wqoi r.f the nKN tiojC htl l ! ihel from tbo Kingioa with bi whole faunly. Mr.

THE FACiriO BBssaaBBBswsssBsa !! I 1I1 1 nrriihiT haiJ to er to t- -

mmcrctnl bcrttstr i- -tTHE PACIFIC

Commercial! 1 I bbcriiscrouy Hatinxl:iy Morning, I .. , l KLI-I- H l. AT

Honolulu. Hawaiian to.

BY BLACK & AULD. rintoaj or AclvortlMiiiK.U .ldSw7Vla..B.OO Yor.

3.00 for Six Moolho. 1 Dl. m. j Ui

-- , f Ear.peia port o enr?.'I;., di. I. It' .h.ct varies from to

aa eeh ia?'.a paper.

jonnfirWcMi. fr-o- port of tfcs Pacific -I- II always

p.rs residing .n any P' h rB;td "'"'Tihe wnoant of s inscription dM for this papr iudt- - stain p.

PLAIN A!D FANCT

30K AND JOB PRINTING.KILL-HE1D- VI?ITIO.BC?ISE-.- A5D ADDKEPS

printed In the hliht tyl- - of the art- -

The Teacher.Wi'.li a tonii:. l.vk in her wary rj e

And a ih.She (U'J out on the fresh green grajs

Au I the glorious azure t jr.

The warning bell is in ber hood.As sh ta.-.ti- in It open door,.

Bnt mule ami still the shadow liela the urchin oa Ike

Her thought are wanderlc? far away,3h takes oo note of time ;

IS matter not the faithful clock1 4 on the stroke cl nine.

The ilmmf ',und of waving tr-- e

Ar.d music orthr stream,lnite her from her task to turo.

And only gaxe an! dream.

The merry group of b...ys and girls,So hu.y at the:r pUy,

S he watches with a hlf-.irme- d iibThat she. were free as they.

But rn the happy, joyous laugh.And sounds of pUyful strife.

Retail her way, ward thought a(aiaTo the humdrum work of life.

The same cH round cf irksome toilHle fj'.Iows without change ;

And la it strange ber mind shoulj seek. Wk'.er, freer rar?

' ls hard, indeed, ti biwl her ihoujhu,II f Ui:ey led,

V .tain the narro w sphere that Fat?CuaiprU ber feet to tread.

Bat be m'ut (itak the dreamy spellThat the would f.i.n hire slay.

And turn 04 tin to the J all routineXh fuiiws day by day.

Put cur if-- , wary, toUirg one !

Your VId tl work is wide ,

And tlu?h your lot may oft seem dark,1 1 bus a sunny side.

TUe hi:lft seeds yu daily w

Will rrat bi a frrtiio soil.And by a harvest fair and bright

Repay y..u f ir your tL

VARIETY.OAitfE. The joung lady with fprttking ej

made? tliPm hoarse y ovcr-tiain- g tbeui.jrrtCTiNU icut. Tlie rujst atT-cti- fritit a '

i w editor evr eaw wa two hundred hurrt--

jta.

'mtNC. A iga at a fredin-plac- e on the:k Iiailroail nfidi : "A good aquare ra'-al-

,

Iferfcct gorge, $1 50."ccowtTL. The nioet norrowful man in De--t

m &n unfortunate whusc ilivorccd wife in-t- ed

$500,000 the day after he marricJ again.o aithueiastic Nebraska, editor Bays, "Nine

tt!a of the year in Nebraska is (summer, andvat is mighty late in the erring.", foan man at a party one evening beingtdlf he coal J play the hrirpsich'ord, wanted

""jcr ir i: wua anjif.Ir lite H?ven-"u- p.

jiAktii e. ' Keep eiu alive, boy, keep em!" raid an old yhysician to Lis young

her practitioner. Itad men pay no bills.";s.e av OrsTf:. The rotund maid of thejd. dreaeed in the fashionable low-neck- ed

y dree", Iwkn like an oyster on the half-she-ll

.Ie, pulpy and peaceful.

13 Reply-- . A worthy Kentucky farmer boingd if a daughter recently married was living

him, rvptied : No, sir ; when one of mywarms, she must hunt her own hive."

jnfidential. After aaking your name in theof Arkansas, the natives are in the habit of

lcr inquiring in a conGdential tone : " Well,what wa your name alore yer moved to

jparu?"tocBLKD. Tlie St. Louis Democrat Bays :

hales are running their noes against thatton of Rhode Inland that sticks out into thetr, and tlie inhabitants are troubled withiquakes."

noclaR. A man who had met a few friendsward took a walk. The pavements were5 icy, and he exclaimed: "Very singular;iheoever water freezes, it always Ireezos with.lippery side up.""osse. Mr. Ilowlaload " Robin, you didn'ti to Sunday-scho- ol yesterday, and went for aed walk instead. Have you not been emit-i:- h

remorse?" Delinquent Wuss norFather smited oi wi his strap."

s Iain.v.tNs Will. I will and bequeath caycM wife. Uridjiet, all my rronerty withoutve and to my eldest son, Patrick, one-ha-lf

ie remainder ; and to Dennis, my youngestthe rest. If there is anything left it mayTerence .McCarthy.

of the cutt and most characteristictitions we have beard of was perpetrated by

. in this county a few weeks ago. He was' .a of raying bis debts by going into bankr-j-, and being short of the necessary funds;he purpose, he borrowed the amount from aid aod returned the amount among the debts

. . j-- t r .jwea to oe ciscnargeu. xstxingion r a.)

-- sctftible of Perteksiox. We know oiiag so eusceptible of perversion as the effortsyoung man to kill a zncquito on a young

"s cheek. A censorious world would neverive him for trying to seize it with his teethn any loss extraordinary method would do

as well. And yet, it is said that in Newry no gallant of sound inclora ever adopts,other method.h eminent civil engineer and geologist gave

JoErwfr.g certificate to the starters of a coal?: "An the urgent request of the directorsie Ujiribcway foal Company, 1 nave testedtample of coal eit to me, and it is my firmion that when the great conflagration of thed shall tike place, and which is expected toten on the final day, the man who shall standi that coal mine will be the very last manshall be burned."

! correspondent of the Lebanon, Ky., Stand- -

telle this: One of our merchants dreamsI; I dreamed that I was ia heaven, andevery fellow who got in there must pay fiftyI aa mi re ion iee. t unc nuituiu); catu new'rp I heard a familiar tread without, andy recognized it as being that of Aunt Pollyb. bo I drew near to sec it Aunt I'ollyId have the money to get in, when I heardLbllowing, Mr. Peter, what's the price top ? ' 4 Fifty cents, ma'am Won't ye take(cents?' No.' forty-fiv- e cents? No.'n won't ye take it io socks?' No.' Thenaldn't come in to eave yer neck.' Ard Auntwent off to hunt a cheaper heaven."

joang fellow was taking a sleigh rMe withtty girl, when he met a minuter who wasrated for tying the matrimonial knot at: notice. lie stopped him, and asked hur- -

!an you tie a knot for me? 'sail Brother B- -

Ton want it done 1 "fell, right awaj," was the reply. Ia itU though, here on the highway? "ffea; thLa ia aa eood a place aa an v aa

:Y church itseU'.""- tiu!a I imot tie4 on my borso'a

io it out of the anow ! ahoatc4 the

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business Cms.THOS. G. THRUM.

,voav ic., Ac. IJRASS,TtXCJI. fl'TTKR IXftflinef and N aiu Plates. PUXTATIOV,

mylT ly

Dfi. 0. S. CUMMINGS.I! ATI,,ST- - 63 FHT STR EET,

THEO. H. DAVIDS .(U Janion, Green k Co.;

M?T E II A N D COM Myr IS.SIO N" MER. The.... Mesr.i u.Mai jie Ljfrrtooi I n.i... i

rlnnr Br.U.hln rXn'raand Korean Marine Insurance Orientalfienmha re Proof Baild.ngs, Kaahumana and Queen 1T

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S. B. DOLE,IfRXRrAT UW. OFFICE Overlrwion t bre, corner or Furt and Merebict

mh2 Honolulu. iy I

H HOFTSCHLAEGER & CO.,r MIKIKKSA.M COMMISSION MER.1 CHANT.-i-.

Corf fort and Merchant tre-ii. mh9 ly i

CASTLE & COOKE,rMllTtlts A.M) IEALERS IN GEN- - i

BIflXO AND COMMIS-IO- N MERCHANTS,fj No. 8a Kintr Street, Honolulu, H. I. ly

LAWRENCE McCULLY, WillTR3EV iT LAW. OFFICE IN TUBlA' neyueneral i rooms. Court Jloa-- , Honolulu,

fcl but &--J

I. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,RTERN A NO WHOLESALE DEAL-'--rtaJiioua- ole

Ciotnine. liata. Cns Kmr. .n.i w...aod sr variety of Oentlemen'a Superior Furnishing Goods!

I foiaerly occupied by W. A. Aldrlch, Makee's DryDll KUclt, Queen Street. ly

Capt.UL PHILLIPS & Co.,

lJIRTERS AM) WHOLESALE PEA LM. m Cfthinf. Boots, Shoes, Hals. Men's Kurni-ron- g and

liar-- . (aid 6m) No. 11 Kaahumanu rit. Honolulu.

j E. 0. HALL & SON, Corner

T.V1RTERS AND DEALERS IN HARD1. T. a.' aat Jt. 'jyrjovjui, rsi nut. ana wurritl jiercaauatc.

Corner Fort and King M. ijJAS. W. GIRVIN, Dealers

ap5ISIO MERCHANT AND DEALERC1fjeotml Merchandite. LAHAINA. !

, Drdfjm Ve ctttr Islaruls promptly attended to. n'i 6m

BEOWN I-- CO.,1RTERS AND DEALERS IN ALES.

. VINM ANDSPIKITS. AT WHOLESALE. fU.tJbaUHireet, o20 ly Honolulu, II. I.

T. J.

IE. McIUTYRE & BROTHER, j

ARTERY. FEF.D KTDIIE AND BAKERY, j

AJ I Conier tf Kins and Fort Streets,o7 Honolulu. H. I. !

H. HACK?ELD & Co.e;ral commission agents. G( T noNoLULr.J ....

Tips. CTHRUM'S,STATION FAY. CLEBr AND NEWS M.

cult; tit-rar- (late Black tt Auld s cu! Staod.) (ocl ly Merchant St.. Honolulu.

W. UREEN, OOMsT10IMISIN ttCII ANT. FIRE-PRO- OF

Builxr, Uuev Streetoci ly Honolnlu, Hawaiian Islands.

TffiODJ. HEUCK,IMPOlTERANLTJOM MISSION MER.

Honolulu, Oahn, II I. above

a. s. CLCSOtl. JSO. 8. SMITHIK8. requiredmost

A S. (LEaORN L Co.,WHOLESALE AND

RLTAI1 DKALEii INJ

Ceneiil rbrchandise,Comet Qaes and Kammaidis.,

oc6 ly Xouai si., d Corner Fort and Hotel Sts.aulT

CHtiA" & CO.,IM PO IT E It! OFkND DEALERS IN

U1N GOODSOf all sescr'poos, andi all ods of Dry Good. Also, con-

stantlyJL

ailiaad, a aerioquality of Hawaiian Rice.Xttun Sut, Honolulu. ly

JZL WITIEY, D. D. S. l

D KXTir, OFIO. OVER DR. HOFFM-AN? M il STtlRK.

Comer of Kaiumana 4 ilebant Streets. Office hoursJ from a m II 8 p. m 1y

J0H1 THO MTERHOUSE,IMPORTER ANtILER

MCUNDlsE,IN GENERAL.

a29 Queegureet, j Honolulu. ly

AW. PUCE & CO.,(Sucre fo iL. Richards t Co.)

' f C H N D LES AN D G E N E R A L COM-MISSION EliCUAX lonolula, Hawaiian Islands.

. 1JJ. S. TCaus 3. c. Aixsx.

ke:&alii:n,SH?,PPLX O.tMISSION M E R

HONOLULU. H. I.aci raHawaiian Packtine, ; Sncert PlanUtion.

Prlncetllle Plaoico. Nialeho Plantation.Onomea PUoUt. i Oeenwetl's Coffee.

Imperial Ffcnsuraoce mpioy , London.Merchant's tual Martnsirance Co., San Francisco.

or. Wesuiata& Hfcssrance Co.Schrs. Fairsieen, Actiand Mary Ellen.iy TO

ff. McNERNY,IMvpORTl AXr IE ALE R IN

Hat. Ctps, Jewelry, Perfumery,Pocket Cutlerjui every ;rr.tKn of Gent's Superior ;IVoFurnishing Us jj ijentn'i Fuis Calf Dress B00U,always on nans )

- C0gF0T A5D 33tCTAT fTRSST9. jlll lj j

E. P. A)iMS,A rCTIOaAXOtOMMISSlON'MER- -

CHAT.Qoeen Strejonoiqia, H. 1 ji ly

A. W. JTDD. a. W. LA INC.

IJDD & lAINE,IJROCEIVND PROVISION DEALERS,

jy Grncery ad Feed Store,S8 Fort S uonoUia. dll ly

LEERS fc HCKSOK,HE4LE LUMBEt AND BUILDING

jy2T aateriau. ForMreet. iy

INGHAM a CO.,

IMPORT I, A1)VTARK.

DEALERS 11T HARDCutlery oods. Paints aod Oil, and teneral

Merchandise-King- -

sia StreetLj"'n''- - iy

- , IN. futuer,CONTIIUliiisoLDBtINESSlNTIIE SoleChronooeten r4B- - observations f the soi and stars

with a tr.nsiV.rument ccnrtly adjasad to themeridiar of partiCurttentionriTento

fine satckjjjyi,,,, sextant and quitjrant. glares sj n5"adjusted Chart d

nntinstrumentscoinl'y on p5"2 hand and for tal- - ly

JJSTRALIANV SrOlf SADDLES!

. Tade to Order. OXE

SPRING In theIs

11 a ks. Ac. of Land

f Beqi red, a! ijjjes Best offed FREE of (HiBGE.

HONOLULU,

lasincss cTnrDs. i

C. S. BARTOW, i

At'l'TIONEER, SALESROOM OX Ql'EEXdoor frm rlaahumaoo. ly

F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,IMPORTERS AM) COMMISSION MERC-

HANTS,Hopolnlu, Hawaiian Inlands. jul4 ly

BISHoFlCoTArJKERS,riOXOHLl. HAWAIIAN' ISLANDS.

LRAW OF EXCHANGE OSBank of California .fian Fraocinco

Les ti Wuller.: New York j

Ireioont National BaukIlnt Corrration I.uiid onHanK Corporation, payai.le iu Sydney, MeliAjurne

and Auckland..... . ... .is.nri. t - rk. lt..i. r

Receive Deposits, Discount First-cla- e Business Paper,eud tJ CoUectinr, 4tc., &c myZ4 lv

R. H. STANLEY.ATTORN EV A ND COUNSELOR AT IjAAV.

iu Khodes' Flre-proc- -r Building, Kaahumanuapifi htreet, Honolulu. :.m

liCHER& ROTH,MERCIt A NT TAILORS. FORT STREET,

Odd Fellow's Hall. Honolulu. H. 1. an'5 1 v

THOMAS SPENCER.SHIP CIIAXDLEII. DEALER IN

Merchandise. Island Produce, 6lc, andCOMMISSION MERCHANT,

BrKosc'a Bar, Uilo, SaNUwica Iland8.keep constantly on hand ai extensive asuortmenl of everydescription of iroods required by ships and others.

The hiKhesi price loven for IslandMoney advanced for bills of Kchange at reasonable rate.

apl ly

HYMAN & BROTHERS,IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

DEALERS INGoods, Clothfnjr, Hats Kurnishinfr Goods, Ladies' and

Ueuts Coots aud Slu-e- s Yankee. Notions, 4c, Ac,Snow's Building. No. -- U Merchant St. Honolulu. apl9 ly

IRA RICHARDSON,IMVORTER ANI) DEALER IV BOOTS,'

Clothtufr, FurnirhiQ-- f Goods,Perfumery, tc.

of Fort and Merchant rU. apl9 ly Honolulu, FI. I.

WILDER & CO.,SUCCESSORS TO DOWSETf Jt CO.

Corner Fort and Queen Sts.In Lumber. Faints. Oil, Nails, Salt, aud Building

Materials, of every kind. iy

BOLLES & CO.,CHANDLERS AND COMMISSIONSHIP M KUCHA NTS.

Importer, and Dealer In General Merchandise, Queen Street,Honolulu, Hawaiian Inlands.

Agents for the K&unakakui. Maunalua and Kakaako SaltWorks. ly

AT9kLDK!C. . r. H. BaTSKLOKK.

HAYSELDEN BROS.

DEALERS IN DRV GOODS, FA N C YGOODS AND CLOTHING.

Criterion Building, Fort t. (sl ly) Honolulu, II. I.

F. HORN,ONFECTIONER. NO. 4 HOTEL ST.,next dour to C. E. Wiibams, Honolulu. till

AF0NG & ACHUCK,IMPORT Kits, W HOLES A LE AND RETAIL

Lealers in General Merchandi.se. F Store, Nnua-d- U

StreeU. ly

C. BRSWER & CO.,MISSION AND SHIPPING MER-- !

CHANTS."Honolulu, Oahu, (aulT ly) ' Hawaiian Islands

ALLEN & CHILLINGWORTK,KAWA1HAE. HAWAII, ff

CONTINUE THE GENERALWILL and SHIPPING BUSINESS at theport, where they are prepared to furnish the Justly cele-

brated Kawaihae Potatoes, and such other recruits as areby whale ships, at the shortest notice and on the

reasonable terms. (aul7 ly) FIREWOOD ON HAND.

rTc. jones"AT LAW AND LAND AGENT.ATTORNEY in all the Courts of the Kingdom. He

will attend the Circuit Courts nn Kauai. Mani andHawaii, and visit either of those Islands

on special businebs. .

Ofce on Merchant Street. ly

E. HOFFMANN, BL D.,willYSiciAN AND SURGEON, CORNER

Merchant and Kaahumanu Sts , near the Pout-offic-

aulT ItALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT, ,

no.MMissiox MERCHANT AND GEN- -EKAL SU1PPING AGENT,

Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands

NEWEST THINS OUT

KEROSENE LAEViPS

BURN WITHOUT CHIMNEY!

LTURST IMPORTED BY THE UNDER.SIGNED.

It is the Only Lamy that lias been made

BURN KEROSENE PERFECTLY.

Smoke,

o Smell,

io Chimney,

A'o macliinerv.

Too Simple to get out of Order.

Loir Priced Lamps for the Cottage,

Elegant Styles for Dining and Drawing

Rooms.

Agents for Haw'n Islands,

DILLINGHAM & Co.,

Nos. 05 Si. 97 Kins St

FIXE CHAiXCEFOR INVESTING A SMALL SUM

of money, or of securing

OF TFIE MOST ELIGIBLE DWELLING LOTS

City of Honolulu, Is now offered by the Undersigned. Hedesirous to dispose of tbst floe and healthily situated piece

adjoining the Government Garden, and fronting Scoo!and Fort Streets at the head of the latter- - "

Any one wishing to purchfta; Jan. i.t.laT3. 4wiM sn! at s V t!7

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,

.jtlrrbaniral.

THE PLACETO R'

TRUNK WORK OF ALL KINL?.anJ General done ymh nd dispatch.

No.'

KEALOHA & PANEE,House. Ship and Sign Paintin ta

IfOTK.L STREET.j

A VIN'G OPENED THEIR SHOP ON" THEanove s:r?-i-

, are n uo an manner it wort iqtheir line of busiuens. C'htrges n ajjouabie. and ail w.-r- dinerith neatoeiii and h. ly

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

a HAS CONSTANTLY ON HA NO ADxtL For Sale at the Lowe.-- t Market Prlc-s- , a pood asori- -ment of the Bet ReQned Bar Iron, and the HemBlacksmith s Coal. nlO ly

CHARLES SMITH,House, Ship, Sim and farrlase Paintin? Dan..

IlanKins and GI;inT.Shop on Kaahutnanu Street. The public are requested to !

jive a can. apl2 Cm

C. WEST,Wason and Carriage Collder, TlandtC King St.,

Honolulu. (jalS ly) Inland orders promptly executed.

JOHN FREDERICK KENYON,MILITARY, XAVAL AXD CIVIL

T AILO R,Kins; Et., next door to Bradley's Barber Shop, Honolulu. o5 ly

OO ICiixt; Street. OOM T. DONNELL.

IMPORTER AST VaNCKACTrKF.R OK

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE !Suitable to tills market.

ET-- Old Furniture repaired and MaUrasses of all descrlptions made to order.

Before buying eUewhere call at SUand US Kiuifalrrrtoc5 ly

J

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

FurniturefT) OF EVER DESCRIPTION.pS) Furniture Wa Room on Fort street ; Workshop atT ' the old stand, Hotel street, near Fort.

B. Orders from Uie other islands promptly attended to.aul. ly

E. C. ADDERLEY,Saddle and Harness Maker,

Fort and Hotel Streets, Honolulu.

it Carriage Trimmed with neatness and dispatch. IslandOrders attended to promptly. nulT ly

P. DALTON,Saddle atsd E9:iinesN linker,

KIXQ STREET, HONOLULU.

Harness, Saddle & Sho'i Leatli-C- ier, Constantly on Hand.

Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to. jy2i ly

THEOD. C. HEUCKOFFERS FOR PALE .

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Just Heceived.-- BY THE- -

HAWAIIAN BARK KA MOI,FROM BREMEN.

WHITE MOLESKIN, GREY AND WHITE;Blue Flannel, Corduroy, Ulaliis, Fancy

Prints, White and Dark Ground 1'rinU, Nainsook, TapeChecks, Jaconet, Chambray Lawn, Printed Marseilles, ExtraHeavy Ticking, Cotton and Union Drill, Blue Cotton and BlueCotton Drilling, Heavy Cotton Shirting, 90 and 100 inch ;Black and Colored Italian Cloth, All Wool and Cotton PlaidShawls, Towels and Towelling, Kussia Crash, Cotton Blankets,Horse Blankets. Merinos, Bara-.hrsf- Fine Black Coburgs,Table Covers, Dark and Ked Handkerchiefs, White CottonHandkerchiefs, hemmed; Corah Handkerchiefs, Blue Twill,Superior Blue and Brown Cloths, Mai apolams. Veil Barege insilk and wool, Grenadines, Dotted Vhite Swigs Muslins, Su-perior Silvias for Tailors' use, Tai!ors Trimming, Paper Cam-brics. Brown Hollands, White, Ked, Blue and Black Bunting,ic, ia, &c.

Clothing, Hosiery,Hats, &c.

Supr. Black Doeskin Pants, dozens rf Buckskin Suits, colored andMoleskin Pants, Pea Jackets. Cotton Flannel Undershirts andDrawers, Merino Undershirts, White Linen Duck Suits, Water-proof Coats and Ponchos, a variety of men's Felt Hats, Ladies AWhite Cotton Hose of various qualities, B'ys' Heavy BrownCotton hocks. Men's Brown and Lisle Thread Socks, KidGloves, white and colored, Ladies and Gents. Doeskin Rid-ing Gloves for Ladies and Gents. Lu-l-e Thread Gauntlets, Ital-ian Cloth and Silk Umbrellas, Linen aud Paper Collars, PaperCuff, &c.

ITIisc?lSaiicoii. IMeerschaum Pipes. Pearl Shirt, Coat and Test Buttons: !

Superior Pins, Hair Pins, Licen and Cotton Tapes, SIieeve But- -tons and Studs, Looking Glasses and Hand Mirrors. Linen andCotton Thread, Pen Knives, Butcher Knives, Sail Twine. IndiaRubber Combs, Dressing Combs, Fine Ivory Tooth Combs,Letter and Bill Paper, Blank Rooks, Superior Playing Cards,Silk Ribbons, Corded Silk Beltines, Traveling Bags, Merinoand Alpaca Bindings, Feathers aud Flowers, Feather Dusters,Opera and Spy Glasses, Violin Strings. Cotton Twine in skeinsand balls. Ladies' Corset, Tailors' Shears, Water Monkeys,Hooks and Eyes, Seluer Water, ec, &c, &c.

at

Wines, Liquors, Ales, &cDeetjen and Schroeder's Ale, star brand, qts. and pts. Nor

way Ale. Christian! Brewery, in pts. and qt. Sparkling Hock,qts. and pts. Khitie Vine- - of the following: Uockheimer,Niersteiner, Deidesheimer, Budesheimer, Liebfraumilch. Stein-wei- n.

Claret Sauterne, Sauterne, Medoc, Chambertin, Maras-chino, Superior Brandy in caks and case, best Holland GinGin in casks. Sherry and Port Wine. Alcohol, Do per cent,procf.

Hungarian Wines.Such as Chablis, Ecri, Budai,

?ahegyl. Samorodnyi, Tokayi.Angostura and Bonekamp Bitters, Swedish Punch, ready pre-pared Cocktail, Kirnmel, German Whi;key.

Perfumery &c.Pomatum. Hair Oil, Cosmetiqne, Toilet Soaps, Best Eau de

Cologne. Florida Water, cheap Eai de Cologne, Toilet Powder,Puff Boxes, Macassar Oil. Ac.

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Batty's Pickles, Preserves and Fruit Syn.I

FIRE-PRO- OF SAFES.

Turkish Tobacco,

German and Havana C s,

-- ANI

r a,imatia. would beU ill' ,. t,a nntract

DfBI ith itut u' nnuerr.iu " VI0. that Zl""- - j 7 that, "to all pJuoice particularly jiruuu yitei- -

WfT.

JULY 5, 1S73.

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

C O RX E R OF KING AM)3 thrilfcl. Would infrtn Planter. 'TTr'anl others tbat, in a.id.tion to hi ' " By

l.ir;e e:oc: cf Tierce, Barrci. and Caks. by the arr.T- - ofal of the .hip Cor.njra fr.ra Eoton, be ha received

3 I SO Ubl. ShooU. and CcDtaiuera.Of a superior quality, wh'.ti will be sold reasonable in lots tosuit.

He hopes by attention to buslne ti ra'?rit a cjntitmaoce o f fthe t .itrnape whiv.h he tia- hrretoforv ecjoi'ed and lor whichhe o jw returns h;s th:ik '. nl6

NOTICE. SAIL-MAKIN- C.

Tlie tndertfgncd llaun? Opened a SlIILOFTOn Kaahum.tQu Street, in the building formerly

occupied by J. M. Oat & Co.. will give promtattention to the bail-maki- Business in all its Abranches. :

Sails made In the Best Manner and at Redneedi

PRICES. 1Thankful for pan favors, he hopes to receire a share of any

riitli(. iuri,-irtiri- . (my3) V. Q. WOOLstY. !

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H. VOSS,TSo. r ZIrliant Htreet, j

31AM FAITIRKR iD DEALER 1 FlKMTtRE !

AND BEDDING, ,

Old Furniture Jijxiired and Upholstered. i&...The best Curled Hair constantly cn hand and for saleap'28 orders promptly attended to.

McCOLCAN & JOHNSON,Merehaut Tailor.

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

ap26 lyC. SEGELKKS. C KIMTLEK.

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

m.

nnanu Street, bet. Merchant aud Queen, : forof

A HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND alli. Htoves, l.ad Pipe, Galv. Iron Pipe, Plain and Hose !

ivSi Bibbs, stop Cocks, India P.ubber Uose best ly inIfiiKttis ot zo and 0U feet, n itD coupliufr anu fipe com-- ;

plete. Also, a very larpc stock of Tinware of every descrip--tion. Jobbing and Uepairing done to order promptly aud war- - j

ranted. Particular attention given to eliiu Work. JLThankful lu the citizens of Honolulu, and the Islands pen

I

erally, tor their liberal patronage in the paiit, we hope by stiictattention to buHines to merit the name Tor the luture. ! froinry Orders from the other Islands will be carefully attended I

iu. uui. iy

CABINET MAKER'S SHOP!sj. THE UNDERSIGNED JLmikVSJ.Sa bees to notify his friends and the ft wich

--feSaa&E public generally, that he has taken upon

Sli o o xx 2?" ox"t Strootone door below the Government Building, where he will be Andfound hereafter, prepared to carry on the tures,

itude,CABINET MAKER'S BUSINESS,in all Us branches and on the most reasonable terms.

SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD,and j

Repairing Done Neatly and Expeditiously. j

Phmse clve Iilm a. Cull. f j

ap26tf DANIEL McCOERISTON.

J. M. OAT & Co., SailmakersJ I sV

iHtoe.oi.n CUSTOM HOUSE FIRE-PRO- BUILDING.;

On the Vf harf. Foot of Nuuanu Street, Hono-lulu,

on11. 1.

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

Flag of nil dexcriplion made anil rrpnirrd. pThankful for past patronage, we are prepared to execute all

orders in our liue, with dispatch and in a satisfactory manner.fe22 ly

W. FISCHER,Cabinet Maker and French Polisher

a29 Hotel St., Dear the Drug Store or E. Strehs y Co. Iy

HONOLULU IRON CO.c

STEAM EN GINES, SUGARMills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Bra-- g and LeadCastings,

Machinery of Every Description madeTO ORDER.

Particular Al'mtlon'paid to Ship's Rlacksmithing.

tt Job Work executed on the shortest Lotice. jy20 ly

W. DUNCAN, BLACKSMITH.SHOP ON THE ESPLANADE,

where all work from Shin or Shore will be attended to. ...... tr....: : 1 -1 11 el mauuer to arraui sdiibidLiiuu. J.

andJOHN NEILL, under

3VT G XX X 3NT 1ST!NO. 40 FORT STREET.frhrf h. will nffpnit In .11 nritpr. A

In the ViLOCK. GO & GEXEBAL BEPAIR L1XE

ill give special attention to cleaning, repairing and reg-- ofolating Sewing Machines, and all other kinds of Light Machinery j to D.

Metal Work of every description, Blacksmithing, &x -ALSO. ON HAND AND FOR SALE CHEAP,

Variety of Sewing Machines,Gnns, Pistols, Shot, linmnnitlon,

MACHINE OIL, NEEDLES, &c Vc. JLto

Sewing Machine Tuckers, Binders, and all other extra and andduplicate parts of Machines supplied on short notice. For

XT Best Machine-- Twist. 3i siaCOt.B ACBST IS THIS KINGDOM FOR

Trip flplprirntprl "Plnrpriria RATrino TVTar'hiTiPB0n30 ly

A. D. BOLSTER,Ilense, Ship, Sign, Carriage & Ornamental Painting

Tn nil its branches.THE OLD STAND. ON KINGAT will execute all orders in his line with promptness,

low rates, and in as good style as any. ja4 ly

THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL!' '

ijpg11" '

Eeef,

winision oi . . ,Wututm .

LtbT,HE PROPRIETOR WII?SPARE NOpains to make thJedic.

EXjEGAKT- -,or prostitate?.

r;.f.f.riiA..ir. Tnatitntinn of regulation plao.ct to interfere with the social posit

. " 7 The medical attendants to conrypossible a knowledge of the results of this

HALL A. AH to patients, etc.c. :.i r.r .fatUniM whoju23 Pjj.

1 seek the offered medical aid."are

lie '

for

MANY OTHER GOrDS I j 3IRJr- - Jand mai th strie jrold

TOO NUMER0C3 TO "purple. SomeU j v0he-,eautl1-ul

Imired is the letterin. !

FOR SALE AT LOW A t beavy block; thP I chto "To thethe rearsmall block. ' '--on stylf.

jn- - PRIC; both wav8 on allthe tetters. The

IX

!C;r5PalepoV--1

WORKS

are

10 hich he so feelingly warns the

j at Hanalei, (where be then that

Paulet had seized the group, isworth about have tossed hat into the air, gavewas for less. exclaimed,xsnrr,. for Queen Victoria, and-"rVrL- . these Inlands are under BritIA Tllle?"

insurance ear?' .

Fire and Marine Insurance.f1HK I'N'DER51REI HAVING BEEN

duly aulhoriiedthe Firemen's Fund Insurance Comp'y,

San Franc:co to write both Fire and Mario rik, are pre.pared to aoo pt Insurances on

IrrIllM, Building.. M rrcbanrflw, Fiirailure. Vrwt In Perl, mud lakr

arjo Klili, to and from thl. aud a!l Forf Ipn Torti,at the most Favorable Rate.

joUly BISHOP CO.

Boston Board of Underwriteri !

GENTS for the Hawaiian I. lauds.mbl ly C BRtWEK CO.

GENTS for the Hawaiian Island.. mtl ly C. BKEWEU k. CO

VOT I C E.-- M A ST E RS OF VESSELS VIS- -ITlNO thi port in a disabled conditloji and insured in

ol the Boston and Puiladelphla Offices must hare threjmrts and accounts duly certified t bv us.

mhlly t CO.

THE BRITISH AND FOREIGNMARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y,

(UJiirKu,)ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWEST

KATKS. The clause iu the Policies of this Company arespecially advantageous. Ill to. u. UAvIKS,

Arent.

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFYIssues Fire and Life Policies

4"fcN THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS. ALLClaims tor Losses settled with promptitude.

nld ly ; TU1X). II. DAV1ES, Agent.

BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERSHjMIE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE

Boston Board of I'nderwriters, uotify Masters of Vesselsothers that all bills for Repairs on Vessels, and all bills

General Average purposes, niu.it be approved by the A pentthe Boston Underwriters, who must also be represented onsurveys, or such bills will not be allowed.

o26 ly C. BREWER & CO., Agents

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.FgMIE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE

above Company, have been authorized to insure risks on

Cargo, Freight and TreasuresHonolulu to all ports of the world, and vice versa.

oi6 ly 11. 11 ACKFELD a Co.

NORTH GERMAN FIREINSURANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG.

rilHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENappointed Agent of the above Company for the SandIslands, is now prepared TO INJURE AGAINST HUEthe most favorable terms.

On Brick, Slant. nul Wooden Stores,on Merchandise stored therein. Private Dwellings, Furni

. AH Losses adjusted and paid for here with prompttor particulars apply at the office of

ocl9 ly THEOD. C. HEUCK, Agent.

TRANSATLANTICFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ot IlnmburK.Capital, One Million Prussian Thalers.

fllll E UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENappointed Agents of the alove Company are now ready to

Polities against Risks of Fire, on Buildings,Merchandise nnd Furniture,

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

For particulars apply tooc5 tf II. HACKFELD & CO., Agents.

IMPERIALR INSURANCE COMPANY,

Ot L3il0.(Instituted 1803.)

CAPITAL, 8. 000,000 IN GOLD!THE UNDERSIGNED PREPARED

policies on Fire Kicks (with or without the aver-age clause), on Plantation Buildings aod Machinery, PrivateDwellings, Brick. Stone and Wooden Stores. Merchandise, Coals,Lumber, Ships la Port, &c, on the most favorable terms.

ETAIl louses) ndjiiMted and paid for here XSFor particulars apply at the office of

WALKER tt ALLEN,a.ul7 ly Agents for the Hawaiian Islands

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILEINSURANCE CO.,

OF LONDON AND EDINIIIJRGII.ESTABLISHED, 1809.

CAPITA L 3,000.000Accumulated and Invested Fund, 2,8 38,118

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEENAGENTS tor the Sandwich Islands, aod are

authorised to Insore against Fire upon favorable terms.Bisks taken in any part of the Islands on Wooden Buildings,

Merchandise stored therein. Dwelling Houses and Furni-ture, Timber, Coals, Ships in harbor with or without cargoes or

repair. (ap5 ly ED. HJFFnCIILAEGEH fc CO.

F. A. SCHAEFER,GENT Bremen Board of Underwriters.Agfiil Dresden Board of Underwriters,Agent Vienna Board or Underwriter.

Claims against Insurance Companies within the jurisdictionthe above Boards of Underwriters, will have to be certified

the Agent to make them valid. ja ly

HAHBURftU-BREME- N

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.nMlE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN

Appointed Agents of the above Company, are preparedinsure risks against Fire on Stone and Brick Buildings,

on Merchandise stored therein, on most favorable terms.particulars apply at the office ofly F.. A. SCnAEFER 4-- CO.

HftWAIWN SOap WOP.:

1, V - - V '

fi U E Y & CO.,Manufacturers and Dealers

ALL KINDS OF SOAPS! X

Leleo, Kins Street, Honolulu. omjtiion

Mutton and Goat Tallow WanterOrders) Left at Ira Richardson's Boot hereby

ui c.-.'- rii. . r,r swr -- w inert p rom p 'ay, onap!2 A'trndantr.

MR. Editor After reading Mr. Rhodes' speech

natives me

danger be anticipated by foreign occupation ot

any portion of Hawaiian soil, I am constrained to

v thU the individual who. in 1843. on learningreaided)

entirehis

ARE

wiin

m 5 rill VI V. ' r. v. "yty Jc- - ..., , Ti,.i ;r rl.inet Councilgrr1 this project of a ceeaion of Pearl

nezlect toMinisters who may bave consentea to

oi

Lordreport w

cheersThank God,

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Wb:lfi Column...... It Mil W).i 00 lis) 00 1 SO OC

IT rs rending la tb Uirn t'mted "Isle, essPt Kr their cards by etck.iog Cr.rwfrorsf I'nteAStates Pxxlajre "tsaipi. for sueb amount as lt wish Is payand tbfrir cards will be Inserted as f r abore table, Uu tb imipaid for.

ST Busineas Cards, when preraid for far, are alt.wrtia Jisconnt from these rates, which are for uaoMenl afWrrt. so-

men! woesi or charged quarterly.

.ilomtstic proitirr.

KUPAKl'E. PLANTATION SIGAUNCW COMING IN,

AND FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SLITUCHASURS, BV

AFONQ a; ACHUCK.Honolulu. June lrt, ISTJ. Jul4 ly

WOLEE RICE PLANTATION,KAILl'A, KOOLAI'POKO.

XT" AND NO. 8 RICE FROM THE ABOVEt'lantatiun.

Artlolo !Always on baud and Ar sale by

A11SKK ft ACIICKG,Jul 4 ly 'Corner of King and Muuanu Cts.

FAMILY MARKET.E. II. IIOVD, Proprietor. Ilolol Siren.

Choicest Meats from finest herds. Poultry, Fish, Vegetables4c, furnished to ordar. apfr ly

SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER,Tanned Goat and Sheep Skint.

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

U'AIABA TANNEKY V, NOTLF.Y,By (spSly) A. 8. CLKH110RN A CO.. AgeoU.

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

1m. WAIMFA TANNLItV,(Hawaii.

WASHINGTON MEAT MARKET!VEXT DOOR TO LOVE'S STEAM HAKE

ry, .Nuuanu F. W. Dl'.NNK.

Deef. Mmiiom ssssd Veal or the Itewt C4siolty.Also, Salt Pork. Salt Beef, Superior Fork Sausages, always

ou hand, aud Sold at the Lowest Market Prices.oca Meats delivered to all parts of the City. ly

HONOLULU STEAM BAKERY !

R. LOVE & BROTHERS, Proprietor!,NCUAXU ETBEKT.

niLOT. MEDIUM AND NAV 1 RREAD.JL lwais on baud aod made to order.

Also, Water. Soda and Butter CraclertF.N NY LIND CAKF.lL ftc.

SHIP BREAD RE1IAKED on the shortest notice.FAMILY BR HAD, made of the Best Flour, baked daily aud

always on hand.Ii. 8. BROWN BREAD OF THL BEST QUALITY

auU ly

METROPOLITAN MARKET,V.. WALLER,

KINO STREET. HONOLULU. aul7 ly

riOXKFK 13 1 Mi, I.AIIAIIVA.CI AMPBELL Ai. TITRTON. Proprietor.

Crop of Sugar of superior quality, new coming la andfor sale In quantities to suit by

nlo-tr- . II. IIACKFKLD ft CO.

am vrr a mw m tw m pvt m m rn m atw mr

II. Cornwell, Proprietor.G A R AND MOLASSES FROM THISSIT for sale in lots In suit purchasers. Apply to

oc--6 ly UF.O. C. McLKAN, Agent.

WEST MAUI SUGAR ASSOCIATION !

LAHAINA, MAUI.

pilIOlCK SUGARS. CROP OF 1872, NOWcoming in and for sale by

o&ly BREWKR ft CO., Agents.

WAILUKU PLANTATION!MAUI. CROP OF 187SWAILUKU, by C. JtKKWKB ft Co.,

oS &m Agents.

MAKEE PLANTATION.ULITFALAKlf A, MAUI.

CROP OF 1 872 SUGAR 4V MOLASSES,For hale by C. BKKWKR 4r Co., Agents.

ONOMEA PLANTATIONSCjrOill AND MOLASSES CROP 18i8,

J coming in, sale In quantities to salt purchasers,JyO By WALKER ft ALLa.N, Ayints.

1873. 1873.

PLANTATION !

UGAR AND MOLASSES. CRoV COMINGs in aod for sale in quantities to suit po'o ji.nrs byjy8 ly WALKFR - ALLIEN, Agents.

PRINCEVILLE PLANTATION.Sugar and MolasseH.-C'ro- p 1873.MING IN. FOR KALE IN QUANT

is ly VALKKR ft ALLF.V, Arent.

WAIAHOLE R1CL PLANTATION.TJO. 1 RICE.-.- V 'FINE ARTICLE. RUIT- -.a. able for family usei For sale by

win J. I. DOWSKTT.

Tiny bay! Iln-y- .

cniVersignedTII are re.ceinng ' oed Baks of

Rrime Maniania HayFrom I artiich they Wilf sell In quantities to suit.

ap5 tf WALKER ft ALLEN.

BUT

Living Yet, and haa been Living

Honolulu the Lust Fourteen Year tTHE OLD ESTABLISHED

HONOLULU SOAP WOKKS !BY

J. EAWLINS, Manufactureratily -- or-ernul KINDS OF SOAPS I

AND-r-- -- rfnitedSuC Beef; Mutton and Goat TaUow!Reciprocity d all kind, ot Soop Greaae.

ex arrivals from the United Mates aodthe ialaodiY Korope supplies of theof any por-- . 0or Line for ManBfactirlnr

C0DtI so be in receipt of fresh supplies by steasadeclares its: wakia prepared to give satisfaction to allnt

cession oi reart ro;d'ilP8uraers his clm''tt. following ;vor with their trade.lft at

niTHE FOUNTAIN iSSli,ICE CREAM anti LUNCH RXernment derired from

FORT s rET.uee0pie ,,111 be increased.OPPOSITE C. E. iLLLue experience of other countries has shown

to

iaredindeaHarbor, thenupon

this meeting hereby expresses its disapproval of

. The resolutions were adopted. t

'A committee of seven then appointed of which J

Mr. J. Carter was the chairman, whose duty it j

should be to wait on His Majesty and inform bam of

the sentiment of the meeting., Mr. Malo presented a resolution that whereas Mr.

S. Castle, a member of the Privy Council, had

declared himself an annexationist, and published

letter in the Evangelitt. advocating reci-

procity with view to annexation to the United

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lchr S'Wii UaJolt. Itra Waialua.Smr K.laib-a- . Taylor, from ewairand

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2

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ilui,

tys

tiur Rira,

Jim,

LuVa.

An.J

ln

jO-- Miir

and

max

)m

Kf

liT

Mnirci' Da'. Mr apt M:chsUr--n.

ltarmao

THKO.

Wiriu PoT K:!r.o-i-, Jut!"

riivriiin

r.lKa.1.

chiMrrn.

Kill El).

ll

dulls

If.CIFIC KIU'I

15th .Tulv. O.-ih-

came first

newpresent mauage-- :

that

have and

byWaiHit, Km. circuit

th; --xodeter--

Arnv30to.

stAtuaof theEureka.

rinda

Dickson

been

theyand

lrciu- -

the

th'- - i.--r, vfiatjrut iihiutx-un-u- t " tii.tt t!;c it wetn-- - froi.i da'j o'.ve to puLiio negotiate at all. will - t .ubtl. . All rilK. FIRM K

w!....m a.rvc anl t profew t jejeak. the jojjlo ct tLc hjlr. ,r bcc. cm..Th hc4c our iit cu.i-- ve Uwmgh vjic to.,.r riccrn let orH that, bet terted. with few peari to . ioittj,.' rue-.r- a prr ruiui

wait in deference thtfir i Jou 9. is:2.- """"r for uoh action aa mcv determine upon. is

T;i: Lirrrn tha -- areon of - , ...n-r- ul.li in Jas., Ko AUIAl I.ar.pt.tre-- J

ation tm .f JoSt4. aista.nt..ou and which 5tal ani thi country, the on both will

IM au, aii hw f. aniJij0 w expresi8 lhfirdir-jcr- . nabli - at'tntion tle importance .p , . ir.v.u. ;

vruicb maiy he I.eretoioie luiiy Iiac-o-n aiii f;iJW the lead of these n-r- y. un.Kr.,.fc,. trct,

that, with what here- - of tbeirft follow or very ; ;s ten Lis views ex- -

, . u'.iyi.i.J. u-- 4 :... o, ;:;a:i r!-ul- t awakt-uiD- g the lamin and '

.rC6se,i tiIf.xe oomethius new nativertl J-- . - r,l" u,...-- ; 1 ur- the cr.er? the fnenda Hawaiian CU6toB1(J. , Preaie

JT'r.'. ''.

no': "

4

U. C. J -

.,1 R;C'?,

Jt '....

TjriKio..t44.'iO 2 i F

Vowiid W,it.cCom'x at v

Maui.

Ccta

Ma'li.

t Malt, N iao. T M

vift, rhumju,

u-- i A

j., u.

tcn

same

d inng next orare the surgeon che fean the Juiy l.

Use will amply u9. ,y Mr. excite FOR SALE,the he taken our -

Lalf.as will any otl-- may any have ..may mhous to We can

towards the end. i

no reason untimelv LIM8EU T1C0'$. AMI H IIv-ia- y iue vuuiuiuuivuuo.ui the of which doubtless cover

irom otner meuicai m wbole of factboth however resiueut for thn tU .&tj tLe blundt,r

years to serious with th( orator like hici-

irom the iiy. uur.Blt fn.u.

cannot but as of ; footing or Hindoos.the of pre- - j

.at SAiMiaiA aaava a Mserration the race. wretched r"th

L.,ni,V Mnith. Mr. hoi anj Mr ana i

ol v;., an,l disease which ,Mrar.i e Brtl JMr ai.J ii'ck.

, over fair islands, has never hithertof or Kui.oa iin HaaLn airy Q jra, Jutir 2oth , I

j,.hn k,!,itf Mr. j. p.nvi w.fe. ' traced to Lut whatever time and en- -i Mm Ri-m-m- . Mi.r, ii-o- ry ana car-ti- an Brur., crv its evils have have been barre ttlVer Ca moil.l and lis l.'h.irniv:, Ma.fr jjA

of

LeI.

of of

in

in

i..,.

i dtc. i in ""E V PRIME QI ALITY.MoLoaa Per LnVa, COtit Anher, ; . i'OK SALE BV

Nb:eai. ; jy5 4t H. DAVIK3.Kan ibD Pt 30th Vsv J

It

our

in

of

no.t,e

man,

to cure the cnect, while ignoringcause.

The awa, which allusion iso Ho'Ch. w o m"-

-' liUcn .kn, made by one our correspondents, has pRfl2ER SALMON !a,.r...r .,or. b w to m theFaow VicTvan. Ii. C ivr Urln-nr- ', Jar.- - soth N.!-c- n j as great evil. The degree to which its

C Haliy, Win M.Ir.tyr. , ....r..,., ttir. hl.M.-- n.l nmllr, t,i i.r nr- - '

rn, S.v Ppr I . r r , v-- J I n- - fjuh II II

a r

r tvu.

ti w w

to!

t

, p

j

at I

r

i

on "

- we

on

Ml!

v JM T T

fii fi

I

r

,

a

P M

n i.

,' Pattu, R wnj. iuaa. Capt Hur.ni ivin-- , p Krjyenb.ich. i celerates of the dreadful !

j Kow iicuHotrir-P- cr July j.u- -R c Kihby. j well be made the eubject I

t n aad n.i-r- . s it ami wtK Mini.ir, Mia H-u- n- inquiry, the of whichMi Hrcfrn Mr Hasaine, Mr r.r,.I Mr M j Th Vast offlyman, ir Arnn.M nrvanl, Mr r iy, Uishi), Mr I -

awa the immense K d V i 25 WZ . C2 5

J "ti'r-Vj.iaVrjm- i number of lor use that wo i

than-

:

! Parker. Mr- - II C.rnw. il. Mr. Kutkr chiW. Mr. L K ? .,,r,w.M, ore issued liv nomehoU- - will ! OUXKsinaWaa. Fatij.-- r Puor. H J) l.nd. Mr l wie, P Krau 1 r j

? wit- - i Ru.Ki. Mr R Uautned, r.d ahnt'o ii. tn by visiting the ot the

Zvv aK!'?, jTrfhriltKjrMM a i on a when nearly If A.f n PfistT. Mi Fur'.T. Mis Prwkw.-n- . J u every person one meets is home a bunch

. :..t!r. J Smith. vM White wil'.-- . Mr. M BIWk. . .." .

vn:1, ;cKlfr-- v Crown, Mr Huhbard. wile and 2 I ot the preClOUS, root. lthoUt j CONTRACT.MA

Jo.tiinDIKU.

Y.JVI.YPUBLISHERS'

would

t'OMM Julysubscription price

bands.

breadastotheTreas- -

power

uivtarchy. Kin,

inJci.!Kin?e

duty. Uonoiu'.a,

treayappreciation ESTABLWIIMKXT

Kiog finally

Hessian Lfegiciaturo, otherwirt, pvmtthizeatKireus Honoiaia.

being uDSuag0awarded rwulto Prays,contributed C1RTS

preeen,geuuemtn, exneueea amyuut

profci-jn- , (;azrUtmidst, suggestionsrequested, nawa;ianfj

sources,connection

HUW UcLAWAHt

WrhJr, ignorance.Tbomje-.n- , .ur!hoir,

evoked squandered rraSerendeavoring

consumptionZhVt NVdam. lorcibly RIVER RED...r...

frequent

approaches leprosy,rai;ht

rcv.-lation- s wouldM.iro.1. somewhat Hurtling. Consumption

JUofiw'i''j'nin 4,pcrmits"

PKU- - COlAreflection neighborhood

Saturday afternoon, IIRECT lVOSSl CSSpnttr,M4

CVlI-lOoki- ng FINEST

TL'JIDA

iittentii)ii

pausing here to the repulsive mewte in j

j which it ia prepared for drinking, WHITE MATTING! Dick-mi- Hoi city, at ib" of J '

hv dire diseases can h and undoubtedly arc coui- -I Dirkawi. F.J bv Krv. Knr'. Thunninn ..f H 1,1

" " - " .7 ' i -- t ? r .i . .i Mr. l!re to Holdfiv.

the

per

-

municaiea. eiiecin eoubium,the only to

The intoxication from is to sim- -; )ixvin In Bremen, May Johnvfh ii:ir ;n tinj though less in degree to that produced !

i Liiii. about year.. A tiunihr ct ycar m- - I - .! fiioyrd in the houKo of ii. liarkf.-i- Ac Co. i.f j by latter narcotic, but j

- - i while it the senses, the eyesight, j

THE PACiriO j an,j ruins digestion, and man becomes

Vly.-- llllim v lil U t 1 1) l l ' white scales and eventually appearing in

SA 5.

NOTICE.We chII to com-- . .,

rneiiet'iiient of Volume XVI of ihe Pa- -j ALi AlJVKKTISEU Oil: 5th. The is ij.00 an--num. If pahl for in ailvance, on or be-- :

f hn of fur tlielslM ml nf

T'w

!

II

U

reai.-l-oc- j

Becond thoseawa

t;rmany.awa the blood

who

blotches. From thii when other pre- -

cau-e- s isbrief.

fit IkkV. fV VI Jhave been and still !

against and j

J The two nowmight made

LLUIII.V&lil" 1 1 1 1 VI I U.I 1. 1 VJII KJtk::tnl on helore the 31n of lor the -. . . - in the direction indicated. etc.,etll"a" Illlll'i-- , ..hJ"

it 1'ibIc,, uud churches andAULD, SALB; vn1 Proprhtors. lmve lack but ""fortunately, while theI . wellare ol their souia we say tins in irre.

Tiik i'ki-tsfn- t im:e i number . erant sensei been Lx)ked afitr cronciof the without which'. illr JL Jjjjlt) 'this having July 1856. i the soul cannot and has been shame- -

a a .

appearance, fully being directed TJT?ATJO finga it did, journaliein 6ide by side the subjects one of the I

with a subsidized press, it achieved a native Ko Ponoi for prcs--large popularity with the English rcsi-- i week a Dr. ;

dents. is our desire here and an articlethe which lcl S GOr RICA ,W,

' this r'Ii: Gazette this week contains in full, eaffice say, that the present proprietors be-- ( delivered by lion., such by on tlie of

1S70; and that, in our on the' commencement of a after the lapse

three years under it3ment, we have the

circulation, its popularity, and itsin our Stirling

important events in the history islands

be--

rrrr by

,,inwii

xe.

car-!--- i ofcf lh,ir

welfare of th-- hi in--

cenpeopl

ofIf i- -

are

Is.

ofwe

of

see frvnPk

ln

ucn of my

thevalue in

of stream

Nirdhofr,

Fd,

to

ai.ri theof

nr.d

areand he BUf

and

ui.d

Jalv 1st.

fun

and

meuse of are of

be19th.

Boi Kortii.

the

U

toare the

UlUt Cilllllill UlUVlOltare

the on

be in dis- -

JUU.ilOt

ourno

noone of

of the1,

its to:;in

ofIt our

Xofof in of

it to at

ofof

its

of

of

the public of natives onlast. We a

of points the itsextreme our

j

is and MX vTXllidoubtless was intended

the lthout going j

have we have re-- extreme ot oar styling it (j O S ot JsL 1 C Etcorded; have our it i

hchr liatiie. .NxIia. from Nawdiwiii. KaaaL ! in which rwrtv has hih over attempt to. minister to!1 Am utht a i Lorccis'.-a- , aujs j but has leen our and the native !

2 chr KtWapara, sioiokau i stant aim to stand steadfast and mind. man has the right to form and' Ar fcankew. ciarfc. from llsca. u interesL of the whi.le ever r.rnmrt his on matters of miblic

Hchnei

ilajs fromrranciMiv

3

Srhr

Malik.xfrnc!co.

Maui.

tLatwill

ELL

will

Hcrv

lilt

ized

.L r- - 1 . &

to deliud and approve of the and and the of that right, however much I

! and condemn the we j he may differ from others his he is j

j were independent and by ) to a Lut wLen! or that was, j facts for the sake ofj in this respect j his own fault if insteadnew which it but just say we of he meets with was '

share towards about. may be i no fair when Mr. Rhodes referrednow the of that of the by of j

we ask is a fair tield and no favors. , and New and the ac- - j

Under its former to its pur- - ! of India, and native audi- - ;

' chase by the and since then ! ence that a like result would follow in this King- - j

! to the end of the late of govern- - j dom were Pearl Harbor b3 to the United j

'ment, tLU battled a ; States. The are totally different that

j press, and that no would ever dream of such atairy uioi. r Koin TtuaieL public be offered to I to an ofautaflwlytMi. is so just, as well to t The style of smacks of demagogiMii. j

smr T.)ioe. for.M.iti.ni wVvh we earn onrJly I ciar for .hr Hattie. . :k. for .aiiii;i. Kauai. i

' urv which euppTtVrv the s taxes, thatV Moto.i. j coming

:i tiie rwsent year the

: . rrr-- :: : :7 r.": c j to be guided and alvertised

of

I 1 1 J r -

Rroiird tne tranv. tctv Li:nt in ui - xr z i mav wu iu: oi ceomimv i

oi

la port-- . ' t. ... L Andtoward . he " "c '" 1V

it, it adHNiT.ria.1......hHh

. . t : - i o

Faa

I :

ofaa Biiro!r n. s i:isf na mn oa.Wi o- -

kn;r witlo

... t.-- k the M;

ni are

trv aworn- -

to

h

wf whoui hn ., u. J :i

Las itir to Lua

II. M. 3

r. T- -&

eu-- :v in.

ia: i

.g-th- er mayr the a

v

we

thethe

twomany

uuou.with

anative

f the 2V

;

U

innaines

causes

BY

(and

twkj

held

the inin

in aX

the

; L I '

anchf

- Moi. !

- 1

As

is;

in

to

ax--J j

.

at the

.usyo

tinotfor

the

con- -

for the

allup his

oneall

it,

)ver

,yUi

Gracious Heavens! said Euzluz, ;

tovato sice?" Is life so dear, peace j

so as to be at the priceand us," j

said orator last March, how are worth- - '

less by our and are nigh j

us await the ot Oov- -crnment, but at once ask to into

1J8 t continual anti: arriTi. nion."booml Ca. " 0wbljBa holds ha tha. ami Carrt. Ka, and

thorel Gazette nrinrinc, etahlUhi. r

rty

of

our

j

now the I Ion- -

l duty that thisis but little save name, from i not submit to the cession ot I'earl

the oil press. lr- - "P to1 1.. .... . I .f (li,l ami 1 a .1

j - J j more inmatter of course under thcold

j times than now!'withstanding the fact that bid have i or to the

? (on tc' it ! w!eP forrejoice. WcAll I'gal are States

the Gazette and Kuokoc. Thethe public The Brii

Xew Zealandtir Cln-c- tt. fforflrnmMit

they sub60""lly correct. With- -

irect earsaJ tne rdou'i

wtrn the 'ut for'

thr to KOTICE.the tL or LOMii

nghticuntrv in min4.

rr-'Q- i exceptions arptit-n- t King,

of. AIUJ IRIMIMU

r.- -; 1111dla TjeWB

to suhiectdto re- - waiLill3 M Jccf,c".

adviser beiort-- the actionon similar -- .i fJelore

K--if

the thethen the witb (;a.,,,e in ira.

congratulate hiuuclf Rhodesfor interest on

who usneeded TWO

init wouU

... -(tbju lntentim.

attention aIly)Indians Hil-il- -

subject theMBa ai

The LAflUlHU BAKfVhadVnCoatt

M. been;Pr

K.Liir. :oCATCH M

PtPt

th referred columns

careful medical

.M.

natives, g

Priepc

Kavanazh.

.

eousiderusually

dhs thi

Mi

.

-

; inc. drug opium,i described

ait"d

impairs

i-- V hideousleprosy,

disposing present, passage

powerful operatingIlawaiians, helping to

destruction. printed inthoTaTtgwnrw' instrumental

with

cut

to

not

but

VUUVUllUU

thohas

not

Kinds Chiua

Fans,

Julv, importanceJlIiACK religious teachers,

rW.eterH Fl'leVolume

Eighteen Pacific Comvekcial Adyt-Rtisfr- , solicitude, health body,journal established flourish,

imme-Jiatei- represent- - neslectetl. Attentiondiscuseion sanitary

government journals, JJaivaii

cpcaking translation Iloggan's letter,province editorial suggested thereby. 'lTT-,a-- r

circum-tanc- cs

change journal;address Godfrey Rhodes

purchase October,greeting readers

volume,nearly

eatii-factio- n knowinginfluence,

diminished

SmninS

plished cogenceworthy

carrying

pernicious

newspapers

meeting Mondayevening given elsewhere synop-sis principal address,

precluding reproductionThe respects TPQ

and JliOAappreciation

ot

inas

views; in

countrv. . -

inso to

either gainunder

under to itis did There

Others

cededso

KAu.a.t.

the

sweet, of chains

weto

thisus

theIto ""V

comesof Col.the natives on

- to to King na--raent in

the. ffiT" t.itKifrio rh

as whilewe

dians.

in the good oldare

CIIOU114gone, and wc

of the ;

if they Pearl ,

jat U9 like In-- ;

over Indianthe same thing with ;

. ...... . t . i :.t .... T i '

nd a theits Pear, ,, for we knuW X

LV " fell on usv and j

to annex us?'ie United States

,

Action of thisin? not to ex-- I

are'., ic.

ques--0 isere

Bay,

Curt the ouard .C tie U tb or ,ito.:. CRICK-- io,.m . Urif. M. jAxr- - Cloth bitiu,. 15 , Rln. M . M 1 t

ia

t.ewhich all."really.

the

whose h

th

be great

O flowed

B. C.

I0Ui.W

the

,

among

where- -

its

them

all

of

"--

fJieir

weak

From

CATC :

IX PRIMK OliDKK.

SA LE

m m m aa shbsm maaa w m m mbw

R

j

'

j

a

2

All of andThe FinMt yaaliti.

and

S3 !!

LADIES FANCY !!

t

' A'!D CURIOSITIES !

or .......! KOR

St

&c.

j

been growAlmost on is

JUST LAiMDEDnot nor

to of train i

day

our

is

have

BOXES

ORDER.FOR SALK

columns. address is manyculiar j UHll&lIjOj

toreign community.transpired, which faithfully length cotemporary m

discussions arisen J as certainly may character- -

spirit adverse ) throughout

is throughout it existing prejudice suspicionwviVraaTK-fawu.'fr- consistent Every

express orinion interest.right, equally exercise

oppose wrong. views,entitled respectful hearing.

influence government distorts historical panderingposition unchanged ignorant prejudice,

regime to opposite.bringing comparison to i

reaping fruit exertions history colonization Englishmenparticular America, Australia Zealand,

management quisition warnedpresent proprietors,

administrationjournal persistently against premises

subsidized government advancingprinting should competi- - parallel audience educated foreigners,

ln. This principle argumentlo Hawaii.

Molokai.people

Kaiaap.Fi, administration

MKMORASUit. prcfisedinitiation

nnBiaentiions

insii- -

cannot

T.atp

riQTT

.Sergeant"and

purchasedslavery? (Patrick Henry.) "Behold

strength, bankruptcy;not action

Congress letl... Ameiic:in

Ur,7ee-- cl. Rhodes,rM. nevertheless become apparent kauav tbeirchanged, tiotf-wv- U Ilar-th- at

government Government sperker

money

estimates elicited) perform Hlcm,?

elsewhere. LnitedHarbor, for

community generally,

(aboutmoirecuy

government

flxjrhttII Ml'.or

Government?prnmotea

reiwtful,

RftOPKX

lIAWaiians,"becme

treridatio.n.exhibition

dtlina$;e.

C)jnw;jorir)i;uncivilized

S

doubtless

c.

length

CCvij

uutrauieled

respect

demanded

or

therefore

Godlw

regime,U9

as

topic,

asfaml

request Kala-dress- es

represent

pockets sic

aArryaregr?3JLjxwer

geXintoAmerican

SepoylNand

rstabli-hm- er government ab.)UJ

designsj

nations?

advisers,

BV

A

Victoria,

SPRIXti

CASTLE COOKE.

Japan Teas.

Ivory Sandal Wood

L!CS

SLIPPERS

FINEST GOLD,

PURE CRASS CLOTH.

FANCY CHINA JAPAN

&c, iScc.

AFONC ACHUCK.

JJjJlT7D17CIJ

independent

jisupporting

FEW OF EACH IN EXCELLEST

BY

HENRY MAY.pe-- PTJfiP'Pcomposition, calculated,

NOW LANDING

columns, incendiary," berun

ireta

Hear

of

Mr.

its

heonr

our its

our

ever

oar

let

ed

w..c

&

Casks Hams, star brand ;

Cases Breakfast Bacon.

Cases Eastern CocLSsk,

Cases Smoked Beef,

Cases Smoked Salmon,

Cases Cream Cheese,

Cases Eastern Cheese, very superior.

From CUTTING'S.Cs. Asstd. Table Fruits, 2 1-- 2 lb. cans.

Cases Fresh Bleats. 2 12 lbs. cans.

Cases Fresh Salmon, 1 and 2 lb. cans.

Cases Eagle Brand Milk, . -

Cases Assorted 2 lb. cans.

Cases Sugar of Lemon, Prestons.

Half Bbls. New Dried Apples.

Cases Dried Plums and Pears.English Walnuts,Soft Shell Almonds,

Casks Sal Soda.

uases uracxea wneat, iu in. Dags.Cases Oatmeal.10 bags. j

Cases Corn Meal, 10 lb. bags. j

Fine E. J. Tapioca, i

Tins Assorted Crackers and Cakes.Cases and Eoxes Saloon Bread, tic, &c.

hat sugar-plante- rs to prom laCOIlclriiy &. Co.t'lcA.-S- .. a b V f

us

.is. . : .

to say

ent

II

FOR

;

Halt Unests ime japan iea, auiD. eacn. j

Small Boxes Fine Japan Tea & lb.each.

Fine China Teas. &c, &c,

From Qoltlcii CJate

Extra Family Flour, qr sacks.Bakers Extra Flour sacks,5rrprfin Tlnnr. nr sacks.

Sa;ks Potatoes,O nHver Skin Onions,

IIEXRY MA

ats,idlings- ,-lagsJV

'St. ALBAN S COLLEGE.

ml IVloudny, July Clt.iLl-- D

GUAEDIAXS NOTICE.milK OnEKSIGNfl) I1KRKBV KIVK

I'ublic Notice ths ttv hir- - bco pL.a.l by

he--Carriages,

Apply to

THOMAS UNi.MRS. ANMt VjSO.

hasway

the

abontJimc

C. S.

NOTICE !

IK. SiMl'KI. G. WILUER. WILL HOLDi." A ilt Power o( Attomv. a:id act me. w.ts lull

issuch eoneidered

auda'twiniierk.

spbm

IV

A.

raphrase

authar- -

ADAMS.

GEEATREDUCTION IN PRICE!

NOW IS THE TIMETO Pl'RCIIASK

AVSIEEI.ESi cV Wl I.SO.V

SEWING MACHINE ! !

The Ue.t Machine latintl lor Fnm-Il- y

Uae. atitl in be had for

the root a. U TSprkt''sim its to

t'ft.te-- 1 A.

Mori.-- .

CHIWAla

city. the

ha9the

proprietorship thethe

in

thethe

the

lie

in

DRESS

Vegetables,

the

the

any

5

CALL AMI EXAMINE SA.MI'hlSAT

CASTLE & COOKE'S.EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED.

a

K. P.

A

lo b- -

1

NOTICE.lioxoLCLF, June 30, 1ST3.

rjHE PI'BLilC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEDthit I hare thii day uld and tr.nafcrred to Mr. W in. M.

I Wallace the Laundry known ailHtLStA I.Al NPKV."j Thanking the cititeos of Honolulu for the lint-m-i patronajrj they have beiiowrd on me during the pnl six years. I reprct

fully lecammcnd my u.cceaor and requeor a rontinuance ithir patronage to him. K. II. LYON,

. By H ATI N. LYON,It His Asturm-- in fact.

NOTICE.

CHELSEA JLAUxVDRY.IlosoLCtc, June 30, 1873.

V I NG T II IS l A Y P V R C II A SE l O F MBHAB. H. Lyon the naronl Laundry, 1 respectfull.

us.of the citizen of Honolulu and oi all to

It shall be earnest emi.-avo- r in nil work entrusted tj me in such a manner as to give satisfaction to my patrol., an.j at as Ion prices as the ni"t rigid economy, g'lou' maiiagoraeiI and a living profit will allow.

As soon h poj.il.le a I'riet I.i.t will be published, anJ until thu the present rates will lie charged.

i rrSTo Credit will Too GriToaa.BUT ALL WORK WILL UE

CASH O N DELIVERY!short accounts make long friends, and NIoely Day i

Ruin. . .JO- - Orders may h left at Messrs. JCDD Ai INK S Qrr

eery Store. 52 Frt Street, and. Wajrn all at tbJ residence of parties. WM. M. WALLACK,

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O O T IV RICArllin 1 rrnrhop f!n. I pasf.sc4Uforxi cre.m cheese,VsU, 1 cet California Ham. and nice.

, n,, sr ii. i Cases Smoked Beef, Eastern Codfish,

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Eastern Cranberries, Smok-- d

Bleached Ginger, Kincsford Starch,Petit Pois, Eapolio,

Sliced or Dessicated Apples !

Dried Peaches, California Figs,

Pecan Nuts, Soft Shell Almond, Filberts, Hickory Nnts,Frvsh Table IUislns, Plums

FVesli Salmon,Graham Flour, Extra Family Floor, Oat Meal,

Hominy, Gri:s,Tickles, in 3 gall, kegs. Cider Vinegar,Lobsters. C!ams. Oysters, Sardines,

Ed Beans, White

Boston and all other kind of

CR.ACIS.BR.S I

T T T T T T

j vVe ssy sameof oar COri't.li.

V"e will Ganraalee ALLsa Low as any boot town.

I (rronod. OATS, BRAN, POTATOES,

eat, ; r" . kw.

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APPOINTED AO EXT KOR TIlK

Ijrd APVLETOX CO., New tort. KjftW!

THRUIYT,lU.f)S FOR

WiOe. pubilo rereleiI Hiwatr a

V. H. SEVARD S TR17ELS AROUND THE WORLD,

PM" 1'KlCl- L- eietM clotH H i J'd Ulf Turky wo, $7 Vi full Turk.j, Vorno, H .Stl

Smith's Comprehense Dictionary of the Bible ! .

Illustrated Maps Engravingt,pro;:,

with

these

Cyclopaedia . of Commerciar and Business Anecdotesof Merchants, Bank, JUlUonaires, Bargain Makers, &c, &c.

RICHLY ILLl auJol pe- -

aniot,

500 and

Burton's Cyclopaedia of Wit and Humor!j Contain! cho.fe chara-U.rt.tl- c ee-- tr m author, America, KiicIaimI. Soutland and Wrtae H 5r

with ; ir,, nL aCrHMhana. lh l.rlrr mM mi-- .,. . 3, U 1.10 PK ICk-- in $7 -U ' 4. $7 M half Morcwo.', ,1,7.1. anj"rfi ' t 1

j

Applcton's Wctr American Cyclopaedia IEdited by Jea Ripley and Chas. A Dana,

A univert! Lit.rary." U now ecmpWi t ,r' f "lame of from 70i doth. i 00. M.MT, leaU,,r. ftS.M. Ut $0.; half I.lJTorJ .; Kaisia, f 00. ,

Applcton's Amcrjsan Annual Cyclopaedia.A te Important ereoU S7I. aii Aut.hTjtT on !' "attera relaUuc to the a''P" r

Price- -in clotb. $5 Lbrwy leather, $(.rJ; half i t.If Ku..,, $7 M. yC.! The abort xcorkx are isutl by fiui fptl' owJ Mit fx? ni tVulerihrr throuok' IMintnl J.ifnf. Pi-irti- im

3J C.riRUM, Agent Islands

XEW ADVERTISEJIEXT ! ! !'

A FEW OF THE filKY THINGS TO IE FOUNfatjAJT

WIJjI PAY TOSITE! THEM A CALLI.i

PAINT OIL Hubbuclrs F.tBoiled and Eaw;WHITE LEAD AND ZTC-Hub- buck's Best in Oil;

PUEE SPIETS TUEPENTINE, BED LEAD AND 0CHEE,AND EAW

Iv

PAEIS OEEEN, VEEMILLION.BUENT AND SIENNA, PEUSSIAN BLUE.

KBROSBSTEOIll,Downer's Conulno and Dovoo's,i

II KD SUGAR. PARIS with EXTRA HEAVYBEAMS. EXUtiOINTS, HANDLES.

Cut Nails, Wrought'tils, Cut and Wrought Spikes ,

AMOSKEAC, PEARL fVER ENGLISH DENIMS.SUPERIOlt TA8 PRINTS, LIXEX DRILLS.

FOe'HSE.LIBES' ESPECIALLY !Cambric and Hanbtirg Edginjs id isertions. Ileal and Imitation Valenclcnei Laces, .

ju21. Fine rnnted Brillai for Children s wear, tve, dc, Ac. &.C., &.C. jr

CENTLEMN CAlL lfl

AT w mAND EXNETHE

ELECAM WARE

Hawaiian

STORE

IR LIE!AM0NQ WHICirjlC WIUSDA

FULL STOCKOF CLOTEING,

FR03I FIE BLACKT0 YTiKLjSUTS.

ELEGANT OPEIj BA1K SilRTS!Baxony, Lamb's Wool Sflet and? hiU Cdershlrts,

and Urfrs, fro 38 to 4' inches,

Scarlet Lamb's Wool Sod, Grey iiib's fool Boki,Slerino, fine Cotton, LisThrea- - tinen ad SilkSorks,

Uleached At Brown CoitgSocks,rlt Voitc thaker,

FLANNEL IND1K-SIIRT- S !

FROM 30 j) 48 CDKS,"i

Cotton FUnnel Cndersht. fro 86 to

Men's Night Shirts. Caoethiog.) .

Youths and Boys Und. liirts, ' 5

Youths & Boys Wiite t Colced Shirts !

Lairat Sly! I BEt Q."y of

LITVIi:iV CCL-LARS- ,

FEOM t ITO 1 IN CHJt;

xj) a. vris eirx 3ix n? & ,with andith Collar

Neck Ties, Gloves, SapemV. .

I'ockit Haodkerfaief h "k colored border.Trunks, both .lain audio SoLeatbm-aselins- ; Bufs,

'

Valises, ReticuH, ';RiU Umbrellas, In wtia-boD- n,

i Italian Cloth and Cotbn I'tf1'1". I and Caps,

And a Splendid NE Invoicei . o .

! BENKERT5S BOTS SHOES !

i

JLST RECEIVED THIIL'RRaY.j

j YO UR A TTEXTIOX ALSDIRECTED- A'

STYLISH STOCl OF EVELRY!OoH and Silrer Watchjs of .nut qua! each of which Is

warranted. Tbeaa ara he Wahes made inthe Cn ted States. The Jfiirt CVIkad Sleeve Buttonsar-- NEWK3T STYLE, aid efr arUclw'nmted .. r.nr

j senied. Crtsei, Ixjcketi, Pi, Qt Line .of Ladias,! Misses and Children's PisjreDK G'flne Stor.a Kiogs,: Crystal Lockets, Chaint.L M and Oeat'd Chaina.

GOLD AXD SIjVER pMBZESI both Laiesn(1 Misse,t nt Ear Belf Coral tia9 j?eck iitev! Gold Wateh Keys and "' 5

I THE BEST piCKETCUTLERY,' u'tow.Vs ;

j EVERYTHING If TOILP WTICLES !I

. ALSO '

JUST IlECJlVEDEer Costa Blct, a SpleBjUnp f. --

X- r i . -

aham Hour, qr sact, Golden Pheasant Tea ! ladies, m;sbes,From Produce Dealers.! f axd

. Sacks Oregon Oats, heavy and clean, I C. B. TEA ! CHILDREN'S SHO ARE 1

backs Oregon isariey, neavy ana ciean, ; Tbje brandg o Ttm ara a direct taportatton of the first j NEW fl. rlM Ateo, . ran Liorhes.U.mNew ! samples ever brought to this market; those who ar food c-- i ,

j the "cup which cheers, bat doe not inebriate," are requested J ScrCWCCl BOOlSf SllOCSiirnroTT a VT TV8PTT.T flTTT? T"P A SJ I ! " 1" - '': iu . ; in fad Everything uu j0ud in all

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s Ine Purchasing Avre.

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.WAIIAN TIIK FOLLoWkm

ff the IhAt ;n be Uerefor, wtici 9ia

of tubecrtbera w.U m7 per of A net tth.

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only fty a.crtjAr the desirrd. J

THOS. for

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Linen

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CEOME OEEEN, BUENT UlOEEft; !!.,

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L'ndershlrU

Kings,

2.

'LAND FOR SALE!f,ym svaaiiiss li.ci , - ; 4 DO.iJ-vl- f nolula. A traul uf 7A .err.. Ili.im.. u. ti

Morris' Clelrated Fruit Farm. u be sold In lu r:I--fto suit purchasers. This las t is Well adapted for raising..a........ I......-!.-

, irrangr., rum appic., tug utner rruus, andaffords an opportunity of a good llvi llhood to an InduMriaaaBiao. There is a Cottaes and Oui buildings na tha nlara.

For full particulars mnertine th. till., th. aliu.ii... A. I

please call on the undersifned at bis oBc. lo tl Court UousaHonolulu. ,

Ju21 8t" t. McCCTLT

THE " WINDERMEREDUE IN ALL THIS MONTH

FR03I LIVERPOOL,WITH A- -

Splcndid Assorimt-- OF-

GOODS FDR THIS MARKET 1

i

VhVAlt INVOICES OPJJESIDES'THE

PRINTS,COTTONS,

WOOLLENS,

SHIRTS,

SADDLES.

FancyFROM LONDON AND PARIS.

THE CARGO INCLUDES

Ilesivy tSiiggiiiK,

White aLeacl. Zinc.' Boiled Oil, .

Varnislie. '

Oileiien.H StoreOoanoll'w Colognol

Rudall's Piccolo Piano Fortes!

McONIE'S CLARIFIER8,Tennent's Ale,

Blood, Wolf & Co.'s Porter, f

Champagne, Claret, .

Ginger "Wine, Geneva,

Bulk Al

Dunville Tn&1A r

Stfiam Coal. Blacksmith's doal,'

VL.UE FIRE BRICKS.

Portland Cement,

Garden Tiles,

Flower Poti, f

Liverpool Salt

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BY C- - S. BARTOWTIIIS DAY!

KALO PATCH at AUCTION.ri! THIS DAY. SATTJBDAY, : : : JTJLY 5th,

- n NOOX,

0 THE PREMISES. AT KAPAUMA.Will b Sokt M Pablus Auctioc,

ONE KALO PATCH :cii.lllArt,,f.MAfrtt

I v.. a. bakt)W, Aoct'r.i

RSJA.t Sales Room!t

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ON WEDNESDAY, : : : : : JULY 9th,AX 10 O'CLOCK. A. M-- , WILL BE SOLD.

Dry Goods, Clothing.

Clothing, Groceries,

Woolen Goods,

LOT OF TUENITUEE !

One Double Harneis.And a Varied Assortment of other Her- -

chandiie !

C. S. BARTOW, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE OF

On ascauot of diprtur, at Bale Room of C. . Bartow,

ON THUBS DAY, : : : : : July 17th,AT 10 O'CLOCK. A. St., WILL BE HOLD,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE !

. Larr Koa Bditca.l. Iron Mvult, Larf Book Caae,, arlrobv, Burcaoa, Tabic. Chir, VeraoJa Chairs,

Bockerv, Looking Uluwt, Picture, Eight Day Clock,Alarm Clock, Uair aoj ttnw Maltmam, BUvnketa,Lamp,, Mo-iuit-o NrtJ,

LOT OF MEDICAL AND OTHER BOOKS!

LOT OF MEDICINES,Epama Salts, Cran Tartar, Borax,

R ain. Gam Arabic, Lot of Oiis,"

ALtK

1 Csd Cook Store it II it ires1 Cotere d Bazzj, Side Saddle.

Citlerj, Tea Set and Cracker?.C. fl. BARTOW. AoctioDeer

TO LET.THOSE DEMISABLE PREMISES NOWocvuplml by th Frrnch Consul, no Richard ittrUrurntahed or aiifurni.h'ni. Forion riven after tha

XIjC of JUy next. Fur paxiicoiars apply toJ. H. COMET, or

Pi tf C.H. BAHToW.

EEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.THE PREMISE OP THEDKMiNfc.i ailaitnl on i.rt (trrct. TcrmaUberaL iuaaiua fiven iu September.

Jul P. S. PRATT,

TO LET.THE OFFICE LATELT OCCUPIED BTOLIVER. Apply la

--na a. S. CLEOIIORX A Co.

NOTICE.fllHE PtflLIO ARE IIEREBT NOTI-- I.

flni that JOSEPH DL'CH AL?K V h no authority torU any Leather or material madff at the KALAWAO TAN-SXH- V.

aor to Incur any expenditure oa account of the Maine,axarpt laroaf h Hit ooderaiiraed.

J. I. MW9ETT.Hitwmlu, March 17, I3T3. mt.22

HAWA TT ANHBE WOOD !

lH1SWOOD IS EQUAL TO TWO CORDSA. of fonta.

or Sale by CUAS. LOSO.No. , Merc haat St.

A FEW BBLS. HUMPBACK OILWHICH IS NEXT TO SPERM.

Fur Sale by CIIA3. LONO,a . Mo. b, Ucrchaot St.

JL IMCflMEGSR & CO.

EXPECT TO ARRIVE

PER BARK WINDERMEREIsTOXTe- -

DUE FROM LIVERPOOL,

ASSORTED CARGOor

jNIEUCnAlS'DISE !f 0SISTI.C I. P1UT OK : .

NEWEST STYLE PRINTS !

Urilliuntc!, Printed Jaconets.White Linens. Fine Sateen", White Drills,

'Bleached and I'Dblencbcd Moleskin.bwLM Stripe r.nd tlieoks.

KmbruiderKl Muslins,

Brown Xincxi Drillstiilesia and Cambric, Italian Cloth,

Lluck and Colored Coburgs.Silk Altacas, Merinos,

Diaper, Crash,Blue, White and Colored Flannels,

Broadcloth,Woolen Damafck,

Gimp,

BROItt, Ml 4 1VIIITE tonoK,In all Qualities,

Waterproof Cloth. Denimn. Victoria Lawns,Mosquito Netting. Bedspreads,

Ileavj Woolen Shawls,

WOOLEX R .A IV 14.ETS !

White Cotton Blanket?,Horse Blanket,

Heavy Flannel Shirts,White Linen and Cotton Shirts,

Hickory Shirts,Undershirts, Socks and Stocking,

Towels, Spool Cotton,

Silk, Linen & Cotton HandkerchiefsA Fine at. of Braids and Trimrainp,

Babiea Woolen Hoods and Shoes,Ladie Hoodd, Silk FJuMon.

Ribbons of all kind.Bronze Tablecloth,

Saddles Rridlcs, Spurs,Poncho, Twine, Pocket Knives,

A Full asst. of Groceries!Table Vinegar, Galvanized Iron Tabs fc Pails,

Galvaiiized Sheet Iron,Hessians & Bagging,

Waterfters, &c. &c.TOR SALE B yJl laa En 10FFCIIl,A!OKR CO.

3Y E. P ADAMS.

REGULAR CASH SALE!ON TCESlAY, : : : : : JULY 8th,

If 10 A. M AT SALESROOM.

DRY CCO DS.CLOTHINC,

GROCERIES,tr., kc ac.

Ke.Wne Oil ana Tea. !

E. P. ADAH 3, Aoetr.-

LIVERPOOL, SALT,j AT AUCTION.

ON BJIDAY, - - - - - JULY 8th,1 it 12 M.. at Salraru.

50 bllsFine Liverpool Refined SaltJ (Fr Duirj Ce.)

50 BUsJoarse Liverpool Eefined Salt,TO Bl TURK'S ISLAND SALT.

E. P. ADAMS, Auctioneer.

NOTICE !

MIIK BlEXXIAL .MEETING or THE

QieersJ

Hospital CorporationWiB Uktplte the Coart Hou-- e on Saturday tbe 12lh July.173, at tooa. V" 0drr

E. A. SCIIAEf B, Becrrtar,Hoooldu. J 11. ig"?- - jaU 4t

LUIIR, LUMBER !

LE17E3S AND DICKSON

AT "HEIR OLD STANDON- -

Fort, Kiis and Merchant Sts.

HATE CV HAND AND FOR .SALE,

istoh.'ioars, Planks and Battens.

i

Hor" Vestronued and Grooved Boards,

Nor' KTcstSurfaced Planed Boards.

"JEl. T! ID O O 132oap. and Planed Boards.

Redwood Jattens and Clapboards,t

Bedwood 'ongned and Grooved Boards,

VHITECEDARAND

IEDVOOD

SHINGLES!.

DOORS, MDOffS iD BlUDS!

Nails locks, Butts and Screws.

OIL, WIIIE LEAD, ZINC PAINT,

TurpeSine, Cnrcme Green,

Paris freen, Chrome YeUow,

Bed La Black Paint, Varnifihes, .

Burnt ini Haw Umber,

Yenitia Bed, Yellow Ochre, &c, &c.

metallic mmTOR PLANTATION USE.

WHITE4SH BOARDS & PLANK8,POK VKELTKIGUT AND PLANTATION CE

WHITE EASTERN PINEi

lOARDS AND PLANKS.

WALL DtPV.3?3EX !

.UL OTKR BlILDIAG MATERIALS !

EWERS & DICKSON.v jnlt 3ia ins.

NOTICE.HAryv,,D,SposEnpI' Y BOOK BIND.

T'dof- - " i'MRl'M. I wou!d recommend himto tbe -n-hV-L'- . ...tn ... ..J i.. . .ill. I I l .ft.Honolulu, fcj 31, 187.1. (myJi, R. N KWCOMB.

G. THRUMKatino purchased the

BOOK BINDERY PLANTaSiD

PAPER lUUm MACHINE ! I

of Mr. K. !--

will hereafter carry oa tha min connection with his

Statforery and News Depot !

and traata by Cre'tf tUeo,ion to M crder, t0 Berit eeBfldence ana pa- r- th. pubUfc

B00KI,

GAZINES.

PAJIPHLETS, I

TWSPAPERS, and'' ' MUSIC.

WtSD TO ORDER.VTbea deatred volume, a aaid piebook abooJd aeteat.

Maps, Cluorata, &c, Mounted to Order.Paper Ruled to Order,

anil tar aped and kind of BLANK BOOKSAll Wort vtih Xeatness and Dispatch,

and the cuito T --ni beu rf Cash DeliverytnySl Sia

I

II

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TIME-TABL- E OF THE

STEAMER it KILAUEA."aly

- - - - - Hila,-- ly I4it, Kawaibme, rel-ral- aa;

! II !! Ttswrsaay

jJalr24ia. . . Nnwiliwllljjnlr 2ta, - Circwit rilawmliAugmt 4th. . KiaAai 1Kb, ---- --- IH I

Aagatl 20f h. .irrnii ainiouirar

Aagait 2iih9 IllUSeptember lat. K.n .hfilr.

' tT No Cred t for Pinr Mony. Tirkt at the 03cj on.y. Not iTponitl for any freight or packaf-- . ODlei reI rif,td fur. samcel G. vildB,

ja2S Agnt.

.r: ,

rAUIl lU MAIL &XiAiUllir EarkentiDO A. IVUnburg to sail

COMPANY. Tm for port about June

The British Windermere, from

FOP S A1Y FitAIVCISCO.ool, to II. the pert this morninS.

-e- - Our rtanl are due to Capt. Lorentzen.THE SPLENDID IRON STEAMSHIP

4m--

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V. P. LA PIDXIE, Commaodcr. ,

V III Snil lor San FraoclMa an'

TUESDAY at 12 HI ' - JULY 8tlFor rre-.h- t and ra.Ce apply to 1

tnysit n. HACKFELD A-- CO.. Ajrent.

THE

'raitcici

Davies, entered

J?OR YICTOltlA. 15. Csodreadin2 wiI1 appw"- - blowing titles:.Seward's Travels tbn "World : Treasury of

THE FINE BARK

iROLLIN?, MASTER. J

Will have Dispatch for the. above Por.'For Erel ;ht or Passage af p'7 to i

j5 WALKER & ALLEN, A cents,1 in

BOSTON & HONOLULU PACKET LINE!

Awjr. C. BREWER k. CO., AGENTS, j

IAyy Favorable Krraocrmnta can alwaji bemadel.an J ottirr Alert bituJi to New Bedford, Bodon, Sew Yorkollir Eaatcra Purta. IjT Cash Advanca made.

ttli ly C. BKfcWER CO.

Regular Packet for Koiia and Kaiot

The Nw Clipper Schooner

is

REYNOLDS, Master.WUI ran regularly on tbe alxe mute, having pxcellent acor

modation for paaaenfers and freight.For Freight or Pa;aage, tn the Captain on bo,

or to - a,6tf) T1BBETS & ?OKENSOI

REGULARDISPATCH LINE FOB, SAN FBANCISO.

C.BRF.WEKa CO., agentsMerchandiw received STORAGE FREE nd

C55S3of? Ulicrnl advance made on shipment bpthoe. (fe'Ja ly) C. BREWER & C

REGULAR PACKET FOR LA II Alii.

THE SCHH. NETTIE MERB1L,E. D. CRANE, Mauler.

Will Run Regularly between This Port and Lahna,LEAVING

nonolalaSatardiy and Lahalna eTery Wrdnrfljs.ap5 3m HACKFELD k Agjls.

FOR VICTORIA," VJl.TEE FINK A 1 CLIPPER BARQE

WINDERMEE3,605 Tn Register YEAMAN, MVER.

Ii now doe from LlrrrDool, and will have quick deipah fortbe above port. ;

For frJ,;ht or paU;e, apply toJu7 " THE0. n. DAVIE8, Afit.

t .

THE ITXDERSIGXED COXTlDEto boy Wools at Rood priref. Wool cotff tomarket thii Spring particularly detird amakefreicht.

ap24 2m C. BREWER 0.

VISIT DIM'S ART GAUM!:

6 I Fort Street, for.Photographs,

Coral, Shells, !

Volcanic SpecimosJa25 qr and Curiosiies !

NOTICE TO BUTGHE3SAM PREPARED

TO DELIVER

During tbe months of May. June, July and Augoi, 1873,

X , o o o 7

HEAD OF FAT CATTLE!AT REASONABLE PRICES,

In. Quaxititl DS mxlt S

IjT Ordera to b left at my Ofilce.J. I. TOWS IT,

mylO 2m Wet Corner of Port and Qeen Bla.

THREE STYLISH BUGSIES

PER CEYLON !SALE BT

ju3I C. BREWE1 4 CO.

JUST RECEIVEDEX CLISTAiICA!

fMIE rXPEBSlGXED. AT HIS ISTAB- -jm I.IsIIMENT, of King and Bathe! treeta baa

Jat Received j

CST 220 VERY DESIRABLE (PACKAGES

roa- -

Also to ArrivG, Several HmdredOF THE SAME.

i

To b Sold at a Reasonable Figure, in Lots to Suitju7 1m ; J. L. HWIS.

FOR LEASE.

rpHE CROWN' L.IXI) KNOWN AS THEf.lxvxipvi.rafv ox " Olna,"

Situated In tbe DMtrtct of Kilo, Hawaii. It is a Ine frrMicglanl and i valaahls f.r tts pulo For farther particularapply to JSO. O. DOM1M3.

Crown Commistioner and land Ar'at- -

noooloJa, March 28, 1S73. mh2

NOTICE.T BEG TO NOTIFYI THK PL'HLalCOF HOM. NOLL' LL' that I have tmi dy purchnwl all the ftign.T.tie. ard intereat of C BuRXHOLT, in and to the ButcheringRu.ioeaa. Market, io thia aty, and would

rffuuraoucit a continuance or th. geierat patron--ape -i- th which Mr. Bortholl baa been favored.

ju28 lm JOHN'. D. BOLT.

TO LET.A FOUR ROOMED COTTACEOSCAR-PE- N

Lac, with tbe neceswyEnquire next door. my 24 lm

NOTICE.MATING PURCHASED MR. BBSriKLU S

interest ia the Cariiac .Manuiaeianne is us nes in misCity. I am now prepared to execute all order In my line withprooiptneM aod diapateh I trut roy t.,cc and aried experi-ence In tbe buainea will enable me to give aatiifaction to allthoae wh j may favor roe with their patronage.

Hooolol,.la.lt.t73 'ja4tr O WEST.

?ACiriOITommfrcinlbfrtiscr.

t . . -aaor T Moos roa tub jioith or

IlOVOlALl MEA TIB.2J Flrtx Uortrr "O.K Ftl Vim " "I4ti .t Qcirtrr .......10 ST

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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

I'.lie schooner Letitvx. from Humboldt, for late San

Francisco and other paper.

Engine Co. No. 1. At tbe regular meeting on .

Wednesday evening, July 2d, the following oncers j

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fomnanyl. T. Doncell.i

Atit. Foreman A. W. Carttr.Stcretarii R. M. Bra-- h. i

Treasurer C. T. Gulick. '

captain of Hoe Wm. LyalL :

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has on sale bv subscription only. The lover of

Humorous Literature, bv W. E. Burton ; New

American Cvclopadia. by Gto. Ripley fc C. A.

Dana; The Annual Cyclopedia, Appleton : andCommercial and Business Anecdotes, Appleton.

Worthy of Attention. We End tbis paragrapha late American paper :

In Demarara Dr. Feauperthue. tbe discoverer ofthe celebrated cure for leprosy, is dend. He diedsuddenly while instructing the English medicalcommissioners in the mode of treating tbe disease."

On tbe theorytbat " no Btone should be left un-

turned " that may posBibly give any light on tbe

subject of leprosy, we beg to direct the attentionthe Board of Health to the above.

Mrsic this Arrntxoox. Tbe Hand will play atEmma Square, commencing at 5 P. m. The following

tbe programme, to conclude with a march around

tbe square :

Hawaiian Independence StTnrch BergerChorus, Opera Nibelungen .DornI'm Waiting my Darling for Thf-- EvanaThe Beuty of the Aihambra, Waltz MinaM

rnrni.iiinn. Drr Prt.Dhet MeyerbeerOver Uedse and Ditch, Galop Faoat j

The Friend. The July number of oar venerable

contemporary (now in its SOth year) ia full to over-

flowing with good reading. Its ordinary issue of

eight pages is increased to sixteen by a supplement,

in which is printed in full the m nutes of proceedings.1

and the tenth annual report of the Hawaiian Lvau-- j

gelical Association. By this will be seen what the j

Hawaiinns are doini for missions, and we recommend

the Friend as an excellent periodical to send to

friends abroad.Climbing MorxTAiNs. In our cooler moments, it

is a matter for astonishment how venturesome andfool-har- dy men will be in exploring tbe wonders of

natare. This is brought to mind every time we see

or hear of the daring and thoughtless descents thatare made by tourists into the crater of Kilaueawhere sometimes hours are spent in traversing a thincrust that barelj conceals a lake of fire. A couple ofyears since, Clarence King and a comrade made adaring and perilous ascent of tbe Rocky Mountains,

and now we have in Scribner s for June, a thrillingaccount of the ascent of Mount Haydon, " a new

chapter of Western Discovery," by a party of tour-

ists. There are several striking illustrations of hair-

breadth escapes by these " tempters of Providence."

S? On Tuesday evening last we had the pleasureof attending one of those interesting reunions which

all naturally feel interested in, and in which if theyhave not already been the principal actors, it is tobe hoped they somo day will be. We refer to thewedding of Maj. J. Bates Dickson and Miss Isabell

Holden, which took place at the residence of thebridegroom's brother Mr. J. G. Dickson, and was amost briliant affair. The rooms were tastefully dec--orated with evergreens, and asumptaous supper was

spread for the numerous guests who had assembled

to congratulate the happy pair, and who had also.

judging from the elegant presents on a side table,expressed themselves in a more substantial manner.While gazing on the happy scene and listening to

the sweet music which the Hawaiian Military Banddiscoursed, we could not but help pitying a few poor

bachelors whom we saw, and who seemed ashamed

of being caught in such a place, and on such an oc-

casion; we would advise them to go and do like-

wise."K.mqhts ok Pythias. On Wednesday evening,

tbe 2d inst., the officers of Oahu Lodge. No. 1. K.

of P. for the ensuing term, were inetalled by D. G.C. David Dayton, as follows :

Henry L. Sheldon, Past Chancellor,James II. Black. Chancellor Commander,Cf.ougk Williams. Prelate.JosEi'ii S. Gcrxky, Vice Chancellor,Thos. Tannatt, K. of R. & S. .

After the ceremonies of installation were concluded, the brethren adjourned to the Hawaiian Hotel,

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nne,tA and reenonded to. Tbe oi Kniznts oi i

Pythias is one of those secret mutual benefit associa-

tions, the leadiog principles of which are Friend-

ship, Charity and Benevolence, and we are pleasedto see it prosper in our community. Its SupremeLodge has its principal office at Vasbington, andits subordinate branches are numerous throughoutthe States of tbe Union and have been planted

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various portions oi tne woriu. uie mtruiuciouiybeing several hundred thousand.

Artistic Carriage Palvtixo. On Wednesdaylast the Carriage Hose Company No. I, waa re- -

turned as completed from tbe shop of Mr. G. West j

carriage-builde- r, where it has December

last, in tbe hands of the Coach Artist. Mr. T. H.Harrison. It is certainly the prett est thing of the

ever eeen in this country, and is pronouncedas beautiful by every 'one. Coack painting, it is

generally known, is classed into aa many asnine distinct branches, but Mr. Harrison has in this

instance combined in himself the of all. Me-

chanical skill in execution is not alone required tosecure perfection in a job of this kind, but good

taste and artistic knowledge is equally requisite, tocarry corresponding effect in tbe blending and

of colors. Tbi has been attained inthe presect instance. If any one thinks we areflattering, let them go and see for themselves, and

will find something to study. Tbe groundemployed'are pnrple. lake, claret and

.peach- -

i blossom. For high-ligh- ts and ornamenting are

gold, carmine, white, purple," green. &c. There are

painted and gilded 2S tulips. 4 bouquets, and 120

gold-ti- pt ornaments, and many a yard of fine goldlining on rich purple. Something very beautifulaod much admired is lettering tbe name "Pa-cific '' la front, heavy block ; tbe motto " To theRescue- - in the rear, small bloct. juoon styie.

i oK.-i-- c ,nnin hnth wav9 on all the letters. The" "

j entire work, 7it is estimated, would be worth about j

S4.W. but we understand contract was for less.T. - ,ri fr. auv th mtmbera of tht. Hose Com- - !

rviny are particularly proud of their carriage to--

'Mao;u: v.icnr made her 6rst reappearance j

lat Thursday night to a fair audience. Maggie ha; improved not a littlo in th two yean she has spent '

in California, in manner and stvb. and has indeed j

all ttc and grace ct a grown woman. (

though she U not yet fourteen. ?be waa poorly j

supported. boweTer, a defect which we bop to see j

remedied on her next appearance. j

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To the Editor of the Pac'.c GmirnerxM Adx-rrtiser- :

Six ; I have read in your last issae with much ainterest your Tcry sppropnaie inraru upuu ;

eemmunication of J. O. C, on the use of opiam in ,

these islands, with an especial reference to its dele-- '

tericus effects upon tb? natiTes, many of wheta bareunfortunately contracted thtt terrible rice, (thehabitual use of this most pernicious drug). I most i

cordially endorse eery word you baTe written, andfullv arree with voa that it is hiirh time that sciaj o a - -

reu and energetic steps should be taken to put a i

top to a traffic bo nefarious and fraught with so j

many evil results, physically, morally and sially.As you request further testimony on the subject I ;

have no besiution adding mine. I regret to say ;

that within tbe last few years, a very considerable i

number of Hawauans have come under my observa-- '

tion. or care p::ofessionally. suffering froui'its effects, i

Manv of these were vounz females, who bad con- - !

traded the babit from Chinamen with whom theywere living, or associating more or less intimately,and I am most reluctantly constrained to state that

know its use is increasing amongst the natives,.

which, when we consider our very limited popula-

tion, certainly appears rather a slur upon the author-

ities, whose duty it is to suppress it. The law underwhich the licenses to sell opium are granted, restrictsits sale to Chinamen only. Surely if due vigilance

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were exercised in a matter of such vital importance,and a few salutary examples made, the use of this

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dru in the form alluded to might at leist be re--fstricted to the intended by tbe law.

Vhen on this subject, I cannot help reverting toanother humble ioa uctiTe

cf much more mischief its more ceneral use,and therefore well worthv of reform. I mean thetoo general use, and I may say the comparativelyunrestricted sale of awa, the deleterious effects of

which are so well known to all who take tbe least in-

terest in tbe welfare tbis people. According tothe law, this root can only be Bold on the productionof a medical certificate, stating the distasefor xchich

it is intended ; this must be in every case filed awayand produced on demand. But what is practicalworking of the law? Awa ia drank only for its in-

toxicating effects, and no respectable medical manhaving the knowledge of natives would stoop to

such a miserable subterfuge, thereby lending himselfto tbe evasion of a law which his conscience musttell is right and proper, and only intended for good ;consequently the right granting these certificateshas been given to other men not regularly qualified,who probably, in ignorance of the evil they arecausing, freely issue them to every applicant, receiv-

ing the usual fee. Before I was aware of the injuri-

ous results from the habitual use of awa, I was occa-

sionally in the habit of giving these certificates, believ-

ing that it was used as medicinally, bnta8 soon as I found that many diseases (insanity fore-

most among them) were at least aggravated if not pro-

duced by it, I have persistently refused grantingthem, although frequently importuned to do so.Seeing the rapid diminution in tbe native populationfrom a variety of causes, many of which can beameliorated if not entirely removed, it is high timethat all the sanitary laws in the statute books hav- -! . . .. 7 . .file floAcAdcit atimltfl rtf V 1 frnf'"S,3 " nr ;ienforced, and I am satisfied evervfecl-.-

n man in thU community will give his influenceand help to such a noble work, in which there is solittle to be lost, for '

' Hood i best w ben soonest wrought.Lingering labor coine to nought."

Robkbt McKibbix, M. D.

The International Medical Congress.

To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser:Sib. : At the Dresent time, when sanitary meas- -

Lures ar w;th bo much propriety under discussion

here, it is nndoubtedly interesting to una otnercountries expressing their ideas on the same subject.

It may b therefore, for at least a portion of yourintelligent readers, agreeable to know what steps in

this direction have been taken in that great exhibi-

tion of the world's industry and science at Vienna.

I have extracted and translated some of the princi-

pal points which will be under discussion at the In-

ternational Medical Congress at Vienna, from the 1st

to tbo 8th of September, 1873. Delegates from allgovernments and scientific corporations, universities,medical associations, hospitals, physicians or scienti-

fic men in general, are permitted to enlist The ses-

sions are to be public. The executive committee

have so far particularized the following main subjects

of discussion in their programme :;

'1. The question of vaccination.ll. The question of prostitution.

?. Tha niiest ion of Quarantine in rctrard to cholera.t pronositions for introduction of an interna--tional pharmacopoeia, and also for tbe introductionof the mobt possioie uuuorimiy iu wie siuuj oi mvu.-oi- ne

in all countries.The discussions are permitted to be made in all

languages, although tbe German is the prevailing,but the account of the transactions, (reports, etc.)will be translated into the French, English and Ital-ian languages. . .

Besides the question of vacoination in its differentmodifications and results, the question of prophy-laxis of syphilis, (being in my opinion so intimatelyconnected leprosy) and the regulation of pros-

titution, is for our islands at the present time par-

ticularly interesting, and I ofler sir, a brieftranslation of the remarks and the points to be con-

sidered :It is eenerallv known, that in all countries the

i great increase of syphilitic diseases, not alone asj contagious, frequently malignant and continued, but! also as inheritable evils, endanger the welfare of in- -!

dividuals, of families, and of tbe state, in constantlyincreasing extent.

The conviction exists everywhere. tbat only byan early suppression and combat against this gigan-tic increasing evil, disseminated amongst all classesof society, a desiraoie ior tne gooa oi mau- -kind can be accompnsuea.

.fSLrbJssuT rasaana ruuai circuuiciaiou, .,

Considering causes, it becomes evident thatonly the administration of government can. by law,counteract the contamination of this disease.

" The earliest and most careful treatment by welleducated physicians is to be attended to, in such amanner that the patients themselves consider it fortbeir own interests, and therefore tbe best possiblemeans in administration of such laws are to beconsidered, so as not to bear tbe character of shame,menace and punishment of the patients. Medicalaid must be made easy of access in institutions regu-

larly established by law or in hospitals. Those onlyare to be nnnished who do not accept the oflered as- -

sistsnce, or retract from it, and continue to dissem- -mate the disease. .

law is to be propounded,0 particularly 'containing thefollowing points :

" 1. Syetem&tio control over prostitution, m whichthe system aa introduced in Belgium might be themodel.

" 2. Control of the military in this respect.3. Supervision of nurses and infanta in the pub-

lic remedial institutions.4. Strict supervision cf vaccination.

" 5. Unconditional reception of all syphilitic per-

sons in publio medical institutions, where thereought to be separate divisions for the Bame, as alsoseparate rooms for prostitutes.

" G. Institution of regulation places, situated so as.

not to interfere with the social position of the dis--

" 7. The medical attendants to convey as far aspossible a knowledge of the results of this great evilto patients, etc.

Strict punishment of prostitutes who neglect toseek the offered medical aid." E. II.

Mr. Editor : After reading Mr. Rhodes' speech

in which he so feelingly warns tbe natives of the

danger to be anticipated by foreign occupation of

any portion of Hawaiian soil, I am constrained toIs this tbe individual who. in 1843, on learning

at Hanalei, (where be then resided) that Lord Geo.Panlet had seized tbe entire croup, is reported to

have togsed nia nat jnto tae air, gave three cheers

for Queen Victoria, and exclaimed, " Thank God,

tiese Islands are under Briti-- h mlelKiVAtTNi.

boors passed in social enjoyment, a number oi ap- -j . .(g variations and first 0f all, the secret ; also

propriate sentiments. (Bret among which was the j the njiijtary ani marine organizations ; the conta-beal-th

of His Majesty the King,) baving been pro- - gon from nurses to infants ; also by vaccination,

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sentiments calculated to excite the native race gainstforeigners. In the raMt of the oonfuaton which fol

lowed, the meeting broke np without acting on tlxf

reaolutioa."The facts are that the resolution was presented by i

natire gentleman and explained by himself insnorx cut racy speecn, a;ter woicn asoiner nasiTetook the fioor in cppcsdon; these were the c!yperns wbo spoke to the solution. The resolutionreceived no second and was never ia order before the..... .--

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As the Gazelle holds Mr. Rhods lveponsible fortbe conduct and temper of the meeting, no fairminded man, wbo witnessed the prweedins, can J

but consider tbe conclusioas of th Gazette as in the !

highest degrw to Mr. Rhodes.1

. The Fourth in HonoluluiVa commenced in the evening of tbe Sd by a Prcm- -nitory popping of finscmckcrs. tbe lettmg off of

rockets, and a torch-lig- ht procession, which marchedthrough tbe principal streets until midnight. Beforeseven o'clock on Friday morning the city was astir,and it seemed as if everybody was abroad to view

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Extremely well gotten up were the comical and fanr

tastically grotesque disguises and appurtenances ofthe actors in the amusing display, which attractedcrowds of followers.

At eight o'clock, bunting was displayed in profu-

sion from tbe numerous flag-staf- ls all over tbe cityand from the shipping in port, prominent among tbelatter being the steamship Costa liica, which wasdecorated gily. Stores and places of business were

very generally closed at an early hour, and a greatmany persons availed themselves of the occasion toride out into tbe country, where were numerous pic-

nics and parties. Tbe American Minister Residentreceived the calls of Government officials aud tbemembers of tbe Diplomatic and Consular Corps atnoon at the Hawaiian Hotel, where a collation wasspread.

From 11 o'clock until 4 p. m. Dr. John S. McOrew

kept open bouse, and entertained his numerous call-

ers in genuine hospitable style. A bounteous tablewas spread in tbe mansion, and in the spacious'grounds the native military band discoursed patrioticmusic. Tbe doctor is a true-blu-e American, and waa

evidently gratified at receiving the numerous com-

pany that responded to his invitation to celebrate tbeday.

The newly elected managers of the German Club,Dr. E. Hoffmann and Judge Widemann, aeiied tbirr.rnrDent, and the consequent necessity for foreignoccasion of the holiday to throw open the spaciousClub Booms on Emma street for the purposes of asocial gathering of ladies and gentlemen and adanco. This was perhaps tbe most pleasing featureof tbe day's enjoyments. The band was in attend-

ance, under tbe leadership of Berger, and dsnoing

commenced at 4 r. v., and was kept np with spirituntil 10, when the company separated, having en-

joyed inan extremely pleasant evening.Altogether, tbe Fourth of July 1873 in Honolulu,

although a particularly quiet day, was a very ration-

ally agreeable one.

Mass Meeting1 at Kaumakapili.On Monday evening, tbe 80th ult., several bun- -

dre of the Hawaiian citizens of Honolulu met at 2ithe Kaumakapili ChuTch, for the purpose of listen- -ing to an aanress oy non. u. nnoues on tne suojcciof the cession of Pearl Harbor to the United Statesfor the sake of Reciprocity.

The Rev. Mr. Pilipo was called to the Chair, anda scribe elected, who also assayed to act the inter-

preter but signally failed. Mr. Rhodes commencedby feeling allusions to the great question of the day.He then proceeded to institute comparisons betweenthe great Republic of America and the little King-

dom of Hawaii nei. The territory of the one ismeasured by millions of square miles, tbe mid-ocea- n

peaks of the other by a few thousand. And so withregard to population and wealth and commerce andpower, the same proportion exists. The speaker de-

picted in illustrations from history, the inevitableconsequence of a cession of territory, however small,to a foreign power. Australia, New Zealand, tbeContinent of America, the Dutch Possessions in Ma-

laysia, and the British Empire in India, where tbeentering wedge was a permission by some local rulerto an English company to erect a factory and fort,were each In turn drawn upon to show the horrorstricken audience what Hawaii's fate would be ifany portion of her territory should be alienated,

for history always repeats itself."He compared the present condition of Hawaiian

with their condition twenty or thirty years ago.

Asking if they are not better clothed, better boused,

better educated, now than then. If money is notmore plenty and the means of earning it morenumerous. If a treaty of reciprocity was not neces-

sary then, how can it be how ? VLt gave a short re-

sume of the history of sugar at the islands. Theplantations at present number about twenty-fiv- e.

Some of them are extremely profitable, yielding theirowners large incomes, and whose fault is it that thisis not tbe case with all? New plantations are nowbeing started on this Island, and on the Island ofHawaii. Does not thi8 fact give the lie to the asser-

tion that without reciprocity tbo sugar plantationsmust go under? Sugar plantations are in ns flour-

ishing a condition here as in other sugar producing

countries. Reciprocity would benefit, three parties,viz. : the owners of sugar plantations, numbering

from fifty to a hundred, individuals ; the proprietors

of large tracts of land, who would make fabulous

sums from the enhanced value of real estate ; and

the Unite! States Government, which, if it once got

a footing here, would most assuredly in a short time

become the sovereign power of the land, however

honest its present intentions may be. The cession of

Pearl Harbor waa openly advocated by tbe two for-

eign papers of this city, one of which was the Gov-

ernment paper, and tbe editor of which U a memberof the King's Privy Council... The speaker concluded

by exhorting his hearers to live virtuous lives ; toresist with courage and energy the deadly evil whichwaa threatening the nation's life, and to transmitunimpaired to their children the inheritance theyhad received from their fathers.

The oration was listened to with evident interest,and was frequently applauded. At its terminationMr. Kalauli read the following resolutions :

Whereas. The Droiect is under discussion of offering the cession of Pearl Harbor to the United Sutea

. . - . -- 1 t ; . .as a means 01 ootaining a ireaiy 01 wij)ru.j ,and whereas, ;

The majority cf the people to whom the islandsbelong are utterly opposed to the cession of any por-

tion of our country in the manner contemplated ;therefore,

Resolved, That this meeting hereby declares itsentire disapproval of the project of a cession of PearlHarbor in a Treaty of Reciprocity, on the followinggrounds :

1 That it ia the first sten towards annexation.2. The Treaty will operate for the benefit of only j

a few persons.3. The income of the Government derived from

imports will be reduced.4. The taxes on the people will be increased.5. The experience of other countries has shown

the evil of treaties of cession.Resolved, That if the Cabinet Council are divided

upon tbis project of a cession of Pearl Harbor, thenthis meeting hereby expresses its disapproval of thoseMinisters wbo may have consented to such cession.

. The resolutions were adopted.A committee of seven was then appointed of which

Mr. J. O. Carter waa the chairman, whose duty itshould be to wait on His Majesty and inform him of

the sentiment or tne meeting.Mr. Malo presented a resolution that whereas Mr.

S. N. Castle, a member of the Privy Council, had

declared himself an annexationist, and published aletter in the N. Y. Evangelist, advocating reci-

procity with a view to annexation to the United

State npon the thror.e beenrninfr vacant, be be ban

iq a lorfigu Bwtpaprr, tltat ho rail tiai to account

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before a court of justice. Mr. Mai replied ia a io-le- nt

philippic, which was apparently modeled on theFrench Aaaembly style of oratory, in which bt fano need Mr. Castle as on wbo bad swum to sappcrtthis Government, but had preted to be a rebel and atraitor to Hi Mjty and tb Hawaiian people;man wbo, while ocenpying the position of coofiien.tial to the King was cpenly trying to under-rai-n

tbe Government. He thought if ba was sofond of tbe United Stales be should be compelled toeo there mnd lite, at least until the annexation be,lsDe(1 for ,WU accomp ished. H i resolutionm4, ncl ccBjej, anj dropped The meet;umen aJioornea tine dt.The New Steamer Line to New Zealand.

We Cud the following in tb A'.ki drtfimia ofJune 24 :

A piirat tolfpram to tbis offlee. from Capt. J. It.M. towart. now iu New York, inform n that acontract La. boon clo- - d for a mail steamer line be.twe'ii San Francisco and New n!and, b'trreaMr. I!iisHll, representative of tb Colony tif NewZealand, on one part, and an American Company,including General Uurnnide and Colon TbouiaaA. cott. on lha other. Tbe aatb-hti- rs of tbe Col-ony of NfW South Wales, iu Australia, have rntword by teb-grap- that they will join in tb contract. Tbe boats will touch at Honolulu, aud aUoat cither the l iji or .Samouti Island. At tho Fillor Mmon t, a steamer will connect ith Sydnet,. uchin. at New lalodonia aud liitane,. . ..1... : i .i ..m .1. j.i iiur iapiai vi iup uiuuv oi itu'onHianu. luetrips arv to be monthly, and will cunuumce withbind steamer, but the Company will toon'tnakcontracts fur the coutructiuu of ".Anu-rlcai- i vonrl,specially adapted for the trade. The diMunc from8an Francisco to Auckland is about 5,iUJ and toSydney C.OUO miles.

This line U etarted with tbe hope of developinga larpe mid steady trad between San FraiuNcoand Australasia, and of stimulating; commerce gen-erally In the 1'aciBc. Tbe numerous iitlandt aoutti-ea- st

of Asia are rapidly growing in population andwealth, and tbeir communications with Lurope bytbe Red nd tbe (Jape of Good Hope, bringElow and unsatisfactory, they look to California torassistance in speedy mail transportation, and tbeyare willing to pay fotnetbing to attract whit set-tlers to tbe numerous island oi tbe houth Faciflc.

Tbe new line will, of course, bo bent-Mcia- l to Cal-ifornia and Snn Francisco, and we iruot that ourpeople and official will give it all proper encour- -

arement ana assistance.

Admiral Pennock on the Islands.The A'tn's Washington telegraphic dispatches of

June ICtb, contain tbe following :

" Rear-Admir- al I'ennock, in bis report to tbeNavy Department, relative to the condition ofaffairs in the Hawaiian Islands, expresses tbe opin-ion that danger exists ol encroachment cf foreignpowers in tbe Hawaiian territory, which will beprejudicial to our best interests. Tbe dancer liesin fhi annrmipliinrf ImnL-mnl- r rtf fhi nrta'nt frnw.

loan, through tbo influence of which our supremacymay be threatened unless suelenance and financialaid are granted by our people or our Government.

It is probable that our Government will take im-

mediate steps to firmly secure our Interests in lhtSandwich Islands, and use nectssary measures tofoster a kindly feeling toward annexation amongthe Hawaiian people. It is absolutely necefsary tothe building up and tbe maintaining of our Pacifictrade that American influence should predominate

the Sandwich Islands."

SEVENTEEN DAYS LATER.

ARRIVAL OF THE COSTA RICAThe P. M. S. Co.'a steamer Costa Lioi, Coptaia

Lapidge, arrived at her dock on Thursday last, atP. St., 9 day and 20 hours from Sr. n Francisco.

We have to thank Purser Tucker for files and mem-

oranda. Tho news is not particularly important.We subjoin telegrams :

New York, June ll.--Jack- son S. Scbnltz writethat the American Department at tbe Vienna Ex-

position will be in complete order by tbe litb ofJuno, which cannot be tbe case with that of anyother nation, not excepting England, which has thaadvantage of a oorps of woikmen brought toVienna to hasten the completion and perfect tbatdepartment. The Austrian Government, be says,should have taken another year to prepare for tbeExposition. Not only are the grounds not finished,but all those facilitii-- s which they bad promisedare incomplete.

Austria ba broken through the etiquette usuallyobserved toward vassal of tbe Porle by receivingPrince Nicholas of Montenegro without bit havingbeen presented by tbe Turkish AmbasHador. Asthis step appears to indicate a changed attitudetoward tbe Governmental tbe Sultan, It has excitedattention in diplomatio circles in Vienna.

Thiers has written a letter to a friend. In whichbe says be retired to private lite, believing thatparty government in Franco is unstable an 4 willonly lead to fresh divisions.

t. Petersdi ro, Juno 12. Two columns of tbRussian expedition to Khiva formed a junction atChallat on the I4tb of April. On the 27th theRussian vanguard was attacked by the Khivant,and tbe latter were defeated, and retreated. Onthe 11th of March tbe Russians met and put toflight 3.500. without loss. Alter waiting until tbe14th for reinforcements. General Kauffman pressedon toward Shurkhane. Tbe Ruian iron-cla- d

A7coZat was launched to-dn- thus inauguratingthe revival of tbe Russian fb'et on the Blaek Sea.The Grand Duke Coqataniine. High Admiral of tbeNavy, presided ever the ceremonies.

Rome, June 11. The Pope bas completely re-

covered.Ex-Que- Isabella is coming here to confer with

the Pope on the poneibility of a Bourbon restora-tion in Spain.

Rome. June 1(5. The bill for fbe suppression ofreligious corporations having passed the Chamberof Deputies, is now before tbe Senate, which baaadopted the Brat seven clauses.

Nashville. Tenn.. Juno 13. The total numberof cholera caes reported to-da- y was thirty. Tbweather here is very hot and showery. Reportfrom the country fhow quite an increased numberof cholera case, and many in East Tennessee.

New Yokk. June 18. The Gorman mail brirgasome particulars of the recent failure at Vienna.The well known banking house of Bcnndels Sc.

Werkersheim impended in the early part of June,with a liability of (1,000,000 florins. Tbe cause otthis failure was a liberal advance to Turkish,Egyptian and other railways in process of construc-tion. Tbe firm offered to pay Mlty per cent whichwas not accepted, and the creditor consented to adelay of twenty days for another offer.

Cairo, June 20. Parties from Paducah, Ky., re-

port tbe cholera at that place.There is considerable excitement Lcre with re

gard to Cbolera, owing to tho publication of tbemortuary report of yesterday, which shows thelargest number of deaths In pno day since tbe cho-

lera epidemic of 1S69. There wrs twwirty-toti- r

interment to-da- y, egaioitt thirty-thre- e yesterday ;of tbo number seventeen died from cholera.

Cixctkkati, June 20. Three deaths yeiiterday andthree deaths to-d-ay have been reported in the cityas from cholera. These embrace cases that in or-

dinary times would be classed as cbolera morbus,but they are reported here aa uporadic cholera.

Memphis, June 21. Tbe number of deaths fromcbolera from 6 a.m. to 1 P.K. to-da- y, was 11. Tbeweather clear with tbe thermometer at CO In thefebsdo. Bueiness very dull.

NOTICE.A Hare Opportunity for tbe Sight Man.

For Sale,rfVHE BUSINESS AT PRESENT CARRIED1 00 by John Jiqill, N'o. 40 Fort Btreet, at Mach nlat. Lock

and Gun Smith, Florence gewin Machine Agency, Ac , Acwirrarted a lire buninew. J. N'eill take pleaaura in reqacat-in-g

partiei having ciaima againat him to prraeot tbe aana i --

mediately, aod ail nerona Indebted to him are requested (0nettle the same without delay, a he intends to lra tit Kingdom about the 8th of Auroat, 1S73.

Honolulu. July 6th. 1873.

J.W. CIDCS,Painting la all Braachrs, o. 90 King Street.

Opposite Wright k VUson'f Blacksmith Bhop.XT Smallest orders promptly attended to. Jy to

TO RENT.a--A THE COTTAGE. NO. 4 4 ALAKEiSl..

3 on tha premises of the L'ndersignad. It caa bw ha4famished or unfaroihed. Apply to

juil 3t J WILLIAM BABCOCK.

TO LET.j

I A TWO-STOR- T BUILPINUTED At Kspstam a, manka of the Reforaaaiory IKrhaet.oppoelut tha realdeom of Mr. I. B. rterso.

B,ji; For particulars, applf at TMia orrn.i:

NOTICE I

T BEG TO NOTIFT TUE rivui.ltNO LULU that I ba aoNt aoi iraaswrrTo. u v.

my entire interest in aod to trm Bnu-nerui- Business aiia.--- iuKing Btreet, in this rlty. kon at tha 0h Market, ail

sale to take date from lbs aM day of Juna, 173. Ketuin"my sincere thank for tM generooa aod friendly pstrotita-;-,h

-- M.h I hv. heen (arcreJ. I roiectfa.lv recommend y

kuocessor. and he for the nou firm a continuance "f tbjnM C BOBNBOLT

sp-j- Sic.O-t.- ,.ettw tn m . w. Aj'oty at 1 ni; ufricr. . Mk, r"R ft CO

J

WILLIAMS, BLAXCHARD & CO..

Shipping L t'omciiion Merchants, ;

'. 21 H C'alifaraia

II. W. SEVCR.1.CK & CO.,

o 11 .11 1 ss .71 1 ; ! : i: 1 1 a ts,IOi KKOST ST.

f xiyr f Oa ftrt, i.S fKA!CI.-C- i. - ' ly

Ku. Cotit-r- .ran r"roUC3.

Street.

m.

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COHBITT & JIACLEAY,Importers, Wholesale Grocers and

Comiuiiioii .Merchants,Shippers and Dealers of Oregon Produce.

v riu.NCisroiUflrr 1U9 Callfaraia Mrrrl

PORTMND. ORKfiO V x

I :i mm I 5 Frail. aad IU1 15 Flrel ...

tltixmre :

W. C. tUK on, f.. Etik of C:iora; ?a Frarir;c '

1ul (ao, K.. frfJr.t i. . P..JiCo. ro rwiK I

rt. CroM Co -o frrirx-lv-- o :

Mnt. Larl.l T..tno, Uc.r. ! jr.lMKi. "r-- x !

a of Briua Coiamot IVnlacJ, (rrgoa '

U mart. I- - li.jttljrniclt V C' fortil. Or.ciaCoroat, rul.nj Co..... fortlitJ. Ort i

litm. b..bp Co . BmaVr Hoaoiu.u .

CaaiaBnalr I.Uad I'raMlar Hliciir. ?

vxo cm

T. IcCmkon Ac Oo.,FORWARDING. AND

;MI .Til SSI l. .11 12 It C II AXTS,Iortlnncl( Ori&-on-.

A V1XO BEE.V KNGAt:KI IN Ot'RHRFiIJTloca;a4 in a flr proof brick botUIOa'. are pramto rcieaid dipoaof Iloaii;lr.iae.1ai?orr.Kic,8rui,a,PoIa,CoT--. Ac. (a adfanta. CaorirrBtnti epially aoticitadfir tb OrCba aaarkrt, to whicb erwiii actuiioo will be paid,aAd cpoo wtica cub adraace wilt b aaa arhn requtrYd.

Saa Faic:co BwtilMu:Batlfor 4 LicJruJyrrjr, J if. PklrU- - a; o..rrnd. Ikn, W . T. C'Mitia & C.,reo4, Bakrr Co.

Pobtlasb rtsriasscta:Alln . Ladd TUtoo. tonard k Ora

(loMnLri.e Ksri.cii:

J. C. MERRILL & Co.,Coamiuion Merchants and Auctioneers

201 ud 200 California Street,

San Francisco.AUK, AGENTS Or Tnc

San Francisco and Honolulu Packets.r'artioiiarattMthnjrivatntlie aaie and purebaae of atr

aaadiae, ahipa' feuaio,a4pplruig whaleabipa, nejotiatiogxrtan Ac.t7 Allfreiicht arrirlDC at Saa FraaeUeo.by or to the Ho-ool-

Line of Paekta.wtil beforwarJcd raas or coainaaios.XT Exchange oa Hooola!a bought and aold.XS

akt ar k

M'mt. C. L. Rbard Co................. Hooola2aH. aaekrelrf Jc Co -

- C. Brer Co "w Bi.hop Co

Dr. B. W. Wood "Hon. C. H. Alk-- a "

A P. EVERETT.Fonrardin Merchant .'..".".."."."."."".:.'.":.":.::

405 FRONT STREET, CORNER CLAY,

SAN' FRANCISCO.Particular attention paid to Cooaigumeota of Itland rro)uc.

o2A j BblS .

TOCI.V,DAVISSO.,

AIVD c;o.,IMPORTERS OP

YANZEE NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,MILLINERY GOODS.

Perfumery,no.IKR7, ZEPHYR WOOL, Ac, Ac.

HA VI NO RESIDENT BUYERS IV THEBaat aad la Karope, aihI beio In direct commanicatioB

with tbe? aaanafarrorea, we are eoabled to fet oo tbebeat Ural aod to aU accordingly.

Oar Stock is the Largest on the PacificCoaat, and we Inrila the

Especial of Honolulu lerchantato aa examination of iha lime.

PankMtar auectio jin to Ordera.

tobin, rXvrs20x a co.Coroer tatter A Aanaocna Btreeta.

a4 latat Kr a !. Cats.

Portiaad. 31S St.LCTEaiDOK,

. ian fraociaco.

LEVEBIDGE, WADHAMS &

WholoHalo GrocorNAND

and Commission Merchants,PORTLAND, UREUON.

PartWalar ltteatlaa paid t Conl?anifnt f7 Siaai4wieh lalaad Prastitee. lj

A. W. PEmmOiler for S:ile

SHIP CHANDLERY

WHALE BOATS AND BOAT STOCK

Flour cfc Sro.ci, ;

LIME AND

CALIFORNIA HAY,

f AND

By Steamer from San Francisco,

POTATOES, ONIONS,

pl if

Aor.vrs forBrand's Bomb Lances.

Perry Davis' Painkiller,

Puuloa Salt Works.

Halmon,arare. lu ower to dose a consignment.

K.

"A If. OACKFELD k CO.

Properties For Sale or LeaseTHE CELEBRATED L.4.VD OP

3LT HKAU C.ta tie of HUo, BawaJL

The Land Eooae. Paatora mad Premises of ACACKEAB.a.oo a, Bawait, eoatalnLic a boot 700 acre.

LikCI

For panleiUr apply to

Prcot

W L. OP.tfN.

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THE COMMERCIALPEIliOLIlt.U AID EVS MMAmerican, English and Australian

y.I'L'ULK.'ATIO.NS

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t'.; ' '7,.

.ia naatriatiaa tikrn lr Le than One sear.

IV ll si vJ' u;. li rt rilc lit VThilera A; Tr.vVnL E3CRIKTI'Nd I' YAIiLK ALWAV3 IS ADVANCE.

AMKRICANN. V Wkly IJ'n.JTT V. V. NliooN. V. Wiiy T!ir- -

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tl' lit. :y

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LONDON MONTHLIESLondon Art Journal........ ................

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All the Year Ko'indIllackwor.r MoutUyChambfr JsircklOood Word

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AMERICAN MONTHLIESI.:ttrU' Liv;n? Ape, weekly

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I Lealie' Jlaazine.odeyTa Lady's Book

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White Goods, Pocket Cutlery, i PjrJn'y --nud..

tiooda

attention

CO.

SUGAR

! "j 'rrun., iqi iik, ue oracren in aoyurue, na tuppue ana crLrji . ,

AdJreaa H. M. WHITXEV.

H. HACKFELD & CO.,OFFER FOR SALE

THE FOLLOWING GOODS!JUST RECEIVED

PERlIAWiIIMWRK"LlJIOI!"

FROM BREMEN.PR NTS XCV, PINK, WHITE OBOUND

iirUlianta, White gbirtiocii,nurrocka Lonu Cloth, Brown Cottoni,

Cotton, Ueary beoima. Ticking,and Common Black Cctxmrga,

Linen Ureu Goodi, Wbite Linen. Silesiaf,BlonketJ, Barlnpa heavy lijbt.

Fine Black Doeskin, Fine Pilot Cloth!Bine FlanneL White Flannel, Fancy Flannel,Easting- - white Blue, BxdqoilU,Hickory Shirt, White Fancy Sbirt.f inco-boco- Shirt. Fancy Flannel Shirts,Fine Common Cotton Undrnhirts,Linen Cottna Haadkerchf.Linn Cotton Towela. Tnrkiah Toweln,

Bar-g- e, Flee Woolen Shawls,'aiihio..ab!eNeckiies.Scarfii,Hata,Parajl

ITmbrellaa heavy Whalebone,Coiaama Sjfk t"rabrlia, Cotton Cubrellat,

An Asst. of Fine ClothingAborted Sorka and Stock inpa.l.lneo and Tlirewla, awortei!.Asortd EoelUh P.ddlen, French Ca!fkin.rerfumery. Labia's ExtractPinao.f. Poaatama, Hi.r Oil. Soap.Hair Brnb, T'o'.h Bmsh-- e. Clothes Bru.h",Tooth Comb, I. Pr-in-K Combs,

?iQiia, EW.e Bu:toi.. Crosjca, Brooches,

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of Ornaments, Meerscbanra Cigar Hnlder,Amber Mouth Pieces, Aceordecct,

Ueary Eilverpiatcd iipnoo Forks,Mother of Peart Siirt BatStationery Fi'no French Letter Taper,lllanlc Eoo.r, Shipping Receipt Booii,Blank Note, N?aor, Pockrt-tnive- -,

Jack knivr,,

YELLOW METAL AND NAILS !

Sht Zinc, Basra Tin.Babbitt Metal, Plte, P.iveM.IIoip tnt Barrel, and Kejf.fijlviolied Iron Pipes, lj inch,Caanlcd Lanterns, F.!bow Tecs,S'.cam Pipe. 1 to 2 inches, Saoccpars.

Xroca, AsorU-- d Sewing Needle.Galraaixtd Cnckeu, Washing Tale.

Sdtterwater, Kam,Fine Claret in Uia, Cgnac Brandy,Caampagne, Aie aod Porter, Bitters, Ac.

J

f'.rarinc Candles, Swedi.h Safety Matches,Ilubbock' Pale Iknled LInared Oil. tc,White Lead, Z:uc, Lead, Cordaee.Green, Black and Blue Paints,Stockholm Brown Pitch, Clay,

Bricks, Roofing SLuce. Wrapping Parr.Empty Barrels. Oak Boats for Coaster...Porcctain Tambiers, Alcohol,Lookirr G:ees fraaee.

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Hemp Cacrss Ravensda;k, Sail-twin- e,

Kidin; Whips Can,Wallpaper Border,Vienna Chairs Bofaa, Walnut Sideboards.Wardrobes, CbesU Drawer,Writing Tables, Haircloth Sofa,Centre Tables. Ac Ac.Cocoa Door Mat, Gambicr aod Catch,

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Short Speeches.A modern instance of the eEoacy of brevity in

a cau-- may be cited. M. iurunl.sup theij'juct.t LisLoii of Orleans, preaching in behalt.f the dis:re-f"- d Wjrktr.en of Rouen, contented j mint

li.mwi: wits spying:" lbn i. no tune for long--erui.mp, but tjr good workers. You are ail

with the calamities of those whocause I have com-- ' this tLiv to plead. Once upona time, a king, who? mine is still cherished nyus, to Lid Coin pan i' .ns amir, on whom bethought with reajwD ho could reply: Mjr g.--

tnTjur, l aru jour kinj; you are rrenchmcn. i

: 7inlr is the enemy; lt us march!' I will not j

j aciJrcnri you in other worL to-d- ay thau tliee. I '

i dm vour bishop; tou are Christian. Yonder I

are, not our ent-m- i, but our brethren who buiIVtt.It uh fi-- e to their sucofjr'" TN result w;m thecollection of more tfuin tlx hundred pounds.

; The lAt time tinier- - Foster went to the Ox-- '

ford circuit he duzunwed the grand jurymen to j

their work with:' " GmthiJtm The weather is extremely hot; I :

' am very old, and you are well acquainted withyour duty; practice it." Eouallv curt, if notquite o courteous, the juJge, after j liquor-deale- r country the end thri

two orettjrenriad delivered opposite judgments The proportion, Ltct. a roumlal; at great said: ,4It now my turn de-- of ttiog of the and thai clare my of case, fortunately ' rdware. j: be brief. I with my brother . i man wan trial ia Nevada forthe irresistible my brother B sar2u- - onlv testify favor was hi

Ia an action for flander Justicewell put the cnie to the jury in the emphaticwords :

" Gtntleinen The defendant's a foul mouthedr . . . . . . ai . . uaujdK. n i uil C .1 IU LH ( 111 UUi

fi cial brevity only be matched by Baron Alder- -i . i .

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ouu n auarw u a conviciea jrisoner wno prnyeuthat God might strike him dead where he stoodif he were not innocent. After a moment's

the and 'Ptih-- j The liquor-selle- r Fo'doner the bar, has interposed j known ; and orderin behalf of tociety, the sentence of the court is,that you be transported for the term of twentv- . . . .

j tar. .in amcrican juage once intervened4C0

j way to prevent a w ante of words. He was00 i fritting in chambers, and seeing, from the piles of

ioo in ttie lawyers' hand, that the first case4oo like,J to be hardly contested, he asked:4oo I " What h the amount in question?" .TwodoI-t- w

k"'" 8ai'J the Plaintiff"9 " I'll pay it,"said the judj;e, fianding over the monev; "call

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as io tne construction ol act, observedwhen they had done: ' Tlie act is repealed."

An inquisitive French once aTartar in the Duke de Roquelaire. The latter,passing in haste through Lyon, was hailed by the

with: "Hi! hi!" The Duke stopped." Where have you come from?" the prelate. said the duke. " What is therefrceh in Green pease." Butwere the nmnln (Kminu irlmn lft 9" tc t'oi.

recently

coldly

counsel.

William Scouplequietly

bishop caught

bishopinquired

Paris,"

"Goodness, broke the anrv I n7 of depot.questioner, "who are s which"Ifinorant people me Hi! Hi! gentlemen jImSterm me Duke nn T.'nniii-lnir- o TlfiVo Ti.-i- a

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municipality thatthe ! YI$lI!Snr XeW '

again, and said--- " Better provides appointmentj ODimissionera proposed cmsolida- - I,davselansed i; u , 5 .. . :

luvviiinn inM again; , hw,Jroo

to

cil, "Nothing," j some opponents amonr the !

the ofA - r. ? ' T .x 1 I 1 . 1 - r . 1 i. -- vuerueen. ine Dremicr oi meCoalition Ministry, remarkable for the littleufc ho made of his tonsue. When, bv of- a . m mt

. .": "w"Fal7 UVT ana tney,"I Mr. 5.

I lord, " j relating to to be ;

j tbe significant !

j iui, .Majesty, j net. prov'9.iiooo i Vcry madam,', said the uncompromising min-- i

. oo ister. Wellington, we need hardly say, was not! 6ven to use to many words. One ofj uio economy mis will 'Ice' wrote to Dr. Ilutton for information ns'to the! scientific acfiuirements of a young officer had! tinder instruction. The doctorbe could do less than answer the question, aud

an w..n.lcn-.,,-e he

iWellington saw him, he Eaidyou, doctor, for the you have taken.1 Ct the post?" Clearing Dr.

began: "No more no, my lord; Ican "That's sufficient," said Wellington;"I know how valuable vour time is: mine. lust

j now, is so. will detain youluiijr. ioou morning.'

Naturally, of am cennMltw nn rf :u - . - " -- . i

nnt developinffannouncing a bargain at laj capable of

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through Blenheim would not 11 a, third of a newspaper column. des- -

to the empress in ryhme, and has been !

i ii.iuoi.tit.-u- . .iory to uoa, glory to you. I hoj is taken ; I am here."in brevity by tho Hungarian general's

of bis of Jellachich, the Ban of theput into English, simply:

"Bern Ban." Admiral Walton'sper margin despatch has its precedent in

i llawke's I have given the a goodbing;" and Napier's punning "Peccavi " fcl- -.

low in Colin Campbell's "I am in luck now!"; although we must own to having doubts as to the; authentictly of one of these. Chambers1 Journal.

EducatingI

Educating household1 a

, -

ne as necessary instruction marlwriting arithmetic, and as uni-

versal. We are in more than half ofexistence, and it is the household surround-

ings which affect most largely the happiness orof life. If the wife knows how

. Keep ' it has learned howto be cooked, beds should made,

; how carpets should howj should be how the should be; repaired and and altered, and renovated ;

ne knows now purchases be to; nest advantage, and understands the laying in of

Asst. of Real Amber Fancy Goods ! ! U'tTionZl iFS? lI,em s-- VDe flrthe6t and

appreciates

White

odd

Pnmm.n.

c v .itutx- - byatem, oroer, and tbe quietmanagement of children and servants, then sheknows to make a of ; how towin her children from the street ; to keepher husband the club-hous- e, gaming- -

ana wmc-cu-p. ;uch a family will be1to bus-mes- s suc-

cess, and to efficiency and usefulness in whatevermay be to them

If ... . i was- . w iir evi . 1 : L I. imr (Tin in

has

. eltiXT : T " " Jin largewho

n Mn indust painting, to sweepcarpet, or cut, tit make her dress Ttwould 'an to a

attaching a girls' !

school in the Hall's Journal.

How Mark Twain-- Hot sr.-- e Tn -i

WI1VES. LIQUORS. &c. i aPra,neTtbe Ge6epubiiphea in--

isof Mark hriof

brocenes.

HAVANA HIRARS

respectability,

immeasurable

editorial career in that cityi No loafers more than' assuredly no man could be pitiless in

P n T .l j ot bores, lie vigorous in;i rvooi. UI ; aenunciation ot of people aimlesslyintrnde their constant presence

m an editorial room. One incident will,

ailtaken of the room fN"TYi tvtasmoking, and some had their feet nnon thU

; and chair in the room occupied. !

( a of disgust, Clemens hesitated n !

moment in the in hisway, said

j Is editorial roomj " Yes sir," promptly chorused the assemblage.! , HTm ! customary for toaown questioned

Yes." " certainly," " to be sure-.-" theof the puzzled " Why

saidBecause," enunciated nm.I am of tbe editors of the Express, it

occurred to me to have aIn an Taeated, and the

men somewhat abashed, attempted laugh theby saying, Ah ! Mr. that

neat, a- - utiul.1:1 the rkr"- - eve tS;ckTri:PH0T0GRAPHS' P0BTRA1TS. VIEWS

tLftii be in 11.iV.kin4 frame t" mind atmoiaenr. that La:-- r were rather hMark I

.Torei-r- u Items.TL' t.f iVni Cr.aJiy Arraajol w

ifir. I'revfui A. Co. tr lh of tb loaieT2 of 36.eiJ.0o0

Tbe wbcl amount of roirl cii!l iii thun

whici 4i.tlj.r.0O were in 2u.ark pit-cc- A

12,"02.i i) i:i pieces.It La- - been that th negotiation o

r'd on fe'jverr.tnet:: with sevesbanking eeialili-thrm-n- for the tissue of a loamthe amount of are about to be ccluJed. The loan will bvir 2 per cent, intettand will be issued at SI. i

Amon? decisions by Va:iStates Supreme Conn wetrk, OLe to etSthat where p licy of life insurance has b FOR SALE BY THEa.fcijraed to cori r a iieht tar party to whomassigned ha- - no riefct in coe death of t

to money derived from the policy.':excels t' the aino:::!i necv.-sar-v to make good tdebt. ;

A writer A'Jont'.r recommeuthat all cases of complaint ur.licealiqnor dealt-- r or l:c-ns?- d dealer for vio!aU'nr?law be tried by a jury of married wumen. If tirecoratnenaaiion were adopted, there wouldn t

was Irish who, a the atnif moiua. m la

length, to method rid both dealersYiew the and I can

aree J A murder,wita-- s who could

made

trained

Crees wue- - aDtt ner relation to Him ruleU her temony. i.uc irvr 7eraaa lawyer is equal to anemergency. The gentleman employed thehad the postponed, and in the prfcured a divorce the woman ; that when t'iCAAcame up cgain he was fully competent aslwane.. i

JAPANESE TILKS.a. nr. lwiioi ironton. .. recoverei

$5,000 of a ouantitr whombeverages bad wrought the death ot her husband,enence, judge Pteroly Paid:

as I'rovidence not anand went to unOlOCKS, JUnK(

was immediatelv bfthe court setting aside the wale as fraudulent andintended to andment to oe levied on the real estate

The street widening already authorized th.idistrict of Boston, foots" to $10,000,000.

will another million to completeimprovements contemplated. The latestpilaticn of Boston places the whole amount of landburned over at 1.999.525 feet. The value of tbi.-- s

land was $21.35.200: of buildinzs burnt.1.e--niz.i4.r.300 : ot theline next cat-e.- the l V '""'V

taciturn 1 ,K?ds destroyfor

Taris?"

nr.

his

was

291.51

parts

burnt

Five Oftv-tw-

separate eslates and 999 Crms were burntTl... t i ...me vitiiiaiion oi ioston was irbsz.i Z4,.J00 ; hence,the loss a tenth part of the Theincrease tne last year was $.70,060,750: hence theloss was about the same as annual increase.

Berlin, May The of Persia arrivedi Kauaii the imperial and Bismarck, and wasto the palace assigned him, during his

pers." man," out a body troops. At tbeWhat arcvou wiled?" "rooZo procession

callthe vvua..i uioLiuuinuvii vtniiur

Tfas shown --Ne, annexing onlvDr. Abernethy's room; speak, ' estchegter county also Brooklyn. order toshe bared her arm, savins Burn " " TOaA'e a can approach LondonIultice," said doctor. Next day she called hUl 5"

e theher arm, "V, T fo consider the

ome Iwv on-- i .ime ut-iii- z ur u .M'wr. fore Aberucthy her then she said. Brooklyn to consider rVroiect. which.

oo

your lec.' quoth thegreat ia without sturdymedico; "you are most sensible woman I ; people Brooklyn.

vol Co uiiiuwaa

wav"VV lr,P.

mv!oftenbrief inter- -

"not very Disown

8

.' 4way sumcc. Duke

been thoucht

troublethroat,

action

This excelled

defeatCroats, which,

eonsiaercaing, and

thingsought how

swept,dusted,

turned,

import- -tidiness,

position

kitchen

TW,n,detested

and moreweatment

that class who

Mr.and

ask?"

that oughtinstant

wittv

rendered

ajrairist

trial

detent judg

require

Grant,

hundred

lamily escorted

showed

Mr. Sampson, wlio employs so lare a number ofChinese laborers factory at North Adams.writes us that he finds quiet and industrious.

l" u" niniseir. live tip to their firstthe Queen smilinsrlv observed: believe. contractyou not seasick?" Always, Chinese emigrants generally

was but reply. misrepresentations given to public by ;

saia seasick? i instance

example

who

not

any

nouse,

how

una i

every

:

every

every

matter

when are treated theyexcellent laborers !

Briouam Yocxo. Some idea of amount or )

gains may be from that, in 1852,he known to from church funds, "for :

$200,000. insimilar pretext, he 367.000. Hi. h.ii.tasix snares only ol Ltah Central railroad,

made arnotntment n:r.rlw fl"1.0' also resigned, butn j uw fiini

: I nm A'.ll i.n.1 4n

forIlutton man

I not

men

s

patch

announce-ment

wasfamous

I "" French

Girls.

houses

misery domesticshe

clothes

the

oi

heaven

iaoteto

allottedmni.

lifeS

ownadvantage

tonation.

the followingj :

man

'

:

the

" editorshumorist.

" weresmokers.

was

off

?

averted

this

injured

it

cafinterim

a

justice,

Itcom- -

-..

i

in

the

n

..v.

the

oo

that Chinese properlybecome

theinferred the fact

theservices rendered.'' and. lRfi7 nn

receivedtbe

neenrdin.lv.

equally

despatchSuvaroiTs

furniture

possession

directing

worth of its bonds. Tt hivsaid that he the third largest depositor in I

me Augiuiicj. long aqo. nis deposits i

steadily, increased.American correspondent of the London Times

has ' interviewing ?' President Grant, who ,

bim that he had confidence in the men engaged j

a iue can womingo scaeme, and be expectedthat in the course of the next or Gfteen yearsthis company would have made such in

(l-Ma-r waa nrtlu j I the resources of that oonntrv th

Coaiaopolitaa Photograph

WOOL, HIDES TALLOW

HIGHEST MARKET RATES

HACKFELD

UNDERSIGNED

tll'PF.RIOR

BEST HAWAIIAN BEEF

FIREWOOD, SUGAR!

liiicLt?.

PAT SHEEP

Chains. Anchors,Rigging,

Chronometers,

Undermentioned

ZTr-E- Maui, Molokai

SolioonorsHOKULELE,

WAIOLA,

SloopsYankee. Kauiki, Kalanihale.

GO

DFFEIl FOU SALE

iJUST ARRIVED!

CCRINGA from BOSTON.

Cumberland

briefly. Mari- - United States would annex it as $10.- - Coper Paint, O.I I!Ill,

fortress

beat

drub-- .

;

home

tho

Mr.

;r.,l!Ar.oeSHU

the Rrpress?''

ifc

:

and

chair

5

take

wuw.uuu ji ? u.uuy.uuu. wnen tney mignt havesecure;! tne Dominican rcnnblie a aero fnrSl.50e.000. In event, the desircil llornl aiioofhinn- - jpeace and no trouble with Ilayti apprehended.

iue rresident signed a bill the last night ofthe session which ntnends the law to regulate tbeconsular system of the United States, which re-quires consular officers collect three months'extra wages upon discharge of seamen, topermit those officers whenever, a hearine of

parties, tae uisruargc is found Jo bethe misconduct of the seamen, to remit much of '

the extra wages now by law is paid to the sea- - j

discharged, if relief bo af--forded to such seoman, by reshipment without ex- - !

pense to the United States. '

California about to make an experiment in Gsh- -breeding, which promises to be very successful.In latter part of this month " specially j

ooiuieu car is to oe ireurntea with young atgirls for duties ought to tbe Cold SnriBi. N. II.. and other nnnd. anri !

as inquite

ourour

to

be

can

howfrom

social

L

our

r"-'"-- -

for

vou

Mr

wm

hasw.-u- e

by the

thethe

the

of Lis

uu

Fire

out

for

small

e

:

have

been

after

paicnea over toe t'aciuc railroad

outmade

the

npthe:

tire

the

out.

was

the31.

the

not

tor

saw the t.not

his

mat like

arethe

his

was

tne

annuf.was

xiaiih.

An

ten

fhn thm

was

its

be

the

the

ner

his

ana

rear

was

the

uuiu

can

the ap--fish

riia.

anabe

the

The temnoraryaquarium will contain about 2.000 eallonsof water.will be arranged that every little inconvenienceis unlikely to be experienced from tbe motion of thetrain. A deputy Uuited States Gsb comission forthe PaciSc coast has been assigned to take chargeof tbe car en route. Tbe intention is stock therivers with certain vanities ot Atlantic coast fishnot at present to be found in California.

A dispatch from Teberen, Persia, says the Shahleft tbe capital for Europe. Tbe remark is

the whole population flocked into thestreetsto

J

witness nis departure, and tnat IIceived a most touching farewell eighty thou-sand of his loyal It is evident from tbis '

that tbe Shah popular with his people, and that I

he leaves his Empire feeling perfectly secure of bis j

throne and peace being maintained. This visit ofthe Sba'a to Europe must be regarded one of theremarkable of the age. and shows the pro- -

:

gress of liberal ideas in tbe most exclusive conn- - j

tries of Asia. would not be surprising if. within i

a tew years, the Emncrnr of frhinn nnA tho f;L-u-.! of Japan should be tempted to take ionrney, among the civilized nations of the West. The

mt.n...r.,.,. .-- ... oi ersia.Am

'.iiO.000.OUOf

madam."

hard,--v saered until

' inloafirulers all i

in j

iomake

Clemens,

! his

i

i

at

J

'f

ir

it

so

"

in

toat

toas

soas

so

to

added

is

It

scarcely less exclusive and held

Pejper

Vinegar,

Qu.Tter

.llackerel,

PonderStarch,

Soana Tobacco,

Turpentine,

IlidePoison, Rosin,

Paint, Varnish,

Rroous,

Plows,

Hatchets,

Shovels,

ago. Atlieiicailtfl 1t0,lna7Icd wonderfulliberalizing and nations

Packing,iumii

by

UCnuail,impudently

iCkin Ail become

consenpts at the age of be placed either i

j in the array or navy to serve for three years.The Vulcan Iran Works at Hiogo are said to

been sell to the Japanese for 55,000. The of :

that port, in an article, expresses regret that so val--uable property should have-falle- into the hands of i

the nativee.Universal ia to be held in 1877, in

Tedo.In been risiniy of the nriests

and farmers agaiast the on account of: bear how he once rebuked tlie tak5ng down of the edicts against !

party of undesrred visitors. Arrivino-- at his office' the Pab!io nDtice boards. There has been good

; one about 8.J o'clock, he found full of deaI of fightin? n3 at the last accounts it waa stillmen strangers to him. They had arnirentlv sul"K ou; mere no doubt ot the

full .

.

was Withlook

then peculiar

of

sit

replies doone last.

slowlyone

seat."

to

PreiJe:i;

,

abou whole.

Shah

them

.

and

been

told

nroiTPKB

course

that

fromsubjects.

'

events

Shah

have

putting the insurgents down with stronar handThe hitherto placed upon the export !

!

The enactments shaving headbeing enforced at

A Universal Exhibition is to at Kioto !

four years !

The edicts against have been with- - I

drawn from the public notice boards the !

r.mpire.been

reditary blood feudsto the

sanctioned.Pope, baa, it is said, been

Tbe interior is to openedsubmit to law.

0. and

sojourn

auuainia

nerhar

so

ot

is

as

to who ;

Osaka going to pay improveharbor.

The native ChristiansOwari have been released, and tn

their

I

i

COpYINd rNE IN TflK BK-- T TYLK.

At the !

61 Port Hi. (jill U.L.CHA9K

&

febl

THE

BY

H. Co.

a

ot"

of

ofare

are

be in

all in

be

inof are

anl lj)

COt OAMT OII BVbakukl ok. Gallon.

liest Polar Oil, by Barrel or Gallon,

WARRANTED.

SALT,RICK FROM 1YAIAK0LE

J of anilWool, Hides Qoat Skins.

!

BCILDING AND CCRE STONES.

WireSails and

OLD COPPER AND BOLTS,

METAL SHEETING, JPIKE3 AND NAIL?,

Two Good

PAIR PATENT AND GEARsuitable for a Ship of 1200 torn.

TheWILL RCN RR0ULARLY TO TI1E SEVERAL

PORTS ON

and

TJKA,

BOB BOY,

J. i.3m Office, Wait Corner of Qarca Fort Eta

0i

PER- -

and ;

victory

any covernment w- - X';i- -

Majesty

a

Giclr

I.arrelnj

Kitvi

IihS .

i

i

.11 men I

Cut

Parii

flu iif Axes and

.

,e?3 lbaa thev a e timeTruly, the world is making

bake a bread, to bob the people ofa Asia as well as Europe.to a

was

this

tbe

case

man

Japan.nl Al! Hjin(1Ies

. general system of conscription has been estab--;hshed Japan. Japanese subjects will

twenty, and

JS'itcnj

a

Exposition

Etchizen, there has a

relating, showingfrc,E1 a

evening, itout Uovernment

th

I

Clemens,

liquor-felle- r

huv

on

is re-- 1

A

a

isa

restrictionssaltpetre withdrawn.

against the j

rigorously Nagasaki.held

time.

Embassy

foreigners

is $3,500,000 to

imprisoned Provincereturning

GalleryC

c

PLANTATION.

tliei

JAPANLSB

Spars,COMPOSITION

BEST PUMPS(Composition)

KINAU,

LILIU.

US

CqI,

a

a

Sauce,

Salt, Yeast

iCort

Brovn

Spirts

Coach

S progress Caie,

Henifbeginning

BuFai0treminiscence

Lllgllbllrrench

acquainted

doorway,

mechanics.

immediately

Government,Christianity

Christianity

PrRCIIASKD

Hon.

Vessels

Anthracite

Pork,

Iairy

.ail,

Babbett .TIetal, Canal Barrow

Planter's noes,

JLiiniker, Oak Plank fc WhitePiae ;

IVests Trunk, Bbls. Fire Clay,

Paint Brushes,

Keg and Bbls. Shook.fe22 qr

New Cigar and Tobacco Store.rfWE CXDERS1GNED BEGS TO XOT1FT

Public generally fas has opened in the aboreAn edict has issued for the suppression of he-- butlnea at the Strreat

An

nativeits

the

home

A.Nt

AT

&

and

THE

and

that

44 FOET STREET,Where he will keep constantly on band the best brands of

CIGARS AM TOBACCO,MEERSCHAUM AND OTHER PIPES,

A large assortment of tbe latest styles.

Soda Water and. Ginger 3?op.Be will also be found ready to give hi prompt attention to

order In his line aa a Machinist and FnrloeeT.apr. tf TUOWAS LACK.

No- - 95 an'1 97 KUS Street. KonoLla.At the Concrete Fire-Pro-f

1PB1TEBS jffl BBW B IllfflDBM3on Youn

HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

DOWSETTV

iiiEWEH

GIM

Hollovrwrare, --fwySeiiio Twines, Fishing Tacklo.

PAINTS, PAINTOIlijvARNISHES, KEROSENE OIL,

Byam's 8 Card MatJhis,

Winf? and Picture Glass,

lamps, Lanterns and Chandeliers.

erDoaiytun of

bucktbrr

- wm Hill r KXfl .cOfi t w . IWVO.tvni-- i n crnijEl " . . i u r. . i dl.ii ......,f a win' rrpair I" " " - -- ni'imiiuiuf. I. t. -T " . uir io anaALL., thai th. preco , flr ,hmVo. or Uto 1 theru ro 'S il.,trat. theth lommer. ?fwj er. Uei t.ue. theto i.rouenr that will - . .. .. .go aAm.r

ucprotrcted lb

.TV iT . .....l.r.tood. "'. r-- wno preitn.l to

.b d J 11 r oimi . . . .. ...rirr mtd iar& are ioe V"- - ,' .Zl ..."T.'Z.are 'I ?,2l7.Y've bir"f rrorired ao lovoice of White aald to--u,r c. "" --

at.bo It Son'a bet ran i.qualttlea of W hit Znr, lociaamin the Line, io regard to qoallty aPrK

White Lead, four qualities. Chea Oooi Better. Bestir..wK..-- - i. Kt..t Pait. in 124. and

A WU ir;7V aaaa.

o ol paint. The dry ind ana cuminbuil.l.rft ucre.dln( wiolef , will

amount tt would tk to paiot tbeiamoe kno

. a. . k? rm mm iimuiiit mst in mia mn . fu at ui bm a

Son'a Lead ao.l e - " ,

Lead and la

. ttbrce

Paint

c,.. tj. . '25- -AllAtaJUl .

that nr.

band and fir aale. of W hlu Lead, and

White Zinc, threw do.. Best,

Hubbuck & Son's Chrome Greener na iiRn., i. , iu. amHubback & Son's and R C. Gen, in 1 2. and 4 tins,TTrthr,., rtriiiiant Oreerfaint, in I, 2, 5, and 10 lb. tint.

about

Zinc. ha

we ttilnk we can auit any erarjbody

Better,lb.

containers.

Hubbuck & Son's and R C. W. umi in 4 ana io. tins, rarit Lawn Ureen, tn 1, '2 lb tins.Chrome Vellow.ini. and 2 lb. Celtial Blue, tn lib. tins.Raw and Barni Umber, in 1 andllb. 'i. Rw and Burnt Sienna. in lib. tin. Vermihon, in 4 tins.Van Dyke Brown, in 1 lb. tins. Op BUck, in 1 tins. Coach Black, in 1 lb. tin..Patent Dryer, in 1, '2, 5, and 10 tint

METALLIC PAINT in 15i. "k8- - Eed Paint in 25 lb-- keS8

Ultra MarineItalian Van DykCeleatinl Bin. Y

dutlne

anythlnitinia

Qualities

Good.kees.

Tti., T?t, rhrnm'Greej. Chrome Yellow, Italian Red, Prussian Blue.xiur, wiBf. - .

coata fooa

muo.Z.OC

four

W. lb.

trtt

blrh

And aod

ti.lb.

lb..

e Brown Italian ww nenna, opamsn urowu, crmuion, uratipe Chrome,,nn. Ochre. RdOcht, Fire Proof Paint, Metallic Paint, Verdigris,

Bed Lead, in 2a lb. kegs, Litharge, Drop Black, lump and pulveriiod. Lamp Black

Whiting. Plumbago. Rotten Stof.lunp and pulveriied, Pumice Stone, lump and pulveriied.

Soap Stone, Bath Brick, Chalk, )ark md Light Glue.

DEVOE S FlWlTUIiE VAUXISII, IVo. 1,Devoe's Damar Varnish, No. Devoel Copal Varnish, No. 1, Devoet Coach Varnish, No. 1,Black Body Coach Varnish. No. ., Fisher's Coaoh Varnish. No. 1, Bright Deck Varniah.Noble & Iloare's best White Hat Spirit Varnish, Noble & Hoare's Elastic Carriage Varni.k,Noble & Hoare's Best Brown Hfd Sprit Varnish, Noble & Iloare's French Polish,Knotting Composition, Black, Bown md Green Japan, Brown Japan Dryer,Spirits Turpentine, in 1, 2, andi gallm cans,Hubbuck & Son's Best Pale BoDd Litfeeed Oil, in 1. 2, 8, and 4 gallon drums,Hubbuck and Son's Best Raw LnseedOil, Frank Miller's Harness Oil,Leather Preservative and Blasts Oil Fbli&b, Brown's Leather Dressing Neat. Foot Oil.Army and Navy Boot and Shoe Jlackifig, Day &. Martin's Liquid Shoe Blacking,Axlo Grease, of three different mnufarturers,Carbolic Soap, and disinfectant jr waihing hordes, sheep, dogs, eat?, &c.Scented, Bath, Toilet, and Medial Soqps.

DOWNER'S & DKVOE'S BEST KEROSENE OILS IBYAM'S CELEBRATED 8 CARD MATCHES,

BRUSHES--- 1i

Paint, h toot, Pante. Varnlth, Painter' Du.tera, flteocll. Glue,Shoe, lorae, Dutt, Nail, Tooth,

iOf the above Bruthet we keep a larg which we offer at retail, from 10 cent, each ta f 3.60 toflee, kind and quality.

Dealer and purtbaae any good, tn oar Una will Bod it to their to give ui acall before going elaewbere.

We continue to sell Ooodt, notwltatanding " the time, are hard." Our Superior Block Itarlf. Andour pries aa naual ara VERY LOT. jolt qr

.... .. ... ... rTfj ;

HAYSELyEW BUOilSSfiS

CRITEEION I-TOTJ-SE

m OH A

Wbltewaah, Marking,CeutrifuxaL

aaaottmeot, according

Contumera deairingto advantage

recoonmrnrt

'

f their goisA3V1 INVITE INSPECTION.

I

Silk Laces, Shawls, Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons,I

Underclothing, Corsets, Pique, Brilliants, Prints,r

Horrockses Cbths, Sheetings, Pillow Linen,

Towelling Diapers, Irish Linen,tt

Hollands from the cjlebrated House of Henry & Co,,

Iklfast, Ireland.Umbrellas, Parasols, Tirlatans, Swiss Books,

Lace Checks and Stripes, Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks,

Mulls, Grenalines, Nothingham and Swiss Lace,

Curtains Quilts and Counterpanes in

Terry, Victoria, Alhambra, IMarccIla and

other makes.

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mm

0

APJD GEWERAL FANCY GOODS,Ladies' French Satin, Bronze and French Kid Slippers,

Ladies' French Cloth Gaiters, high concave heel ;

Boy's, Youth and Men's Assorted Straw and Feit Hats,ustralian Tweeds, botl Geelon" and Paramatta ;

0

1 Case Assorted Styles White Shirts, open back;30 dozen Gent's (Australian) All Wool Crimean Shirts,3 Cases Light Ground Fancy Prints,1 Case Light Ground French Brilliants, .

1 Case 10 pieces 9.3 Embossed French Figured . Pique,recherche."

2 PIECES ONLY, VERY RICH AND ELEGANTHEAVY BLACK FEflGH GROSS GRAIN SILK !