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a . r. wipAritn I'unt.mieu Wekiu.yhuiii stiascmrTinx ,&1'IVE DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE

I'oteli-- Kabscrlpllon. from $1, lrt$".m,.ic-cordin-

tu destination.

MnV'.rlfi-- ri arid Advertisers will siMcm TIIOSi l. trr.z:

toMlthe

matterMATI

forIIUAYthe .Saturday

1'IIKKH,"Press, should be addressed II, $0. 21. PI. I, 21, 1382. i 73,

Water is Best.

covrntnt;TF.r to Titn rnrrr,A!n oftn cfuuen'mali lo ravo find lircak IiU mimly

form ;Hocr lirlnuH itn ninny to tlio crave--, makes countless

fiuiillle. mourn.Jlrntuly forovor Imimli llio fnco of tlnwo who of ft

tnkojItuiu mini many nihility men and ixr the rich oft

iimki,ljlininpii(iiir It In the sotirco nt least of many tttil

pnlns!Oln (I rave both mi'ii nnd women Uonn Into llio

.loweit plains.I'tiiicri Unto mnii H oft llio ennio of fiercci, un--

friendly IjIoIvk,L'paots old niilurv'n steady laws mid break tlin

ilrtitiknrila now.1'ort Wim Ihe money nix-n- t on tlii. Is wnsteil artre

VllOUjill,I'lirliillid plnco of ftiiod jtliciiyotl c;ct i"OHt

nrutclird Hull.J'orlor's n pour rltitl weak sopiwrt for thoso in body

uunkWlna ninkcii mail for S.itnn HjMirt nnd maddens

tint unci) im.uk.Wliinky'M mi ver rwidy key by wlilcli i;ront n urn- -

J)i-- (i.ilnAdmission to tho jirirton colli, to narrow too nnd

pxlii.Yen I Alculinl iiiany form, in almost nvery erne,Cm do no good, nnd n It' mod, it hints tho hit- -

man r.icn. -for'lho drop ltoltnkcs to fio,lit

tlio coft'oTo prove it nYbermoinetcr clo-i- in llio nrinplt

hold.It rIvph dpRdier.-Uc.l-.fn- but not llio fat that's'

P,OImI tIt does not tnkn mi nctivVypart as iruo nml proper

flMJl. I

It Imn Its mo in many wavier MI tide, n crisis o'er,Hut n n ruinmon household Sriiik, it should bu

mod no more.Como tbun ut oucu tho pledRO to sl;n and with un

over aland ;Touch not ap;iiiu the isils'iions drink that casts In

(rii'f mo IiiikI.Yes, lot itire wnti-- r bo your drink vrhoro'or you

inovo or rest,And when lit tr,tiwr drink you tliink, pronounce

tlint Waltr't bent! 11.

Reminiscences of Honolulu. No 20.

During tho lirel live months of tho yenrlHI'.l, tho (migration of foreign rcflidonUfrom tho IbluntiH to Ciiliforniii went

on, until, in tho mimmor ofthutyear, thcro wore but fow loft. Among thoold rcHidoiitM now to bu found Hcattori'dover tho group, tlioro nro not many butwho can toll a htory of oxpurionco and

of California in lBli. Jinny whowont that year ntsvor saw tho Iwland.sagain, leaving their bones in El Dorado;homo cnino back broken in health and for-tun-

whilo but tl small minority weroactually bettor oil' than boforo thoy went.Somo of tho Honolulu merchants andownnrH of vcm.soIh howover innda largojirolitH in tho shipment of goodn and Isl-and produce, and tho carrying of s

to San IVancisco. Tho demandfor Iivii wtock was verybrisk in California,nnd tho high prices realized led to thotrnimportntion thither from tho Islands ofhornes, mules, bullocks, hogs and fowls.About this time tho natives at Kula, EastMaui, yiont extensively into tho businoosof raising Irish potatoes for'shipment toCalifornia. It was from that region andKnwaihari that the whalers had for yearsobtained their supplies, at about onodollar per barrel; but now the Californiademand incited increased cultivation,ovw.Hho prico eventually w6nt up to fivouoHm-s- , and nt times still higlior. From18-1- during several successivo years, thopotato business on Maui was n llourishingone, nnd mnny natives and some foreign-ers" realized handsomo incomes fromgrowing this product nnd selling to thovessels thnt carried.it to tho Coast. Thosowere "flush" times for tho'pooplo of

and Laliaina on JIaui, andon Hnwnii, tho ports of shipment.

At tho latter place, over n storehouse ontho bench, was n lnrgo sign with thocnbnlistio inscription 1'ut 8 o's kouii saw,.Jlut a fow yenrs elapsed, howuvor, boforotho wonderful agricultural resources oftho Golden Stale begun to bo dovelopcd,nnd farmers boon entirely turned thotnbles upon us, so thnt y thoy sendus vastly morn in variety anil quantitythan over wo sont them.

d'ho" principal merchants who nindomora or less money out of tho Californiatrndo in thoso early days, were, ut Hono-lul- u,

S. II. AVilhams Ac Co., jMnkco, An-tlio- n

& Co., Starkey, Janion &. Co., Crnbb& Spalding, Agents Hudson Buy Co.; J.O. Luwis, Snmsing k Co. (ch.); F. 11.

Vidn nnd Isimo Montgomery. At Laluvinn, II- - S. Swinton, Bush, Alakeo &, Co.,and J. J. llalstend. Maui sent mostlypotatoes and livo stock; but from Hono-lulu Wi'ut largo quantities of dry goods,clothing nnd groceries; for not n littlo ofwhich no returns wcro over received.

In consequence of tho decrenso of for-

eign support which was n result of thoemigration to California, tho "SandwichIsland News" had a hard struggle forexistence, and finally expired on tljo 11thof April, 1811). But, liko the dying swan,somu of its lust notes wgro tho bwoetest ( 1)

II was the fashion then not onfirolyoven now to assert that tho Amer-

ican missionaries wore "making a goodihiiii?" out of their vocation, linnncially.The "News" lost no opportunity forsneering nt thorn, nnd giving currency toreports from any source, that woro deroga-tory to their characters us g

wuv'iovoted men. Itvgot hold of thontory that in 18-17- , tho secular agent ofthu 'Minion had loaned lnerenant inHonolulu tho sum of six thousand dollars,belonging to tho .Mission, and from thisbnro' fact it nindo a rousing odilorinl,arguing thnt the business of preachingtho Gospel in the Sntulwich Isluuds was nhighly lucrativo one, and that its clergywem iib.M)lutoly rolling iti wealth. Notu-iu- g

could hnvo been further from thotruth; but tho statement suited tho"Mows" nnd gratified its supporters.Tho unnuni allowance of tho Missionariesfrom the llotnoUonrd at Boston, (and thocontributions from tho natives wcro thonnext jo nothing) was as follows:

For Misslou.iry and wire lit Honolulu.. $ WW

.. IM

For iv Hlnuio womitii 175

n child uiuWr.1 jcara..., .., . 1M

For n chiUJ ofr A '1 '' 1

N,rishlllM'orWjenM,it was certainly a wander how out of.,,. knnntv ineiuis. n missionary could

i . t.. ..llir liktiiltHi iifttl ii1ttitf it

his children but thoy did tt. It wasoften tin wife- - wlon tho. nnnual Biipplies

for tho mission arrived, that tho secularngontu who rwwiHl tbom (ilessi-s-. LoviChamlx?rlnin(JS. N. Castlo and E. O. Hall)htul n considcrablo nniount m cash onlumd'Which thoy coultl spuro for bix, eightor ten montliK, and it was their duty whenthey could do so with security, to loan outthe numey ut intercut, thus iucri-asin- thogeneral missionary fund, 'lias had beendono in tho inatauco referred to, Undertho then circumstances of tho Islands,those who lou'uctl mouey nt u fair rnto ofintorest. to thoso who needed it for logjti-inat- o

business purposes, woro iu fuel pub-li- o

bouefactow.

Mr. Dillon, tho 1'roiich Consul, hadnnvcr forgiven Mr. Wyllie, tho HawniinnMinister of J''oreign Jtolatious, for havingdetected him in his intrigue;) against thatollieinl, and ho lost no opportunity forshowing his ill feeling. Early iu January,18111, Dillon took tho extraordinary courseof bending a long communication to tho"News" over his own ollieinl signature,in which ho bitterly complained of Mr.

Vyllio's practice of publishing corres-pondence, with the repiesentutives of for-eign powers. Among other things hosaid:

"ITherois not an instance on record ofii Minisfor jumping spontaneously intothe uronn, and giving publicity to ollieinltlispalcht'H of his own wliilo thifdisctisuionof which they hud sprung was yet pond-ing, and before ho had himself receivedtho replies of the foreign representativesto whom they worn addressed. The pre-sent Ministers of His .Majesty Jvauichu-nioh- a

III have introduced this amongother startling innovations. They ovondo more, thoy cull from privnto "letters,whic'i nro mere observations on paper,possessing nil ollieinl importance wlint-ove- r,

garbled extracts, and give themforth iu an official form, as though thoymount to produco dissensions among thoforeign representatives in thoso Islands;and as far as any conduct of theirs maycontribute) to that end, among the GreatPowers, whoso sympathy is so often in-voked by them, and is in reality so indis-pensable to this young state.

" Against such conduct I doom it myduty to protest thus publicly and empha-tically, iw contrary to all received rulesnnd precedents, and as calculated to givejust and serious ofi'onso to foreign powers.I am greatly mistaken, or tho Govern-ment 1 hnvo tho honor to represent, nndto whom I hnvo referred this among otherquestions connected with tho pretonsionsof Hawaiian Statesmen, will bear mo outin my present nttitudo and views."

Of courso .Mr. Vyllio responded to thisnltack, and his reply occupied four solidcolumns in tho J'olymim. Ho citedhistory to prove that there were many in-stances on lecord, ovon in tho history ofMr. JJilloii'd'own country, wht-r- Ministershad published correspondence with for-eign representatives, under tho circum-stances mentioned. And so tho two con-tinued to stab nt each other with theirgoose-quill- until tho climax camo iuAugust of that yenr.

On tho 9th of April, 181!), arrived thoU. S. stoani propeller Jlmuichutcth, Captain"Wood, from Boston via Valparaiso, boundto Oregon, with two companies of tho 1stHogimo'nt of U. S. Artillery, under com-mand of Major J. S. Hathaway. ThoJliMvtchiifctt was a fine new clipper (forthoM) days) of 800 tons, and boing tho hrstvessel provided with a screw that over en-tered Honolulu harbor, sho attracted muchattention, aside from tho interest whichwas excited by tho advent of a detachmentof the rank and Jilo of Undo Sam's army.Tho officers wore, it need hnrdly bo snid, alino, appearing and gentlemanly set, nndmade a very fuvornblo impression on ourresidents during tho ship's stay in port ofbomo ton days. Their names woro: Cap-tain Hill,' Jjicatonants,' Gibson, 'Talbot;"Wood, Foy, Dement nnd Tnllmndgo. ThoKing and Queon, nccompuuiid by Mr."Wyllio and a number of tlio chiofs, paidtho ship u visit, nnd during their stay onboard u trip was niadn outsido and as faras Diamond Head nnd back, affording thovisitors tho opportunity to obsorvo tlio tothem novel mode of propulsion. "Whentho Mnimuhmrtu sailed for Oregon, on tho17th of April, tho Itov. Mr. Damon, Sea-men's Chaplain for Honolulu, took passageby her, onu visit to tho Pacific coast ofAmerica, his plnco in tho Bethel and Chap-laincy being filled for tho time bv tho Ituv.T..E. Taylor. Owing to tho editor's

tho Friend, then a semi-monthl-

wns discontinued, to reappear on Mr. Da-mon's return, in September following, withfull and valuablo notes of travel in Oregonand California.

On tho 1st of March, 1819, Charles B.Bibhop, Esq., was appointed by tho Kingns Collector General of Customs for Ho-nolulu, in tho' plnco of William I'nty, Esq.,who retired. On tho snmo dnto. Captain.Taihos Smith wns appointed by GovernorKckunnnoa to bo Harbor Mnstor and Pilotfor tho port of Honolulu.

On tho 12th of March, 1819, tho shipWiiu, Captain Eldridgo, arrived from

Boston, and among her pnssengors woruJ. F. B. Marshall and wife, H. S. Howlandand wife, C. "Wotmoro and wife, and uMifsCathorino E. Nowtou. To tho hitter lady,on the day of the ship's arrival, and in thocabin boforo landing, "William L. Lee,Chief Justice o the Supremo Court, wasunited in marriage, by tho llov. S. C. Da- -

111011.

During tho sumo mouth, an old residentor Honolulu, iu. 11. isoanltnnu, wlio Hadcarried on t lit) business of watch and chro-nometer repairing and roiruhitinir ninnyyears, at tho corner of Hotel streets andGarden Lime, retired from business nndshortly after loft the Isluuds. Mr. Bonrd-ma- n

was a sprightly and somewhat irasci-ble littlo person, and was familiarly knownamong tho natives, and often spoken of byfoieignors, by tho nickname of "Ticktick''

trom tlio nature ot ids occupation. .Mr.D. N. Flitner succeeded him in the business. H. L. S.

THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL,. .- V 4

$&

9 JNO. M. LAWLOR & CO., Froprieton,UOl'KI. MTKEKT, IIOSOI.l'M.

Entrances on Hold, llichards, aud licretauU Siresli

FIRST-CLAS- S ItTEVERY RESPECT.Price (lis aun at First-Clas- s Hotels In Sail Francises.

NUl

FOR LEASE.m Til OSK VKKY DKSI It AHIiK Mln.iml...l,,i,i,.'l'l.l!l.ANI." Kuliivrikshua, latel. ormplej hr It. D. M.. Cqmmlftloner,James IU) Wodrhoute, Ksq. Tbe buildings have )4llk.An ihnMn.1.1 l,,t.l nianr.d And f,lhrrwf Im.prniel for the benret nt Ihe tenant. Iloreinmenlutter ialil on. le.lrlet htslnz windmill, with supplynl ii. hi .si nnd clean healthy water, which hasanalyteit by 1'iof 'lhnmisn of Ins Challenger Kjpe-dlllo-

and pronounced by Llui the best htt had sceusince he left tlnglaud.

For particulars, inquire eh?J M JAS.ri. LEMON.

SALMON.AFrNK AUTIOinr A1) IX r

For Sl byIAS UOLLES Jt CQ.

II. W. SEVERANCE.Hnwnilnn Consul t CnniiuUilon Morclmnt

T 31ft Ctllfornlii St., L'nl.. lloum No. I, IjJ. Bl. DAVIDSON,

Attorney at Law, No. 13 Knahumnnn Street,8 IIOMtl.t't.t'. M ly

J. M. OAT & CO., SAIIiMAKERS,MV.ee"a 1 ire Proof lllovk,

Honolulu, II I,51 J'l'K if nil description' iiiadi- - and repaired,. 1

J. NOTT EC. CO..Importor anil Dcnlnrt lit Stoves, Rnncen,McuN, lloin KtmiMitni; Uootl. I ruekeiy, Musi unit

thin Ware, Praitlud MfCl.uuU'. Honolulu, II I1 ly

CHAMPAGNE CIDER MANUFACTORYAND GROCERY.

6 i. l:i l.lllhli Mrri-I- . ifJNO. II. BROWN.

Inapector of "Vnl;ht mnl Menanrea,Ilti llerctuiil.i Street,

4.1 Order" eaii be left at Police Station. Bin

A. W. RICHARDSON & CO.,IMI ulirElta AMI IIKAI rM IX

Hoot, Shoe, l'uniMihu; (Iooil, Hol, f.'ap, TrnnVn,Vallaee, Perfumery anil Soau, Waltliam Watches,Flue Jewelry, els., roincr of and Merchniit Sl.,Ilimuliilii, II. I. l ljr

M. DICICSON,Fhotocrnphlo Artlat,

Wi anil till l'orl Street.Pletnrea of all 'Izet anrl ktml ma1e to order, and

frames of nil descriptions i'iituniljr on liunil. ,l.o.slii-ll.- , Corals, and e'urlo-lllc- s of the Pacific. 2 ly

S. MAONIN,Importer nnd Dealer in Dry nml Fnncy

Good. Boot. Shuc, Sec.Attheffro.it Kiistem suite. No. til St., Honolulu

M ly

I.. W. HOPP,Cnliinet Mnkor, Uphola t oror, Donler in

Fnrjiititro,No. SS Klnc Street, between Niiii.iiiu nnd Port Streets.

tultrr:i.es coiiiliintly on h.ind or made to order.My

THOS- - O. THRUM,Importing nnd Mnnnfacturinr; Stntioner

Now Af;ont, Book Binder, &c,Merchant Mnet. and Dialer In

l'lnc Stattnniry, Itnoks, Music, Tovs nnd Taney Unods,1 ton Slrcel, near Hotel, Honolulu, ly

FRANK GERTZ.BOOT A M D SHOE MA KER

No. lit Port St., opposite Pantheon Slnbles,nooia nail Miiicm 3lnilr f.i SSrilrr, iir ll-- t Tin

terliil.uiid nt llciisxiiihlo lrlre-i-.

Boots and Shoos mndo for Cash onlyiiy

M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,Importoi-- nnd "Wholrsnlo Dealer in Gone

ml MorelmmUso,2 Mnkce'e lllock, ((iilcii Street. ly

M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,Forcrnxdinp; nnd Commission Morchnntn,

"M CallfornU St., San Kr.tnclsco.Special facilltieH for and partlcslar attention paid to

1! toiilRiinicnts of Inland produce. ly

VOIiOANO ELOXTSE3cu.iTKit or or hii.aui'.a.

W. II. ZilSNTZ. MANAGER.Plcrty to cat. a rousing lire, clean beds, nnd the best

attenda'neo on the- - ll.iwalitin IslandsVisitor rerpurlnjj nny unusual display of lolcnnlc

action will kindly cie Mnnwrr nt lel ten dn) noticelu line weather, and from cleeeu lo thirteen In foul

l?T. J. MOSSMAN,

Importer nnd Denlor in Crockery,Plain and Decorated I'orielaln, Cut and Pressed Olats,

hlhcr I'lnted Ware, Cutlery, Chandeliers, Lamps,ulihiincji, Ltcj

1'lre Proof Store, cor. Klusnnil Nnnanu Stj Honolulu,L'y

FUANK II. AUSTIN & (;0.,Commission Merchnnts and For

warding Agents.Olllco No. 20 California St., San Frnnclsco.

Consignment from the Hawaiian Islands desired.The llet Prices Warranted, and Sales (liuranteett.

8T. 4 lv

A. M. HEWITT.Freiesht and Gonernl Shipping Clerk.

W7" All order left at K. P. Ailams' Auction Uooni willbe promptly attended to. :im

E. FONTOPFIDAN, M. D.,Ocultat, Physician nnd Surgeon.

Kyc Ulr,ir n Spi elultj . Itceiilence and allien 1.17 Forttreel and Chaplain l.ane (Mrs. Chase's).

Office hours! 10 li a. . aml!i- -l r. . M nm'ln

MAX ECKART,Watchmaker, Jeweller, Engraver and

Diamond Sottor.No. 0 Kaahumunu street, Honolulu. All orders fllh- -

fully ciecntcd. 3J ly

HIGGINS & JESSETT,Nos.MandoJ Kin; St.,

Carrlnca Buildorm Trim-'J- fi32i? mors, Fninterx, Vnrni kor mTi

Allklndsot Uspairiii's attended to, anil good work.giuraiilenl at l.o' lUlca. S ly

A. L. SMITH,41 nirrr airtEET, lMriiiiTr.u asii ukaler is

M'rlden llnadruple PUIliI Ware, (lliitun.ire, Kluz'nCombination Sputncles and live Classes, llrackets.Vases, l.ustral Wire Ware, 1 ancy oaps, PlijlurePrames, Wuiti'iilmlin'a Poekit Knltes, Scioors, Pis-

tols. Ponder, sliol nnd Aininuuilion, Clark's Soon!Collou, Machine Oil, all kinds of M.icbliui Niidlcs,"Itomestlc" Paper solo Anent for Ihe mil.erally acknowledged

Ijight Runnlns Domestic SowlnRMnchlnci ly

WM. McCANDliESS,'o. 11, 'IHi-o- Mierl. Flsli .llurliel,

I)eler In Choicest lteef. Veal, .Mult IMsh, etc.Family and Milppln; Ordns to.I.l,r stm-- fiiruUned to at short nollio, anilVtyeialili-- s of all kinds supplied umriler. "! Ir

CHAS. BREWER &. CO.,47 Klluy Ml., Iloiloit.

Agents of Hawaiian Facsets,Uenerm uommisston Arjenu.

Kpeclal attention Klven to Ihe iurehisln nt (loodsfor thu llanull iu tride. Freights at llio lowe.l rale.

M ly

C. E. WILLIAMS,Importer, Manufacturer, Upholstoror,and Dealer In Furniture of Kery Descrliulon. Furnl-tur- n

Ware Itooms. No. ill Fori Slreel, Work dhop attlio Old stand on Hotel tri-ei- .

(ST All Order. Promplly Attended Ir 41 ly

niaiiop in oo..BANKERS,

IIOMIt.CI.C, lilt U.VVN'.VllA ISLANDDIIAW UXCIIANHK ON

IHE SANK OF CALIFORNIA. : ; : : SAN FRANCISCO

asp Tamil Auests inNew Vnik,

Uo.luu,I'nrls,

Ancklnml,rHCORIENTAI BANK CORPORATION, : : : : 10NO0N

AMI TIKIK llllr''t IN

lloiitl Koiik,)ilne , and

SfrlhoHriir,Andtnnsacl a lleneral nanklncllunness. ly

WE HAVE ON HAND.X .Ki: ttl.Ml'4II.V lti:i'BlilMU

iV CALIFOH.SI.V

Hay, Bran, Oats,Corn. Wheat, OU Cake Meal,

MUod Feed Crnckcd Corn,Wholo and Ground Barley &c,

Which a ulll sell 'IK 4lNII, Inner than anynthesllrm In Mn. No4)l .ri:ill. ru.lom .ollclted.

V hair rif tlvid cs KalsVaua, of Putmsn t Co.",Iateul splint; Calls, which arc lu sreaKbimsndl thrsecalls ire suixili.r Inuiiytlilnf uf Ihe kind herttofom.erulirre. TelephouoNo.il.. ,.,.,.

IM Jui A CO.

Flour ! Flour J Flour I

UATK CXTKt I'AMILY 1'IAII'H,G44I.UKN

ED. c. nowE,Ifnnas nml SIrii Fainter, Pnpcr Hnnrjer, &o

Wrt ly Ku 107 Hlng Street, Honolulu. s

u'n.ii:it Ac .'.,Corner of Port and Ciicen Steele, Honolulu,

Lumber, Falnti, Oils, ITalli, Salt and BnlldlngMatarlaliof tive ry klnil.

i a. s;iiAi:ji:it &. ;..Importorn A Commloslon Merchants

ATI HonolMlii. Ilaunllait llain!e. ly

O. N. ,ll,TI.'IB.JW, .11. !..SUnOEON AND llOMEOrATHIC nnfEICIAK.

Orllc- - Comer fort and lleietanla Sis,, Honolulu.SH)

i:. I. AIA.1IN.Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.PliUj IJueen Hlreft, Honolulu ly:. a 4:,.

IMPORrERS AND COMMISSION MKRCHANTSnS' llonolnlii, Oiiliu. I LI. ly

JOHN RUSSELL,vx law24 31JI err ha n ijl I . . cor, of Fort 81. 810 ly

F. T. LENEHAN & COImporter nnd Commission Merohanta.87 Niiihiiii rUrcet, llttiiolul;!. 1!)

A. N. ;i.i:4jill4hiVfc 4.'o..IMfonTxns AND 1IIA1KIIS IN

Oonornl IVtorolinxicllso,8W Corner Ijucni and Knahuinuiiu Wtreels. ly

ii. iiA4jiii'i:i. At ;u0KNEKAL COMMISSION AGENT ,

8U Hiieen Street. Iloi oliilu, II. I. lyA. W . IS l Nil.

GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER.Family Grocery and Feed Wtore.

81 ly K) Port Street, Honolulu.

MIIS. A. M. MELLIS,Fnahionnblo Dress and Clunk Mnker,

lot Fort street, Ilonolnlu, II. I.M.M w ly

I4l.l,i:s At 4,'4..Ship Chandlers and Comraiision Merchants,

Importers and Dealeis lu (ienttul Merchandise, IJueeiiWi H,, llol.olnln. II'. I, ly

j. .ii. nn;si:v, .11. ., i. i. n.Dental Kooms on Foil Street,

Office In llrewer's, Illoc!:, lomer Hotel nnd I'ort streetshKt ly hlltrance. I loll I Strei t.

4:i:4tl. IIIC4Wi.ATT0RHEY AND C0UNEELL0R AT LAW,

NOTAHV PU1U.IC,And Agent for laklriK Aekuon ledementa of Instruments

for thu llriiicl of onhii..13 No. H Kaahumaiiii St.. Honolulu. 11.1. ly

i.ai.i: .v 4:4,.COMMISSION MERCHANTS

And Importers of nnd Denhnrn In liny, Criiln, andl Piodiicc. lloiioluln. Ii. I. ly

jtiii 'i'. --)Va'1'i:uii4iim:.IMPORTEIl AND SEALER IN GENERAL

MEKCHAND19E.S77 Queen Street. Ilnimliilm II. 1. ly

JNO. A. HASSINGEK,Agent to tnko Ackno-wledgmen- to Con

tracts for Labor.870 I Interior Oilier, Hon Inln. ly

II. :. ; Az. IIIKVl'lll.U.GK0CERY. FEED ST0UK and BAKEEY

Corner King nnd Fort Streets, Honolulu.hSd ly

II. 4. II ,11.1. A: Mli,IHrORTERB AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE

Dry (loods, Pnlnts, Oils and General Merchandise,EM ly Corner Fort and KIhk Stf,

II. A. r. OAllTEll. CJOSSS, Jtl

C. BREWER & CO..SHIPPING & QOmmtSSIGH MERCHANTS.

81'J Honolulu. ly

KOBT. IKWEns. C. H. COOK.

i. : --.vr.it n Ac. i:ooui:,Successors to Lr.wr.ns it Dickson,

IMrORTERS&DEALKKS IK LUMBERAnd all kinds of Hulldln- -. Materials.

Fort Street. b.vt ly nonolulii.

S. M. CARTER,Agent to take Acknowledgments to Con-

tracts for Labor.Office at P. M. S. Dock, Kptnnade, Honolulu, II. I.

bsil I., ly

Ull.lil.MJllA.tl Ac CO..IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HRDWABE

Cullery, Dry Hoods, Paints and Oils, and UeneralMcichnndLc.

813 No. .17 Fort street, Honolulu. ly

CLAU9 WM. O. WW1M.

WM. U. lUWI-- Ac 4.O.,Sugar Factors and Commission Agents

Honolulu. 11.1. 3

.11. N. GIH.II,Hl.n Ai CO.,IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEBS

In Fashloimblu Clothing, Hals, C.ipu, Hoots, Sho's,nud every variety of tluntlemcn's bupprlnr rurnlshlurf(loods. Sloro In .Maken'n Illock, Queen Sliet llonolulu. IU. fj-tj- l

A. W. FEIRCE & CO,,SHIP CHANDLERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

AI1KMS runllrind's Guns and Unmb l.ouces.

Perry Dm Is' Pain Killer,aiil I No. 40 Queen St.. Honolulu. ly

'I'll 1:0. 11. iAVii:r.Late Jamon, (Incr.N A Co.

IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANTAMI AOEST roll

l.lojd's nud Ihe Liverpool Underwriters,rtrlll-- li nud Foreign Mnrluu luurnnco Company,Anil Northern Assurance tempuny. iwSi.1 iy

UV.U.l.-- 1UC4S.,

Importers of General Merchandisel'ICOM

FltAXGV, EKGLAX1), UKUMAHY, MiDUX1TKD S'TATJM,

No. M Merchant Street. Honolulu, H. I,

ll.i1IAK llltOM., '

GROCERS,USalidilS California blrret,

NAM I'KAMlirlUO,53-T- Particular attention paid to llllln and shlpplnf

Isnd orders, KA ly

S. H. CASTIK. J.B. ATMKHTON.

c.vs'ri.r. .v duoui:,8HlPPINa AND COMMISSION MERCH&NTS

f.MPOUTIMtS AN 11

Dealors In Conoral Nlorchandise,No. bU Kins Mirccl, Honolulu. 11, 1.

Ad E NTS FOltThe Union Iniuranca Company of San Francisco.'Ihe Nc Eiuland Life luniraiice Unuipany, Motion,ThuOiecon Packrt Line, (The Kohala Planlallon,Dr. Ja lie.t Son's Celebral-- he llalkn Plantation,

Id Medicine,, iWallnku Planlallon.Wheeler A. WIUon'sKeivIns'Ilauiaku. Planlilion.

Maeblne.. iAyHAWAIIAN

INVESTMENT & AGENCY CO.,LIMITED.

.lXi:il SIM RaT4'l...sM MEM4INKY fur loni; or short peiln.1,. Apply Inr LvltltKKN. Manasei nra ..Ol'.lce. Queen St.. over 11. W. MaefarUuc.v.Co. in if

Wailuku Pol Factory.(llTAlalTV (r I'AIAI

All orders nllid IUi ill,--

'g r W.lluku. Mul

DR. EMERSONtTAS llKMOVUI) HIS OFPIOK"Tl r.n.,, Itp llu9TnianuV l)rufitire. MtlctiAUt Mreet.

lo his residence, on the comer of hukul aud FoilStn-cta- .

Jy OFFICE HOUUSt loll a.m., antolr. m,Telephone connection. M

PIONEER STEAMCandy Manufactory and BakoryFraetlcal Confectioner, Paltry Cook and Baker,6TU 71 Hotel street, between Nuuaiiusnil Fort. 8 ly

:. ;. 4:4ii.i:.u"i1.BLACKSMITH AND MACHINISTllnrir Nliiirlnir, 4'nrrlriicr Mnrk.

I'lniiliilloii .llncliliM'i-y- , Ac.8Ht Shop on King Htteet, nest Caslle X Cooke's. ly

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.Sf-Pf- 1TKAM K.MII.MF.M, SUflAH .MII.L1ZanakrS Hollers, Coolsrs, Iron, llras.and l.es.l C.llnci

Machinery of Evory DescriptionCi-- MsJ toOril.r. "49

ParticnUr Attention paid to Ship's Blneksmitbinr-- JOII lVOHK.Sfculi-.lo- tli.h(irts.lni.tlr.. tc13 I '

OEO.Practical Pnlntcr and Docorntor, Glldlnr;

Urnlulnp; nnd Lottorlnrs.,No. 84 Hotel St.. oppo.lle Family Market.

SI7 .11 ly

TrVRAY TAYIiOR,TIANOFOHTK AND ORGAN TUNKR

ry-s- Orders can be left at T. O. Thrum's Port Streetand Merchant Street Stnrea. tfitm

HOLLISTER ok CO.,Apotheonrloa

AND IMrrillTril. opTobncco anrl Cigars; Airenls for P. Lorlllard Co.,W, 8. Kimball U Co'p Vanity I'nlr, tloodwln X Co's OldIndue, & Lyle's Celebrated Pluj; Tobaeirn,t.nmii Perfumery, of London, Uumphri).'

Ac. Ac. 8C8

JOS. E. WISEMAN,Real Estate Broker & Employmeint Bnrennkents ltonnis, Collates, Houses, and scllt and leases

Ileal L'elate In all pails of the Kingdom. Kinploy-men- lfound for those secklnic work lu all the various

brunches of business connecled with these llimd..t'fl N. II. Legal Dnciimenls drawn, Hills Collected,

Hooka ami Accounts kept, mill general ufflce stork Irana.acled. Patronage solicited. L'onimlmloii. moderate.

Honolulu, ILL ' ;i4

i. w. .tiA:iiti.Ai-M- : :4..IHPOHTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Robinson. f Ilulldlne,Queen Street, Ilonoluln, II. I.

AlTrsTs fokThe Olasgow nnd Honolulu Line of Packets.Iiihn Hay .V Co's Llterpool nnd London Packets.The Wnlkapu Plnntntlnn,Tin- - Spencer Plantation, Hllo.Uak.ilHU Plantutloii. Ulln.Mlrrlees, Tail A. Wntson, Siiffiir Machinery.Tlin I'iiiiIoii Sheep Ilauch Comimny, R."

"H 3Vt.'H.M. MOORE,

.T033AND DEALKK IN

Stationery, Clpars, Tobncco &c, &c) frU No. IS! Fort street. ly

i'. a. M4;n,ii:i'i:it.llnnrilnr Umlersvrltera,

Agent of Dresden Uonrd of Underwriters,Auenl of Vienna lloaid of Underwriters.

Clnlnis against lusiiraneo Companies within the juris-diction of the nboic Hoards of Underwriters will haveto be certified to by the abote Agent to make themTiillil. I M ly

Insurance Notice.TUP. AliK.VT Fllll TIIK IlllITISIl For.

Marine Insurance Company (Limited) hasreceived instructions In Iteilnrr llio Knlrsi of In-surance beiween Honolulu and Ports In Ihe Pacific, andIs now prepared to I. sue Policies, nt Ihe lowest rates,with a special icducllon on freight ptr steamers.

T1IKO. II. !.vu:s.WJ ly Agent llrlU For. .Mar. Ins. Co.. Limited

llAlvllllIKMII IIUK.IU'.KFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.r1lll'. ll.lr.llNI444'KI IIAVIN4J HKK.V AI.

M. pointed Acunts of the above Company, are prepared to Insure rlsjVe against fire on Nl'inr nnd llrirknitlliliiiKs, nudpn Hornl therein, onthe most tatoraoli-leTrins-- . For particulars applv ot theQfTlerof "'psiP.ly r. A.KOIAl'Blt.CO.

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,OF HAMIIUKCi.

fllI.ltIN'42N. JIKIUIIIAMUMK. FtTRM.3 TUUKand Machinery Insured against Fire on themost fntorahlit terms.

A. J Ai:iss.it, Agent for Ihe Hawaiian Island..6fci ly

Insurance Notice.rfiiiK i'M)Kii.si;xi:ii a in: t

Ja. to write upon Merchandise, per s vesselsbetween this nnd the Coast Pons, covering lns ordamage, if amnt.iitlni; lo tu per cent, or more, on thsound v.ilue of tho whole shipment at port of delivery,upon fatorable terms.

I1ISII0P X Co.Agents of the Firemen's Fund Insurance Company.Honolulu.. Inn. :'. IP!. w 3m

FUNDInsurance Company.

A Leading Home Company.Assets, June 30th $7G7,07.17Additional Cash Capital (now- - being called In) 3S0,Ouo.0d

Total Asset , Sl.HVOT.K

rpiiT IXSlTlt- -L ANCK COMPANY basis it cUlms in the bet

naironageupon Its sound financial condition, reinforcedliy Its accession of capllnl, giving Ii oer A milliondollars In assets; Its eslensivu syittcm of Agencies, lnsiirluq It a large premium Incnine, without the neces-sity or heavy co!Kentr.itlou of Hues; lla ndherenre totho beit principle aud practices of tJiiderttrltlnt;; byopi-u-

, fair and cleirly expressed contracts, and promptanil equitable adjustment nnd tayment nfieglllinatolusi.es.

For seventeen years It h is been fatornhly known as acouscrtatlvu iindertvrller, and during that time haspaid over

1 4,000,000 IN LOSSES,Passing triumphantly through thu heaviest conflagra-lion- .

Known lu modern history,IllMlor .k 4'o., Auoilln,

1 :tm Ilonolnlu, ILL

THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE

INSURANCE COMPANY.K.lnbll.hi-- 16.111,

Unlimited Liability to Stockholders.A. Ml-- .

Itcserve $ ti,7Mi,VJJlliromu for lBV.lt

Premium, rcceltid after deduction of$

Lo.se. promptly adjusted and paid here,l.'lrn IIIMIOI' A t'.. Aeiil.

UNION COMPANYUK HAN Fit AX CISCO.

"lVCVZXXXO.rINOOIIPOIIATED, 1805

CASTLE & COOKE, ACENT8Ml For tlla II.STlslUtss I.lxliriU. iy

Rhenish Woatphnllnn Lloyd

INSURANCEof n, ta...iin..4ii. uu.ui.b iriiin.

Aaohonand Leipzig Insuranoo Co.,I.lmlled.

411 AACIIIIX. (AIX.I.A.CIIAPKI.I.i:.)

4. I.I. 4'LAI.tlN Foil ls.VUTlC'l)l..K AVKNsJ. AUK .ilswlnol by UikkI. arriving here, andhave lo bo made nlih

the roinliance )l and cerllned In by In under.lgiied,In order lu bo rtlld. J- - U. 111. AUK, Agent,

bU ly

TIUUGATIOX AFTKH THIS 1ATKX I. strictly prohibited, except between Ihe hours ofu fun,. iii.,iiiii i l H . iu. Ii. I). PllKLTU.Apprnvedi Superlnlenilcntnf Water Worls

II. A P.L'AHrtn, Vlnlslcr of Interior.Honolulu' April I '.'lb. leel r7 Klf

COMET TEA. I

OLONO & i:XOMSH 1JUKAK- -o I .191, IU .. IHiV,t ..gR r., Gi'ii,' ivi uusuallty. Alio. Ci.urhon; and other Ulack Tea.

It" tUll l A I.I. Ill"Suv lih, !. DOLLES X CO. HI

REFINED SUGAR.rMl'NIir.U AJtU CUBE

M Sujsr. lu h.nrll, hall cartels inrl rxtirs.mU kALK MY t) U0LLB8 CO.

noslon noard of rnilf.nrrllerssnKXTS for the tUsvall.n Islnml.,

e" ly c nnr.wKit .t. Co.

riillnilflphla Hoard or liutlcrwriltrs.AJ1;NT.s) fur the llnvrnllnn Isl.ntla,c nitKWKitico

& CO.Honolulu, llnunllnll Islitnila, tJeii-rr-

Aurnls of Ihe

Mutual Lifo Insurance Comp'y4' .ICTAY TOItK.

Largest, Safost nnd MostLIFE INS. CO.

IN THE WORLD !

Cash Assets, over 500,000,000 I

- For Information concertilne; ths Company, andfo r Hates of Insurance, apply to WII.DL'It i. Co.,Oen'l Aeriil.. op

J. E. W1HLMAN,Mi 3m Soliciting Agent.

Tilt:New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.

OK BOSTON, MAM

I NCOlt 1'OK ATK1S, 1830.7fie Oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurance Co.in

the United States.

Policies limed on ths most fiTorablt) Ttrmi.r.inuiilr- - or.4iiu.orrollnrr 1'lnts

IKSUItLI) AUK, 35 KV 1.11'KPLAN 1

I Annual premium continue Policy 5 yenri SdayaSAimiial premiums lontlnue Policy I tears llriays3 Annual premiums continue Policy djears 27il.tnI Annual premiums continue Policy 8 years Jtl days

5 Annual premiums continue Policy 11) years M days

-- .sBsiotn. 1 BIO, 000,0001fsssica 1'nlJ thronirls llouatnln Aututj,

140, OOP

CASTLE & COOKE, A JENT387f WIITIIB HAWAIIAN II,aVmi Iy

WORTH BRITISH AND MEIICAHTILEInaurauoo CompanyOf Eomlon nnd Edluburg.

PIR33.Establlihod IS09.

Itasonrce. of the Company as at 31st December, ISfibsHuitcmiiru Cai-iti- - I'mr I'uftii

Pnld up a .vii.iijiii 19 11Uncalled l.Vl,i") Premium

:ii7,o-- 7 16 10iS,UIX),Oil Ualance of

Protll andLoss Acc.M.COS 9 3

sxansn 5 11Ituvrici! roll Tnr. YEAn 1&0-I'- lre Premiums and

.'1,UI3,!M0 0.K. IIOFFHCIILAIKIKII A CO.,

Agents for the Hawaiian IslindsT IIAN

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,!' HAMnriMJ.

Capital of the Company A Iteerve..l!olchmnrk6.rjor).PiX)their Companies " 10l,lviD,uX)

Total ltelchsmark VRJSMjM I

NORTH GERMAN i

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,Olr' 1IA.MIIUII4J. I

Capital of" their Companies " 3T,iuii,4WD

Total,... .,.,. i:e)chsmark,,830,uuu

I.MITDRUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHXFT

Or WINTEBTHITR.Capital of Ihs Company ... francs S.000,000

rllK:m. of the nbovc three companies for the Hawaiian

Islands, nre prepared to Insure llnlldtngs. Furniture,Merchandise nnd Produce, .Mochlnery, aNoNugarand Itlco .Mills, nnd vessels In the hirbor, against lossor daninge by fire, on the most fatorable terms.

blly II. IIACKFGLI) & CO.

GERMAN LLOYDMarine Insurance Company of Berlin.

1' O IITXJ N AGeneral of Berlin.

qiiin a itov r. ijiNUiiAXti: companiknJL have established a (.eneral Agency here, and theundersigned, Ocneral Agents, nre aiitlinilzed lo takeHlHkn niraliKit thr IlmiRent of Iho Men. nt Ihe

Most llrnauunblo Ilnle., nistl on IheMoat I'ntornblr Term.

W7 ly F. A. SCHAEFKR A CO., (Jeneral Agents.

KNOWLES'STEAM AND VACUUM PUMPS

TIIK tIDERSlG'E II.VyE JUSTper Amy Turner, from lloston. a full as-

sortment "f tlic.et celebrated Pumps, n hlch aie guaran-teed to be cheaper and better than uny olher .tylo ofpump Imported. We call the attention of planters par-ticularly to the Vacuum Pump, ithlch Is lex compllcateil and more eervlcable than other pumps.

I3ui 15 if llUL'WUIt A CO.

The Germania MarketIIAN IlKK.V'rilOIIOIIUIII.V IIKMIIVATKI),

nun is now cou.taiiliy In rectipt or lue oe.lorJIKKF, MUTTON, Kh A.M LAMII,

Prom Choicest Herds,Pork Hausases, Dolozuas, Head Cheese, Uerman

Sausj-e- s, Ac., alnaj.ou haud,usnlso the lir.t of Poul-try aud Ir'lsli.

Dur pleats uro all rut and put up In Kasleru slyle. Allorder faltlifiill) alttnded to, and delivered In an) partof Ihe iliy.

nUui ltAltPP.t SOIIItADKIt. Proprietor.

JNO. 6c GO.Leedi, England, ars prepared to

FURNISII PLANS AND ESTIMATESKOIt

Steel PortableWith or ulthont Car. and Locomotives,

Specially adapted fur Sugar PlantationsPermanent Itniltrnis, with locomotive, nnd airs,Traction nnl lto.ul Lconiotivr,Ktoiun l'lunliiiiu mill Cnltlvatini; MncUiiiory,l'orlnlilo i:ii;ims lor nil purpoxud,WiiuliiiK KiiKinrK for lnc linos.

Ualaln.-ue- a wllli Ulustratlons. Models, and Photosraphs of tho nlpr Plants mid Machinery may be .ecuat the onicea of the undersigned.

W. L. (iflKK.SandII. V. MACl'AKLAXK 4 CO.,

II A;duts fur. I iin. Fonder J: Co.

McCHESNEY &. GITUENS,DEALKUS IN

Leather, Hides, & TallowMBIlOIIAIfTSl

AOP.NTS KOIt

Ztoyn.! Hlo.x Oomp'y.BIJL?L - '"'J1 Wwecu Ht.. Honolulu, II. I. ly

EDWARD PRESTON,Attorney nnd Counsellor sat Law,

tW Port htreet, Honolulu.

Billiard Tablo For Sale,IN I'KUKI'.Cl' OlCDKlt, STKAIIJTK1 ,t UllllllKS uuVei I'helsu X Collrnilcr cu.lilon.-s-

,

insrbl. beil, Kor parlleular. ennuIrM .1O COMUKItl'IAI. I1II.I.IAKII PAULOIIH

ALL PERSONS SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.MAj I'AHTIKti KITIIKlt IX

Ilonoin.- - at any of the I. lands lu the OrojpIn Want of Employees

Will please mak. Ihnlr w.nls known la th. nnder- -ijurti. vim win uo an in incir power io nil ineir orders.

P. U. JONL'S. Ir. -J. II. ATIIKIMON'. r Kmnloyincnl Comroll Ic.U. V. DILLlNflltAM. Y. ii. V A. W'.Mti

HEMPCOItliAGK. AND BOIr ROF'E.AM AttMIRTrsIKaJT r MISI'M I'MUW a .

lu 8 Inch. Ala., ttpuavaru Kelllnj;, lUtlln,lou.llu, Marline, Konndiui, Ac8 SIS UOLI.K8 & CO.

cOFFEE-O- Ij) KOXA . Oli'FKKIII for bal. by II0LLK8 Co

"Pioneer"I.ineFROW LIVERPOOL.Saturday Press.

VOLUME HONOLULU, SATURDAY JANUARY, WHOLE NUMBER

VornStiiwUMiryniulifiisliniwlio. MaSSSSf

WHOLKSALK

crsTRATEMEYER,

AR.LBXlfi-JLAN'XEJIt- l,

HAMBURC-MACDEBUR- C

FIREMAN'S

FiniorAXs"3,uTn

INSURANCE

COMPANY,

IRRIGATION!

WILDER

ECONOMICAL

thcCompanyIteerve..TtelchsninrkR.WO,Oix)

lIsvnKltNH.MKUMllLVKUAI.AnRXTN

InsurancejCompany

FOWLER

Tramways,

fio.iiJMimco.NOW OFFER

THE. CJja.rtCSJVOOF TIIK IlllITISIl

BARQUE "OBERON,"From Liverpool,

TTJ3? TO nAND,(In 1U9 days, same run as last year made) and from

5, icirui inipnirni., lue lOIJOIVingl

DRY GOODS AND CLOTHINGPriutr! of latest ntlcii, fait colom;Him.' Dotiimii, Wliito Crotlnu Slieotinfr,llnimck'B Long Clotln, Urowii Ltntnllrilln, I'tiro I.inciiH, Molcskinn,lllito awl Wliilo Clu-c- I.idtmlos,Fancy Dfcsi Oooils, 1'ancy Plait!, .

KiiBsia Crash, Scarfs, Ties, Cravats,Crochets ami Fnncjr Work,Towoliligii and Towels,JleiiV Wliitu ami llinwn Cotton Half-lio.- e,

Luilica' Hose, Men's Clothing, full slco- -tiona ami late styles;

India Iluhbor Coitn nnd Capei,llt'Kaitu nml Woolen Shirts,Ulna and Grey Horse Ulaukols,Wl.ito Cotton lllmikots,M'oolcn HlankctR, nil si7.es and weights;Woolen unci Cnnlou FIhimicIh,Tapestry Slats, Velvet Pile SoriCar'iols,Mats and Hugs, all sizes.

GALVANIZED

CORRUGATED ROOFING,In C, 7, 8 and 9 ft; lenntbs (SI gauge), Berena

add rVjisbers'to ra.tch.

Plain Oalvaiiizcd Ironin 0 ft. lengths, 22 and21 Kaut'o.

IFLoofLHLS Slates,Fence Wiro, Nos. 5, (1, 7, nnd Staples,

Railroad Iron with Fish Plates,Holts and Spikes complete,

Flro Bricks, Portliutd Cement, FirClay,

Gnlvanizcd Buckets, Tubs, Tlnains, &c,Ilest Liverpool Suit, licst Wliiling,Crockery, Iron Ilcdstcads,

Powell Duflfryn Steam Coal

zincs, pAints and Boirn oiLs,Enclisli I.eathor Bolting, from 3 to 10 in,

superior,Topsail Sheet Chains, "Admiralty Test,"

Sizes 2,

Hawaiian and American Ensigns,AI.BC

WINES AND LIQUORS.VIZ:

' Pig Brand" Stout, in pints and qiiarti;Guinness1 Stout, ' '

Blood & Wolff's Ale, pints nnd quarts ;Finest India Palo Ales, Old Tom,Ilcnncssy's Brandy in cases,Urumlfrtn in Itnlb-- .

CiiHt'R Scotch nnd Irish Whiskies,Clarets, Sherries, &c, &c.

Sugar Bags, Coal Bags, Bice Bags,Twines, Heavy and Lirjlit Burlaps,

Oil Cloths, Saddlery,MIRRXEES. TAIT & "WATSON'S

CentrifugalsAND- -i-

Centrifnsal linings.ALSO

Two 500-Gallc- m Evaporators,Ac, Ac, Ac.

KS M THRO. II. OAVIF.S CP.

ENTERPRISEPlaning Mill,

1ST Tort Stroet, Hoaolnla.

C. J. Hardeo,H. F. Bertalmann,

Contractors and Builders.l'lnanlng, Shaping, Turning,

Dand and Scroll Smcing,Doors, Saili, Ulinds,

Door and Window Frames ,Dratfitls, lialluitars, tilalrs, eo,,

Made to Order,

Mouldings anil FinishALWAYS ON HAND,

fWAll orders filled on short notice, and JchMncpromptly atleinM to.

.Mouldings nude to any pattern without extra cbari.for knli e.Frico of Machino Work, $1.00 to

$1,50 per hour,ra ly

NOTICE.T1IEI.ONU EMTAIII.IIIHEIilHllfA

WATKK I'AVrwHY r

HOLLISTER & CO.IS STILL IK EXISTKNCE.

We kave tho Most Complete Ma

cliinery,lo b. found West of the Hocky Mountains, wth all of

lb. Utol tmpruvcraenla that are In utt .1 ths East

For inKklnff a pur artlolAll wateru.ed In our Paclory Is PILTEnEO. Mors-eve- r,

wt will not b) undersold- - DM

AWA1IAM TRAX8LATIOM8.HMIK UXOKllHIOXUI) 1H l'KK- -X pared lo tranilale, with accurary and dispatch,

and on rcasunaUJe terms.DSMXI., X.sMS, ttc, &c

From English to Illwallau. and Tir'ttrm. Residence'No. 47 Emma street. May b. found .1 th. Law Offlc. oftloa. A. S, Ilvrtwell, duiici;' tuslues. hoars.

W Im II, L. HIIKLDOS,

PERFUMERY !

w r.ur.wf the rtnwttr auticm: inton line io no iou4 in in. ciiyHOLLUTEK A CO.

r

S,TUIII)AY IMIKSS.jam' Any a--

,18-- 2

Seven Days Later From Sun Frnncitco.

AS INT! RlhTIMI HUTU OP NEWS AH rnl.I.VrU)11V OIIK SI'FUAI, coi!i:rsio.Mir..ST.

Sn rnANricn, December 'IS.

A fait to IhiiMurrliniits' KiclmngKme of llio fact tlmt tlui 1). O.Murray

will m dis)iitclii'l for Honolulu to-iln- ntlii'li tide, find fin nho nitty occupy from Hito J8 iln.H on tlio trip down, I will propnrou iiiiiitiiiiry oftlio principal ncWH-topir- inrni tlio fnvuritit olil pncKi't should put inan appenrancu too lato to admit of tliuUHiial fci'lcction of news most suitable toIsland readers.

Just as tlio mail steamer ZtalamUa naslenu'iig tlio harbor, on tlio 'JOth, a shoitluit uticrrtnili dispatrli coinoovrtliourosnimutiiicing tho loss of tlio Arctic ojplornitf st(nmei.Mimc,a!id tin1 lntiHiig of thogreater portion of tlio crow on tho Kast-r-n

coast of .Sihcua. 'J'ho brig . J.SprtrMt, which left tho following day, tookthin hit of iiuwh along, hut it was not untiltho next morning that wo recum-r- i any-tiu- g

like detitiito information lmro, Tlioiiowh jii.st.coiiiit through tlio Koyal Cluographical Society of Loudon, ami muchindignation exists in consecpienco of thoeontoniptiblo meannesa and the repre-heiiHihl- o

conduct of tho I'ruhident of thoAdmitiistiatiou of Eastern Sibuiin, whorefused to telegraph the announcement oftho arrival of the survhois of tho JtunmtUbceaiibo thoy weio without funds. Thoiirrtt newHof their escape was consequentlydelayed ten weeks. Tlio American Minis-ter at St. I'etersburg, in conjunction withtlio Russian Ooernuicnt, took immediatuaction in tho matter, and James Gordon1'onnett ban since telegrajihed all thofunds necessary for tho relief of tho galhint Captain )o Long and his noble com-panions. .So far, wo are still in doubt iihto tho fato of the third boat. Do Long isuniversally credited with having engi-neered one of tho most successfully managed escapes known in the history of thovarious Arctic expeditious of this charactor. Tho prompt rescue and lelief of thotwo boat parties by the Jlusiaiis, at thomouth of tho Lena ltier, at much expenseand hardship, adds another debt to thomany that wo owe that country. A cor-respondent places no faith whatever in thotelegraphic reports that tlio lltissinu of-

ficials in .Siberia had becietly withheld in-

formation concerning the JtnnneUe fiomthe public for a long time before the dis-closure of the date and place of rescue,and tho methods of tiansportation fromthere to Irkoutsk, tho nearest telegraphstation, during tho winter season, makessuch an idea untenable. A Now YorkHerald special from St. I'etersburg, whichappears in this morning's papers nays: Toainvo at tho mouth of tho Lena, the boatHof the shipwrecked JtMiuttt must haopassed between New Siberia and the Islandof Fadiwskai, which is inhabited onlyduiing tho summer by nomads, who ur-

ine at the close of tho winter in sledgondraw n by dogs. Further on in her coursewas Islo Potito and tho Island of IIol-boo- i.

Tho distance is about livo hundredmiles from the locality of tho shipwieckto the mouth of tho Lena. Tho mouthsof this rhor aro situated in the mostdiearyand desolato part of thocoiilinesofNorthern Siberia. The place where thoboat No. il landed is situated between thegraves 6f Lieutenant Lassirius, who per-ished in 17JW, with thiity-iiv- o of his com-panions, and that of Lieutenant 1'iout-schisohof- T

and his wife, who iiorished in1",'I(J. From this point to 1iikut.sk thodistance is more than 1,000 miles, througha desert country, completely destituto ofpopulation.

On Friday afternoon tho business portion of tho community were greatly ex-

cited by a startling dispatch from Wash-ington, saying that piivuto advices re-ceived from South America states thatminora aro rife, there that tho UnitedStates stoutnor AUttka had been lirodinto and struck twice, damaging her soseverely thnt she had to return to Callaofor repairs. Commodore Walker, Chiefof tho Bureau of Navigation and ltopairs,says the reports aro absurd, and if therehad been any foundation for it tho NavyDepartment would havo been so infounedlong boforo this rumor could have boonreported hero by letter. Later dispatchesfrom Now York say Panama advices ofDecember lfith announce that Colonel "W.II.Trescottand Walker Blaine arrived iorsteamer Colon from New York and sailedfor Callao on tho afternoon of tlio 13th, onboard tho United States steamer Uulaicunu.Intelligence reached them here of thodeath of Gen. Kilpatrick, U. S. Ministerto Chile. So this puts nn end to thatsensation.

Tho iippointmnnt of Howe,as Postmaster-General- , ci eates somo sur-prise, inasmuch as his son-in-la- is con-nected with the defence in tho star-rout- e

casesv and this fact had much to do withthu reconsideration of his name for theposition of Attorney-Genera- l and tho appointment oi iirovvster.

Yesterday's Washington dispatches i)

that Senor Miutinez, the ChileanMinister, has issued a suvonteen-pag- o

pamphlet on tho difficulty between Chileon tho ono hand, and Peru and Bolivia ontho other. Tho work, ho says, is not to boconsult!! eil an ollicial document, but isissued to correct many errors and givelight to Congress, to which body he hoursPeru and Bolivia propose to appeal, hav-ing failed to inlluenco tho State Depait-lnen- t.

These countries, though small, aroentirely independent, and neither theMouroo Doctrmonorany other recognizedauthority, would justify inteifeienco inthe present state of nllairs, save in aneminently pacific and friendly way.

Novvh fiom Washington, both throughthe Press dispatches and private sources,is to the efl'ect that ex Senator Sargentwill lie invited to the Cabinet, with theportfolio of Secretary of the Interior.There is no doubt but the position liasbeen tendered Mr, Sargout, though hisiaiuo has not yet Wen sent to tho Senato.

The New York Tribune thinks tho nctiv itydisplayed in the building of railroads inthe Fur West ono of the most remarkablefeatures of the present era of nationalprosperity, Itsnyss Inn short time therowill bo live through mutes to tho Pacific,where u few months ago there wus onlyone. These will be the Northern PacificKailroad. the Union Pacific, with its extension now building to Jhiker City, Oie-got- i,

the Cent! al Pacific, with a new Eastern outlet by tho way of tho Atchison,ToKkn and Siiiitu Fo lluilroad, tho o

ami Pacillc, now pushing rapidlywestward, mid tho Texas and SouthernPacific, already finished. And the work ofprojecting new railroad outei prises, local,interstate, and national, still gotvi on.

A Chicniro disnutch of tho 'J lth savs:A jirojoctod corporntioii.of wbich,strnugelyenough, Grant is ono of thecharter momlers, is deeply conoVriied intho modification of tho Clayton liulwerTreaty. Little moro than a vear agoEngineer Menoenl of tho United StatesNavy obtained n cuuctvaiou from tho Nica-ragua Government by whiuhlceitaiu citi-zens of tho United States worn given thoprivilogoof building the iritbroeViinio canalov er Mcnocnl and Animen'a burv e'j wl route.Last year and this year bills, wero intio-ducc- d

in Congress incorporating tho Nica

ragua Canal C'diipanj. It will be neresFfiry, thepiojertoisot the enterprise think,to fertile an aluogation or modification ofthe treat in question, as condition prece-dent to the giuiiniiteeof the Governmentof six per cent dividends on the cost of,the canal, and fought for in the charter,A number of prominent men aro inter-- 1

estcd in the proposed canal. )

Ai tides roiitiime to apj ear in the Loudon daily nnd vuokly pre", indicating that '

tho irritation produced by Mr. Blaine'sPanama dispatch is deep nnd lasting. I

The information fiom all juirts of thecountry announce tho prevalence of the

po.x, which is lapidlv spreading,among the Indians in the belt of countryextending from Montana to Idaho. Insneetor Hayworth reports to tho IndianOllico that the Kiekapoo Indians in IndianTenitory mo in it staiving condition TheIndian Wfheo will relievo them as soon asR)ssible. The authorities of New Ynrk

have notified the Chicago Health Commissioner that the smallpox patients onthe 'irtihiilin will b(i detained iiinttnratitine until it is safe to ship them. A NewYork dispatch in tho tnoining papers saysthe small ptix is increasini' daily in thecity and vicinity, and great excitement txists. Our State Uoard of Health hasnh endy taken action, looking to the qtiai-autiti- o

of ov ci land passengeis fiom theEast.

A St. Petersburg dispatch of tho Uothsays a plot has been discovered for assas-sinating the CViir in Caiavanian stteet,which it was expected ho would traversewhile proceeding to the Michael HidingSchool, on the ocension of tho recent fetoof St. George. It is authoiitatively staledthat nothing could have saved the life ofthe Car had he passed along the street.

The L'ope gavo tho customary Chi istmasreception to tliuCaidinals, of whom twentythree wero in attendance, including thoGerman Caulinal Hohenlolte. In reply totheir address tho Pope said that his posi-tion was becoming more and more intoler-able When he claimed temporal powerin older to secure the independence ofspiiituul power, ho was accused of beinga rebel and an enemy to Italy. CatholicsvUto demanded ellicient guat autees for thefreedom of tho head of their chtirehesweio similaily Htigiuntisc'tl, and pilgrimsto Itome weio insulted by the piess andpopulace. It was theioforo natural thatBishops coming to ltomo should considertho oxistmg situation incompatible withthe dignity of the Holy See. His Holinesssaid that lie expected far more severe per-secution in the time to come, but he wouldendeavor to guide the batk of Peterthiough the troubled sea, looking forwaidto the moment when God would stem andcalm the tempest.

The following scheme will bo of specialinteiest to tho people of the Islands gen-eiall-

and in conjunction with ClansSpreckels' Sugar ltetinery, now in processof erection lit the Poliero, which will bethe largest and most complete establish-ment ot the kind in the world, will domuch to disabuse the uninitiated who maybe inclined to take any stock m thot7iti-e-

rabid efforts to prove that tho ltoci-proctt- y

Treaty is an injury to tho commcrco of tho Pacific Slope: Articles ofincoiporatiou of "The Oceanic SteamshipCompany" wero filed yesteulay. Thiscorporation is formed for the purpose ofestablishing a steamship lino and conduct-ing a general freight and passenger business botween this poit ami the HawaiianIslands, or toother poits in tho PncilicOcean, as tho Directors may deem advis-able. The Directois aio Charles Goodall,Glaus Spreckels. J as. DeFremerv, E. L.G. Steele, II. L. Tuhbs, Gustavo Touchardand G. A. Spieokols. The capital stock is

a,500,000, divided into '2r,0O0 shares, ofwhich Charles Goodall subscribes for(ioOO, Clans Spieckels 1000, C. A. SpreckelsMOO, George A. Low 2000, E. L. G.Steele 1000, A. L. Tubbs 250, and GustavoTouchard i!."0. It is tho intention to bavotho company and their vessels in goodworking outer as soon as possible, and

is being dono to that end atfiresent. The ileet of sailing vc-sol- s nowrunning to tho Hawaiian Islands in thoSpreckels lino nnd owned by them will boturned over to tho now corttoiation, andtwo first class steamships will bo immedi-ately chartered nnd a semi-monthl- y at onceestablished between hero and Honolulu.It is not unlikely that new steamships willbo built for tho lino, and with steam andtho lino fleet of clippers now in service inthe trado, seveial of which havo achievedfamo by remarkable passages, success isassured to tho new enterprise. The aflairsof tho company will piobablybe managedby Glaus Spreckels and his enterprisingsons, and it is not unlikely that in thonear future wo shall hear of branch linesto Tahiti or elbow hero, as inducementsoiler.

Tho GhronKle of this morning indulgesin a leading editorial in ventilating itsslushy idoas on what it terms tho " One-Hor-

Kingdom" of Hawaii, which makesexceedingly amusing and sensationnl read-ing, even to those who are unacquaintedwith Hawaiian uiXuira. It is evident thattho mud machine is nreimriiur itself foranother tirade on Island affaiis. and theimpression is that tho prosenco of Hon. II.A. P. Carter, who is sojourning at thoPiiluco w ill receivo a thorough overhaulingis to tho objects of his intended mission.

Tho 11'. 7. Dimmmd arrived on tho KM,in 20 days, and tho CfniM Sprttkeh in 2idays from Kahului. Tho JKtcotery arrivedon Uu 25th in l(i tlays, tho 11. II', Almy inill, and tho I'vmaie in lfi days fromKahului.

It is probable that tho British steamerDtraiufme, which arrived from Hongkongon the 22d, will touch at Honolulu mi herletuin, as sho In ought over a number ofChinese hiboiers for tho Islands.

Thu rWiff77aMi,Capt. W.1I. Mitchell,left Now Bedford on thoGth forn whalingciuisu in tho Pacilio.

AWUTIONU. ITF.5I8.

The Apache Indians in northern Mexicohave taken thu war path.

Tho Texas Pacific and Southern Paciliurailroads havo Joined nnd another road isopen across tho continent. Tho firstthrough train from St. Louis to San Fran-cisco via lion Mountain, started fiom thoformer city on tho 1st of Jnnuarv.

A railway publication sits that (ho year1881 has been especially notahlo for theenormous extent and rapidity of railwayconstruction in tho United States. Trackhas been laid on 2T8 difieiont lines, andaggregates 8,21'J miles, much tho lomostmileage m any ono year. Tho largestprevious mileago was 7,!i79 in lh71. Somoreturns aro yet to bo loceived, and willprobably swell tho total to !),(K)0 miles.Tho heaviest mileage was in Texas, 1,111;Colorado had IIM, Iowa lWi, Dakota UiO.Ohio 1171, Now Mexico IW'JJ, Indiana 1175,Illinois till, Michigan 2h,.U, Wisconsin281, Washington Territory 2W)J, Virginia27UJ, nnd other States less,

Lato telegrams from Tunis report tlir.tdesultory tightiug continues botween thojusurgent Arabs and tho French forcesin thu principality. Tho rebels have suf-fered severe loss, and a largo body hascrossed tho wt stern bordor into Morocco,where tho French aio pursuing thoiu. Adispatch from Taugiers says: Tho troopdespatched by tho KtniHU'or of Morocco tocapture Chief 1km Amelia, have joinedtho latter in proclaiming n holy w nr againsttho Kieuch. Thoy subsequently defeatedthe trills who refused to loin thorn. Thorevolt is spivadiug nud the Emporor has

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neither the requisite menus nor the piestigo to suppress it.

There is nothing of importance in regard to (he situation in It eland.

Another massucie has recently occurredin tho New Hebrides group, on the Islandof Snnto. Mr. H. A. Mntr, the Government Hecruiting Agent, with the iiinfeandtwo Fiji sailors of the schooner ImMlnwere killed and two other Fijians werewounded. They went ohoro in a boat.Another boat went in soui eh of tho miss-ing men and was fired upon.

II. M. S. limgle recently visited theIsland of Macodo to inquire into the nitirder of a Ocimati named Schmidt. 11 wasfound that the natives had nsnumed an al-

titude of defiance, and exhibited a coolA shoi t time pnviousn light

had ocruired between tho natives mid the

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Tho revi leturim Victoria tholast quarter, nnd tlio year 1881

Tim leventtefor thoS(!,87fi,000, an Sf.20,000

computed with Thethe year amounted 627,1 10,000, a

net increase iJikOlfi.OOO as computedthat t'nder tho

heads the following increaseson the year pliown: Customs l?l,(M).'i,-0(H- ),

excise $1)10,000. railways 800,000,territorial S2(;o.()00. Tho lastquarter

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PKRl-'UlinilY- , FLO III DA WATEIl,OeimniH do Culogne, I.ubin'H Uitr.icti,Toilet ho.iw, l'hiloronif, Hair Oil, Combs,Slirrurf, 1ookmj,' Olas'-cs- , l'iHB,I. II, Halls, llnrironiuaK, lilnnk Hooks,AIIiiiiiih, Gold l.raf, Jonclry, Wnlclifi,llcnip nnd 1. It. l'llcklng, Coal Jlaskuts,

VIENNA FURNITURE:Extension, Arm, Dining Kooni nnd l'nrlorCluirs, Settitn, Ac.

S.uldltt, CnllnkiiiH, Uirtlm, Stirrup Lo.itherx,

GRATES OF ASSORTED UHOCKEUY,ConlninlnK Hale. CupH, Teapots, Uowli,Chainliers, Hu-- Dislits nnd Dakurs,DemijohiiH, !t nnd r. ; S iniito Unities,Vni-t'- nnd UlaMHnrc'.M.uiila.iinlTamdKope,

S-ulsei- x c&: Rico BagsOf nil izei nnd qnnlitics,

Coal Haps, Onnnies, Twine, llnrlnpi,Voolpack nnd Twilled SackinR, Lmen nose,

GROCERIES'S irdinen. in halt nnd nmrter boxes,

Salt m jirs,Tins.Stnarino Candles, 4, 5 rind 6,

Oil, Wnsh Jllnr,llublmck's Linseed Taint Oil, U White Lend,Whito Zinc Pnint.

LIQUORS :

iDo I.nacy fils nnd Boutelloau Urnndy, nnd

othir brands,Hnin, (JJn, St. Paul Peer, .Mo nnd Fortor,Port ine. Khcrrv, Hhine Wine,Kino and TnMe Olirets. Chninp'ienc,l)r lleidseiek Monopolr, Cli. Vitrre,O. II. Mumru A. Co., SparkliiiR Hock,Sloscdle, Ac, Ac

German and Havan a Cigarsl'lnted Wnre Spoons, Forks, Cruets, Tea Sets,

Cups, Ac.

HARDWARE :

Pocket nud lluteher Knives, Scissors,Slurp Shcnrs, Needles, isponn. Tiles,Spurs. Onlvniiied Damns, Hoop Iron,Kec ltivets, Hninmers,Yellow Aletal nnd Composition Nnlls,llahhitt Metal. Sti.ir Coolers,Iron Tanks, ChuiUcrs Ac. Also,

Portland Cement, " Whito Bros.,"Xiro Clay, lllneksnutli Coal, Kiro Bricks,Tilts, Empty llarrels, Oak liontn, Ac.

Terms Liberal. Samples sent Free of FreightOrders from Hie other Irlands carefully

attended tu by

H.HACKFELD&CO.10 PSil "

REMOVAL!

T hi: iixii:iisiivi:n ih:i;n to imformma i;ntnmit anil the 1'ntillc srnerally that

HE HAS REMOVEDIMS HUMNKhSTOIIIK

Shops on Queen StreetAUJOIMXO II. HAOIsniM) A CO.,

Where he ! prepared In

Manufacture All KindsCarriage!, Buggies,

Exprci Wagons,andCane Dump Carta

Alio.loatUnd to

Repairing. Blacksmithing- -

I ahallalao kiapa

Full and Complete Stockor

uiHH) ai'oioj.' MIMk, AXI.RN.

C.tHMIAUt. TKlMMIXCa,Falnti, Vanil.hr.. HvBntd liar Iron,Nomayakd Krdtn Iron, llm.r-hi.- i,

rumb.rlv d Ciul, Oak, Aia and Hickory flaaka.Whlla Wd. c, c. '

WHICH I WILL OFFERAT

Bod Hook. Priooa !

ILL ORDERI FILLEO WITH PdOHf TUtSi IK3 OliPIICM,

inaaimj ine ruunc Mr pj I'alronae, I hou brcon.Uul coacaiiir m 4luljr b ptiniai, to watli acoutinitanca uf tha lauia.

bib t( 37 o, wilT.

MESSRS. CASTLE & COOKEOFFER FOR SALE

AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES,

THEIR STOCK OF NEW GOODSiikci:ivi:i) ri:n lath aiuuvai.p.asii to Aiuinn ri:n

W. H. Whiton, from New York, City of Madrid and City of Nankin, from England

tiiusk noons aht. adaitkii rou

Plantations, Country Stores ondFnmilicBAnil lintifjlit from 1'JltST HAN'DS I'Olt OAfell. nml will bo nolit for OASH, with bti llf connt on

Irac, or on nsnnl tcrmn to pnrtlrn np)irovrtl. AW oflcr on lutiul nml to nrrivc,

Palaco Wntcv Whito Hiph Test Kerosene 011,

Vulonn Water White AboVo Standard Kerosene Oil.I.nrilOll.rnslorOII.NrnlnroolOll.fMlmlcrOil. l'lnx Htp.im 1'ftcUiiK,India Ilnlil.fr Tint I'nrklnc, i. Ac: Anl ntiw Stcnnt I'ncklnR, AMiralns llollrr CoTCrlnlfillnlililt Mrtul, Cniiitl llnrrowo, I,nre a nllirr, U nlln r II. llltiL', .1, i, Cu 8, 10 nml 12 inchWcHlon'nrrntrlfnpnl lUltlnir, n aiix-rio- r nrllcli-- t DImIoii CftiinhiilTi;.Hush Sc tlirn nml KnnllliR, IH Hovrn, Mnln Cnrt Axlr. Mnle Collnrn nnd IlntiiM, Mnlr Sliocn,llmvy (Innlcn Horn, Inb'H I'lnulcrn' Hwi, Axe nml 1'lcl. Mnttorks, 1'nris IlrinMiir.riiivit,1A, tlio olil fnwiHtp nml nncxcrllfil Mnllnn Stoa-- I llrrnLinu J'low, 0 nml M Htccl lIomK 1'lowB,l'.nlii No. 'JO 1'lown. I'lnnit jr. Horso Hocn frw MOIjI.NK OAN'O 1'IXJWS,.lolm Dirrnmnl.0 (jit llosi',!l-4- . 1, 1 l.t.l alnrhi i L,rllcst Htnmlnnl Wostnn'ri Contrlfntrnl Mnltipn, 11! nml II inch, liest qpMItT J rortnlilf Tmftd,lt.ililwln l'n il rntti-ro- , r.nnlc Anvils, Hnrnr A JnrkRonV i Dlsston .V SlnWw Ansnrtfil I lira,DisslonV rph lirr.tcil Haws, nil pIir; MnchiiiKtH' JIiiRonn' nml HlnckuniltliH Ilninnij-rn-

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Snrclinroinctrm nml S rup 'I lie nnoinrtiTH, Cirt NnlU, nil si7rn j Cut SplkrK, A rotiRht hU,HorKO Which, llorno Nnlln, rinlBlilni; Nulla.

A EUJLL LINE OF SHELF HARDWARESlJGTt AS

1ockn, Hull, SrrcfH, IllnRCs. Anders, Aiuter llit, Chlncln, Sawn, llrncrn, Itolls, Cnlchcs Ac,Mncliinv nml Cnrriniii' ItoltR, licst miinufncturi' i Smooth, Jnck nml Jointer l'lnnrH,1'lowB nml Mntch l'mntH. A I'ull I.ino of

Paints and Oils of tlio Best English and American Brands 1

-- STAPLE GOODS, SUGH AS-- ,s'Amoskonc DenliiiB. 8 nml il it. Tirkliif-a- , A C A It nml I) Cottons. 4 wJOf, lirnt mnke jtlnlilcnrlipil rotlons, Clicrp. Mi (limn nml I'lno; llrown nml lllnr Drills. I.lhcn Drills, henTj jItnssii Dlnjior, 1'iirn I.inpii Slipptinc Flno Mosquito Lncc, lllno Flnnnpl, Sculpt Flnnnel,A Sniwrior Ansortrnpnt of Anipricnn Whito FlnnnpU. J

STPLE :Cloldpn Onto Extra Family l'lonr, Hnnniinn l'in. Com Stnrch. .Taitnn, ConiPt nml Clirnp Tpiw,ChIip SiiRnr, H.iwnlian Sncnrs. Com nml l'ins, Comlmixpil Milk. Cnrnid llppf nnd Tonguca,Kirilinrn, Oxford Sntbaci's, McMiirrny'ri (hslcrs, Umitis ,t Xsrhpr'B I'lneHt HpiccB,'I ho 1'nMirilo I'lincy nnd Wnsliinc Soups, (nlifornin nnd Hnntcrn lirnndBj.Hams, Corn Meal, Aycnn, Grnhuin l'lonr, Ac, Ac, Ac.

On O1oii!ift-iiiii0Tif- c :

The Geo. F Blako mrfg1. Go's Steum Feed Irrigating & Vacuum PumpWeston's I'utcnt (Jenlrifuyuh,

Woodward fc Jlrown's Celebrated Pianos,Neio Haven Ortan Co. Parlor Organs

Washburn (P Noen Jiffy. Co. liarJted Wr the Jlesf JiarUd Wire manvfacluraPortland Cement, Snijar Pays, Oats and Jh an, Culioruia Hay,

Columbia JVvcr Salmon, hbls. and hf. bbls., Salmon Jlellies in Kits Very Five,in

NEW & DESIRABLE GOODSWo Havo Recently Roccivcd a Largo Stock of Goods in Our Lino,

(many of which aro Entirely New in this Market,) ex Late Arrivals,viz: Barks F. 8. Thompson and Cnlbarlon, from New York; BarksElla , Lady Lampson, W. H. Meyer and S. S. City of Now York,

Large Invoices of Goods !from New York, Eosfon, and San Francisco.

Bk. Sir Lancelot with Fence Wire, Paint Oil, &&, from England.

OTTJTt STOCK ISVERY LARGE and COMPLETE

EMBRACING

Agiiciiltiira.l Implements,

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UPsisasSH ZE C'ioJfcJ U. JL J.L&7 J. O J. UL YV tsb J.

All Kinds of Mechanics' Tools,Mouse Furnishing Goods.

A. BEAUTIFUL, LINESILVER PLATED WARE!

CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, LANTERNS.Ave'rill Mixed Paints, Hubbuck & Son's Other

Monufacturers of

BEST ENGLISH PAINTS & OILS

AmericanPaints fcBrushesOP KINDS.

Ucrry & Sujierior Varnislics, Vulentino's Cnrriugo Viirniahcs, BniudaKerohonu AniPricun Lubricators & Lubricating 0u, Liibriciiting ComHmiid

FULL LINE OF LUBBICATICTG OILSMANILA AND SESAL ROPE. Etc..

DILLINGHAM fc Co.,FortSt.CliEARING OUT SAL.E

A Fine Line of Boysr r ALSO,

Ull

vwf-,- 9 HTa-- nvnJO, Ky

and

ALLBros. Beat

Oil,

AEtc.

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& Youths' Clothing,

A Fine Line of MEN'S CLOTHING,WhiohMust be Closed Out by March, 1882

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AT No. 109FQRT STREET.

Open .till, 9 o'olook Every Evening, untilFurther Notice.

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