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The Pacific Commercial Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • Page 1

The Pacific Commercial Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • Page 1

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rtiiTiiiiirMfiirl KJ vMHI IA A A A a tlr. .1 V- I'CIILISII WKKKI-l HI' IIK.VUV M. WIIM'XEV. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. FEMUTAliY -1.

1SK5. SIX DOLLARS PER A NX I'M. VOL. IX. No.

31. WHOLE No.454, THE PACiriO Commercial Advertiser. from tr.e Jersey City i-rt-at trail way l)inster. We rt the extensive and fa- I Ltl c.tiUiilty er ktiown in tlii-i country. W-stor- I lavrnin ut a wry early hour a Iarjre I train h-ft N.J., en rout; fr tfi- White If I.

fiar'j of LhKl Liiin-r JJ. It was mak.j thj trij through in tvei; ur. Th train was heaily lal'-n with iikt-chari'il-e IiijtjM.l hy a New York Jew hous, August I-Itii'jut, a'-nt. All the in the wt-re jht-svners, h.t-iJc.s a few innocent j-M Ie wh h.nl Jeen J' liuJttd into taking an excursion trij by the olli-r of diaJ-heaJ Il SL-yniour was the conductor, aeaisUtl by Franklin I'ierce, L. Yallan-iihain and Joel I l'arker.

IijJi Wood was unpointed to hold all the money received fr fare3 und wore a hat Land marked conjcuously 4 11-4-1. For convenience and comfort the ra.senerH were chmifieJ in the cars; the under charge of Hubert Vv'inthrop and -Millard Fil-m re the short under John Yan iiurcn and C'i tain the untehank.s und min-btreLs led by Jack lodgT3 and Marble, editor of the and the clergymen marshaled by the Yery Iieverend-j C'liauiKvy Durr und II. J. Vandyke. There were Several cars that were intended be attached to the train that did not make connection one from Canada with Lieorire I coiiuucior, ana a roomy ne irom New York, filled witii iltv.

Seymour's frienJs," uir bjtli by the unwarrantable inter-frenet of a man named Ueitjatuin F. Uutler, who came Vi New York last week i 4iitoi a The ca.rs were gorgeously decorated witli Fiich elegant laottM-s a.s the following Uutter haM "Abe Lincoln i a Little the by, be jaUrs," Niggers for ives. IriImi rj our masters," We are coming, brother JetT," Let us change our base, ii'Te's your ijKiniebi for yon, Maa Davis." Tiiey iinfi out of the Orange dej ot gaily, to the tune of Dixie, though the engineer hesitated when the Hn.il moment of departure came, about Mej.jing on the j.latfirm, nn 1 was at lat only on board by a little cxjedient of Fernando Wood who pulled him into the train backward-) bv his oat Jail. Engineer McL'L-llan was drifcssd fall rig of a Major (ttaieral, for hich hia L'ncle Sam paid. He was very and remarked that he should prefer a gunboat to a ride en such a locomotive.

This engine was a new one, built at Chicago last Auguct, but nn a plan signed by IlcneUiet Arnold, and sub-o-quently improved by Aaron Iiurr and John C. Calhoun. It was built to the order of Jell'. Davis and bore the trngtijing name of Cessation," which was adopted as a slight change from the original designation 44 Secession." It occasioned a good of rt mark that hardly any ddicrs took parage on tlie train. There were men named (Irant, Sheridan, Sherman, Hooker and Dix around, wln very ungenerouly expressed doubts as to the safety of the track and the ability of the engineer, and it is suj poed that this prejudiced th-i blue coat" boys.

IIeides this, the Conductor of the train refuwd to have an American tlag on the tngine, and the s-Iliers have a stubh-un feeling of prejudice on the subject. Notwith-tandmg these slight drawb-acks the train moved off with the good wishes ami cheers of all the llebel fddicrs in L-e's army, all the Ilritish the irate Semites and his friends. From all that can be tiom the incoherent talk of the few survivors of the sad catastrophe, it upjx'ars then? was trouble from the very Ftart. The engineer and his fireman lYndletou fiuarrcll -d all the trip, alout the method of firing up. and the conductors and the f.ire-fciker were cntantly giving contradictory ordei-s to the brakesman, a nervous conservative old gentleman ulled frantically at the liell rope, giving engineer McCh llan no end to trouble.

Just i how tin accident Inpjwnetl no one can tell now, Iut certain it is that before the train got half way il.rmgh, there was a shocking smash up. an.J siu ii a altitude of injurel that it is tfiil if tlieir names can ever le asccr-t timd. Same assert an old Illinois joker, familiarly ealled Ol I Ab, disaster by a rail on the track; others, that the fireman let ti much water out t.f the j-eaee tank uj. the tire of others, tliat ran the train off the track by dropping an O.A.K." stick of tinoVr under the wheels still others, that the engineer was frightened by sudd- r.ly discovering a nigger in his wo-kI pile on the tender, and overturned the locomotive by attempting "change his has- too -nlv. Whatever tfie ciua', tliere is no douTt of the wrt-k of the whole tnin.

and the s.ul file of the exfurinists. TIiTv? nro hut flight th? mr-f K.Tns that ar II mi. VkI in cvjvpt Ii 4-1 1-4 I ba-Je. Fcrnaml. was ly a of th statute of liinit.iti.ni.-in hi- tr iwTM Ilnrntlo Seyinour ami Val- I w-ri -und I kt-tl fa.t in ach otherV arm's anil wrurht-l uihUt the weight of certain ilry omls that oontaineti rxu? Ii-M vte; lioti'tn l'arkt-r Was hadly hruis.1! ami st hi eyt.i;ht, that he cnt it any iiii-re; wa i-ithi tl l.tillr into a ditcft with s.ce!iiiju uiuJ, whieh ehoked him.

and for the engineer, he was Muwn to i nmcii hihtr than Hilderoy's kit; an-l wjs minut-'Iy ulvtricd that there i- n. teul.ir i thr.t any fiich man evt-r exintol. The fuinral of th-o will very soon I attended in Iiichtn by Jeff. Davis and all his caM- not. ar.d it i-urreutly reported that S.

(Jrant ai attt d. iut. however as mourner. There will re rains run ontliis road, as the c.r.i- psny Iviuv: bankrupt by this calamity will immediately wind up its a (fairs, ihe Union line is, however, in ul running order. KxpAJtMNfJ the Ltcs 5re pout into the purest air jcxi crn find; stAn.l perfect! erect, with the bead and hi-uMer thrown b-ick, and then fixiug the lip" a though jou were goin to whistle, draw the air through the nn-tri's, into the lungs When tie chest about fill, ru'e the arms, keeping them titer: Jo 1.

w'rh the pIaH of the bin is down as you euck in tbt air, so to brin tnem oer the bei jn as th-s lungs are quiet Tnera drop the thumbs inward, and gei.tlj forcing the arms backward, and the chet open, reverse the prcKjew by whict you drw oar breath till Ihe lungs are entirely empty. This proce-n should be repente three ur tunes during the diy. It is impossible to decr.be to cue who ha uer tried it the glorious s-ne df ii.r whicli followed the exercise. It is the est in the wor d. rur.iciiT iiii.i.s.

BisXXK. fkkigiitTuil. books, Fer li'c Hy WHITNEY. Claris. J.

If. COLK, -attc2 xx rxT iz: Ut A. P. EVEKLTT. At hi Ut ruonis, Kl -n Strt-tt.

422-ly ii. v. su xj "i jxt 3D zn AXD FAi CJIA NT, I'ire-proof Store, Hubinson's Uuilding, QL'KKX STIltET, HONOLULU. Will cmtir.at; n' tlx new I. 4-i-ly II.

F. SNOW. IM POiSTKB AND I-EA LKI'. IN (5 K.N I- A I. KRC1I AN MSK, Ilotiuliiln.

Oahu. II. 1. E. O.

HALL, Importer anl IeIT in Hardware, I'ry Grxxl. I'a'nti, Oils, ar.d gem-ral Mercliaiuiise, Coriu-r Fort Kinjr 3trctts 4Jri-ly HONOLULU ST A 31 Flir. I'RAN SHul.TS. 4-ily s1. 1' LOU It 3I1LL.

sAVliUK, Proprietor. J. UOItTil, t-al-r in O-Tiera lMrchainl.Sf, Hilo, II.iwtii. bhips aupplied with recruita at l.x ouortest uoiice, on of exchantr; terum. 4Ji-ly J.

A ICTW KI( I1T, rinmission Merchant lJ Shipping Oahu. H.I Afcvnt, H. Y. LUDINCTON, fCbSiiB To r. S.

PRATT to.) rt-r hi.lc.-Kie id v. mci ntiii splr.tJ, 'ml Malt Wharf. 1 1, i .1 i u. II. I.

417-Iv cues'; hoos. i.nr. Yocsa sbkovo CH'JNG HOON Commissi. Merchants 1 irer.eral a-nti U-r the and Arnniulu fjtiir Plinrati-ins I in of tea and other hin--e ieid t-reifn Is hol.le dealers in Hawaii-it) jrr.duc ut tliL- new s'toite Sure, Naaana ftrret, below KiiifT. 412-ly A.

S. CRINBAUIV3 luiiiorteis ari Vi Iealr-i in CJfihinp, Hats. Cap, lX't- and arid evrry variety Uentie- men's Superior Furiiihint; CJ'ls. Store, rui rly occu- by W. A.

in Mahee's IWocs. yueen Street. no oal.u. 437-ly iii: LAM) HKO rnuus, 9 IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS, PiUUJXU next d'or lieloW A. S.

Cl.EGHohN. Purchaser and deal--r in F.irivpis, iK-che-le-ui -r, Shark fin and other pro.luce. 411-ly C. VATF.iI V.N" A. CO.H.V.SiO.V MERCHANTS.

i Kfipecial attention paM to he ir.t-r-.'SM of the Whalmc Fleet, by the furnishin: of fuu 13, purchase and yalc of Oil, Lone, Oenerrti Merchandise, 1 the procuring of Frtiht KKFEKKXCF.3 I.4AAC New Bedford V. (i. L. Pitk, Ks do. MoHiiAX, Sro.vs Ci.

y.tn Francijco. McKt r.R Mkkrsll. do 4-fi-ly I). N. TLITNIIK, Cnntiriiu'K hi? old nu-iness In the ilrepr-jof buildinj street.

Chronometers rated hiervatio-s of tlie nun arid stars with a traut.it instrument r.cci:rai'-!y adjusted to the meridian II.Tiol.ila. Particular attention piven to fine watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant classes silvered ind adj jsted hurts and iiistriimentM constantly on ban 1 and for 4-f-ly CHAS. H. FISilOP.

VM. A Bisuor UtDbTH. oriic" in the corner of Makee's Block," on Kanhuinar.u street. Draw Hills of on Mesrs. fltusNPLL, MivTfRS New York.

IlKSKV A. Pirnrn, Boston. Messrs. ohi.AS Svusk San Francisco. Will r--ceive dt.po4.t-.

discount business paper, and attend to coll- o.c. 42'-ly I LO It I ST A I' I' II OB ST. for the Brenien and Iresden Bonrdof Underwriters. AM avernee cWime a'ain-t the ald occurring in or about this Kintrd nit will have to be certified before him. 4 25-1.

C. n. LEWFK. J. a.

DICKSON. LKWiniS DICKSON, Dealers in Lumber and Buildini: Materials, Fojt St. Honolulu. 425-ly A. S.

CLEGHORM, PeabT in Oeneral Merchandise, fire-proof store corner of Ka-ahumanu and Qaeeii ts. r.pp..r-i;e Makee's Block. Also. Retail establishment on Nuuanu rtreet, above KinT. XT Island Pr.Hluce bought and Island orders carefully attended to 441-ly S.

F. EHLERS, l-nl In liy illlci. Vo. 413 ly street. 11 lulu, Oahu, II.

I. I ii tv it i rr IV WINLc, A LK asd POKTKK, IIwiiliilii. 4l-ly W. 4. ALPhlfH, J.

WALKfTIt, 9. T. itlt. ALDRICH, WALKER Inijorters and Mercliatit I'alers i'i (tenera' Merchandise, and Sale of Island produce. ALSO Agents for the Lihue, Mctoalf, and Princevillo 45J.lv H.

toSi llol.T. TH. C. HKI'CI Vn HOIiT.V IM'l'CIC. Jenerai Coirnnisri terchants.

S. I. 425 ly II. A CO. tleneral Coniir.issi.-n Agents, Honolulu, Oaha, S.

I. 425-ly j.vxiox, Commission Merchants-Honolulu. April 1, r.uildicgs. Queen street. 42o-lv W.

N. LADD, Imi-irter and Paler in Cctlbrt, Mrrtxirs an.1 Aukict'LTfHAi. Ipj.kmksts. For gtreit. Ilotio-lula.

4-io-ly flAM'L. W. CAsTLS. J. ATI! EEMV S.

(-ihE c.vstli: v- tenerl Merchant in the Flrvpror Kicg 5trett. the Chapel. ALSO ACJKXTS FOR Ir. J.iyne I Family Medicine, 4- enriiijr ichine. The Sucnr The Nw Knsland M-itual Life Ir.s-tran-' Cornpnnr, The New York Poenix Marine Insurance Company, The Near York Marine Comptnv.

450-lv A. P. CAhTKR Honolulu. Ilono'uiu. C.

BREVER fic Commission fc Shipping Merchants, Honolulu. Onhu. II. I. REFER TO Johs.

M. Esq AMj Iirvscitit, Ch iP.Ltr Urpwkr, E'i-, II. A. Pftepk, Isy. 3 MrFJ.

MoKCiF Mcsrm I CilAS. WcLC'iTT Ph i -KS. MkHSRS. Wit. PlVSTAl- Co MKSSifi.

Peklr, 4l-ly York. Francisco. E. P. ADAPTS, snip chmier ami i-EAtsr.

i. mini MEr.cnwnsE, I. III. VIVA. 31 A VI.

Irih and Potatoes, with other teeruits, cor.itantly tu hand and for 9kle at low rate 428-0O1 Viusincss Dir. J. OTT S.MITI1, oc? cornt-r of Fort and Hotel Streets. 405-ly L. II OF 31.

Phyiician and Surireou, Mk's IJIock, corner Queen and streets. 42i-ly II. 31. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Late New York City i iij.o:i;ry Physician, of the Mcdicu.L-hirui'jfic:il Collf uml ol ihe pHthol-iiiical Society of Now York. Oftc at the corner of Fort and streeli.

Kesidence in Nuuauu Valley, opposite that of K. O. I'aq. 4'id-ly A. F.

JUDD, Attorney nml Counsellor at Law. C0ilNF.lt FortTand MKKCHANT HONOLULU. OAHU, 451 ti.ii C. L. RICHARDS Co.

Ship Chandlers nd Comiuiiision Merchants, dealers in lei ral Merchandii-e. Keep on iv.ir. fu'l of merchandise, the of Whaler Meiehant 40o-ly MELCHERS liiiporJc is astd Costsuiisicm AOKNTS Foil THE Kiwiki i'oah PiASiATtoy, ToBEV I'LASU'iMX. Ol'STAV C. 440-1 J.

P. WVue, JI.ki. I-eilAI-FER, Iloiiolniu. BOLLES Ship Chandlers and Commission QL'EES STREET. attention paid to thi jiurehape and sale of Hawaiian Pf.iduce.

i efers by p'-rmissifni to It. F. Snow Mtfir. Al.lricii, Walker Messrs. C.

A. Wiliiann Jt Co t'. Ilrewer Messrs. Casthi Messrs. H.

Hackfeld Messrs. 1. C. Waterman. Messrs.

Wilcox, Richards Co. 4n3-ly a Ij Ij i-: a KAWA1HAK. HAWAII. Will cojiiin-je the Merchandise nnd J-hippinc ss KttheahoTP port, vrhf rc they arc prepared to furnish the justly cell brrited Kaw.tihae Potatoes, and such other re cruita as are required by whale ships at the iliortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. 4J.j-ly FIRE WOOD OU HAND.

LUMBER 5V1ERCHAES3T! I SNOW PRF.PAKKDTO FUKNISH IU ILD-Material of every de.cription at the. lowest Market rates. Orders from the country, and other islands solieited. Lumber Yard on corner ot IJucen an-l Fort Streets. 400-6m SHIP CHANDLER! Dealer in General hi und Produce' and Com mission Byron's Bay, Hilo, S.

Will keep constantly hand an e-ctensiv- assortment of deicription of iroods required by hips and others. The highest price Riven for lslat. 1 Produce. Money a lvai.c-d for Bit! t.f at re.i'O iaMe rates Hilo. February 8.

PHOTOGRAPHS. rwrn rxiH-iusioxFii) is pkepa ked to tike Am'iroty pes and Piiotoraphs. Also Cartes de Visits In a stylo second to none in Honolulu. Specimens can lie een at the Gallery, next door to the Post Office, over the P. C.

Advertiser Office. 442-3m H. L. CHASK. A.

CAMPBELL, TAILOR. ON" POST Si. OPPOSITE Von HOLT HKrCKV. has received per ri cent arrivals, a choice lot of Cloths. CasMr.n ri and Vestinjis, i.l-o asnpeiior article trench, laiu'lish, Amcric.iti.

tfeotch and Wil lamette Tweeds, igether with a variety of b. lilue flannel suits, ick pants and ve-ts, white vests, i bHirts, collari, ti'-d and suspenders, on hand f.nd for s.le cheap. 44-om BENNETT M'KENNY Boot and Shoe Makers. Have removed to th-; North s-de of Nu-aanu ahove LoveV Iiakrr. All Orders entrusted to us will l-e attended to with no.itners und dispatch.

414-ly 5t 1 Tim rXDERSHJXKI). by trade a ii'er. ami having had lens: expi rieixe in the manuf ic-ture ol i ili rs st rvieei for the repairing and tuning of and irauteii sat.ala to entrutinc ti.eir work to Mm. Order left at Mr. i Cabinet Shi in Hotel wil lie promptly attended to.

45-Oia Al'iJl'ST L'S KOCH. STOVES and GEOEGE C. SIDEBS Oflers For Sale Larsc Assortment of STOVES! Just Received per Late Arrivals, Which he will srll cheap Ca-h or Arpr.ovD Ckkt.it. ALSO Complete Assortment ol" TINWARE, SHEET IRON, 4c, SHIP WORK and PI.r.1I Stl iloue ivith Xcntnrss and Dispatch. Call os Me Hkkokk IVp.rHA-iN(J Elfw hkrs.

Corner of Fort nml Hitter Str-ot. Hawaiian riirae Books. 4 FIIESH KOl'XI) IX NEAT II. M. WHITNEY.

Pliolotjrnpli ASbuiii. VFV STYLES RECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS. For by 444-3t H. M. WHITNEY.

MAPS OF THE SAXmVICII ISLANDS. FEW OF THKEXPLOIII.VO EXPEDI- No urist aiticic l.v. H. M. WHITNEY 40,000 02I Avvnpers CITABLE FOU WRAPI'lXti 3 For sale cheap bv the 100 or 1000.

434 II WHITNEY ausmcss 3i insurance CarDs. Security and PHEN1X INSURANCE COMPANY flIIK rXDKRSlCXKI) IIAVIXO KKKX JL appointed aceiit for the al ove Company, begs leave to inlorru the put. lie that lie is now prepared to issue 1XSI RAXCK POLICIKS ON CnrgOi I'rciylit it mi Trfanare, J. II. CONEY.

Hilo, Hawaii. Idilo. Ila.yaii, Jan. 2, 1S05. 431-iui IKSUilANCE AGENCY C'OOIili, A IMMUXTK!) LY lllti KWlWJc liKOTHF.K.

ZXt. of s.in Frincisco. for the well known MAK1NK INUIiACK COM PA NIKS The N. V. PhonU.

niM 1 And i he V. Security, utl4 2.000,000. Are prepared totalce risks upon C'A KCO. TIlHASl'KF. and FliKH; IITS.

to and from all purls of the wor'd azainst partial or total ioss from War or Marine hazards, upon the most favorable terms. ALSO A OF: NTS FOP. THE Lile I iniirniici' Compiiiiy Life risk3 taken upon the most favorable terms. 450 Cm i CALIFORNIA surace co pa v. rgiit: agkxts of tiif.

aliove Coii.pany, have been autliurized to insure risks on CAR(JO, FREICIIIT and TURASIIUK. by COA.l'KKS from Honclulu to all ports of the Hawaiian Group, and vies versa. 41s-ly 11. HACKFKLD 4- CO. CALIFORNIA INSUPANCE COMPANY.

SAN FUANCISCO. rgSIK 1IAVIXK IJF.I-l.V ii appointed Apents for the above company, hep leave to "nfirin the the public, that they are now prepared to isJiie A It I I It A PO LICIF.S on Cargo. F'n-ijjht and to and from ad parts of the world. h. co.

Honolulu, April 2 liUl. 411-ly CALIFORNIA LLOYDS. MARINE IiNT: OiTll'l; Southwest corner of Washington, and Battery streets. rMUl rXDEUSlfiXKI) ABE to issue Marine Insurance policies," each bein.s; responsible for the sum written on the policies airainst own name only, and for himself and not for others or any of them. John- Pakrott, James Donahi-e, go hue C.

Joiin-sos, William Bakrom, X. LisiSG, James Otis, jjAMKS B. IlAor.is, Lafavettk Matkaud, Mora Moss. ALDRICH, AVALKER CO. Apents.

Honolulu. II. I. 414-ly The rVoflliern ASSURANCE COMPANY, fSII lX KliSIfi AC3 FO Ii THE above Company, have recently received instructions to reduce the Kate of Premium on Stone and P.rick and on Merchandise stored therein, and arc now prepared to issue policies on more fav rahh" terms than heretofore. llisks taken on Uuildiiiirs, Machinery.

Kc. on Su-rnr Plantations. ANION, UUIi F.N 4" 4dJ-ly Apents. 3f.IEIlC2IAnTS MUTUAL JLlIiLlL I.t.Hit.LUL Of f-iuii lraiH'lHeo. rfliiir.

r.MiF.usiGXKn havixc uekn fi appointed agents for the alio'e Company, hejr leave to iutorm the public that they are row prepared to issue MARINE TXSITKANCK POLICIKS OX l'argori Freight iniI Treiistire. AL1RICH, WALKEK CO. Honolulu, Aug. 22, 1S4. 431-ly 1 1 i it it 1 1 ii FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

rftHK UXPERSIOXEI). Apentsof the above Com-Jl par.y, are prepared to insure risks against tire in and about Honolulu. For particulars apply at the otfice. MELCIIKKS CO. Ilono.ulu Oct.

11.1S57. 425-ly Published and for sale by 82. M. WIIITAliV, Honolulu. HAWAIIAN PIIR SE ROOK A manual of colloquial phrases in the Hawaiian 1'inicuatre.

Price 50c. ANPRKWS' HAWAIIAN ORAMMAR. by Lorrin Andrews An indipetuiaHe aid for foreigner in acquiring the native ti nftue. In its arraiv-eiucnt if the part of speech, and its ilhijirntions of Use peculiarities of the it is better adap'td to irive a clear an I correct insieht in.o it. than zv.y work published Price paper half boumi $1.50.

HAWAII AN F'MtM IloliK, by J. W. II. Kauwal Enq A manual of rn.s required in drawing up agreements, ImioiIs and all kir.ds of legal documents required in court i. price HAW MIAN HYMN? For social and church service.

Pric cloth "T-; fu'l bound morocco, pilt 1.00. The Ladt of Tnn Twilirht, (in Hawaiian) A tradition of one of the ancient Hawaiian Priticesses. illu-tratiu): their atitlquitits, habits atid sayings. Price 1.00, half hound doth. PACIFIC COMMERCIAL A 0YERTI F.R Vol a.

1,2.3.4.5, 6 ar.d 7, embracing from the years 1S5G to 1SG3. civinjr a concise ar.d luiparti hitory of the j.olitical and social progress of the Kinudoiu duriue that period. 00 per vi-luiue, half bound, she-p. Sunscription price, 6. 00 per annum.

KA In-dffespent Press) A weekly newspaper Hawaiian, devoted to news and local literature, and independent in politics. Volume I bound, J4. 00. fcuhscription $-J 00 a var. CHART OF THE SANDWICH I5LA NPS Enerared on steel, ar.d printed at for tl.e uridersitmed.

This is the most correct chart $1.50. Foil A LETHE HAWAIIAN PECTAToR Conducted by an associatin of irentleinen. 2 vols 3 vo. b. ur.d in one.

a preat variety of information on the early history of these islands not to be found in any other work. A few copies or.lv of this work remain. Price 5.0o. HAWAIIAN UIBI.E? Octavo size, bound in fancy morocco covers with records for marriages and deaths, suitable for imilv bibles. Price according to stvle tf binding, from to $10.

HAWAIIAN ASK ENGLISH TESTAMENT Havir.s the two verrior.s in parallel columns one of the best text books for person, wishing acquire the Hawaiian language. N. B. Any books published in the Hawaiian laag.nee or any books pertaining to the islands, if obtainable, will be procured for peisons desiring ihem. For sale by H.

M. WHITNEY. Plantation Labor Books BLANK BOOKS FOR KEEPING Lnborer. accounts on plantation. Each pa ire is ruled for one mocth and contains space for 25 to 50 mines.

PRICE Sl.OO, AND 411-Cm H. M. WHITNEY. fTO CEMET1(; (JL SS, EARTHEN or China wart. i Fin or pai rk.

As a cement or ChinA ware, it is unequalled. Price 37 i cents. For aale by (444-4M II M. WHITNEY. I jllfcbnnital.

DUFFIN'S MARKET, Win. WILSON, Proprietor. STREET, HONOLULU 4J2-ly y-i a i ni i li and Plumbers, AiiK'W" ifrrrf, near thr Wharf STOVFS and LEAD PIPE always on hand. Jobt.ini; of all kinds altt-iided to. 452-ly Cabine'.

Maker and rench Polisher, Hotel Street, near the Fru store of J. Smith Co. 4Jo-ly clakk, BOOT and SHOEMAKER. Hotel street, between Nuuanu and Maunakea streets. 4'26-ly H.

FISCHER TAILOn Keeps constantly on hand an assortment of fine Broadcloth, Cassimeres and lluckskin, Nuuanu below KiiitfSt. 407-ly J. II. WICKK, ALAKEA STREFT, BELOW THE THCATRK. Furiatrue made and repaired at reasonable prices.

403-ly C. E. WILLIAMS. Manufacturer, Importer and dealer in Furniture of every des- cription. Furniture Wareroctn on Fort street, opposite Messr.

I.ewer3 Ac Dickson's oilice Workshop at the old i Stand, Hotel street, near Fort. N. Orders from other islands promptly attended to. 422-1 THE USSIDERSSCNED HAS CONSTANTLY ON II A NO A I'll fers for sale a complete assortment of FCKNITl'KK, and is prepared to till all orders in his line ith promptness and manufactured of Koa and Kou consisting in part of Side Boards, Centre Tallies. Arm Chairs, liunes, Sofas, Ladies Work Tables and boxes, at reasonable prices.

W.M. FISCHER, 411-ly Hotel near the Drug Store of J. M. Smith 6, Co. Thompson Neville, GENERAL BIjACKSMITHS HONOLULU, a II AVE CONSTANTLY ON II AND A NO for sale, a good assortmtnt of ttvst Hdiued i Also, best Blacksmith's Coal At the Lmcest Market Prices.

42S-iy J. L. LKWIS. C. VT.

N0KT0X. 3 irl SOOO II A RRELS XKW OIK SIIOOKS. OIK CASKS AM) SIIOOKS, Constantly on hand and for sale. Cooperage on Kiii Corner of Uelhel Honolulu. 435.6U Honolulu soap works: BY w.

j. Biiwiiisrs. reiIIK IltOIKIKT OP TIIK ABOVK Works is prepared to supply his customers, and the pub. lie in peneral, with the bent quality KLLOW SOAP. SOFT SO A I nl wars on ttnml.

Thr Hiohe.st Pkice riin fou Sjap Orea.sk. 435-ly REMOVAL OF FURNITURE SHOP. Ihm! having taken the buildine ad- Jfa 'mmww A TL joining the Drue Store of j. M. fcmith on Ilot-1 Street, otti-rs for sale a complete assortment of SFPKRIOR FI'KNITl'KE, made from KOU, and other Fine Woods.

Is prepared to manufacture and fill Orders for Side Centre Tables, AkM Chairs, Locn'ies, Wardrobes. Sofas, Ladies Work Tables, P.hXES. and other articles in hi3 line of business with promptness and dispatch. 4i5-ly WM. FISCHER.

IViAlW AKERY ffIIE I'NDERSIG NED HATEFUL FOR 9 the patronae he formerly received while in business in Honolulu, heirs leave to notify his friends and the public in general, that he has commenced BAKING, and will be happy to supply all who may favor him with their patronage, with Hrrail nml Vivm of the hint quality, AT THE LOWEST TRICES. WILLIAM MANN, Raker. Rakerv, next door to Mr. C. E.

Williams, Hotel street. COOPERING BTTIRDICK, IN RE.MOVIXC; HIS BUSINESS it13rSV to his new COOPERAGE on the fsplanade (J Fort street, takes this opportunity of retprn- Ir jiTSS-Ki- it'- tits sincere thanks to his friends and the 255f public in senrral, for the support and patron-i ifiran aif); thev have been pleased to grant him for the past ten ami hopes that by attention to business and promptness in he execution of orders intrusted to him, he will merit a continuance of their favors. 440-ly SOAP FACTORY! BY Viu. XT. IITTXIY LELEO HAVING RECEIVED A A RG AND FILL stock f.f material, is prepared to supply his cuptomers and the public, with the brr Brown nI White SOAP.

ALSO SOFT VTT OIL In laree or smail quantities to suit. P. Soap crease always wantdl. 4tl-ly J. P.

IMPORT A UFA C- TL'RErt of al! kind of Saddlery, Car- CjZggJZ V'355 riace Frimminir, Mattress makinff and repairinp done with neatness and dispatch Xj All orders promptly attended to. Corner of Fort and Hotel street. Honolulu 432-ly UIV1UE1K. THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD E- speetfu'dy inform the puplic that fie is prepared to cast and finish all kinds cf brass and composition work with dispatch and at reasonable rates. All kinds of sh-p and plantation work furnished on short Constantly on hand, hose couplings of the following -I, 1, lj, 2 and 2j.

Also, oi) cups and gauge cocks. JAMES A. HOPPER, 428 ly King street. notice. Size's IIOXULLLL SUGAR REFI5EM F(J A AM) MOLASSES FROM THIS establishment for sale in quntitie to suit purchaser by 45l-3ui ALDRICH, WALKER CO.

Waikapu Plantation! H. CORNWELL, Proprietor. Sugar and Molasses 171ROM THIS PLANTATION FOR SALE in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to CEO. C.

Agent. 1SG5. 1865 LAHAINA SUGAR Sugar and Molasses 71ROM THE COMPANIES MILL. Mi For Sale by ALDRICH, WALKER it Co. 451-Hin 18G5.

1865. SUGAR AND MOLASSES From Lihue Plantation CROP COMING IX AND FOR SALE IN quantities to suit purchasers by 451-3n ALDRICH, YALKER CO. 1865. 1865. Sugar and Molasses FHOJI METCALF PLtNTaTlON CROP COMING IN AXD FOR SALE IX quantities to suit purchasers by 451-3UI ALDRICH, WALKER if CO.

1865. 1865. SUGAR AND MOLASSES From PIOXKEIl MILLS, LAHAINA CROP COMING IN AND FOR SALE IN quantities to suit purchasers by 451-3IH ALDRICH, WALKER CO. WilffiKMfflM SUGAR AND MOLASSES, CROP of 1S5. VOW COMING IX'.

JJ1 For Sale by 451-3m C. ItREWER CO. SUGAR AND MOLASSES, rrom HAIKU PLANTATION FOR SALE BY S. SAVIDGE, 443-3iu A Rent. Sugar and Molasses! From the Plantation of J.

MAKEE, CKOl OF 1805. For ale by (431-6in) C. RREWER CO To Produce Dealers, COUS Tlt fA TRADERS. Hides. Goat Skins Old CoinposiUon, Old Copper, Tallow, Old Iron, Co Hon, Wool.

BOl'GII rate by Ol'GIIT AT TIIK HIGH F.ST MARKET C. Wharf, N. Consinmenta from the other islands will hate prompt attention. 452-'2ni HONOLULU Stcnin Itiscuit Bakery. rfII XDERSIGXCD WOi; LD RES- M.

pectfully inform his friemU aixl the public generally that The Honolulu Steam Biscuit Bakery Being now in full operation, he is prepared to furnish Pilot Navy Bread, Water Crackers, And other description of lancy Biscuits, All of superior quality ami at Prices to defy competition. Parties furnishing their own flour for ship bread, will have it mail up at the lowest posii jle rates. SHIP BREAD REBAKED. Orders from the other is! ui.Ij promptly attended to. RORKRT LOVK Nuuanu Street.

TZr Onb-rs in Honolulu for shipping to left with Mt-wrt. Wilcox Richards Co. 4gMim BRIMD AND BISCLIT BAKERY, Corner (uren anal Richaril St. OX II AXD AXD FOR SALE, Frrhh Unite Pilot and Xary Bread Soda, Sugar, and Water Crackers, in any quantity and at the lowest rate-. I'urtiea providing their own flour, will have it baked up on the lowest terms.

Ship L'read reb.iked. 402-ly Xap of the Sandwich Islands. rflMIE OXLY CORRECT MAI OF THESE A Islands is that of the U. S. Exploring Expedition, published by the American Government.

Every farmer who own an acre of ground, every captain who command a coaster, ev ery traveb-r who wants to find correct name arid distances, and every frenileman who desires to be posted up about the roup, should possess a copy of it, A f-w copies left, price $1.50 each. SS5-3m For sale at the BOOKSTORE. a a it i is a ni. VXK FORMS OF AGREEMEXT RE tween Masters and Servants the only authorized form Ii ic 1,00 per Dozen. For sale by II.

M. WHITNEY. PAIiliTJBOXES CIIILDREXS' PAINT BOXES OF rorUun sizes aud prices, for sale by II. M. WHITNEY.

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