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I : : (SIX f I'BLISIIED WEEKLY BIT ? 1S5G. DOLLARS l'KR A3Atm.22. f HENRY M. WIIITA'EY. 5 HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, NOVEMBER 27, i VOLUME 1. NUMBER THE PACIFIC SHIPPING. BX7SIIJJJSS CilRXiS BUSIIJSSS CARDS. BUSINESS CARDS, Commercial Advertiser. FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT. P. FOLGER, GODFREY RHODES, P. H- - & P. A. OWESJS, Ship Chandler and General Commission Merchant, Queen street Accountant and general Agent, offers his services as a Broker, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN THE AMERICAN RRIQ - - opposite Makee & Anthon'a brick block, Honolulu, Oahu, S.I" in bringing up books, making out and collecting accounts, For the P. C. Advertiser. REFERENCES: translating from and into the French and Hawaiian lan- CM AMBLER ir, guages, etc., etc. Office at the store of Mr. Rhodes, opxnsite SHIP Ii. F. 91, Frout Street, ' Knwcln' Care. Foster, Messrs. MoORB & FOLGEB, San Francisco. Room. m. CIIAS. II. MOORE Master, Mr. Monsarrat's Auction ."' J. & P. Macy, Nantucket. SAN FRANCISCO. 'i (AN OAIIUAN TRADITION.) "Will sail as above on Monday, Dec. 1. 14 CUASI. G. & H. COFFI!, HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY, ANCHORS, BLOCKS, MESS ' or freight or passage to U Post-Offi- ce S. ' 'i apply E. II. Barker & Co., . Boston. . B. Treasurer, Buddings, up NAVAL STORE I 21 -- & James Marshall, CABLES, OARS, MESS AND PRIME WlttlT. To II. P. 2t II. IIACKFELD CO. Capt. E. New BedfaM. l-- tf BEKF, CHAIN Gardner, Stairs. AND AND NAVY BREAD. 1 .: Kawelu wa3 the only daughter of an Oahuaa chief shi loved 13 ly CORDAGE, PAINTS OILS, PILOT DUCK, BRUSHES, FLOUR, &c, &c. 18--lj and was beloved by Palua, a young "chief of Kauai her father FOR SAX FRANCISCO DIRECT. DR. McKlBBlNS, SURGEON &c., i i J ' opposed the match, but finally consented that if Palua could THE A 1 BREMEN SHIP R. COADY & CO., HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL, . C. MCKCEIl. i 1 find Kawelu, he should have her. He hid her la a cave near Shipping and Commission Merchants, Honolulu, S. I. Refer to Corner of Merchant and Kaabnrnanu streets. Prescriptions Messrs. Grinnel, Miuturn & Co. & Willetta tt Co., New York, carefully prepared. Medicine chests examined and com- :. Kancohe. Palua sought unsuccessfully, believed that she was WEIGARD,Post,Masteii, Butler, Keith & Hill, Boston, Wells Fargo & Co., & Shaw & pleted on reasonable terms. Constant superintendence of AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i dead, wa3 about to kill himself, but Kawelu signaled him with Read, San Francisco, Alsop & Co., Valparaiso, G. F. Train ir will sail for the above port with despatch. himself or his son. DORR'S WAUKHOrSB, her kapa ; he found her, married her, took her to Kauai, and it & Co., Melbourne, Wm. Pxistau & Co., Hong Kong, Baring Attendance for consultation at office from 0 A." M. till noon, and The Post is a first class ship, and ha 3 fine accommoda- . . . 49 street, O" Brothers & Co., London. Exchange for sale on the U. S. from 4 till 6 P. M. on week days, and from 9 till 11 A. M. on Nos. 47 and California Is believed that they still roam among the streams of that island. tions for passengers. - . und Euroie. Honolulu, July 1, lS5G-t- f. his residence Union etreet.J . Kawelu sat oa her giddy seat For freight or passasre, apply to Sundays. At other times, at SAN FRANCISCO. 3t 21 1IOFFSCHLAGFR & STAPENIIORST. 16 tf Like an eagle poised in air ; REFER TO S DANIEL C. WATERMAN, - She watched the sun's enkindled course DR. FORD'S Capt.- James Makee, Honolulu; Capt. D. C. Wateiman, FOR NEW BEDFORD DIRECT. Commission Merchant and General Shipping Agent, Honolulu, Honolulu ; Messrs. Gilman & Co., Lahaina. 14-d- m ; Illume that cavern bare. Oahu, S. I. Reference, Messrs. Morgan, Hathaway & Co., Office and Drug Store, Queen Street, near the market. Ship's & & Co., D. & Medicine chests refitted and prescriptions carefully prepared Her red lip quivered as she gazed THE FINE AMERICAN SHIP Macondray San Francisco; Messrs. R. Green L. MORGAN. C. S. IIATHAWAT. E. K. STO SB- - Co., James B. Congdou Esq. & W. G. E. Pope Esq., New under the supervision of LANG HERN E. Hot, cold, vapor, GRIFFITH surf-cappe-d seething wave, -- i On the 1850-t- at all hours. ly " Bedford. July 1, f shower and medicated Batus, MORGAN, HATHAWAY & CO., 1 And deadened hum of its sullen dash the of New Bedford, WM. n. "WHITFIELD, Master. ' Commission and Forwarding Merchants, San Francisco, Cal. Resounded in her cave. CCST. C. MELCHER3. CC3T. KEINER3. CIIAS. F. GUILLOU, References, T. S. Hathaway Esq. Messrs. T. & A. R. Nye, This ship is now loading, and will have early dispatch $ she is MELCIIERS & CO., Late Surgeon United States Navy, Consular Physician to sick & Swift & Perry, New Bedford, Messrs. Grinnell Mlnturn & confidently recommended, whale-shi- ps as having High towered the giant hill3 around, to Masters of Commission Merchants and Ship Chandlers, Honolulu, Oahn, American seamen. Office next door to J. C. Spalding Co., New York, John M. Forbes Esq., Boston, Messrs. Per- Grim wardens of the isle, officers accustomed and fully competent to take charge of the S. I. Stone store corner of Kaahumfi nu and Merchant sts. Kaahumanu st.; Residence at the mansion ofB. ritman kins & Smith, New London, Daniel C. Waterman Esq. Hon- on Esq. Corner of Boretania and Alakea st. llesiectfully offers olulu. July 1, lS56-t- f. brows storage of Oil and Bone. Appl to the Money advanced on favorable terms bills the The flowers clung about their l,"185G-t- his professional services to resident families, to the shipping, CAPTAIN, on board, U. S. and Europe. . July f "With a many-colore- d smile. and to strangers generally. Medical and Surgical advice in STAPENIIORST, ortoDANL. C. WATERMAN. - English, Spanish, and Italian. Office hours from FLORENS The oo tuned its charming note 10-- French, Honolulu, Nov. 5, 1S58. tf THOMAS SPENCER, 11 A. M. to 2 P. M., and from to 5 P. M. Jy 1-- tf Agent for the Bremen board of Underwriters. All average claims Like a fairy o'er the steep, Ship Chandler and Commission Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu, S, I. At other hours enquire at his residence. against the said Underwriters, occurring in of about thii And warbling echoed back again FOR NEW BEDFORD DIRECT. Ships supplied with refreshments, provisions, &c. at the Kingdom, will have to be certified before him. July 1-- tf The music of the deep. shortest notice, on reasonable terms. "Whalers bills wanted. PAUL C. DUCORRON, - July 1, lS56-t- ' THE Al CLIPPER SHIP f Attorivey at Law, Conveyancer and Accountant. Office corner AGENT FOR THE She watched the edge of the distant blue 3 of Merchant and Kaahumanu Streets. Honolulu. 5-t- f. New York Board of Underwriters. m M. gm M.MM. , & . That shone in the mid-da- y glare, tttUnTfi Tnlin C..A. H. F. POOR, The undersigned takes leave to notify Merchants, Ship Masters, E. P. RING, Master, Shipping and Commission Merchants, Honolulu, - Oahu, S. I. CHAMBERLAIN, he duly appointed as Agent for And hope lent form as fancy traced - J. E. &c, that has been the Will Whaler's, Bills on the United Stated wanted. Island Office corner Fort and'Mercnant strect3. New York Board of Underwriters. : take a cargo of oil and bone for the above port, and having Attorney at Law. of A speck on the ocean there bought exchange for 2-- 13-l- part of her cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch. Produce and sold, and taktn in tf y ALEX. J. CARTWRIGIIT. Goods. 16--tf Her heart beat faster as she gazed . For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, please The warm breaths quicker drew apply to GLOBE HOTEL, li C. SPALDING, King and Fort Streets, L. FRANCONI, Proprietor Bar AGENT FOR THE The bright tear trembled on her check THOMAS SPENCER, J. 12-- tf ; Room. Restaurant. Tables d'Hote, Lodpriutrs, &c. Two Billiard il . or 0. BREWER 2sd. Commission Merchant, and Importer, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. Liverpool Underwriter's Association. ' I'' As the dark spot plainer grew. Wanted, Bills of Exchange on th U. S. and Euroie: Con- Tables. 14--tf The und ersiT)ed begs leave to notify Merchants, Ship owners, signments from abroad promptly attended to. Island pro- and Ship masters, that he has received the appointment of 44 44 FOR NEW YORK . DIRECT. 1-- comes," she sighed, the loved one cornea, tf M. BROWN, lie duce of all kinds taken in exchange for oods. . Jy AGENT at these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER- 41 To hidden bride Acent for the shipment of Foreign Seamen. Office corner of WRITER'S ASSOCIATION. seek his ' , THE A 1 Reynold's wharr, 1-- tf 44 as the ocean wave, CLIPPER SHIP Queen and Nuuanu streets, opposite July ROBERT C.J ANION. Resistless B. W. FIELD, Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. A share of public patronage so 44 guide. Agent for 12-O- iu His heart Ida faithful Commission Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu, II. J. Also. . . Pampero, ' licited. 41 otters for Superior AGENT FOR LLOYD'S Ye lingering moments, haste ye on CALTIN COGGINS, Commander, C. Titcomb's Coffee Plantation, sale, quantities. 1-- tf undersignod begs to notify to Merchants, Ship owners 44 Hawaiian colfee, in large or small Jy McMAN, The and Ye feed upon my heart, Is now loading with oil and bone for the above port, and, hav-n- g J. received appointment Nu-- - Shipmasters, that he has the of 44 Bring ! bring my dear Palua here, part of her, cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch. Licensed Shipping Agent, office on Reynold's wharf, foot of for LONDON.' ex- AGENT at these Islands LLOYD'S C. BREWER 2d, haviug had several years 1-- . 44 And then we'll never part. 13" The Pampero, having superior accommodations, will uauu Street. The subscriber July tf ROBERT C. JANION. take a few passengers. For freight or passage, apply to General Commission Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. Money perience iu the above business, feels confident of giving en- 15--tf fyr may in his line of 1 44 ALEX. J. CAKTWRIGIIT. advanced on favorable terms bills of Exchange on the tire satisfaction to all who patronise him COMPA-For-Fi- re weave him garlands rich and rare 10-3- ASSURANCE I'll England, and France. July 1, lS56-t- f 5 HIE NORTHERN 44 U .S., busiiess. 1S36.) Life Assurance Of the mailf 8 solemn hue j ny, (established and at home and abroad. 4 REGULAR PACKET FOR KAUAI. And a piece of my h'art shall each one bear, ROBERT C. JANION, GEORGE C. SlDERS, Capital 1,259,700, Sterling.' 44 111 impearl each leaf with a glittering tear THE FAST SAILING SCHOONER Manufacturer and dealer in Tin, Sheet Iron, aud Copper ware, The undersigned has been appointed Agent for the Sandwich Merchant and Commission Agent, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. Jy 1 tf Kaahumanu street, opposite J. C. Spalding's Honolulu, II. 44 To charm his love anew." Bathing Tubs. Islands. ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION. Copper Pumps, 7-- Summer Bakers, Tin and tf. at Honolulu. Excel, &: Zinc Rowling, and a gen- weary II. IIACKFELD CO. Foot and Shower Baths, Tin and V: He sought, the day he sought Will hereafter run regular on the above route. For freight or eral assortment of Tin ware. Ship work executed with AGENCY. General Commission Agents, and Ship Chandlers; 'Honolulu, 1-- UNDERWRITER'S Each high secluded spot ; dispatch. July 1, tf passage apply to the Captain on board, or to Oahu, July 1, 185G--tf neatness and His feet grew weary from their toil, S.I. UNDERSIGNED, BEING SPECIAL 20--tf IIACKFELD & CO. THE for the Insurance Companies In Philadelphia, He sought but found her not. H. VOU HOLT. TH. C. IIEL'CK. HONOLULU FAMILY MARKET, requests all masters of ships that are insured at any of the offices Her father casts a savage glance Von IIOIiT & IIEUCK, Formerly the Rose Cottage Market, Honolulu, Oahu, H. 1 The in Philadelphia to call on him hi case of distress. Regular Packet lor undersigned would respectfully inform the Residents and 14--tf P. FOLGER. At the youth's exhausted frame NAWILIWILI AND HAN ALE I, KAUAI. General Commission Merchants, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. Jy 1-- tf Ship masters, that they can be supplied with the best Beef, He meets his woe-wo- rn look with scorn, Pork and Mutton, at his establishment, nearly opposite the KRULL & MOLL, And taunts him with her name. THE FINE SCHOONER ALEX. CART WRIGHT, Bethel, at the very lowest prices. Families, Hotels, and f J. Boarding Houses cau be supplied at any time of day with Agents of the Hamburg and Lubeck Underwriters, Honolulu, si Agent, Honolulu, 1856-t- Commission Merchant and General Shippin Sugar Cured Hams, &c. N. B. Oahu, II. I. July 1, f His brain grew mad. .and the shore July 1, 1856-- tf the best Sausages, Pork,, 4 Sally, Oaiiu, II. I. supplied Cornet! Beef, Livestock Vegeta- ' : He rushed in wild despair, E. U. Master- - Shipping with and Will Bail for the above ports regularly ; special care taken wjil ERNdT K.RCLL. ED CARD MOLL. bles at the shortest notice on reasonable term3. R.S. IIOLLISTER, He cried, "you've killed Kawelu dear, 4-- all freight sent by this vessel. All orders faithfully executed. tf B. F. HARDER, Proprietor. Attorney and Councillor at Law, and Solicitor la Chancery, 44 meet KRULL & MOLL, 2-5- m I'll die and her there !" ' For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on board. 13-2- 5 Koloa Kauai. She tore the kapa from her form . Importers and Commission Merchants, Kaahumanu street Ma-kee- 's W. II. STUART, July 1, 1856-t- 1 As a signal from above ; SAN FRANCISCO block. f Cabinet maker and Upholsterer, Hotel, near Fort st. Honolulu. C. II. LEWE.RS, PACKETS. 2-- tf Had it been her heart's life blood FELDIIEIM & CO., Carpenter and Lumber Merchant, Fort St. Honolulu. Jy i--tf CLIPPER BARK Sc She'd have shed it for her love. Importers and Commission Merchants, Queen st. Honolulu, ROBINSON HUGHES, Yankee, Jas. Smith, Master, iff? Oahu, S.'I. J uly 1, lS56-t- f Saddle and Harness manufacturers, corner jof Fort and Hotel st. UNION. He climbed the steep, his quickening feet 2 tf CLIPPER BARK Public House by J. Davis. Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars 5 & Sped o'er each dizzy height ; on corner of Marine streets. A. EVERETT, Sc constantly hand and Nuuanu Her sickening brain leheld his speed W.. Mast. P. OIILSON CO., 19-l- yr Frances Palmer,. Stott, Commission Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. J uly 1, 1856-t- f. manufactory, on first-cla- ss Carriage trimming, Upholstery, and Mattras3 And shuddered at the sight. These vessels will continue to run as Pack- 2-- regular the corner of Tort and Hotel street. tf RESTAURANT FRANCAIS. He clasped her to his panting breast ets between the ports of Honolulu and San Francisco. They are THOS. WATERIIOUSE furnished with every convenience and accommodation for pas- JOHN A. MEDAILLE AND DAVID And kissed her sun-brown- ed brow, sengers. Importer, Wholesale and Retail dealer in gcnerel merchandise. S. C. IIILL3IAN, MESSRS. respectfully inform their friends and the Bills 1, 1-- tf And round Kauai's bright waterfalls Shippers by this line will every possible facility ; Whalers and Navy bought and soil. July News Atrent, Importer and Dealer in American and European public generally, that they have opened a Hotel and Restaurant befforded Nuuanu street, nearly The lovers ramble now. Jo.x II. and freights taken at fair rates. C. A. WILLIAMS & CO., Newspapers. Masrazines. and Literature of all kind3. Fort in opposite Mr. Everett's Auction Rooms, SAM'L. X. CASTLE. AMOS. S. COOKE. Street between Merchant and King Streets. 5-t- f. where they hope, by prompt attention and careful selection of 1856. 'Agents, Honolulu. Honolulu, Nov., Messrs. Morgan, Hathaway & Co., CASTLE & COOKE, everything of the best that the market can produce, they will San lS56-t- will receive a portion of public patronage. Dinners, Breakfasts Francisco. July 1, f and Wholesale and Retail dealers in General Mer- CIIAS. II. BUTLER, ' Importers or can be . Confec- Cooper, & Cooperage, Queen Luncheons had at all hours, day or night. chandise, at the old stand, corner of the King and School Guager, Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. tionary can be supplied, In all its varieties. Parties can be VARIETY. BOSTON AND S. Btrcets, near the large Stone Church. Also at the Store street, directly opposite R. Coady & Co's. new building I. PACKETS. oppo- inform public is always to found accommodated at the shortest notice. A constant supply of formerly occupied by C. II. Nicholson, in King street, Would the that he be at his preserves, of the most recherche varieties, always on Medi-ciue- s. prompt to of hand. Mischief is not found in the tongue, the eyes or the FIRST CLASS site the Seaniaiis Chapel. Agents fjr Dr. Jaynes' shop, to give attention all orders in his line 14--tf hands, but in the heart. July 1, ISoG-- tf business. He has constantly on hand a large aud desirable SIlips stock of Casks, (in shooks and otherwise), Barrels, Tubs, C. tt. BISHOP. in- BOOKBINDING The pen, in the hand that knows how to use it, is Will be despatched regularly from W. A. ALD1UCII. and other articles made to order. He would especially BOSTON fr HONO- vite the attention of masters of the Whaling Fleet, and other A the most powerful weapon known. LULU in the montli3 of September, December, March and ALDRICJI & BISHOP, IN VARIETY OF STYLES May or vessels to the above, and assures them that he will at all DONE and substantially, and on fair terms. Law Books, i The number of Jews is estimated to be about the June. Importers anil dealers in general merchandise, Honolulu, Oahu, times be prepared to meet their demands, upon the shortest Music, Newspapers, &c, bound to order. Portfolios, Scrap For freight or passage apply to S. I. Island produce bought and sold. Agents for the sale Books, Herbariums, Drawing Books, Blank same that it was when they left Egypt with Moses B. W. FIELD, notice, and most reasonable terms. and Books, made to of Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, &c, from the Lihue and other Honolulu, July 1, lS5C-- tf order, officers of ships can have their Navigation and Log about three millions and a half. 3-- tf Honolulu or to Plantations.? . Books, and Charts, bound and repaired, at the Mission Office, He who tells a lie is not sensible how great a task H. A. PIERCE, M. PACKER & CO., Kawaiahao. Old Books rebound at short notice. July 1, 1858-t-f. 65 Commercial R. tf: he undertakes ; for he must be forced to invent twen- Wharf, Boston. A. P. EVERETT, Soap Manufacturers, Leleo, Honolulu, are thankful for past Orders may also be left at II. M. WHITNEY'S Book- ty more to maintain one. Pop;. Auctioneer, Honolulu, Oahu, n. I. Ju 1-- tf favors, and with their present improvements, are prepared store, Honolulu. SAMUEL RUSSELL FOR SALE, to supply Merchants and Families with HARD and SOFT July 1, lS56.tf-- Respect for woman, says a Frenchman, requires us THE GOOD SCHOONER DEWITT. M. C. MONSARRAT, SOAP, Neat's-fo- ot Oil. Tallow, Slush, Oil Foots, aud O 13-6- self-respe- ni ct 1-- all kinds of Grease, taken in trade or for cash. HONOLULU never to doubt a word of what she utters ; Terms reasonable. Apply to Auctioneer, Honolulu, Oahu II. I. Jy tf THE IRON WORKS. requires us never to believe a word of what she says. "io--t A. K. CLARK, at Post-Offic- e. UNDERSIGNED Is now prepared to repair or S. IIOFI'MEYER, THE all kinds of machinery, mill gearing, windt Railway NEWsThere is an old lady who says UTAI & AIIEE, Commission Merchant, dealer in Ship Chandlery, and General lass gearing, ship forgings and smith work. she always likes to travel by a line, WEMi'S, FARGO & CO.'S Importers of China Goods, and dealers in general merchandise, Merchandise, Lahaina, Maui, II. I, Ships furnished with Cart boxes, forge backs, anvils &c. on hand and made to trunk because King then she feels confidence about the safety of her lug- Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and Molasses j st. Honolulu, Oahu. recruits. Whalers Bills wanted on the U. S. and Europe. order. July 1, lSoo-t- f Storage. July 1, 1856-t-f Iron and and best quality of smith's coal for sale. gage. Punch. Also one excellent small sized sugar mill with copper train It goes a great way towards making a man faith GEORGE G. HOWE, WILSON & COLBURN, complete, adapted to either horse or water power. BY THE REGULAR PACKETS BETWEEN HONOLULU 2-- tf ful, to let him understand you ; Queen and Ship General Agents D. M. WESTON. that think him so ' AND SAN FRANCISCO, Lumber Merchant, yard corner of Nuuanu streets on Commission Mercliants, Chandlers, and and he that does-bu- t suspect that I will deceive him, the runchard premises. July l--tr Lahaina, Maui, 8. 1. Shii furnished with recruits. Wha MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE gives me a kind of right to cozen him. For the speedy and safe conveyance of Merchandise, Coin, Let lers Bills wanted on the U. S. and Europe. Storage. nOTEL. ters ana to au parts or 1856-t- Sc G. Propri vaiuaoie parcels, tne W. N. LADD, July 1, f. CUTRELL PETERSON, A landlady in PhiladelDhia. it is said, makes her UNITED STATES, CANADA AND EUROPE. WE. Merchant Street. Thankful for the liberal, pat Importer and dealer in Hardware, Fort st. Honolulu. Jy 1- -f ronage they have hitherto enjoyed, Messrs. CutreU and Petti-so- n pies so light that her lodgers can see to go to bed ' The Agents at Honolulu sell Bills of Exchange in sums to suit J. F. COLBURN, would continue to solicit the attention of their friends and it 3 1 rv . . l " i , Auctioneer, Lahaina, Maui, S.I. July 1, 1856-t-f public Vi runous a caiiuie, autrr eaung a moueraie sizeu piece. on Wells, Fargo & Co., San Francisco or New York. Also, the in general to their establishment, which they have HENRY RHODES, spared neither pains nor expence to render the most popular The two Pictures. have subdued the nations Wells, Fargo & Co.'s franked U. S. Government envelopes, Importer of, and dealer in Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter, near GILMAN & CO., place of resort in Honolulu. Their bar is continually eupxlied "I 1856-t- con-ouer- free over the California coast Post office Honolulu. July 1, the choicest liquors, cigars. of the earth ; is there no other world for me to ?,t which pa3a and routes, and over the f Ship Chandlers ami General Agents, Lahaina, Maui, S. I. with wines, and 1-- unsurpassed by Vie the Atlantic route from San Francisco to New York. Ships supplied with recruits, storage and money. Jy tf Their Lilliani saloon is any In the place, and Alexander Great. . .. is the sole charge of Mr. A. McDuffee, 44 E. O. HALL, under J. whose present 1 have fought the good fight I have finished my Commissions and collections promptly attended to. ' popularity is sufficient guarantee of his future success Importer and Dealer in Hardware, Dry Goods, Paints, OUa, and G. GILMAN, in cater course ; henceforth Ls Oct. 1, lS56-t- f. R. COADY & CO., Agents. D. ing in this particular department for the amusement of the there laid up for mo a crown of general Merchandise, corner of Fort and King streets. 5-- clti righteousness. St. Paul. Auctioneer, Lahaina, Maui, II. I. tf zens of Honolulo. stf "We notice in one of our exchanges the marriage SAVIDCE&MAY, JOHN THOS. WATERIIOUSE, W. BENSON'S, . - Mr. ,5.X . 1 7S 1 Grocers and Provision Merchants and . Coffee Roasters, King Importer, and cheap dealer in general mechandiae, Lahaina, of John II. Strange, and Miss H n r i Elizabeth Strange. or me &pceujr uuu saie ' 1-- 1-- POLYNESIAN AN ROOM! 11 iranspor street, near the Bethel. July 1, tf Maui. S, I. July 1, tf DAGUERRE It is a little strange, but we think the next event will STREET OVER THE OF be a little stranger. tation of Merchandise, Specie, Letters and valuable packages to MERCHANT Commercial Advertiser." Thank - II. WOOD, PIT3IAN, all parU of the United States. A. P. EVERETT, . J. B. ful for the liberal patronage he has hitherto eiyoyed, Mr. 3-t- Boots B "Davy Jones' Locker" must contain an f. Agent. Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in and Shoes of every Ship Chandler aud dealer in General Merchandise, Waiakea Bay, would immense Pump, Sole, solicit the attention of the public to his new Gallery where amount of treasure. In 1854, twenty-fiv- e description. Shoe Findings, Rigging, Harness, ITILO, HAWAII. he will take pictures at all hours of the day, in any millions of Leathers. Calf,-- Goat, Hog, and Buck Skins Keeps constantly on au extensive assortment of every and weather. dollars were sunk in the ocean ; and Patent hand July 1, 1856-t- f. - in 1855, which was OPEN EVENINGS. Trunks, Valises, Sparring Gloves, Foils, and Masks, Black description of goods required by whale ships and others. comparatively free of storms, only fifteen millions rrniiE op ing, Brushes, Hosiery, &c. kc. Brick Shoe store, corner of Shipping furnished with fresh beef, Vegetables, and all kinds of J.L.BLASDELL, making an average of twenty millions 1L Fort brickand MerchantshoeStreet?,store.will be opencoiiere'enings "Fort and Merchant sts., Honolulu, H. I. . July 1-- tf Groceries, and Provisions &c. at the shortest notice, at the during ed per annum for "ETAS his Carpenter Shop at the old stand, on the . the balance of the Season, where may be found the largest assort- very lowest market prices. iwo years. Ji corner of King and Alakea st3., where he hoies, by strict ment of Boots and Shoes ever offered in Honolulu, most of which L. JONES, Best facilities for storage of from 3 to 5000 barrels, being near I ' F. to public 1-- buildings. attention, share the patronage. "July 1, tf Brilliant thoughts are often slow in their formation, sire warranwa custom juaae aua lor sale low by Retail dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing, &c, corner of Queen and the landing, and free from thatched WOOD. 1-- Wanted, Whalers bills on the U. S. or Europe, for which money like the diamond. Thomas J. II. Nuuanu sts. Honolulu, II. I. July tf Moore was frequently will be advanced on reasonable terms. THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD occupied three weeks in NOTICE friends and the public generally, writing a song. Theodore MECIIANICS.The subscriber offers for sale a L. FRANCONI, N. B. This port offers the safest and most commodious anchor- that he has Hook often took about the same TO12 foot Band Wheel. Globe Store, King age of any port iu the Hawaiian group. Here you can give taken the stand lately occupied by C. W. Vincent, King street time to perpetrate an Dry Goods aud Groceries, Street. where he intends J1 " impromptu," Also, a Mortice Machine for sale cheap. Apply to seamen their liberty without danger of losing them by de carrying on the carpentering business in its and Sheridan was frequently em- ' - branches. Jobbing done pa- ployed 12tf E. KEMP. GEORGE CLARIS, sertion. No ardent spirits allowed to be sold at the shortest notice. A share of all day in getting up a joke, which was sup- tronage is solicited. (1-t-f) GEORGE IdlLLER. posed by some to be Dealer iu Dry and Fancy Goods, Hotel street between Nuuanu the inspiration of the moment. KEEPERS' Members are re and Maunakea streets, Honolulu, S. I. . , H-t- f ! MOTEL to CLUB COOPERAGE! COOPERAGE ASSORTMENT OF CHINA attend their daily SPLENDID 1 meetings at the usual place. undersigned would inform his friends residents, he crape China Silks. 1 "Don't Worst." This is the first thing an edi- 15 Per order. M. The and that Shawls. French. German and For sale J. CHARLES BREWER, (3-t-f) H- - tor should get by heart. If Mr. Slocum threatens to still continue? to carry on his business in all its branches at by IIACKFELD & CO. withdraw his patronage rwiARRED ROPE, MANILLA ROFE, Canvas, Paint Commission Merchant, Boston. U. S. Refer to Jas. Makee and the old stand comer of Nuuanu and Marine streets. Ship because you critisized Pro- R. W. WTood Esqrs. July 1, 1856-t-f A genu and Masters are respectfully invited to call and ex- OIL. A SMALL LOT OF THIS fessor Drawl's lecture on the onion question, amine his large and desirable assortment of Casks, Barrels, Ha.frtKCIsuperior Oil, tor sale by (6-t-t) A. P. EVERETT. worry-- don't but tell him to go ahead and do it AND BOXES AND SAND FOR SALE BY E. HOFFMANN, etc., Orders left at his shop irili be executed with dispatch 0--20 on the most reasonable terms. , C. GRAHAM." URTON ALE, in hogsheads, for sale by you an say- IL M. WHITNEY. Physician and Surgeon, office inthe anew drugstore, corner of and II. sr w?tes suiting letter, - N. B. On hand and for sale, 4000 bbls Casks, 7-- ly Honolulu July 1, 1856-- tf ROBERT C. JAKION. Kaahumanu and Queen sts. M kee's block. . Jy l-- tf B TMT ANIL A CHEROOTS, FOR SALE BY ' iw iSao-t- - ith a suit-d-on't Jl.vjl July 1, t . B. W. FIELD. S. N. EMERSON, AND HAWAIIAN BEEF, 2KrJrry.ou l JAMES A. BURDICK, AMERICAN sale by (13-t- f) P. FOLGER. try it on. Cooper Guager, Retail dealer in Dry Goods, Shoes, nat3, Bonnet?, Fancy Goods, If Mr. Smith caVe OTIC E. COUNTRY DEALERS AND and begs to inform his friends and the public Crockery Glassware, threatens to your he-- d be- jlT Masters Ships wanting generally, that he has recommenced his Coopering and Paints, Oil, Groceries, Hardware, cause you mentioned in of cash banrains would do well to business &c, respectfully informs the public that he has ju3t moved HINA RICE, FOR SALE BY that his son Bob apply to (4-tf- .) THOS. oa his old stand, in the rear of Mr. H. Rhodes1 Spirit store f. B.-- JOHN WATERIIOUSE. " his new store, on July l,lS56-t- FIELD. he Tombs for pelting a brickMtj! and opposite Mr. Monsarrat's Auction Room, respect- - into the Kealiihuluhulu lot, near the street lamp th and - . iu-- don't fully solicit a share of the public patronage. An Protestant Church, in Waialua. lie would especially ! worry, but tell him that yo so love law Sot AND LOAF SUGAR IN BBLS. orders vite the attention of the people of Waialua aud Koolau, TBJAUTICAL ALMANACS FOR 185T FOR rompt ly to. 13-- tf 0) " you on CRUSHED cases for sale by attended who will find to sale by (13-2- II. M. WHITNEY.. aine sallad mado ofred tape 5-- it their advantage to call and purchase. and sealing wal tf r : & -- we ALDRtCH BISHOP. Waialua, Sept. IS 12-2-m gain say never worry. If you do, you are no IRESII HAWAIIAN FLOUR, FOR SHIPS' met calculated for USE. For sale by (13-t-n FOLGER; an editor than a Quaker is for LIFE OF NAPOLEON Dealer in General Merchandise, Hilo, Hawaii. Ships supplied P. martao hornpipes. ABBOT'S just received the MECHANICS' HOUSE. t ' by Ceylon. with recruits at the shortest notice, on reasonable terms " 3L M."5THTTNEY." Board and Lodging, by Morris Russell, Merchant street, near the r4TA.K, ASH AND HICKORY PLANK. FOR Bills cf exchange wanted. July 1, 185S-t-f as-t- T (2-t- f). H- - CO. : iioyai Jiotei. iscara ?o and 57 p?r weet. iJ'saleby . i, HACKFELD k

--i J p.. wan a kind of half scratch which was rather ominous, arid pay such a license as may in some tte A stabbing aftair came off on Monday "MEMORANDA. . I ininrv tione. or mat iraveuuz naiues ui imuviuiucpejwowuausu one would think quits sumcient to convince any sane altogether. And your petitioners will ever pray, &c at the old Maine Hotel, between two mates, Tj" The clipper ship Crystal Palace will touch off this port both THURSDAY, NOV. 27, 1S56. uuuuu w person of the unpopularity of the War Department. John Bartiett, A. Byron, whom were intoxicated at the time. Kb on Sunday or .Monday next ior passeujjere John J. Porter, examina Since our last issue the weather has been very unfavorable. budget from 60,000 dol-- of the case had been made up to noon105 Sally on Saturday week, and lay too off However, after reducing the Jf5?sBaS Eliphalet Groven, yesterday and our port almost blockaded bv a stomi from tho south. The Sch. left Nawiliwili ' the, NV.rth 1. tint of Oahu during the gals for four days. Had lars, they voted thirty thousand dollars per annum John Reed, Jeremiah O'Neill, it is uncertain whether the maa stabbed Frances is during the Edward Kemp, would Palmer the only merchant vessel amved very heavy seas, wind from E. S. E. j. . ;cfr-- n Win. Pearson, i,,,ooT,ri fv.;v.u nA I vive.or not. i week. She bring3 a full cargo of merchandise and" provisions. ivi iwe yuuais, tweiujr iinju.ou.nv v xuvu j ou"v james Davis, John Andrews, John Appleton, and a large list of passengers. after it we send the old proverb, " a fool and his John Maxey, . VESSELS IN PORT. NOV. 27. W. E. Cuttrell & Peterson, Geo. Hills, Oranges are said to be plenty in the FREIGHTS. A large number of whalers are bound home, money are soon parted." G. T. Matthews, J. R. Bond, district B. M. Ship Havannah, narvey. , - and take considerable oil and tone on freight. The Pampero II. A. G. Jones & Co., John Whitelow, II. I. M.'a corvettte Embuscade, Gizolme. We will not attempt to estimate the loss the king- will sail In two weeks. The John (Jilpin and Gladiator, we under V. Chancerel, Arthur Peatt, the best raised upon the islands. One Am clipper sh John Gilpin, Ring, loading oil and bone for U.S. dom might by the withdrawal of so much la- George per order. hundred th ht sustain Friel. J. For, stand, are engaged full rate3 7c (a) 8c and primage. Br. bk Cynthia, for or charter. G. W. Iloughtailing, II. II. W. Berkenbusch, sand could probably be collected within a Am. clipper ship Pampero, Coggins, loading oil. bor from its proper channel where it is just now so few day MONEY. There has been an active demand for whalers' bills George W. Norton. Louis Ilembrez, 10 at' to of 50,000 or Am. sh Gladiator, Whitfield, loading oil. soldiers, had war C. Hussey, L. about per thousand. during the week, and owing the imiortation J Am bk Merrimac, Rice. needed, to fill up the ranks of the E. F. Jones, $G0,000 in coin from San Francisco for inrestnient, the rate has - II. Dreyfous, Am bg L. P. Foster, Moore, soon for San Francisco. scheme been fully earned out, nor the cost of print- E. Hoffmann, 2nd Our merchants will notice ""tVe quote 10 per cent. Bremen sh.Post, Wiegard, " IIT the card of C r rapidly fallen. at " ing the official and unofficial documents designed to L. H. Mandeibaum,JJn E. Hoffschlaeger & Stapenhorst, SZT We invite attention to the full and interesting letter from whalers. Henry Dimond, xrooKs, xsq., oi can rrancisco. eare ready bring the measure about. We are willing to let it go sanTuei'wson, T. Waterhouse. t0 our San Francisco correspondent, to which we give up the most Ships Alice Mandell, Dennis. Bark George. J. vouch that any orders entrusted to Mr. B. rm of our space usuaDy de voted to this department , Speedwell, Gibbs. Delta, Dubay. and hold our peace, if the experienos gained will pre-- Wm. Wond, W. N. Ladd, Ocean, Norton. Ship Charles 'Carroll. F. Holeke, faithfully attended to. Montreal, Gray. " Syren Queen, Phillips. vent the like folly in future. But tho money the bird B. Harder' J. Isaacs, OUR SJJt FRAX CISCO CORRESPOXDEyCi:. tt Arab, Grinnel!. Black Eagle, Edward once in hand, flown with the mai-- benefits which Burgess, A. Miller, Gillis. u Montauk, French. has Geo. Galloway, The Meeting of the Sailors Home Society fjIT The following was Gustav, Kuhlman, jj" on letter written to be forwarded by the Congress, Stranburg. u Henry Kneeland, might have been derived from :t. .13 at enough ofthat c. Fihiing, J. F. Anderson, Monday evening last was fully attended, ship Onward, which touched off our port on the 12th, but was Magnolia, Cox. Brig Victoria, Corsen. Thomas King, and wa$ for the-presen-t. w!CRiinan, brought by the rainier J John Wells, Besse. Brig Hawaii, Cook. S I. N. West, addressed by Mr. Gregg, Dr. Lathrop and other Gibbs, ad-- Adeline Pomeroy. Ship Francis Henrietta, Drew. "We scarcely believe that any of .tlis Majesty's Francis Spencer, W. T. Rye, Dr L. subscribed $100 at the meeting toward San Yrasctsco, Oct. 30th, 1S53. Cambria, Tease. " Com. Preble, Prentice. . . . . George Clark. John Russell, cance- be hardy enougn to again attempt... a re-- T A ' Pacific, SnelL Fr. Couppey. viserswill lling BzarSih: Since the sailing of the Gladiator and Robin sh Pallas, n1v. F. Molteno, the debt. The amount raised was $175. he India, Long. Ship Florida, Williams. yival of this military foolery unde:r the present ap C. H. Daly, James Collins, Hood, we have been without departures for your port. The Omega, Sanborn. Alice, Penny, G. C. McLean, D. P. True, Home we understand is crowded to its utmost capacity Ellenila arrived Oct. 13, in 20 da3's, and the F. Palmer on the Janus, Winslow. Barks, Vernon, Gardner. propriation bill, or in fact under any bill in future. C. P. Turner, George Graham, nearly one hundred persons being daily accomniodal 25th, after a fine run of 16 days. We look for the Fanny Major Thos Nye, Smith. United States, Holmes. We certainly have had costly experience of the merits A. Doench, S. C. IT ill man, 10 Abram Barker, Barker. Black Warrior, Tibbett. G. Buhle & Co., J. W. Smith, ted at it. In about days. The arrivals from New York since our ill-balan- ced last Electra, Brown. Eugene, L'endleton. of this institution, as well as tlie abili 33. F. Kelt, Stephen Gould, have been: George and Mary, Walker. Ships, Lewis, Nye. O. McDonna, Philip Dickerson, Hawaiian This Phenix, Williams. Warren, Wilcox. ties of its enterprising projector. T. M. Smith & Co., T. N. Green, Rotal Theater. Theater hy Clipper Sh Onward, Luce, 15S ds fm New York. been well " Romance of the Seas, Heury, 113 " Chas I'helps, Lawton. Chan. Trice, Holcomb. The whole military scheme, from beginning, to end, John McCoigan, W. F. Allen, patronized during the past week, and th - Wm. Badger, Braley. C. Kate Hooper, Jackson, 132 " Seine, Landre. A. Campbell, 8. Allen, pieces brought forward have 9 N. G. Perkins. St. George, Dias. has been an insult to the good sen3e of our people, J. J. Bischoff, E. C. Fountain, given general satisfac. Our latest advices from Hong Kong are to Aug. 25th by bark Ocar, Cross, Rebecca Sims, Gavitt. who are, and have ever been ready to stand by and Thomas Neille, James Steward, tion. Last Thursday evening Miss Louise Graves Ceres, which arrived here after a passage of 54 days. The sea- Phillip 1st, Sisson. ecu. ruei, isciiivtuuecK. William Muun, D. P. Penhallow, Roman 2ud, Blackmer. Ship, Maria Theresa, Davis. and defend their sovereign in any threatened danger A. S. Grinbaum, B. F. Ehlers, took a benefit, and was favored by an overflowiBg son had been very wet, much of the country overflowed, and the Wavcrly, West. I'ocahontas, Butler. to" the peace of the country. Voluntary military or-- J. C. Jones, II. Bischoff, house, ma ny being unable to obtain entrance. T- usual cry of damage to the rice crop. Marengo, Skinner. fcpleudid, Smith. nenry Allen, W. Sumner. California, Manchester. rrnn?Tftinns"nvA tli fttvnn rect rp!!nnfii ffhT (mrom.. onight a good bill is offered, and on Thursday From New York. We have dates to Oct. 6. We learn of the e""" - - - j., u.u Comment on the above is altogether unnecessary. next continued depression in California freights. The vessel on the ment can desire; and these it should seek to encour- Mr. CKingsland, a very clever and deserving actor berth in Sutton's Line has been forced to lay over, it being im- Coasters in Port. age and sustain, which it has never yet done to the -- takes a benefit. He deserves a bumper. possible to fill on NOTES OF THE WEEK. her her sailing day, as advertised. This is said Sch Kekauluohi, soon for Kona. to be the first time this has occurred degree that it should have done, but has left them to in several years. " Kamamalu, soon for Hilo. Loss Whaleship Naijticon Bed-for- 44 Burglary. The residence of Geo. E. Graves, Esq., of the of Xew d. The election news, brought by this steamer gave great impetus Sally, Fountaine, soon for Kauai. sustain themselves. Two nobler or more patriotic 44 Mary, for We regret to have to record the loss, at tha and encouragement to the Republican rarty, and it caused a Berrill, Kawaihae. companies than the Cavalry and Guards never exist- was entered on Friday Evening last, and valuable rapid advance in to entrance of this harbor on the 21th, of the Fremont stock. ed in any country ; but these have been allowed to jewelry stolen the amount of $125. Mr. G. has American The ship Horatio is now loading for New York, in Moore &; Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports. offered a reward of $25. whaleship. Nauticon, Capt. Luce. It had been blor. Folgcr's shift for themselves, barely iacognized by the Gov Line, and the Flying Cloud has been chartered to suc- ing fresh from the south for several days, preventing ceed her. Am ship Raduga was to leave Boston about Oct. 25, with ernment, while tens of thousands have been wasted The store of Mr. Waterhouse in Nuuanu cargo maze Another. the departure of several vessels which were ready for We have lately had a few showers, the forerunners of our tor Honolulu, to C. Brewer. on useless soldiery. Am clipper ship Romance of the Seas will touch off thi3 port. Valley was entered on Tuesday night and robbed, to On so S. rainy season. The want water is dis- sea. the 24th the wind hauled round P. of much felt in the mining enquiring ior ireignt was 10 leave can jrrancisco auout rov. Since it is found to be legal for the Privy Council tricts, but the yield gold what amount is as yet uncertain. Mr. Waterhouse and the whaleship Sarah was successfully taken out of continues heavy owing to the many loth. to dispense with the appropriations for the military, Improvements in working the claims. Shipments to New York Am clipper shin B. F. Hixie was to sail for Honolulu about thinks that it is the work of Chinese coolies3 as he about noon with the steam tug, which Nov. 20, from San Francisco, for returned and continue over two millions each steamer, 4 freisht. as well as the public works for which the Legislature or millions per month. American clipper bark Fanny Major, to sail fm S.Francisco, was informed a day or two since that they intended took the JVauticon, while several other ships, the Ja Up to present the time the jobbers have had little fal -- ov. zu, uue nere juec. s. seemed so earnest to provide, so, by parity of rea- but aooui to rob one of his stores in town, and extra precautions son, Lancaster &c, were waiting their turn. Whea trade, and their sales are far below fa- Bremen brig Kauai was to sail frm Bremen part Sept. j their expectations. The latter of soning, the same principle will extend through the were taken against any attempt. The Chinaman that vorable news from the East, of a cessation of shipments with cargo merchandise to Housclilager and Stapenhorst. near the bar, the wind suddenly hauled to the south to this Am clipper Messenger 21, whole bill ; and" we shall not forget to remind port, eflVct bark Bird, sailed from Boston,July them, gave the information to him was beaten by some has had the to add firmness to several staples and with cargo maze to li. . i ield. and blew a squall, when the sea commenced rolling holders evince less willingness to from from time to time, where their services can be advan others Of countrymen for so. We sell at ruling rates. Br. bk. Gambia, London, via Tahiti, sailed April 6. his doing under- in heavily. The tow-bo- at which has brought in be- We quote the following as present rates now tageously employed. We do not wish it to be under- - ruling: stand that there has been a reduction of the number fore, three ships at once, was found unable to tow her COFFEE Market firm, Stock in jobbers' hands moderate. IMPORTS. stood, however, that we approve of the principle or 0f policemen in Honolulu. This' should not be. The Sales of 12,000 lbs Hawaiian (a) 14 through the heavy cross sea breaking on the bar, the c. practice of an inferior branch of government, with force never been too strong. rULU Upholsters well supplied from former importations. has If there is not wind blowing a squall at the time directly from the Bk Frances Palmer, fm San Francisco 217 C3 mdze, SO cs undefined authority, interfering with the definite pre-- money enough in the treasury to pay Worth 12 c. peaches, i dxs specie, 1 pkge specie, 5 cs shoes, 4 bxs sugar, 2J all, bein in the sea. Before the ship could be brought about to re- PROVISIONS A better feeling exists, with n increased de- csk brandy, 116 bbls pork, 197 bbls beef, 3 cs tea. 200 cs bread, rogatives of the Legislature ; but as such interference right quarter and reduce the expenses where such i-- n tins crackers, a norses anu 'Z ponies, 1 px ice. turn into the harbor, she struck on the "middle mand for Pork, Beef and Hams. Butter 30 (a) 32 c. has transpired, and will doubtloss happen again, in reduction will be least felt by the public, though it (a) ground,' where the heavy sea and wind soon made CHEESE Sales of 3000 tins 14 fa) 15J c. half-employ- spite of us, we propose to lena our influence to make may touch the pockets of ed officials. LARD Tleli by PASSENGERS. her unmanageable. She bilged, and all the efforts of Speculators, last sales ia tins 24 (a) 25 c. it as little injurious as possible, and also prevent, if SUGAR Raw, has suffered a decline. No. 1 Salts of China - the steamer and the boats from the two men of war From Sam Francisco Per Frances Palmer. F. E. mav be.- , disonranizincr from beino- a'OTATOES. e nave received irom Air. oi (3) 8 j c. Crushed in Bbls. 15 c. Halves, 15 c. The estimated rrime it this u A.tractice o uuainot stock E. F. Hall, Jr., A. McKibben, A. Benson, V. Provost and Lady, very potatoes. were unable to save her. In order to save her hull on hand is 14,000 bbls., or 4 months consumption, and is P. G. drawn into a precedence for the guidance of wiser Lahaina, a bag of superior Lahaina there Sewell, R. Quiseubum, R. R. Bonsell, Mrs. Wm. Phillips, and cargo, her masts were cut away before dark, and on the way about 4,000 bbls. or sufficient for one month more. emmren ana servant, Mrs. Jf . Drew and child, vt. K. Cont-- (it is to be hoped) ministers than the present, should sweet potatoes have always ranked among the finest Holders in this article are very firm. The sugar refiiery about stock, G. Raphael, A. Miller, C. Metzer, John Smith. G. Baker, to be" on these we a contract was made with the Governor to wreck her. u. lying, may ana cnmi, Dunbar, A. Kowe . any such ever take their scats at the King's Council. had islands, and understand that being started here is it. J. and Iailv, She had on board 2,300 bbls. oil, 10,000 lbs bone and nearly completed, every thing necessary to rankhn, J. Brewer. L. Bell, C. Shultz, A. Beck, A. Heidlenger, However, the late sign of returning good sense mani for use at sea, they are found to keep better than any Its completion being on the ground. t. Artuur, Jinier, j. Lynch, 11. Tounner, A. Blowers, was bound home. Nearly cargo will be sav others. . all her RICE Sales of 6000 mats ex Comet, No. 2, China (3) James McCormick, Wm. Thompson, L. Corkill, Ahlo, II. R. fested in the King's Council Ave hail with delight, and 5. Hollister,' Mrs. Stott. ed from her, as the day following the disaster wag u 2GC6mats ex Ceres, (a) 6J. No. 1, small confidently predict the approaching end of the mili Rowe's Pioneer Circus arrived last Saturday in calm, and allowed the wreckers to work to advantage. We have received by the last three arrivals from China 2G,-S- 70 tary incubus which has weighed us nigh unto death the Frances Palmer from San Francisco. The com- - mats rice. DIED well-kno- The vessel was valued at $2c,000 and her cargo at Sales 6.. Wc have time now only to observe that wc shall keep Pany consists of a large and wn troupe of POLAR OIIj None in first hands. Small from jNov. $G5,000. The vessel the parcel second iu this city, 2o, John Henrt, infant son of J. Bertel- - eye on the public improvements performers, and ten horses. 1 hey have taken the lot and cargo are insured in hands sold at 80 (3) 85 c. Also 2000 galls, refined $1 Four mann, i.sq., aged 10 months. a vigilant as they 12. building formerly occupied by Lee and Mar- - United States. whale ships and four whaling brigs are due here during the com- progress, remembering that the same genius directs ana ing three months, which will doubtless fully supply our market PLACES OP WORSHIP. them that has led our happy country to such military shall's Circus, corner of Nuuanu and Beretania for home consumption. For the P. C. Advertiser. SEAMEN'S renown, that our posterity will point to it as the streets. This is the' second or third visit that Mr. J. SALT supplied BETHEL Rev. S. C. Damon Chaplain King TtO Market well with inferior Dualities. Sales of street, near the Sailors' Home. Preaching: on Sundays at brightest page in Hawaiian history. A. Rowe has made to Honolulu, and we believe he ofship Alexander Coffin of Xcw Hertford. 750 tons China (a) 11 A. M. salt $G 75 per ton. and P. M. Seats free. Sabbath School after has the reputation of standing unrivalled in his art. Honolulu, Nov. 20, ISoG. COAL The cargo of Anthracite ex. Sch. D. L.. Clinch from the morninjy services. FORT STREET Services present Pear Sir: In accordance with your request I New London, sold at $15 50 per ton. CIIURCn at in the Court 23?" A public journal is supposed to be established to House, up stairs Rev. D. Stronsr, Pastor. weather-indicate- to-c- iw J. Preaching Koxa Storm. The d a when now proceed yo to-d- ay storm sbrf xmblkatian-- POTATOES Sales 500 sacks at 2 (a) 3 c. on Sundays at 11 A. 31. and P. 31. Seat3 Sab- promote the public welfare its aim should ever be to 7i free. wc went.to press last week, and it blew fresh from paper, the particulars of the loss of ship ilexandcr LUMBER Trade brisk, Redwood Boards jobbing (3 $30. Or- bath School meets at 10 A. 31. seek the greatest good of the greatest number. egon Tlank (a) S2G. Redwood shingles jobbing at METHODIST CHURCH Nuuanu avenue, corner of Tutui Southward from Friday till Monday night, when rain Coffin, lately under my command. $5. street Rev. Wm. S. Turner, Pastor. Preaching every Though established by individual enterprise, it looks TERPENTINE Lot of 107 cases ex F. Palmer (a) $ Sunday at 11 A. 31. and 71 P. 31. Seats free. Sabbath fell in torrents. During Monday it was very squally We sailed froin New Bedford 21st Sept., 1854. POWDER 200 kegs (a) School meets at 10 A. 31. to ths public for its support If it aims to defend the blasting $5. and rough on the water, but at night the wind went During the season of 1855 cruised in the Ochobk WHISKEY Slight improvement. KING'S CHAPEL King street, above the Palace Rev. E. W. right, to support truth, to frown on evil and im Clark Pastor. Pulpit supplied at present by Rev. down. Sea and took 1500 bbls oil. After recruiting La- RAISINS Nearly well-bei- at all controlled by one party. Good layer 3Iessrs. Armstrong and Bishop. Services, in Hawaiian morality so far as they affect the ng of the $7 00. every 9 Favors. Our thanks are due to J. "W. Sullivan haina in the fall we again sailed for the Ochotsk. Sunday at A. 31. ami a P. 31. body politic, it deserves the cordial support of every Since writing you the Commission House of G. B. Post & Co. CATHOLIC CHURCH Fort street, near Berotania under the and Noisy Carriers Kail, C. W. Brooks and Dr. B. F. About the 10th July, 1856, while lying at anchor 75 charge of Rt. Rev. Bishop Malgret, peace and have filed their petition on ISth of Oct. for a release from assisted by Abbe lover of the prosperity of the community. the their Modestc. Services every Sunday at 10 A. 31. and 2 P. 31. ITardy for favors by the Palmer. miles south of Ayan, engaged in taking oil, verv bal debts, by taking the benefit of the Bankrupt On the other hand if it becomes the tool of a party, Act. In their sched- S3IIT1US CHURCH Beretania street, near Nuuanu street weather came on, and the ice closed in upon the ship. ules the firm's liabilities are set down at $57,815, while their Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor. Services, ir Hawaiian, every the mouth-piec- e of an official, or the open advocate of From France. We learn that several letters from Tidnal are $11,000. Sunday at 10 A. 31. and 21 P. 31. Got underway, and after many hard knocks and with Their assets foot up at $63,089. About $10,-00- 0 the grossest immoralities, it should equally be the France were received by the last mail, representing of their liabilities Is due to parties out of the City great difficulty managed to drive the ship through and State. duty of every good citizen to withdraw from its sup- Marion The house of G. B. Post & Co. has been the leading California PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. that Landais late Chancellor of the French into clear water. The ship now commenced to leak house in the Sandwich Islands business, iu which it has been en- port. Consulate at Honolulu, arrived at Havre in July. ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATER Corner very badly about the bows, where she had come ia gaged for the last six years. They were the first to establish a of Hotel and Alakea The position of a public journalist is a peculiar one. He was not there in conformity with streets 3Iessrs. Graves & Wilder 3Ianagers. Perform- arrested orders contact with the ice.' After partially stopping tie regular line of mail packets between this port and Honolulu, and ance, every nicrht in each is his to notice and comment on transmitted from these islands, he found very week. It right public affairs but off to concluded the first postal arrangement for the regular convey- ROWE'S PIONEER CIRCUS Corner of Nuunnu and Hotel leak we put Ayan for repairs, where, after an streets (Messr?. Rowe and public men, in short, on everything transpiring grave charges to answer at the Department ofForeign ance of the maiLs, since which letters from New York have reach- and Smith, Proprietors. Perform- examination, the nature of her damages were found to ances every evening. in the country ; but it is equally his duty to avoid Affairs at Paris. ed Honolulu on an average of little over 40 days. Their busi- be such that they could not be repaired at that port ness with the Islands in past years has very personalities, where unprovoked. But on the other We hear that the chief of these charges was too been large, and also in consequence of the want of ship carpenters and the profitable, and their present failure is not owing to any diminu- THS hand, when the acts or the character of a person be-- much association with Americans, and a systematic PACIFIC proper facilities for heaving down a ship. Having tem- tion in the resources ivf the Hawaiian Islands. Their principal comes public, he places himself in a position to call betrayal of secrets of state, in the custody of the French losses are as follows, the past year: porarily stopped the leak at Ayan r.us considered Commercial Advertiser. for public criticism on him. For instance, when a legation, to them and especially to the American it Depreciation in vessels, $14,834 31 best to put away for the Sandwich Islands, and we man appears in court as prosecutor or defendant, his Commissioner, who is accused upon official represen- - Loss on goods, shipments, &c, 17,000 00 case becomes proper one for public accordingly sailed on the 1st Aug. On the Pth Aug. 44 TIIURSDA F, NOVEMBER 27. a comment. So tations, dated at Honolulu, of being a dangerous man by bad debts, &c, 14,000 00 we made Palmer shore, one On The Government, as we arc informed, have within also when a person appears in print, he invites public and an inveterate enemy of Frenchmen. of the Kurile Islands. $58,433 03 the morning of the 10th were quite handy to "Fifty a few days discharged its army, retaining only a small commenton what he has to say. An investigation of the chartres airainst M. Lfmd.a? Their assets comprise two ranches one in Stanislaus county, Uic south bearin- - company issue, on -- enJ of Paromasure of 25,000 acres, and another of 12,000. The of thirty soldiers to protect the town during In our last in remarking the amusements and others has been ordered, we areinformed, and it PS6" balance consists E. A S. by two compasses and Monkanrush bear principally ia notes and open acc'ts. G. B. Post retains a house the shipping season, well as the whole kingdom of Honolulu we took occasion to say, in the most un is said that the Commander of the Corvette L' Em- ing S. S. E. ship steering S. E. by E. E. These and lot for a homestead in this city. against " ullibustcrs." This is doubtless a profound offending manner that the English language is capa- buscade is charged with such investigation. it is The 21th of Nov. has been If were the bearings at 10 A. M. when shut set by the Court to appoint a re- stroke of policy, and when we remember the scenes of ble of, that we had a circus hero last year, but the so, we hope that in justice to all he will be through a heavy fog ceiver who will settle up the affairs of the house. Ti'J all in.' We now ran this course unCl M, then the fall of 1852 and the endless bugbears about filibus- hotel keepers petitioned the Legislature against it. in his enquiries, sparing no one, past 2 P. proceedings are stayed. Various opinions prevail regarding the but endeavoring to ; busi- and then luffed E. S. E. At past 4 P. M. luffed E. probable dividend, some have placed it at from 50 to 60 cts ters which are annually to be found in certain official We merely stated the truth it was our own discover all the truth, whoever it may effect, seeking in 12 by S. Kept on this course until 9 T. M. the to 15 months. documents, wo are inclined to think it must have ness to know what proof we had. But up starts Sir out every source of facts, and reporting whatever when he ship on I have endeavored to persuade Capt. Luce to take the V. Y. originated with that eminent member Roger de Coverley and accuses this journal of false struck Monkanrush by which we found that mail of Sept. 20, which has laid of Government a may hear. here since Oct 14, awaiting con- the- - current must have taken the ship at least 15 veyance, but as there is no certainty of his stopping, he decline" who on a former occasion modestly claimed some statement. We are bound as public journalists to de- - Should it be found that the American Commis-- taking . now it. credit to himself for 4 fend miles directly out of her proper course. The ship The Frances will for the wise prevision" which our word and show our proof, and we therefore sioner has descended to the degradation of making a ralmer sail your port on the 6th Nov., commenced thumping heavily and we could discover and may take down our Presidential choice. The Vaquero will saved the country from anarchy and ru'n. Our sus- give the petition alluded to with the names attached, tool of French agents, he has been widely itray in probably succeed her, but it is somewhat uncertain. picions arise from the no land excepting rocks immediately under her bows. Yours very truly, c. W. B. statesmanlike consistency in In order that the whole story may appear together we latitude, and he will receive our most unqualified We now got lee- expending $20,000 since April 1st, and $40,030 the give also the communication in the"Polynesian on out the boats and anchored them to the censure. However much we respect him, he will not ward while part of the crew and year previous for military purposes, and now subject, simply remained on board LATEST DATES, received at this Office. in the remarking that we have too good an escape severe condemnation in such a case, ne owes commenced heaving overboard cargo in order to get midst of a heavy shipping season, our defenceless opinion of the hotel keepers, as a class, to believe that it to himself to vindicate his conduct, if he is able, at the provisions. In a short time the ship fell over community are left to take care themselves. they would so mucn we couia no longer hatch- San Francisco Nov. 7 Paris -- Sept. 12 of That, have allowed the statement to have been and as an independent press, we call upon him to do tnai work at the G. - 15 ways, and we then set about securing ia Panama, N. Oct. Hongkong - Aug. 15 by way of parenthesis, wc believe the community can thus made.- - - our clothes -- " in the plainest and most direct terms. New York, " 6 S. , it order to be ready for a start P, M., Sydney, N. W. June 13 . , To the Editor of the Polynesian. at daylight At 2 Loodou- - - - Sept. 13 Tahiti - do provided no warlike officiousness with its pikes and July 10 Sir : Through your columns we beg to say, the ship was striking so heavily that it became app- ambulances," is interposed between them and our that Decision in Admiralty. A very important decis- arent to all that she would soon go to pieces, unless Ships Mails. good visitors. After all, this grave measure, perhaps, the statement of Mr. hitiey, in hi3 editorial, about ion was made on Tuesday last by Judge Lee in the some means were taken to relieve her. According! a certain petition sent to the mast may be only one of those freaks of military dalliance Legislature by the case of Capt. Williams vs. the owners of ship gave orders to cut away the . fore and mizzen Tor Sas Fbaxcisco, about Dec. 4 or 5. 44 day- to-da- hotel which eased very she At For Lahaijia, per , y. for which keepers" against the renewal of the circus W. her much and righted. the head of that department so often mani- Phmnix. Capt took charge of the Phanix last dis- For Hilo, per --, to-da- y. license, is untrue 1 we are sorry to light three boats pulled around the island and Tor fests a penchant. Before his ambition took marshal and notice in the fall at this por for the remainder of the voyage, with Kosa, Hawaii, per Kekauluohi, Saturday. same article many assertions of the same kind. covered a landing place about.4 miles from the wreck, For Kacai, per Sally, one-fiftee- nth gs wings, he wa3 wont to maintain, very wisely as we Respectfully yours, the agreement to receive of the catch-in- where they landed what provisions, &c, they had and had thought, that our weakness was our "defence. And The Hotel Keepers, pr. J. M. and one dollar per barrel extra on the sperm oil returned to the wreck at 9 A. M By this time PORT OF now, since the attempt to establish and maintain an Honolulu, Nov. 21, 1856. taken. ',The owners sent out Capt. Pendleton, (the succeeded in securing considerable provisions, lug- HONOLULU, H. I. some necessary The weather army proved a. gage, and other articles. has failure, and what is more, our THS HtTtBLE Petitios THE USDERSlGXro RlSPrCTFrXLT former master of the ship) to supercede Cap. Wil energy ARRIVALS. of now became fine, and we devoted our entire weakness is infinitely more watery than was ever sus- SlIEWETH : liams and continue the voyage. The suit was brought to the purpose of floating the ship ; and after clearing arrived, see Skipping List on pected, the world is astounded at the stratagetical That, ve merchants, and hotel keepers. &c. of TTonolnin bv Cirtf. W. rpcnrw "hs Tvwlnn f onn an away the wreck of spars, getting out anchors, an th page.") - ' have been greatly injured in our business by th establishment y . joy, maneuver of laying down arms in the sight of the of a Circus in Honolulu. We beg to remind the Legislature L,i:ccr(linS to tJP agreement. After a full review of the lightening her, we succeeded, to our great that clearing her from the rocks. Our difficulties, how- Nor. 19 An sh Splendid, Smitl, COO wh. 1000 hro very enemy that was used to conjure Ibera into exis- Mrily of the aimiralty 20 Haw-sc- h ever, were by no ended. Wc lay almost 3Iaria, ilolteno, fm Maui, tence, we mcan3 20 Haw Xh Alice fra Soaa, Hawaii. and exclaiming, "we surrender and trust to hopes, have been, and are likely, under present ciraim- - courts of thL, Kingdom. Chief Justice Lee decided helpless wreck, with only a part of the mainmast 21 Am wh bk Endeavor, Horsley, " the fm Ochotsk your generosity." one-fiftee- nth from - SKffSrS'S entitled to of standing. Wc were only a short half mile 555 wh, 7000 bemv ""?" much ." "r Sixty thousand (w inch they would expend with season S rocks very . 21 Haw sck 3Iary, Bc.Till, fm Kawaihae. hard dollars of the people's money, otherwise the merchants.) by a this catch, as he nerved for. and one dollar with the ship leaking badly and traveling Circus. , . t , , 22 Am wh sh Sheffield, Green, fm Hilo, 60 sp, 1000 wh. according to our computation, has'gone SrWS5JSSl DarreA OH strained. We now sent the hoats to "the island out of the We would ur--e nnon Honorable nouse a P CXtra Sperm Oil, which amounts to 22 Am bk Delaware, Roman, wh-150- the that cire tC h fm Ochotsk, 1000 00 bring back, the provisions and luggage which bone. treasury, during the past twenty months, to decorate only f 5 per night license, while the hotel keepers pav 1000 ner ninetv barrels ; making Capt. 'William's allowance 23 Haw "ij,iuiu j uu. m, iue revenue ucrncuirum h traveling circu3Uoes been landed there, and commenced securing for jarj Kamoi, Chadwick, fm Lahaina. a hobby upon which to air thf; popularity of one per- compensate one hundred 24 Haw sch Kiaoole, fin Kona, and John Young, Tahcr, pt for the injury done to trade, or the money which barrels polar oil, six barrels sperm oil, masts the spars which had been cut away. We 17 fm Kauci. son. And is that all? No. One Legislature after is taken out of the conntrv by such an establishment i ami th about one thousand six hundred pounds bone, and engaged at this work during the 12th, and at 3 25--Ha- the fall & , w sth Sally, Fountaine, 8 d3 fm Kauai. last season, Messrs. Lee Marshall of the National Cir- wrangling many thousand dollars, could net consci- cus, for the sum of $150, paid as licences, took away, $90 extra on the sperm oil. There canbe no doubt o'clock on the morning of the I3th, tle wind beutf 20 Brem v3i sh Republic, Austin, 830 wh, lOOUi bone. during the Ochctsk 26 Ara wh South entiously two months of brisk busiuess, the most of the trade of eighteen that the decision is a just one, as Capt. W. has been from the Eastward, we stood back into the sh Roeton, Randolph. bring themselves into military line so as publicans, paying per annum, 26 Chilean bgr Estine, fm TaJitL .." over $19,000 and that of the mer- removed without any other, reason than the orders of Sea, having determined to run back td Ayan. H to salute this hebby with becoming munificence, and chants and others who pay as much or even more, making a contra-distincti- on the owners. The case will no doubt establish a pre- the wind been from a contrary direction should were eut home with a flea. total in to Messrs. Lee & Marshall of about he Another Legislature at , .. .. Kingdom. , thfc experien- DiiPARTURES. $3vS,000...... cedent for this put away for Sandwich Islands! After great expense was assembled, that could and did do In conclusion, we beg to state that many of our Chinese, and cing very bad weather for twenty days- - we even native TTft Nor. 23 Wn eh SOth, Swift, to cruise. the thing as was desired. servants, are so infatuated with this kind of exhibi- We notice our friends, Mr. T..T. Dougherty Ayan. Here a survey was called and the ship 24 Sch Under the improved mil- tion that tliey absent themselves from our employment on every Liholiho, Thurston, for Hilo, and Maria for La- - night and Mr. N, L. Ingols, have taken an office in condemned sold $300- - The - hama, and Hftalilio itary system of electioneering adopted Leg- of iKirfonuan and will even steal from us rather than the and at public auction for for Hawaii. last fall, a forego the building lately occupied by Messrs. R. Coady & -- amusements of the circus. That the circus presents Co.; oil was shipped xips Rebecca W,h 6u yH2 danis Haves, . by the JJetacom, Sjs - - Hrm cruise home. islature ?ras chosen" that was thought to come up to no redeeming qualities to compensate for the" injury done to the ship; . v;hoh1TlrIlowL,nt1' r Tahiti. and bark Alice, au l; the whalebone by .Mtt" - - T3lor. country an it neither Ltoroves the morals or education of the linclnnoo i U... AZ,it - 26 Am Morrison, Pease, for New the progressive spirit of the age; they toot i: '1 ' - Bedford. but proved inhabitants ; - "Cr kar. . T 23 Am sh Henry Kneeland, to ctoise. but on the contrary, the money is takeout of the ?r7'Ml X' "Vt m refractory, and much drilling, "expcjaiiiijg country, and consequently impoverishes i something in that way, WC doubt not Tom- came to Honolulu with Capt. . Franklin Cross 26 Haw sch Kamoi, for lahaina, KaaajnaJa for Hilo. after and it. - I for , Therefore, we, who are interested in.the prosperity of this m7 nd Nat will satisfy any of our friends who may the bark Oscar. Mr. Booker the 1st officer came and Rialto Kauai. many thousands dollars more, they finally came up to country, ; respectfully pray that either a circus may bs obliged t3 4 send their favors. I with dpt. Sam. B. Gavitt in ship Rebecca Sims. To these gentlemen in particular ttc would return our departed kindred ? Who will altogether despise the -- one in. its unity and inseparable in its associa- & ATJOTIOUS. thanks for the many kindnesses which we have expe- hearth beside which he was fondled in a mother's tions, the union of the States in perpetuity, this be SO WE CO.'S rienced at their hands. arms? the thought, and this the steadfast purpose of every BY A. P. EVERETT . .1 am, Sir, your ob't servant, "Breathes there the man with soul so dead, American citizen ! - Isaiah Pukrixqton. Who never to himself hath said, In behalf of you, fellow citizens on shore, I feel au- ON PALAMA f This is my own, my native land ? LOTS AT AUCTION thorized to welcome you of the sea to visit these 5? On THURSDAY, 27th day of November, at 12 o'clock, IVhese heart bath ne'er within him burned, halls Mb. Editor : :Can you inform your readers what as your convenience may dictate, to avail yourselves uoon, by order of James i B. Marshall, Esq., Assignee As home his footsteps he hath turned, ""of Robert G. Davis, will be sold : wandering on foreign ! of the advantages information and amuse- on earth the long wordy editorial which appears in From a strand of rational The undivided half of two Lots of Land at Kumuhahane, ment here to cultivate with whom S56-10-U acres J and one cbnfctiu-iu-g last Polynesian is about, and what the Editor is provided, all you Palama ; one containing about the " If such there breathe, go miirk him well, meet the spirit of friendship, and above all to about 7 acres. ? For no minstrel raptures swell, above-name- Land UnumU aiming at He says, " Were the high sounding, and him cherish an love for the glorious The d lauds are an award of the High though his titles, proud his name, ardent stars and G. & Wm. II. Davis. For Plans, &c. apply tor some empty names arbitrarily bestowed stripes which nationality. skn to Robert in instances Boundless his wealth as wish can claim ; represent our 0--2t A. P. EVERETT, Auctioneer. impressions or to give lustre to Despite those titles, power and self, I wish your cruises successful to the utmost limits to create false abroad, The wretch concentered all iu pelf, in- of expectation, and a final return to your families and CYNTHIA FOR SALE. a small work-a-da- y Court, there would be little Living, shall forfeit fair renown, BARK doubly go friends, with full cargoes, satisfied owners, and happy On THURSDAY, Nov. 27th, at 11 o'clock, A. M., wilt ' And dying, shall dovra of deed to say in defence of such toying. To the vile dust from whence he sprung, consciencies. be sold, at lMiblic auction, (unless previously disposed wind irt at private ?ale) the bark "CYNTHIA," of the burden to know " what is in the ?" Unwept, unhonored and unsung." 44 Now I should like of about 300 tons, English measurement. The Cynthia has Government Organ" respect fir3t rate vessel,-am- i is the sapient Editor of the " Americans have quite as much reason to love their FOREIGN NEWS. two new lower masts, and is in every a above extract, that such a well adapted to the whaling bosiuesa. For particular covertly insinuating in the country as any other people on the face of the earth, ! apply to A. T. EVERETT, ? Mail of October 6 0-- Arrival of the XcwYork 2t state of things exists in Honolulu or has the Editor and they are not generally at all backwaixl in ex- PIONEER .CIRCUS Auctioneer pressing their sentiments. his backup a little, and is he slily poking his The fine packet Prances Palmer came in promptly This celebrated Company, after a series of the most brilliant AUCTION. got is sometimes charged we boast too success in California past season, have been induced, at the AT Office giving the incum-ba- nt It that much of 22d, a good passage 15 the On "27th day of November, Instant, at 12f nose into the Foreign and on the evening of the after of earnest solicitat ion of several of the citizens, to visit Honolulu, THURSDAY, the - ? our country and its institutions. If we have a boast- offer for auction, the- premises formerly does -- o'clock, I shall sale, at his magnificent foreign policy or gale, 15 and will give a series of their chaste and elegant Maun-ake- a dig for ing disposition, We came fairly days, considering the southerly and only days Vincent, &3 a dwelling house, ou a to call attention to the high sounding, by it in the way of occupied by Charles W. the Editor mean inheritance. Men of the Anglo Saxon race are unques- away from this port. Equestrian and Gymnastic Entertainments street, in Honolulu. They are convenient to business, and bombastic, puffy dispatches (worthy of a in the were built by Mr. Vincent, for his own use, of the best material, verbose, tionably inclined somewhat way, pe- almost wholly Iludibras or Don Quixote) which upon every that but it is a The American papers are taken up and in a substantial manner. There is a good well oa the lot. place in culiarity that they rarely boast without AMPHITHEATRE, for over and above $1,350, whicit eminatcs from the foreign office ? or substantial with politics, which of course loses its interest in a opposite the "Commercial Hotel," coinmeaciujr on WEDNES- The terms will be cash all possible occasion reason. Their pretensions are usually so well suppor- will be allowed to remain payable at six and twelve bwuUis, nonsense DAY evening, rov. 26, 1S50, and will continue every - is the Editor's fire pointed at the parade and ihc'f, great measure here. We find a few items of general with interest, if secured, to be paid to- the satisfaction of Asher ted they cannot reasonably be called in question. night until notice. - which is supposed to be necessary to surround further B. Bates, under whose direction the property is sold.- with it ? interest in our files. Som- 20-- 2t laced coat And why may not Americans boast If they wish Attached to the trouie is Wm. Franklin, the wonderful The title will be made perfect and unencumbered. , royalty, or to the fuss and feathers, and The Wm. T. ersault Equestrian young the great Backward UMer ; ? to do so they have ample material. They have a coun- Case of Wm. T. Coleman. trial of IIafael, minister By , a certain German 2-3- cocked hat performances of try whose advances in the career of greatness are un- Coleman, president of the Yigilance Committee, was Cael Miller and IIerr Metzek, tha justly celebrated Oa SATURDAY, Nov. at 10 o'clock, A. M.,at Sales Room, Brothers ; Joseph the unequalled Gymnastic Per- 22-- lt above enquiries you may possible Ma-oney- , Brewer, a General Assortment of Merchandise. answering the paralleled. The tonnage of its commercial marine is fixed to come off at New York, in the case of : Scenic ; oblige though coming from Europe, thinks former Joseph A. Kowe, the talented Equestrian John one, who at this moment in advance of that of any other nation. upon the 31st day of October. No new developments Smith, the original Delineator of the eccentricities of the Ameri- CARGO OF "lOST, a great deal of Simplicity. can Negro Master Julian, the Pigmy Artist ; D. Long, the SIIII The shipping of the civilized world is composed of had been made. n From Bremen and Havre, at Auctiou,on WEDNESDAY next, Mezzo ami Shaks-erea- Clown, with the female Equestrians 145,500, vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of 15,500,-00- 0. Mr. George Steers, the known clipper builder at December 21, at 10 o'clock, A. M., will be offered the entire cargo IUr. Editor : I observe a correspondence in the being thrown from his car- MRS. ROWE AND MISS SELEAXA LONG. of the ship Post, being one of the best selected cargoes ever Im- Of these vessels 48,500 are American, with a New York, was killed by the consisting of a splendid assortment of Minister of Foreign Eela-tio- ns All aided by the beautiful stud of Educated Horses ported into this market, last Polynesian between the tonnage of5,GGl,41G. Great Britain and her colo- riage, lie was the builder of the celebrated yacht Georgeous Housings, Trappings, and the suierior BAND, com- Clothing, Dry Goods, and other parties regarding surveys of our har- nies have 35,000 ships with a tonnage of 5,043,270. America. - : bining brass and string music. Hats, Boots and Shoes, given proper credit to Thus it appears that the commerce of the earth is The monster ship Great Republic has returned to Tho utmost care will be observed both in and out of the Circle Saddlery, .Groceries, &c, &c: has well-regulat- notice the Minister ed bor. I mainly in the hands of the Anglo Saxon More absence of two years, during to preserve that order and decorum so necessary iu 22-- lt modestly takes none to himself race. New York after an establishments. others while he very than ten and a half millions of all the tonage afloat which she has been employed by the French govern- al PRICKS OP : Circle, $1 50 ; Box, $1 , AUCTION. great services he has rendered to hydrograph-ic- is Crimea. On ADMISSION Dress REAL ESTATE AT for the their property. service to 0 ment for the transport the rit,-5- cents. On WEDNESDAY- - Jan. 14, 1857, at 12, M will be soil at and other sciences generally by the erection of a Our institutions confer a greater degree of individ- her last return trip from Sebastopol, she brought to Doors wi I open at 7, and the Entertainments in the Circle Auction, (unless previously disposed of at private sale) those hipxograffs on the weather reef. I am ual freedom than those of any other nation, with Marseilles over o000 infantry, besides her own crew will commence at a qarter to 8 o'clock. Valuable Premises opposite the Seamen's Chapel, knowu as the pair of marine TJT Private Boxes can be secured on application to G. W. Nicholson Stasd. The lot is large, and the Btand one of the' quite as much security of life and property. We have and a large corps of cooks, servants and waiters and 22-- informed that they were erected to use in surveying Baker, at the " Commercial Hotel." tf most valuable in Honolulu for a Wholesale and Retail trade. good-Dwellin- got rid of the old and absurd idea of regulating con- this, too, with her lower hold full of guns of great There is a Store 51 x 22 feet, one-and-a-h-alf storie9 a never suspected ATTEN- the harbor, but confess I should have science by law, being satisfied that it is properly an size, shells, baggage, and the necessary water and Honolulu Engine Co. No. 1 House 45 x IS I feet; a Work Shop tailoring or other' TION ! You are hereby notified to be at the En- fr utility. Capt Hull has doubtless availed him- affair between man and his Creator, sub- provisions. every port she has visited sho has purposes, an inexhaustible wi ll of water ; Carriage Iloose and their not a fit In gine House on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 20, at out-hous- es. i . i . . 1 1 Stalls for horses and various other ,nan-pa- si " f long-legg- ed assistance though he has ject of cognizance by the state. been thronged with people of all classes. iour precisely, inr me purpose ui uruu very Apply to CASTLE & COOKE, on the self of their u. Terms favorable. report, probably from The Hawaiian Government thanks to American The health of Dr. Kane, the distinguished Arctic JUft'ii UAUitn, i.creiary. premises, or at the upper Store near the Stone Church. neglected to mention it in his 12-4- m influences has imitated us in this respect, and stands explorer, is much impaired. He intends to take a ATTEN- - A. P. EVERETT, Auctioneer. been often interrogated Honolulu Eiixinc Co. Xo. 1. motives of delicacy. I have the second in the whole list of governments which do trip to Europe for the purpose of restoring it, and will TION ! A regular met ting of the Company wil rs to their object and cost, and as it was a public con- not arrogate the right of intermeddling in matters of leave this country on Wednesday next, the 8th inst. -- beUl at the Engine House on WEDNESDAY RY M. C MONSARRAT. . cern, thought it my duty to ascertain. After endless religious belief. Dr. Kane will find as many warm friends in Europe, fESbe'( Evening, Nov. 1st, at 7 o'clock. A full attendance and' I can only guess that it must is requested. JOSEPH O. CARTER, Sec'ry. DWELLING HOUSE AND BUILDING LOT search inquiry, I might go on in this strain of boasting, if such you among the admirers of his generous enthusiasm in AT have been an attempt to imitate one of those amphib- will call it, to a length which would exhaust your the service of humanity and of science, as he will fALRUS Tb'.ETII WANTED . Wanted Wal auction: to describe in his rus Teeth by On MONDAY next, Dccemlx r 1, 1856, at 12 o'clock, M., will ious insects which Gulliver forgot patience. Although am honored having home, wishing him a perfect restoration to 1 be positively sold at Public Auction, on the premises, that desir- I in been leave at 22-t- f L. II. ANT1ION. veritable book of travels. announced as one of the speakers of the occasion, health and all the happiness which should reward able RESIDENCE next tho corner of Punchbowl and Beretania out I present occupied by Mr. Graves and family. Since writing the above, I popped my head the came here more to listen than to talk. There are his acts of noble self devotion and generous sacrifice streets, at discovered one of the criters has The main House, a substantially built frame one, contains & window and that knowledge. W. good-size- being those present from the sea, who know how to utter to the cause of I. FIELD d Parlor, Dining and Bed Room, and the other building disappeared, probably from disgust at not sentiments, McKay, Esq., king of ship builders, called FOR, SALE THE CARGO OF U good Bed Rooms, etc. their and are expected to utter them. Donald OFFERS BIRD," daily expected from Boston, officially noticed in the last Polynesian. To them and to others shall give way, a few a meeting of his creditors in Boston, in consequence ALSO Yours, Squibob. I after U. S. A., consisting in part of a full assortment of At the same time and place, the adjoining Lot of LAND more observations suggested by the occasion. of having to pay at once a large amount, the result D14Y GOODS, BREADS, directly on the corner, being a first-rat- e Building Let. The American Club" was organized, not for any of an award against him in England, where he has BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, Terms, liberal Title, Fee Simple. CAPS, CHAIRS, Auct-'- political or disloyal purpose. is to very largely in connection with those who pur- 22 It M. C. MONSARRAT, r Meeting of the American Club. The main object lost CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, afford to American residents and visitors a place of chased parts of his ships. The Boston Traveler says TLOLR, , GROCERIES, convenient resort well provided with newspapers and the principal creditors who assembled in obedience to HARDWARE, LARD, AUCTIONS AT MAUI. HON. DAVID L. GREGG. from every United States Mr. McKay's request, are of opinion that his assets LUMBER, SPEECH OF periodicals quarter of the Medicines, Naval Stores, and the world at large, where they may store their are abundant, and his property is in such a condition Pickles, Preserves, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL Welcome to the Whaling Fleet I ! I minds with information which most concerns them, that a very short time will be required to liquidate Paints, Rice, ESTATE IN LAIIAINA. find rational amusement, or confer upon subjects of all his liabilities, leaving him ample means to con- Salts, Stationery, Under License granted by Honorable John Richardson, mutual interest. business. Wooden Ware, Yellow Metal Nails. Judge of Probate, will be sold at Public Auction on the On "Wednesday evening last, Nov. 10, a largo and tinue &c., &c. &c, &c. premises on MONDAY, December 1S56, 10 o'clock the-whalin- g 1st, at looks to fleet Catastrophe on Lake Michican. The 22-- tf enthusiastic meeting of American citizens was held at It as well of tho Pacific Serious A. M:, a Valuable Lot of Land, on the makaiskle of the main "chiefly American, as to those settled on shore. Steamer Niagara lett Colling wood at 2 o'clock, P. M., street in Lahaiua, with a new Frame House thereonr belonging the Club llooms on Hotel street. The attendance of The whalers who come to the Hawaiian Islands have on Monday of last week, with between 150 and 175 -- VTOTICE. CREDITORS' ESTATE, WASII-L- l to the estate of Z. Kaauwai, deceased. A will be paid to Tekms : One-ha- lf purchase-mone- y V strangers in port was very large. The do prosperity-- . Twenty-fiv- e left the boat at Shcbo5gau, lN(i & CO. dividend creditors of of Sale of the In cash captains and much to with individual and public passengers. Washing & Co., at the store of B. W. Field, on FRIDAY, Nov. the balance in four mouths, with interest. By order of meeting was called to order by Win. A. Aldrich, Esq., The life of this Kingdom comes from the sea ; the main where she arrived at 2 P. M. Wednesday. When 2S, 1856. B. F. SNOW, EDWARD P. B ND, Sheboygan the passengers discov- 22-- lt Assignee of Estate Washing & Co. as Chairman. Hon. D. L. Gregg, U. S. Commissioner, sinews of its strength are the same which brave the two miles out from and J. II. NAPELA, rigors of hyperborean regions, and subjugate the le- ered fire issuing from tho engine room, and in a few Administrator's of the Estate of Z. Kaauwai. addressed the meeting. His speech, which Ave JAYXE'S MEDICINES. Carminative, Hair Lahaina, Nov. 12, 1S55. 21-2- t. then viathan monsters of the deep. minutes the whole cabin was in flames. The wildest DR. Sanative Pills, Expectorant, Vermifuge, Liniament, give below, was listened to with great interest, and But for the American whale fisheries, Honolulu, consternation followed. The boats were lowered, but Alterative. Fur sale by" ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL was frequently interrupted by the applause of the Lahaiua and Hilo would have been mere villages of all filled and capsized save one containing .twenty 224t G. P. JUDD. ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPER- overboard were audience. rude huts. Even tho Hawaiian Government might passengers. Numbers jumped and TO IET OvertheshoestoreofJ.il. TY AT WAILUKU, MAUI. have wanted a place in the family of nations. Let drowned. The steamer Traveler was ten miles dis- OFFICES occupied by O. Ilinton, Esq. Apply to granted by Honorable John was followed by Dr. Geo. A. Lathrop, who gave 22-- tf LICENSE lie the whaling fleet cease to make these Islands their tant when the fire was discovered, but saved thirty J. II. WOOD. UNDER J udge of Probate, will be sold at Public Auction a history of the Club since its formation and explained resort, and we should see desolation where now persons. The propeller Illinois, bound down, .also on the Premises, at Wailnku, island of Maui, on THURSDAY, annual ANTED A Journeyman Boot and Shoe Maker. December 4, 1856, at 10 o'clock, A. M., Forty Acres of Land be- Sheboy (22-i- f) tlic obiects for which it was organized. A number of prosperity abounds. Your flourishing mercantile picked up about thirty and landed them at Apply to J. II. WOOD. longing to the estate of Z. comprising many rescued Kaauwai, deceased, hnnsM woulJ. bo closed, and tLeir proprietors seek out gan. A life boat at Port Washington twenty ! choice Kalo Patches, and a valuable Lot of Upland. 1VJOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT TREES One-ha- more profitable scenes of adventure. Desolation would persons. Their namos had not been received. George J. A few thrifty Tamarind Trees, from four to six feet high Terms ov Sale : lf cash ; one-ha-lf in four months, were: Capts. Cox, Pomeroy and French, Messrs. 1 with interest. stalk abroad over the land, and the rank grass Haley, clerk 01 the JNiagara is supposed to be lost. the most hardy and beautiful tree in the kingdom. For sale by spring ' ALSO, immediately ?lfter sundry Campbell, Gnillou, Giiman, Harris, Wood and Field. 22--tf II. WUOD. the sale of the above, articles up on the now well trodden streets. Probably fifty or sixty lives are lost in all. There was J. of personal property belousing to the estate, consisting in part The meeting was a very pleasant one, and the best The Hawaiian Government has wisely acted with a rumor in Chicago Thursday afternoon that the fire DISSOLUTION. of a Flock of Sheep, a Flock of Goats, Ox-Car- ts and Yokes, feeling prevailed. Why can they not be held once reference to these interests and necessities. Its policy was the work of an incendiary. It is stated that im- existing Tools, Lumber, and Household Furniture By order of of The heretofore under EDWARD P. BOND, encourage was discovered a keg of pow NOTICE. and style of Chas. F. Turner & Co., Boarding-Hous- e or twice a month ? By the last mail a large number has been to immigration, to favor com mediately after the fire and J. H. NAPELA, merce, to throw out possible to for exploded, blowing names every direction. Keerer3, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. all attractions the der the in CHARLES F. TURNER, Administrator's of the Estate of Z. Kauwal. of papers and periodicals ordered from the United 21-2- 2. eigner. Thus, foreigners are allowed to acquire real The first engineer was not on board. CHAS. G. WOODMAN, Lahaina, Nov. 12, 1S50. States were received, and the supply of reading mat- estate the same as natives. Ihcy may become sub The Inauguration of the Statue of Franklj Honolulu, Nov. 19, 1S58. JOHN V. MURPHY. ter to be found at the rooms is well worth the atten- jeets entitled to every right of the country without re in Boston on the lGth, was a grand affair. It is thus THE SUBSCRIBER nouncing their own natural allcgicnce. lhere is not described : ' This procession, embracing nine divis- All persons having claims against Bai I firm will please following tion of strangers and residents. We hope to see the presentO same for payment. All persons indebted to said FOR SALE the invoice of Brigade Mass. Mili- the OFFERS to A1ESSEX-GE-R upon the face of the earth a country so liberal in its ions, was escorted by the First of are requested to payment to Clrirlcs G. arrive from Boston in the bark place more frequented. firm make Woodman, BIRD, Homer master, during the momh of Nov., 1850 : laws of naturalization and its general treatment of tia, including the Boston Light Artillery, the Nation who is authorised by law to collect the same. Speech of Hon. D. Ij. Greyer. O. WOODMAN. 10 Cases blue cottons, 5 bales tickings, 5 do. brown cottons, foreigners as the Hawaiian Kingdom. All honor to al Lancers, and Light Dragoons. Ihc procession was CHARLES 25 Bales denims, 5 do brown drillings, 2 cases blue drills, 22-- 3t D. MURPHY'. This assemblage of American citizens is, indeed, this generous policy ! It is worthy of admiration and over two hours passing a given point, and represent JOHN 1 Crate yellow nappies, 10 nests tubs, 10 cases brogans, Such a nratheriii'r is no common of gratitude. It deserves a return of good will which ed nearly every mechanical trade and manutacture. FRESH GROCERIES. a Cases goat do, 1 do sewed do, 5 do thick lxots, eight in these Islands. Here we are, thousands of I know American feeling is prepared to accord Among the special attractions was a new and beau- 1 " lasting gaiters, 2 hhds butter, 20 tierces hams, places CHOICE SELECTION OF FRENCH 75 Ilalf-bb-ls crushed and granulated sugar, miles awav from the 1. of our- nativitv. thaw. w I . J .Long may sucn a ieeiing ue perpetuated juong may tiful locomotive and tender, named Benjamin Frank A GOODS reeceived by SAYIDGE & MAY, per ship 10 Cases boiled linseed oil, 3 bbls do do do, places thousands of miles, perhaps, assundcr, yet all the Sovereign who now wisely controls the reins of lin mounted on trucks and drawn by eighteen horses. " I'ost," direct from Havre, viz. : 1 u pain killer, 1 box beeswax, 2 kegs salt petre, . French Mustard, do. Cloves, do Plums, do Green Peas, Apri- 50 Kegs zinc paint, 75 kegs pure in uiu cu'uiuuii uoumrv, unucr xiw same glori administration, be spared to perpetuate the liberality A sugar grinding mill for Cuba was drawn by 12 Macca-ron- white lead, cots in syrup, Pluin3 in do, Anchovies in salt, do in oil, i, 10 Cooking stoves, 3 doz. Stoughton's elixir, ous flag, and blessed with the same beneficent insti which his predecessors inaugurated. horses. Franklin's old printing press was in the Vermicelli, Tapioca, Sago, Olive Oil, Cinnamon, fresh - 2 Cases assorted chocolate, 100 tins water crackers, tutions. . The American Club" is not a conclave to plot procession, on which was struck off" and scattered to ground, Pearl Barley, Green Peas in demijons. 20 Tins oysters, 30 do butter do, 10 do wiue do, My home is near the noble oil Mississippi, the treason. is an association just as legitimate as the crowd, a of his newspaper, dated 1723. Also, Westphalia Hams, in prime order. 30 Doz. assorted meats, 12 do blk pepper, It the facsimile King street, Nov. 20, 1858. . 22--tf father of rivers. Most of you who hear me were British and German Clubs, formed for the purpose of were immense structures on wheels represen- 10 " English mustard, 6 do tomato ketchup, 20 do oysters,. lhere 10 " curiers, 5 do pickles, 6 do assorted herbs, cradled within sound of the Atlantic's surf, or among school rooms filled with scholars at the desks, Ex Palmer, a fine w mutual advantage and improvement, formed if you ting JUST RECEIVED Frances 20 green peas, 12 do green corn, 10 do sausage meat,, the mountains or in the vales of New York and New encourage vast of other novel and interesting of Fresh Garden Seeds, consisting of Radish, C 4t rose 5 please, to a. spirit of patriotism and of and a number Beans, Spinage, Cabbage, water, do gooseberries, 20 do lobsters, England. grandest displays Luecnne, Beets, Turnip, Parsley, 16 " claws, 20 do lemon syrup, 15 do brandy peachc American nationality. Its members know their du features made up one of the ever l5roeuli, union, .Lettuce, &c. &c. For sale oy u Bat wherever born, at North or South, East or The Masonic Fraternity, firemen, me- 2 do cherries, 25 do cherry brandy, ties to the authorities under which they live, and I witnessed. 22.tf H. M. WHITNEY. 2 " blackberry do, 5 do Boker's bitters, 5 do quinces, West, within the limits of the mighty American Re- to declare chanic's charitable association, and numerous socie- take it upon mj'sclf that they will never "VT : 10 " roast beef, 5 do do mutton, 6 do boiled do, public, wo rejoice to call it all our adjoining and towns, were E W D s 12 6 mince-pi-e country, to fail in any obligations which belong to their position ties from cities out in full Panama Hats, GOOWhite Shirts, extract lemon, do meat, 10 do beef soupr pledge it the faitli of patriotic hearts, and to offer mu- as members of Society. . - force ; also the Franklin Model schools, children of Peruvian Hats, Undershirts, 20 assorted preserves, 5 do pepper sacuce, 6 " cayenne pepper, 6 preserved tual congratulations that our lot in life was first cast But there is one sentiment which will ever exist in the public schools, &c. lne procession reached the Cloth Caps, Drawers, milk, Silk Suspended, 4 " assorted essences, 2 do roast gosse, within its borders; statue, west front of the City soon Gloves, 4 their breasts. It is a sentiment of love for the flag site of the Hill, Black Handkerchiefs, Cravats. " mock turtle soup, 4 do oxtail do, 10 do asstd. sauces,, The true American does not portion out his regard under which they were born a sentiment of devotion after 3 o'clock. The drapery which had hitherto Neck Tics, Black Pants, 6 " carbonate soda, 6 do cream tartar, 6 do horse radish, for his country according to points of compass. statue, was then raised, when Vests, Frock Coats, 4 ' compound aroma, 5 do Spanish olives, the to the free institutions under which they were reared. concealed the it was Whte 5 red current jelly, 2 do rhubarb, 4 do strained honeyv His affections comprehend the whole country ; they is love which no greeted with thunders of applause ; after which Velvet Vests, Satin Vests, Kegs It a first subsequent affection can ' Silk Vests, CrajHj Shawls. 10 pickles, 20 doz. asstd. preserves, ignore all sectional divisions ; they repudiate local eradicate, no changes of condition destroy. Hon Robert C. Winthrop delivered an oration. 50 Boxes, each 18 lbs, Cavendish tobacco, &c., &c., &c, &c. " "I T 1 1 L X 1 - 1 . r ts 1 i l!l t issues ; they stamp as infamous, all ideas of sepa- When abroad, though our party convictions may Washington, Sept. 11. It has been ascertained, For sale by GEO. WILLIAMS. nau-wx- touacco o, iu Kegs spin pea?, uaics nops, 1 Case Sultana raisins, 5 bbls case nutmegs, ration ; they hold fast, under all circumstances , to be as strong as ever, we cease to feel as mere parti- from a reliable source, that no instructions were re- Kaahumanu street, opposite D. N. Flitner's. 22-- tf ieiperrl Union, a Union founded 10 Kegs white beans, 20 kitts.No..l mackerel,. the in patriotism, cemen- sans; we attach more importance to the simple char- cently sent to California substantially different from 10 Boxes codfish, 50 do herrings, 10 do chemical olive etiap,-- ted in bhod, and endeared by the remembrance of acter of American citizenship than it is possible to those previously transmitted. Those instructions ad- C. W. BROOKS, Case prunes, 1 do Adamantine candle?, 5 do table salt, mutual benefits and mutual prosperity. feel at home. Our patriotism expands, and we real- vised Commodore Mervin, or the senior officer on COMMISSION MERCHANT, 40 Kegs Carolina rice, 10 bxs olive oil, 2doz charcoal irons r The love of native land is common to all mankind. ise more completely the magnificence of the goodly the station, that the laws of the United States must SAN FRANCISCO. 15 Bags shot, 5 doz handled axes, ALSO It belongs alike to savage life and to civilization. The heritage" which has fallen to our lot, as tho citizens be enforced, and public property protected from vio- Consignments of Island Produce solicited. Orders for pur Esquimaux with his nomadic habits, and the eternal of a great and glorious Republic. lence. He is required to have two or more national chase and shipment of goods attended to. 50 Packages Manila rope,l inch to lj, 50 coils do whale line,. which surround him, Refer to B. W. Field, Honolulu. 22-l- y 50 Packages ratlin stuff, .. frosts conceives of no region The value of the Unionthe grand source of all vessels at San Francisco until the insurrectionary 10 44 worm line, honseline and marline,. to his own ; to-1- superior and even experience in better our national greatness looms as object movements are over. Instructions of G Coils Russian bolt rope, 210 ash oars asstd., C 3 feet, - up an of the similar purport LANDS FOR. SALE ! climates would fail to convince 100 Casks cut nails, 6 do zinc do, 2 reels lead yipe,-1- 4 him of their superior- - highest concern. e forget localities, we sink geo- were sent to Gen. Wool. - U Napoleon. N MAKAAVAO, EAST MAUI One Piece of Packgs. sheet iron, bales guuny bagsr graphical divisions we look to the national banner The Health of Louis Alarming ru- lAnd containing 100 acres and one piece containing 43 1 Bale burlap pockets, 2. do drill lbags, (for coffee P sugar , This well is, in a greater or less extent, tho universal with its radiant stars and unsullied stripes, as an em- mors concerning the serious illness of the Emperor of acres ; both pieces are adapted for raising wheat, or any bags), all of which merchandise is offered low, and upon spntiment of the world. There is kind of produce. favorable terms by in all hearts an blem of unity, and we indulge the confidant hope the French have for some time been current in Paris, will sold cheap. wishing to affection for Thev be separately, and Persons 17-- tf CHAS, BREWER the homes and hearths of childhood, that the unity it represents may be perpetuated. and recent movements of that monarch have given purchase will please apply to CHAS. BARSTOW, 2l. which no time or circumstances ctFace. :i2--tf can Sometimes Whoever may be President, whether Buchanan, Fre- color and consistency to these reports. It is said that Lahaina. ( T c t .t t v iTvnrnGTrivrn it is increased by a just pride in the monuments of a mont Fillmore, we his malady is a softening of the spinal marrow, pro- Cotton duck Nos. 1 totho10; anchors and chains, glorious history. or and in this respect have no means Thus the Englishman is proud of offorming a satisfactory conjecture .though the election ducing at times a lots of his mental faculties, and the NOTICE. I Russia and Manila cordage, 1 to 1 inch; his proud OF OF Beef and pork; medium bread in kegsj. origin of the incidents which have char- is made, the integrity of the American Government indulgence of the most extravagant hallucinations. BOARD MANAGERS THE R. II. butter acterized the progress of his THE Society hereby give notice to the members, and ti the Towlines; bbls salted tongues; cases preserved meats; race, and doubly proud A in the leading column of the Consli-tutionn- cl of the grandeur to which will be preserved. The oath of the chiefMagistrate to recent article public generally, that the room over Dr. G. P. Judd's office cor- Cases preserved green peas; cases preserved green corn;. the British Empire has at- a; re- concerning the supposed madness Socra- ner of Merchant and Fort streets, has been engaged for the use Cases assorted sauces; cases assorted English pie fruits:. tained. He has sufficient be taken, his sense of selfrespect, his regard for of reason for pride and exul- spectable place history, above senti- tes, maintaining that the supposition was unfounded, of the Society, wh rre may be found the Library of Agricultural Cases assorted English pickles; cases claret wine; tation, and there is no wonder in and all, the and other works belonging to the Society, la churga of E. Cases olive oil; cutting falls; that his native land ments great and wise men believed in J . holds the first place in his of patriotism he undoubtedly entertains, are because many visions Chamberlain Esq. Cases men's goat brogans; cases men's calf brogaoj-- heart Thus also the supernatural agencies without being-- Society form a collection Case3 women's shoes; denim Frenchman may boast. a sufficient pledge that he will be faithful to the con- and mad, has It is the desire of the t of specimens pants and frocks; lie has a national record stitution. been construed by many as" an attempt on the part of of the various productions of the Inlands, and of their geolosry. Hardware of all kinds; crockery of all kincLs; - which is full of glory. He may claim a miucrol'jgy, conchol.gy, etymology, &c. For tld:i purpose? they Glassware and cutlery; groceries of all descriptions history, The people of the United the semi-othci- al journal to account tor the which in States as a whole, think strange solicit the of all persons interested in these objects. Dupont'a powder in 1 lb cans; , all the incidents of greatness, no country as you do, they deem tho fancies which the Emperor is said to The can surpass, can Union the grand source entertain. Donations of Books will bi gladly received. Cane and wood seat chairs, various patterns; .. lie point to men of science unri- of all their prosperity; they will cling New York -- of Commerce ot the 11th, Masters and ofueers of wbaleships are respectfully invited to Bales monkey jackets; bales thick pants; valled, to institutions bencvolencq to it as the Jourfa re of without equal, source of their highest hopes. They concur marks : aid the objects of the Society. Souls, plants, trees, useful ani- Bales blankets; rolls Brusgejls and tapestry carpets; . to in . the especially inscctivoroui will 1 gratefully re Ships' cambooses cabin'stoves; heroic achievements in the field of humanity and sentiment of their most distinguished We favored yesterday with the mals, and birds, and beyond poet, and with " were perusal of a ceived, and valuable add it: ans to the varieties now cxiitmg on Tea; coffee; sugar; assorted spices; philanthropy comparison. Besides, he can ; him they can ever exclaim: private a highly respectable source, may way oe . tell us ofa St, Louis, letter from which the Islands in tnis made. Bblsfew England rum,") and a Louis XIV, and of Napo- " Sail on, O, ship of State states although the reports are very much exag- It is thought that deer will thrive and increase rapidly, u onse Cases Martell Brandy, leon, that 0UiI- -' a mighty name which overshadows the names Sail on, O, Union strong and great ! ntroduced here. Whaleshlps visiting the Califoral i exist mi rht Bbls pure spirit, fIa gerated, and the Emperor's mind is not in - the least - . readily procure them at a trifling expense, woul paid ' of all other conquerors. Humanity with all its fears, too much reason to which lb Half pipes gin, affected, yet there is fear that his by-th- e Sicietj'. Mr. Chamberlain wiil tak3 charge of all articles Boat whaling gear; blocks, assorted sizes And have Americans no history? "Where are With all its hopes of future years, anchors; f the Is hanging breathless on thy ! health is very gravely impaired, and that he is oblig- that mxiy be fjnvaried. , Corn ami hickory brooms; bales wrapping paper; deed3of 1776? Where fate -- are the victories of 1812 We know what master laid thy keel, ed, by advice of his physicians, to abstain almost en J. F. B. MARSHALL, President. . Boxes chocolate; hair, paint and whitewash brushes r .Where are Lexington "What workmen wrought Thin cfothing of all kinds; - and Bunker Hill, Saratoga thy ribs of deal, -- ot tirely from the management btate affairs. The adapted to-- anu orktown, ? Who made each mast and sail and rope, - And a variety of articles the retail trade, Plattsburg and New Orleans - Where mental and bodily exertions which he has made du- AliBIilCK &..BISBOF. - r . . Cerro Gordo What anvils rung, what hammers beat, ALSO, and the desperate con- .In what a forge and what heat ring the past few years, particularly during tho first AVE JUST RECEIVED ex Yankee. Bales denims;-blu- e drills; saddlery, assorted. flicts of the valley of ? superior quality, 20-- Mexico , Were shaped the anchors of thy hope ? Butter, of la double packages, tf J. C. SPALDING- - ' part of this year, are said to be the cause of the recent Cove Ur reord- Fear not each sudden sound and Fresh Baltimore Oysters, , -a record quite as fair as shock, aggravation of his old ailment" Clams, Green Corn, Apples nn?2S can T's of the wave and not ths rock j Fresh and assarted Meats, exhibit. It may . Superior Moss Rose" .Tobacco, . ; characterize , : ..,. , Tis but the flapping of the sail, .. The prevailing opinion of the Paris correspondents in small boxes, fault?, but it cannot spccifvfn'mr 1 A. F. and A. M. , Dupont's Rifle Powder, in lb cans, It bears a name . And nt a rent made by the pale . .. appears to be that the emperor is suiicring from a --not that of .the greatest ; Yeast Powders, India Currie, conqueror-- hut of the In spite Ct rock and tempests' roar, " a disease of the liver. Striped Shirting, lS-- tf UM (under the jurisdiction of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Cal- greatest and best man la spit! of false lights oa th 2 shore, brown cotton and hicory Shirts. commemorated in the annals " Monterey. Last, Tuesday ifornia,) holds its regular meetings on the first Monday of every of oa, nor to ! . Whales afternoon. : Sail fear breast S2a at rations the name of Washington; , the ' month, in the third story of Makce & Anthony brick building, ' Oar heart 3 our hopes are all with says the Sen tinel, large school of hump Ve complain not of national sympathies the?, Pacific LIVERY. STABLE. corner of Kaahumanu and Queen streets, entrance from Queen and . our prayers, ferences nrc Our hearts, hopes, our our tears, . back whales, twelve to hueen m number, paid a visit Saddle street. Visiting brothers respectfully adverse to our own. It is natural Our faitlj triumphant o'er our tears, THE best Hcrs?s, with new sa Hies, bridles, inviced. that thev - - to the Monterey. The Portuguese cay be found Stable MA Ey order or W. M. , . Should exist ; they spring from Are all with thee, ars all with harbor of whalers 4c, at the of JOnN P. the "best feeling of ' thee." NINI, Maunakea SLreet, corner 16-- tf A. FORNANDER, Secretary. the heart ; they, are had their boats cut chasing "them with great spirit, of Marine Street. consecrated in the noblest impul- accursed be tue American who har- - though close II rjes to let by the month, week, day, or hour. Prices low ses forever shall but the animals were in shore off the lS-- tf of humanity. Who can look back through the anl satLifactiija guaranteed. - IULE OIL IX QUANTITIES TO SUIT. bor the idea of . disunion 1 Let his be river,1 they of memory right hand mouth of the Salinas were so wild that the For sale by (3-t-f) - II. HACKFELD & CO' JLsta upon the scenes of his childhood withered when to W without emotion i it is raised . enforce such a sentr hunters could not get near enough to strike them, and IDES AND TALLOW THE HIGHEST Who ii able to refuse some tribute rncnt ! Let his tongue palsied M Cash prices paid for Hides and Tallow, by OF SUPERIOR UALITV, from the be attempt to give line" - - " aic;t:cn for the soil if it the gime ultimately struck a dead for the south- - 1L P. ADAMS, COFFEEplantation. For sale by ' which covers the remains of his Utterance to the thought ! confederacy The forever, wara ana esca nea. Evening' Bu Uel in , 1 m OHice over AUsn & Co. , cor. Queen 5; Kaahumanu 3t5. Honolulu. I uly 8. 1355 tf A. P. ETERETT. xtrt s list. nuv or a ciiv o f'v n - - A'mut Seasons . , . I ' S Voyage on b'd Catch REMARKS. - f Seasons 1 .3 I I S i '.Whole Am'nt pEMiBKa. ' I Date and Port of Vessel'"! Names Captain 1 I r voyage. on uu i v,"--" Date and Tort of Vessel Names Captain. Us S 5 2 III Arrivals. Sp Wh Sp Wh j Sp Wh Bone I I 1 M 1 1 "2 I I I f IB I Arrivals. p un oue.i Cruising on Line. LSH - - SpiTh Spwm 1852 B N I w p - J I , Lafayette Allen Cruising off 75; 400! 300' 4000 In port. 1854 FII Coast California. j Barker 1853 N B Och La Grange Thomas Honolulu, Nov 12 Abram. Barker 70 2200 1300 18000 In port. 1854 N B Och 100 1100 800 800 9000 Nov. 25, sailed to cruise South. Adeline Gibbs Pomeroy 1354 F n Och 5000 port. Honolulu, Oct 25, Lancaster Carver 50 1600 50 1600.12000 Nov. 9, sailed for N. Z. 100 In 44 44 Parsons 1853 N L Km. Honolulu, Nov. 5, Agate, brig Allen 1S56 Hon. Och Cruising in Ocean. 20, Lark Uoo 2100 I 850;il000 1855 Indian 13 L C Richmond Cochran 1854 N B'Och Almira Crosbie Ed 0 1000 9000 In port. -- Lahaina, Nov. Cruising on Line. 1855-- N B Och ro 1000 Leonidas Oliver 1854 Honolulu, Nov 12 Alice Mendell Dennis Sperm whaling on Line. 44 21 OO 2100 25000 Nov 13 Lewis Allen 1S53 Och 2300! Alfred Gibb3 Nichols 1854 Cruising in Ochotsk. Honolulu, 4502500 12300 900 9000 Nov. 3. to cruise and home. Chadwick 1853 Ed Lahaina, Oct. 20, Levi Staxbuck Jernegan . 1853 'Km Alfred Tyler 1450 1200 12000 Nov. 3. sailed to cruise. 44 il700 11300 500 2000 Nov 20. to cruise homeward. Hinds 1854 F II Bhe 802000 44 " 21, Liverpool Barker 1853 Bhe I.ahaira, Oct. 20, Albion 1300 1300 300. 3000 In port. 44 Sperm whaling on Line. 12 Penny 1S54 C S Och Louisiana Norton 1853 Honolulu, Nov Alice, bk. Cruising off New Zealand. 1354 F H Och 30 100 Alabama Coffin 1855 Nan Cruising in Ochotsk. Hilo, Nov. 2, Lydia Leonard A. Frazier, bk. Newell 1855 N B 50 soo; 7000 1400 20000 Och 50 1600, 50 1100 11 G. 1854 N B Och (2000 1400 In port. Nov. 4, American . Jernegan 1853 Ed Honolulu, Nov Magnolia L. Cox SOO! Lahaina, N 1854 N B Och 2001100 2001100 5000 Antelope Potter 1S55 P ! off of Peru. Lahaina, Nov. 17 Manuel Ortez Heustis 1854 N B Cruising Coast Mary Cottle 1854 Sperm whaling. Ansel Gibbs Stetson 401400 40 100014000 In port. Sperm whaling. Nov 10 Grinnel 1853 F II Och Mary Ann Dalman 1854 rn Honolulu, Arab Copeland 1S53 it Kod 800 roo clean Sept. 20, sailed to cruise. Iahaina, Aug 29, Arab, bk. 700 4500 Nov. 25, at Honolulu. 1700 Sarvent 1855 N B Och Honolulu? Nov 15 Maria Theresa Davis 1854 N B O ch 110016000 Hilo, Nov. 1, Arnolda 1S54 Cruising iu Indian Ocean. F Line 900 150 Oct. 25, sailed for N. Z. Adani3.- - Wilson F II Oct Martha Meader 1852 n Atkins Cruising off Pern. Lahaina, 2, I Wyer 1854 N B Martha, bk. Smith 1S54 N B " Cruising In Ochotsk. Atlantic Cruising off Peru. 44 homeward, Awashonks Tobey 1854 Fal Honolulu, Nov 11 Martha, 2d. Drake 1854 Och 2202300 75 1500 751000 10000 Nov. 25, sailed to cruise 1855 N B Cruising in Ochotsk. 1853 ( Och 2501950 250.1950j 475 3050 Oct 27, to cruise and home. Alexander Dougherty Condemned, Aug. 12, at Ayan, cargo all saved. Lahaina, Oct. 11, Marcia Wing 1854 N B Och 1500' 1500 44 1853 Och 110 1200 2o0 12UU 250 2000 Alex. Coffin Purrington I Nov. 1, Majestic Percival ! 1854 44 Cruising off coast Chile. 170; In port. Mathew Luce Coon ! 750, 170. 750, 75010000 44 Nov 14 Barnstable Fisher 1855 N B Och 170 Margaret Scott Ilowland 1855 Cruising in North Pacific. Honolulu, 44 18 500 120 800 Nov. 5, sailed to cruise. 44 1854 18j 1355 i Sperm whaling. Oct. 5, j Bart Gosnold Stebbins (Och Marion Davies Honolulu, 44 p.o nnn- so fioo 3500 i 1854 Och 300 Nov. 8, sailed to cruise &outn. 1151200 1151200. 1151200 12000 Nov 1, to cruise and home. Lahaina. Nov. 3, Menkar Bloomfield Oct. 24, Baltic, bk, Brownson 1S55 N B Bhe Mercator, bk. Norton 1852 Cruising off Peru. lahaina, 1000 950' 1000, 950 500 100 cocoa July 31, sailed to cruise in South Pacific fcnd home. 44 July 9, Belle, bk. Handy 1S53 F II Line Hilo, Nov. 12, Metacom Woodbridge 1853 Och 700 8000 Honolulu, Cruising off Peru. 44 LlftT. 2S0' j Z- Betsy Williams Austen 1854 N B Honolulu, Oct 3, Mercury, bk Hayden 1855 280 !l 2S0 Oct. 28. sailed for N. - 1855 Cruising in Ochotsk. 44 900 200, 5000 21, to cruise. Beni Tucker Barber 44 44 20, Milwood Silva 1854 55 900 55 Oct sailed 100 700 250 250 1000 44 Eagle, bk Edwards 1854 3 II Km. Soule 1855 Cruising In Nortn racmc. Honolulu, Oct 20, Black I Cruising In Ochotsk. Milo Brunswick Butler 1353 Dar Lahaina, Nov. 17 Moctezuma Tinker 1354 44 Jackson 1854 N B Km. 80 2100 30 2100 900, 7000 44 Och 1001800 1001800 800 10000 Lahaina, Nov. 3, Braganza t Cruising In Ocean. Lahaina, Nov. 15 Montezuma Forsyth Byron, bk. Tower 1S55 Indian 1854 S TV 970! 8000 1854 70 100 70: ioo; In port. llonolulu, Nov. 1, Montauk French 800 800! 7000 for B. Honolulu, Nov 18 Black Warrior Tibbett Hon Cal. Honolulu, Oct 17, Mogul Clark 1853 N L Kra. 5200 Nov. 8, sailed N. Nov 11, Cambria Pease 1355 N B Och 240 2S50 :1750 700 12000 Gray 1853 44 Och 2500 1150 16000 Lahaina, 44 Cruising off New Zealand. Montreal 44 Canton Cook 1S55 Montpclier Macomber 1S53 Sperm whaling off New Zealand. Cruising in Indian Ocean. 44 Caehelot Lee 1354 " M. Wollaston Potter 1853 44 1600 20 1000; 20 720 8000 Nov. 24, at Honolulu. 44 Lahaina, Nov. 12 California Manchester 1S54 Och 175 Mount Vernon Nye 1855 Lost June 15. in Ochotsk. 44 1000 12000 i i Hilo, Nov. 12, Canton Packet Borden 1S53 Och Montictllo Baker 1853 Nan Sperm whaling off New Zealand. 44 I Cruising !n Ochotsk. Callao Ilowland 1855 Jlonolulu, Nov 14 Marengo Skinner 1855 N B, Och 401350 401350 40 1350 20000 2900 1201900 1201900 25000 In port. i Honolulu, Oct 11, Charles Carrol Tuttle 1854 N LRod Nov. Lalanne 1854 Hav: Och 2000 900 9000 Nov. 13, sailed for Havre. 1853 ! Sperm whaling. Honolulu, 1, Manche Champion, bk. Gardner W P Och 'l"00: ILahama, Nov 11 Nimrod Baker 1853 N B Och 150 2700 1250 900 8000 Holcomb 1854 N B Och ,17001 730 10000 1855 Nan1 Cruising off Peru. Honolulu, Nov 13 Chandler Price 700 700 9000 Nantucket Gibbs 44 44 Layton 1853 Ston Och 1853 44 Och 12300 700, 8800 Wrecked at Honolulu Nov. 24, cargo all saved. 13 Chas. Phelps 90010000 Honolulu, Nov. 2, Nauticou Luce Sailed for S. F. Chas. Carroll Hunting 1S56 S Fr Och Napoleon Crowell 1855 Cruising off Peru. Cash 1355 Nan1 Cruising off Peru. 1400 1200 7000 Citizen Cruising off Lahaina, Nov. 13 Navigator Fisher 1854 Ed Och 24 700 Clifford Wayne 1855 FH Peru. 1S55 N B Cruising off Peru. 2001600, 1600 16000 Natches Bellowes Nov. 1, Cleone Siinmoii3 1S55 N B Kod 2001600: 44 Cruising off Peru. Lahaina, I Nautilus Swain 1855 H Jo, Nov. 12, Champion Gray 1S53 N B Och 1855 44 Cruising in Ochotek. 1S55 tt 1000 17000 Navy Wood Cowper Dean Och 1855 Nan 50- - 50' 50 Oct. 28, sailed for N. Z. 41 Cruising In Ochotsk. Honolulu, Oct 2, Narragansett Gardner Jan Congaree, bk. Eldredge 1855 1850 N 340 400 5000 Shipped cargo at S. F. and sailed Nov. 1, for Cal. coast. (t 200 1000 200 1000 14000 Honolulu, Sep. 13 Neptune Comstock JbCal. Honolulu, Nov 11 Congress, 2d. Stranburg 1855 1854 G 12200 j 600 4000 Sept. 8, cruise and home. 1900! I Honolulu Aug 26 Neva Hand P Kod Nov. 12 Corinthian Russell 1854 Och 1900 900 12000 Nov. 20, at Honolulu. Iiiaina, I Nov. 1854 N 200 900 200 900 160 550! 7000 Fish 1855 N Och Cruising in Ochotsk, iLahaina, 14 Newton Sherman BOch Corea L Oct. 8, New England Smith 1S54 Och! 150 1300 15000 Nov. 1, sailed to cruise. 1, Manchester 1854 N B Och 801400 801400, 80 95010000 alilo, Lahaina, Nov. Coral I 1855 N B Cruising on Line. 44 44 1251200 GOO 8000 Newark Smith 1, Corn. Ilowland Luce 1854 Och 2501200, 1855 Nan Cruising on Line. 1853 Och 115 7UU 1100 16000 Norman Bray Honolulu, Nov. 2, Com. Preble Prentico Lyn Northern Light Chapel 1855 F II Cruising North Pacific. Com. Morris 1853 ucn Sperm whaling. Morris I'al 1356 North Star Fish 1855 N L Cruising in North Pacific. Tripp 1853 Och 80 700 10000 44 Honolulu, Oct 10, Cossack N B Nov 11 N. S. Fish 1852 Och 1200 1200 14000 Taylor 1855 44 Cruising off Peru. Honolulu Perkins Columbus Nov. to cruise In Japan Sea. illonolulu Nov 10 Ocean Norton 1353 W'nj 1000 450, 6000 Lahaina, Nov. 3, Columbia, Folger 1855 Nan B Is 350 350 100 15, sailed Sperm I I Ocean Rover Vida 1855 Nan Och whaling. 360 200 2000 iLahaina, Nov.-1- 5 Ohio Barrett 1853 N B Och 30 2500 30 2400 1000 10000 Lahaina, Nov. 17 Dartmouth Heath 1854 N B Och 65 J 200j 1854 44 Sperm whaling off I I Ohio, bk. Baker Peru. Smith 1855 44 Cruising off Peru. 44 Desdemona lOOO; Oliver Crocker Mc Cleave 1854 Cruising off New Zealand. 1353 Och 1000 100018000 44 Honolulu, Nov 22 Delaware, bk. Homan N L I 1S55 Cruisiug in Ochotsk. 1S51 Och . 500 500 6500 Olympia Ryan Honolulu, Nov 12 Delta, bk. Dubay O P, Oct. 30 Omega Hawes 1S53 Nan Och 120 2100 20 800 500 4000 Domingo, bk. Finney 1854 Cruising in Indian Ocean. Lahaina, u Cruising in Ochotsk. Honolulu, Nov 14 Omega Sanborn 1S54 F II Och 2000 2000 900 10000 Draper Sandford 1855 I Crui3ing Ocean. Lahaina, Nov. 11 Onward Norton 1S54 N B Och 70 930 930 430; 5000 bk. Nye 1855 tt ia Indian 44 Dunbarton, Lahaina, Nov. 1 Ontario ' Tooker 1854 .fVh 80 2000 30 2400 30 1400 20000 1853 F 11 800 I 5500 Oct. 25, sailed for N. Z. 1356 Nov. 20, sailed for California Gulf. iLahaina, Oct 4, Oregon Eldredge Och 800 450j Honolulu, Oct. 3, E. L. Frost Austin lion Bhe Orozimbo Rowley 1854 N BOch Cruising in Kamschatka, 700 bbls. Lahaina, Nov. 15 E. F. Mason Jernegan 1853 N B Och 25 1200 linn' iiinmowi 800 SOoO Honolulu, Nov 12 Oscar, bk. Cross Mat Och 1700 11700 24000 Brown 1854 N L'Och 40 240O2 I Honolulu Nov. 12 Electra V It! I 60 2o00 2050 25000 Nov. 25, sailed to cruise home . Othello Beekman 1853 Cruising on Line. Honolulu, Nov. 1, Eliza Adams Hawe9 1854 N B Och Lahaina, Oct. 31, Ocmulgee West 1854 Tis. Och 85 2200 85 2000 851000, 7000 Nov. 15, sailed to cruise homeward. ou w Elizabeth, bk. Hoxie 1853 Mat' Cruising line. 1854 f t 140 &00, 140, 500 7000 Honolulu Nov. 5, Pallas Couppey nav ucn 850! 9000 Honolulu, Nov. 1, Emerald Ilallcck 1355 S II Och 1855 a P 800 800 13000 1854 Sept. 1, lat. 32 N., Ion. 132 E. Lahaina, Nov. 17 lrudent Hamilton och Emily Morgan Chase NB, 1855 IN li 750 44 'och 45 1050 45 550 7000 Lahaina, Nov. 12 Parachute Corey frh 75010000 Honolulu, Nov 20 Endeavor, bk. Horsley 1854 1354 24 850 24 700 8000 Enterprise Brown 1354 Nan Kod 220 1700 220 1700 950 9000 Oct. 13, sailed for N. Z. Honolulu, Nov 12 Pacific Snell FHoch Lahaina, Oct. 3, I 1853 N B whaling on Line. I 3150 1000 10000 Paulina Stenton Sperm the Honolulu, Erie Jernegan 1853 F II Kod 44 "11, 780 11000 Lahaina, Nov. 1, Petrel Tucker 1853 Are. 150 2000 1000 500 7000 Nov. 20, sailed to cruise homeward. Lahaina, Nov. 14 Europa Pease 1853 Ed iOch 175 2700 jlOOOi Cruising off Tern. Honolulu, Nov, 1, Pfiel Schivenbcck 1856 H'n'Arc. Eugenie, bk. Coble 1S55 N B 65o' 1853 N L Och 90 1400!24000 port. 1853 Ston Och 100 800 9000 .'Honolulu, Nov 12 Phoenix Pendle ton 00.1400 In Honolulu, Nov 16 Eugene Pendleton Oct 2, Phoenix Nickerson 1855 N B Rod 40! 180 100. 1000 Oct. 18, sailed for N. Zealand. Hilo, Nov. 12, Euphrates Kilmer 1854 N BOch 1350 18000 Lahaina, I 1855 F HI Cruising off I P. De la Noye Gardner Peru. Pioneer, bk. Lambert 1854 N B Cruising in Inian Ocean. Honolulu, Nov. 2, Fabius Wing 1854 N BOch 40 3400 40140012000 44 44 I Skiff 1855 Cruising in Indian Ocean. Hilo, Sept. 8, Falcon Norton 1855 Kod 30 30 30 Sept. 26, sailed to cruise. l'lover 1900 1900 950 10000 Nov. 25, sailed to cruise. Lahaina, Nov. 12 Pocahontas Butler 1853 II II Och 150 1200 40 950 540 4500 Nov. 20, at Honolulu. Honolulu, Nov. 2, Florida 1854 F II Och 80 1853 Nan Cruising off New Zealand. 44 44 2001600, 200 2200 450 7000 Nov. 20, at Honolulu. Potomac Swain Lahaina, 12 Franklin Richmond 1853 iOch Young 1853 WP! Cruising off Peru. bk. Lee 1853 44 Cruising in Indian Ocean President l Franklin, 1S55 O POch , 1500 '1500 1100 17000 Friend3 Brown 1S54 N L Cruising in Ochotsk. Houolulu, Nov 13 Phillip 1st Sisson 1100 1100 14000 Honolulu, Nov 25 Republic Austen 1855 Cre och 40 930' 40 930.' 40 8301OOO0 Honolulu, Nov. 1, F. Henrietta bk Drew 1855 Och 1100 I Honolulu. rov li Rebecca Sims Gavitt 1853 N B Och I 11000 70010000 Honolulu, Nov. 5 R. Pease . 1854 JN II 1501600 120 1600 20 1300,15000 Nov. 20, sailed to cruise homeward. Morrison, bk 44 New Zealand. Robert Edwards Kelly . 1853 Cruising off Peru. Ganges Nicholson 1S53 Nan Cruising off Mys 1853 N B Cruisinir in Indian Ocean. Robin Hood McGinley 1854 Cruising off Peru. Garland Parsons " 1801600! ISO 6000 Oct. saQed for N. Z. Gen. Pike Tew 1853 Cruising in Ochotsk. Lahaina, Oct. 15, Romulus Baker 1354 Jap 1500 580 28, Honolulu, Nov 13 Blackmcr 1854 N B 100 2400 2300 1S00 25000 Nov. 15 -- N O 160 2040 160 2040 145017000 Roman, 2d och Lahaina, Gen. Williams Miller 1354 L ch 1853 " 150; 700 Lahaina, Nov. 12 Gen. Scott Clough 1S55 F II, 200 800 200 800 800 12000 Lahaina, Oct. 31, Rosscau Pope. Och 700 300 4000 Ochotsk. Roscoe, 2d. bk. Gifford 1853 Cruising off Peru. George Jenny 1853 N B Cruisies fa 44 Roscoe, Coffin 1855 Sperm whaling. 12 N L Och 820 820 8800 bk. 44 Honolulu, Nov Geo. & Mary Walker 1853 1855 Lahaina, Nov, 12 G. Washington Allen 1853 WV Och 270 850 20 800 250 2500 Rodman, bk. Babcock Cruising in Ochotsk. 5000 Oct. 22, for New Bedford. Lahaina, Nov. 17 Roman Devol 1355 ." Och Lahaina, Oct. 8, Gid. Ilowland Bryant 1853 N BOch 200 2200 ,1300 70, 500, sailed 44 I 1S54 Sperm whaling. Golconda Ilowland 1855 ! Roscius Dexter Lahaina, Oct. 31, Good Return Wing 1855 44 50 1400 501400 1400 12000 Nov. 18, sailed to cruise in South Pacific. 44 30 30 1000 100010000 Nov. 10, to cruise and home. Lahaina, Nov 3, Salamander Chandleur Hav Bhe 700 700 400 4000 Jjahaina. Oct. 24, Gratitude Cornell 1854 1500 1855 Mat 25. Honolulu, Nov 11 Gustav Gillies 1855 Hav.Och 330 330, 5000 Honolulu, Nov. 1, Sarah Swift Och 25 900 25 900 900:16000 Nov. 24, sailed to cruise. Sappho, bk. Seabury 1855 N B Sperm whaling. l 1855 Och Oct 6, nenry Taber Ewer 1S55 N B 800 Cict. 99.. cailr-f- tn cruise. Honolulu, Oct 20, Sarah Sheaf, bk Loper 90 1000 Nov. 6, sailed for California, Lahaina, Jap 1854 " - 1S53 Nan! Cruising homeward from New Zealand. Honolulu, Oct 10, Scotland Smith Kod 3000 400 2000 130015000 Oct 12, sailed for S. Pacific, Harvest Riddell 1853 W'n QCCUU. Nov. 14, Harvest, bk. Spencer 1853 F Och 1000 12000 Sea Shell, bk. Martin Cruuing in lodluU nilo, II Honolulu, Nov 14 Seine Land re 1853 N BOch 700 300 3000 Harmony Hempstead 1853 N Ll Cruising in Ochotsk. 44 Sperm whaling. Secomct Cleaveland 1855 Cruising off Peru. Harrison, bk. Braley 1S54 n b! 1853 Cruising off 11 565 8000 In port. Sharon Church FII Peru. Honolulu, Nov Hawaii, brig Cook 1356 II'n Och C S CO Nan1 Cruising off California. Hilo, Nov. 12, Sheffield Green 1854 Och 1100 60.100012000 Henry Bunker 1853 1853 N B Cruising off New Zealand. Lahaina, Nov. 1, Hen. Kneelaiad Whalon 1854 N B Och 150 1300 751300 60 300 3000 Nov 5, at Honolulu. Smyrna, bk. Bliss Cruising off Peru. South Boston Randolph 1854J F II Cruising in Ochotsk. Hercules Potter 1853 N B 1854 Nan Cruising off 18-5-6 44 Kodiack, Ang. 2, 300 bbls. Spartan Turner Peru. Helen Mar, bk. Worth 1853 F II Och 10000 Honolulu, Nov. 22, in port. Honolulu, Oct. 30, Hibernia Honeywell 1S53 Bhe 775 1150, 186; 500 450 4000 Nov. 14, sailed to cruise. Honolulu, Nov 10 Speedwell Gibbs 2000 1000 44 4. 1853 N Bloch 7000 Hillman Cook 1854 44 Cruising off Peru. 17 St George Dias 1000 6S0 Cruising off Peru. Superior, bk. Norton 1853 Sperm whaling off New Zealand. II. H. Crapo Baker 1854 Dar 1853 Sperm whaling Hope, bk. Nicker3on N B Cruising in Indian Ocean. Swift Vincent off New Zealand. 'i Oct Syren Queen Philips 1853 F H Och 1300,12000 Honolulu, Nov Ilooglay Cole 1S53 1 U Honolulu. 20, Cruising off New Zealand. South America Walker 1S55 N B Cruising in South Pacific. Hunter Monroe 1854 n b; 1S54 Oct. C S 'Och 11200 600 7000 Nov. 9, sailed to cruise. Honolulu, Nov 18 Splendid Smith C S'Och 200 1000 300 4000 Honolulu, 8, Huntsville Grant 1854 1200 1854 Lahaina, Oct. 21, Marston 1855 F H Kod 20 850; 20: 50 850 7000 Nov. 1, sailed to cruise. Lahaina, Oct. 13, Tamerlane Winslow N B Kod 2401600 170 429 170 429 3500 Oct. 29, sailed for N. Z. Tarquina, brig Weaver 1856 Hn'.Kod Lost in bhantar Bay, June, 1856. Cruising Hilo, Nov 14, Illinois Covell 1853 NB Tenedos Morey 1853 NL in Indian Ocean. Honolulu, Nov 12 India Long 1854 N L'Och 4300 2000 2000 27000 In port. Honolulu, Nov 12 Thomas Nye Smith 1854 N B Och 100 2200 1300 20000 Iowa Merrithew F II Cruising in Indian Ocean. Lahaina, Nov. 13 Three Brothers Cleveland 1854 Nan Och 110 :3000 110 920 110i 02012000 Isabella Lyon 1855 Cruising in Ochotsk. Triton Dornin 1S53 N B Sperm whaling. Isaac nowland IIobb3 1S53 44 Cruising on Line. Triton, 21. White 1854 44 Kodiack, July 12, 5 wh. Italy, bk. Weld 1854 G P Kodiack, June 23, 3 whales. Lahaina, JTov. 14 Trident Taber N B Och 260 650 260 750 600 7500 Honolulu, Nov 13 Jason Ilache 1855 Hav; Och 200 3200 1200 17000 Nov. 26, sailed for Tahiti. Honolulu, Sept 10 Uncas James 1854 N B'Kod 146 1450 450 4000 Sept. 26 sailed, from this port for South Pacific Ston' Honolulu, Oct 19, J. Andrew?, bk. Kelley 1853 N BjKod I 450 450 4000 Nov. 20, sailed to Margarita Bay. Honolulu, Nov 17 U. States, bk. Holmes 1854 Och 600 150 2500 Jas. Arnold Sullivan 1853 Cruising off New Zealand. Honolulu, Nov 12 Janus Winslow 1854 Och 550 550 6000 In port. Venice, bk. Lester 1854 N L Cruising in Ochotsk. Honolulu, Aug 26 Java Wood, 1855 Kod ,2000 65! 600 8000 Sept., sailed homeward. Honolulu, Nov 13 Vernon, bk. Gardner 1S54 N B Och 0501 650 500 6000 In port. Jas. Edward Smith 1855 (Uncertain, not heard from.) Vigilant, bk. Dubois 1855 44 Cruising in Indian Ocean. Lahaina, Oct. 13, Jas. Maury Curry 1855 Och 70, 330 4500 Oct. 24, sailed for N. Z. Virginia Peakes 1855 44 Cruising in Ochotsk. Hilo, 44 8, Japan Dimond - 1S55 FII Bhe 50 600 50 600 600! 6000 Nov. 12, sailed from Lahaina to cruise. Honolulu, Nov. 1, Victoria, brig Corsen 1856 II' ii Arc 400 400 4500 In port. . Jas. Loper Ramsdale 1S55 Nan Sperm whaling. . , Lahaina, Nov. 3, Washington Holley N BOch 23 2700 1850 950 12000 J ahaina, Nov. 1, Jeannette Peirce 1854 N B Och 1000 1000:1000,1000 30 600, 6000 HP Washington, bk Halleck 1855 S Hi Cruising in Ochotsk. Honolulu, Oct. 5, Jefferson Hunting 1853 S Hi Kod ,3600i 11300 15000 Oct. 21, sailed for home. Walter Scott Collins 1855 Kdi Sperm whaling. Lahaina, 44 8, J. E. Donncl Charry 1853 N B.Och 2600, 2600 750 6000 Oct. 25, sailed for N. Z. Honolulu, Nov 14 Wavcrly West 1854 N B.Och 20(1150 20 000 20; 900 13000 J. D.Thompson Waterman 1855 Sperm whaling on the Line. 4 44 13 Warren, bk. Wilcox 1855 44 IOch SOO 800 12000 Lahaina, Nov. 10 Jireh Svrift Earl 1853 ( Och 75 3225 50 2200 1000 22000 Lahaina, Oct. 2S, Wolga, bk Crowell 1855 F II, Och 8,1000 13000 Nov. 15, sailed to cruise in South Pacific. Honolulu, Nov 11 John Wells Besse 1S54 44 Och 1700 900 14000 Honolulu, Tiov 12 Wm. Badger Braley 1853 Och 150 150 2000 Honolulu, Oct 23, John Ilowland Taylor 1854 44 Och 800 250; 2500 Nov. 25, sailed for South Pacific. Lahaina, Nov. 3, Wra. C. Nye Soule 1854 N Z 400 1700 400 1700 90012000 J. A. Parker Taber 1852 44 Cruising off Peru. Honolulu, Oct 13, Wm. Tell Smith 1S54 S II Kod 1400 140019000 Oct. 23, sailed for S. U.' (4 Z. Wm Thompson White 170, Lahaina, Oct 6, Jos. Meiggs Coffin 1854 Och 20 1000 20.1000 20 400 4000 Oct. 24, sailed for N. Lahaina, Nov. 3, 1853 N BjKod JOOU 3100 1000 14000 Nov. 26, sailed from Honolulu for home. Jos. Marshall Jenny 1855 Fn Cruising in Indian Ocean. I Lahaina, Nov. 19 Junior Andrews 1853 N B Lahaina, Nov. 12 Young Phoenix Tobey 1853 N B!Och 180,2700 1100 950 15000 Lahaina, Oct. 13, Julian Cleveland 1854 44 Bhe 100 2200 2000 lOOOi 9000 Oct. 25, sailed for Talcahuano. Young Hero long 1855 Nan Sperm whaling off Peru. Keoka, bk Ilowland 1853 N B Cruising in Iildian Ocean. lIlHonolulu, Aug 9, Zenas Coffin Rose 1S53 Nan Kod 2000 2900 1100 8000 Aug 30, Bailed for Nantucket. Honolulu, Nov. 1, KntusolT Winer 1 1855 44 Km, 80 950 80 05010000 Nov. 13, sailed to cruise. Zephyr Terril 1855 N lit Cruising off Peru. N C II O R S, CHAINS, CORDAGE, 4cc TO C P. FOSTER. CAPT. ROBERT BROWN'S 75 Coils Manilla, H to 41 inch, ATTAINS A 44 FOR SALE, at the Store recently occupied .BY THB WHALING GUN, PATENT BOMB LANCES 50 Russia tarred Pope, to 7 do., WHALE SHIPS AND OTHER Queen-stree- t, OF Wood of superior quality can be had at Kofoa at OFFERS James Makce, on a full assortment AND GUN HARPOONS. 6 Anchors, weighing from 1700 to 2000 lbs., per f Ship Chandlery, Hardware. &c, consisting of "MERRIMAC." 3 Chain Cables, inch, 70 fathoms each, $5 cord fresh beef at 4 cents per lb, sheep at $3 per head, iff JUST received by the undersigned, the regularly SEVERAL YEARS LABOR AND li acd goats at $1.50 per head. Also at the port of Hanalei, wood im-nrov- AFTER HARDWARE, Sec. appointed Agent of C. C. Brant, a fine lot of his ed upon whales, on the whaling ground, with is 'if his apparatus, ai.o and beef can be had at the same rate. The harbor of Hanalei Anchors, chain cables, ships' cabooses, Grxs and Laxces of the larrcst size and latest combined with the advantages of being a practical 5 of best pattern Shipsr Cabooses, patent of 1855, on the North West side of good an t Try caboose whaleman, the Patentee been enabled to obtain an instru- the island and has safe and work knees, iron, patent 5 also a few of the small Lances. A sample may be seen has 15 Cabin Stoves, for coal or wood. chorage in from 7 to 10 fathom:) beef may ment in form of a Bomb for utility effective- cf water. Wood and Iron and copper tacks, assorted sizes, at the office of C. A. Williams & Co., and A. J. Cartwright, Esq. Lance, which and For sale low (14-t- f) also be o fruits 44 - 44 by J. C. SPALDING. had at Nawiliwili at the saw rate as above. Also screws, " 20-- ness cannot be excelled. brass tf A. M. GODDARD. and vegetables of various kinds can be procured at all the above Lamp and screw hooks, ring screws, The attention of Agents and Officers of whale-shi- ps is called! named ports. 10 me SAILOR'S HOME. Brass and iron staples and hooks, bras3 and iron butts, C. WATERMAN HAS ON HAND AND louowmg testimonials. N. B. Wood always en quantities to Chest hinges, hooks hinges, barrel bolts, AND MRS. having taken the hand at the beach in and offers for sale, at the lowest market raics, Sax Francisco, January 10, 1S56. THRUM suit purchasers. (9-3- 4) GEORGE CnARMAN. Improved tower bolts, square bolts, chest handles, Prime and Mess Beef & Pork, Tobacco, choice biand?, Lapt. R. - MR. of the Home, would respectfully call the atten- Browx Sir.- I take this opportunity to inform tion Ship Door knobs, mortice, rim and dead locks, drawer locks, Anchors and Chains, general ass'mt whalers slop Clothing, you that we used those Bomb Lances we bought of you, and of Masters and Owners of vessels to the facility of the Home, where their crews can be accommodated with comfortable THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING . Brass and iron padlocks, augers, saws, screw drivers, White and mixed patent Blankets, found them to be of great benefit in capturing whales amongst NOTICE & COL Callipers, try squares, nippers, rules, guages, pod Pongee Hdkfs, the ice. board by the day or week, with lodgings if required, while their of his late Business to Messrs. WILSON auger3, China Matting, yd wide, white BURN, feeling confident will give satisfaction to saw-sett- s, vessels may be undergoing repairs. Officers can be accommo- and they entire Gimblets, chisels, hammers, axes, hatchets, Green and black Tea. The first whale that we used the Bomb Lance on was killed those may would solicit and steel squares, sheath spring in following dated at a private table, and with private sleeping-room- s. who entrust them with their interests, Iron knives, ballances, Sc Liquors, in bond and ia store, viz : the manner : The boat went alongside of the whale for bestowed upon boat-steer- them a continuance of favors so liberally . Mincing knives, sugar, butter and cheese triers, Wines 44 44 and the er Mrs. Thrcm would take this opportunity to acknowledge the the Brandy, octaves Dennis Maurice," Pinet, Castiilon & fired a Bomb into liini acd then fastened to very liberal patronage him. B. F. BOLLES. Coopers' tools of all descriptions, butcher knives, him with a gig iron : the Bomb was heard to explode, and the she has received while conducting a pri- Co.," and other fine brands. 7, 1855." . above-mention- vate Boarding House, and wou'd Lahaina, June Beaming knives, caulking irons, hand cuffs, wnaie aia not blow exploded. ed respectfully solicit a continu- Old Jam. Rum, in casks j cases Gin ; Champagne ; after the Bomb The ance of the same at her private Nutmeg graters, Brittania swing lamps, Sauterne in cask & glass ; Hock; Claret ; Cordials ; whale was in the ice, and it is ou-- opinion that we should Board and Refreshment Rooms Brass binnacle lamps, deck lights, iron picks, crow-bar- s, not got on Bethel Street. OF COPARTNERSHIP. Boker's Wormwood, and English Bitters in cask & glass ; ; have that whale and many others that we did get, if it DISSOLUTION StyW Box cask barrel can hooks, cook's had not been for 3" Meals at all hours. Soup from 12 till 2 P.M. heretofore existing under the hooks, and ladles, Rum Shrub: Rasberry Syrup; Congress Water 5 your Bomb Lances, and we fully recommend consent. Private Rooms to let, neatly 14-4-m BOLLES & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual Cook's skimmers and tormentors, frying pans, 12--tf them to the attention fitting out whale sh;ps. furnished. Demijohns Vinegar, &c, &c. of those All business connected with said firm will be settled by Iron bake pans, assorted sizes, square and round tin pans, Respectfully yours, BOLLEfc- - wash-basin- s, BOLLES. H. F. Tin scrapers, copper pumps, Thomas Master bark George. ' - Wall, shhping:offiCe. 7,-t- WILSON- Douglass pumps, speaking trumpets, hand bellows, DEPOSIT VAULT. Lahaina, June f. . JAMES Brittania soup HoxoLCxr, March 17, 1850. THE UNDERSIGNED INTEND ladles, soup tureens, tea and coffee pots, UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO Capt. Robebt your BomR NOTICE office on or about the first of Septemlier, on Sugar Bowls, milk pitchers, tea spoons, rmllE on deposit Brows My dear Sir: I used corner castors, table and JL receive monies or valuable articles of small bulk Lances in taking a whale, north, the past season, which made the ef Nuuanu and Queen streets, adjoining the Auction COPARTNERSHIP. THECopartnership for u Block tin cork stops, patent faucets, do., occupied Hawaiian Treasury.) O'jl KKIj r 1 1 . Room of A. a Steam's in his vaults (formerly by the w uuu. vt wi. iitc never ii nave kcii uun out sulci P. Everett, Esq., for the purpose of shipping seamen, purpose General C0"1 Composition cocks, molasses gates, assorted sail needles, These vaults are believed to be fire proof and safe, all ae couiu wild and hope, from past experience of transacting a Ship Chandlery and Hoop coffee ior Lances, as our boats could not get near enough to use the com- in, and strict attention too. to sion Business under tho name style of "WILSOA iron, mills, martin spikes, hand leads, posits, certificates or receipts will be given, and a small charge mon hand lance. solicit a share of tho public patronage. Men procured and 1 Ship's composition pump, chain pumps, garden engines. seamen at the COLBURN. made on the withdrawal of the deposit, strangers and Yours Respectfully, uauiii, wmve. JA.utS UKAJIAM, , . Oh 13-g- m the old premises of U CO. COllDAGE, TWINE, &c. visiting this port, desirous of a place of security for their funds, whale-shi- p WILLIAM A, B. F. BOLLES G. L. Cox, Master Magnolia. - MARKHAM. JAMES WILSON Assorted sfcscs Manila and hemp rope, seizing stuff, will find this deposit an accommodation to them. - - June 1856-t- f. COLBlRS- Worming, ratlin, bone and spunyarn, lS56.-10-t- f. WHITNEY", IIoxoLcrr, March 15, 1856. 7, JOHN F. Sent. 4. . H. M. - Capt. .- HENRY RHODES, Hemp and sail twine, Manila bed and clothes lyres, Post-offic- e Buildings Robeet Brows Dear Sir I take this opportunity Signal halyards, cod lines, chalk lines, fish lines. to inform you that I used your Bombs on the voyage in the ship IMPORTER OF WINES AND SPIRITS, W. FIELD OFFERS FOR SALE OF raven duck. Herald, and found them effective in taking whales, and would the lowest market rates, IB, 44 Cotton and - mdse arriveed per Am. Ship Ceylon" from Boston. BRUSHES, Sec. '; A CARD. recommend them to all whalemen, and especially around the ice. Hhds and Qr Casks Brandy, various brands - Qr Casks Madeira Wine WOODENWARE, - I also 44 vice-handl-es, used the harpoon got most of v Sherry Blallets, a3M-handl- es, auger and UNDERSIGNED, HAVING and the whales by your and Port Wine in Qr Casks Qr Duff Gordon Sherry Wine " Guns - Choping trays, wooden pumps, mast hoops, THE the Stock of SHIP CHANDLERY lately and apparatus. - Sherry and Tort Wine in Cases of one dozen each Qr 44 . Old AMONTILLADO Sherry Wine ' - owned by Capt. would respectfully announce to . Yours Respectfully, Brandy . . James Makee, . - Bushed and patent blocks, assorted sizes, painted pails, do do An . Eight4 Rachclle Brandy . Painted tubs, cases chairs, dust brushes, whitewash brushes, tne residents of Honolulu and Captains of vessels touching at Isaac Allex, Master ship Herald. Hollands & old Tom Gin do do - " Eight plrcs A ma. Brandy this port, is Ship Chandlery Gen Mcmongahela .do that he prepared to do a and Other testimonials can seen by calling" on Whiskey do do Kegs , Monongahela Whiskey - Paint and varnish brushes, willow and birch baskets, , be the undersigned, i do bees-wa- x. eral Commission Business-- and solicits of the public Scotch Iron and brass wire 6eives, hair seives, a share Agents, who have the Guns, Bomb Lances and Harpoons for Whiskey do' "do do Bbls. : Old Bourbon Whiskey CLOTHING AND SLOPS. patronage. - (13-t-f) . . PETER FOLGER. sale. . Cherry Brandy do do 1 do Cases Wolfs Schnapps Red and blue flannel shirts, whalemen's striped shirts, l-- tf R. COADY & CO., Honolulu. Champagne, Stoughton's Bitters, Curacoa, etc., etc. Cases Longworths Sparkling Catawb Grey mixed shirts, long woollen stockings, Ale and Porter of the best London brands in pints .;k1 quarts. Cases Longworths Still Catawba. BEEF AND PORK 1856-t-f. Grey, mixed and white merino undershirts, DYERS' HEALING EMBROCATION. July 1, July 1, 1856-t-f. Whalemen's striped, red woollen drawers, X " CEYLON." CHAS. TIREWRR. 2D.. and mixed offers - TTOR - lor sale. EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL USE. VA- - . Red twilled 6inglets, O. S. pants, Scotch caps, mittens, E jm. B 11 ICE.-- A EX ' ' M TrniTi fistrover. ana an invain.iii romoriv fb dlfffctffcW ICKS TO ARRIVE A SUPERIOR RTICLE, 200 W . - " Reefing bbls prime pork, irira X V from T'.rrmpn sTifn f. .i ..la I,.- qoero," (6-tf- .) EVERET1. jackets, red and white blankets. . 44 for 9 Vf wr Tn.t for sale by A. P. - . Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Pain in the Side, Back lG--tf J J 100 extra mess beef. : ; Lumbago. and ED. HOFFSCIILAKGKTt. RTAPKMTiftitST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. Limbs. Sr. war Fresh and brandy peaches, assorted preserved meats, ALSO, Lramp, etc For cuts wounds is superior ANCHORS Sc S, for sale at the low ." 40 half bbls hide poison. and it to any other CHAIN Pie fruits, capers, ground pepper and cloves, preparation ; packed by Messrs Spencer and ket rates, by . . l--tf C. JANIO ust received per 44 Ceylon. it will afford immediate relief in scalds or burns ; UI'AWAIIAN BEEF, A Jy 1, ROBERT Vinegar, pickles, bweet oil, salt crushed sugar, cheese, J ftf. and for pains or vealnpu n anv n;i rt tit th avatm it ;; .. A. Louzada Wairnea, Hawaii, constantly on hand and for sale by 2-- tf Split peas, hams, beef and pork buckwheat flour, tea. ocrtain relief in a vpnr i?tj Hm For .il A. P. EVERETT. AW BILLS Sc WHALER'S BILLS taken PAINTS, OILS, tec. throughout the J the lowest rates bv - virdigris, MARINE CLOTHING STORE, Islands. For sale wholesale at Honolulu by IQUORS, Kegs red lead, tius tins black paint, kegs do. Opposite Reynolds . Juiy is6-t- f. B. . English Groceries, English Soap, for ale by July 1,1-t- f ROBERT ANION. copal to Wlmrf. i, W. FIELD. d C J Tins green ,paint, varnish, tins and barrels linseed oil, having recently opened Julyl,l-t- f ROBERT C. JANION. Turpentine tar oil, tar pitch and chalk. B7V L. JONES a new stock of py Fancy cassimere pants, vests, shirts, and clothine of all JJEMEiYT AND BRICK, FOR SALE BY "RRY GOODS and CLOTHING, in great variety, for sJ - - - descriptioas, together good assortment 11. IIACKFELD k. CO. 4 FEET BY g 2 MJr Honolulu. July 1, 1856-t-f ROBERT JANI0 . AIo, with a ol Dry Goods, and VuAJ?PHI00?18thick : 3 by feet, FEET, INCHES C A treneral a nsortmcnt of whaling craft. 14 tf fancy articles, woukl respectfully invite the attention of his feet 7 li Inches thir.k 1 ft.. a OCRS, WINDOWS AND BLINDS V A- - by 6 ?eet 8 inche?, inches thick. Bale One fiarf Boat and ears. ; jriends, and the puHie in general. li For by BAGS-rn.sE4S-iFT July 1, ltf. ntuB iryies. for sale By (Vt) A. 1 EVERETT. fi f . v. 2000 SS3" MISCELLANEOUS. raiscELTMiijEous. BTISCELiLAIIEOTJS, TiSISCELIiilNEOUS. THE PACIFIC SOJIETIMVG NEW J.'C. SPAliDIIVG, C. KItEWEIt, 21. , 15. W. Commercial Advertiser. AT THE HONOLULU DAGUEBHEAN GALLEEY. FOR SALE, AT LOWEST JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERS FOR SALE,FIEIi,OF MERCHANDISE AMBROTTPES OFFERS balance of Merchandise imported per HAS sale, per late OFFERS United States, the fol- IMPROVED r " CEYLON," viz. arrivals late arrivals from the on Glass I i Bbls beef and pork, bricks, lowing named articles : HOW TO BE HAPPY. Photographic Pictures and Paper Cases Suffolk blue drills, bales Slaters vflle denims, fire-si- Pipe clay, Old Mr. Cleveland sat by his comfortable de UNDERSIGNED, having recently returned 44 Men's sewed goat and calf peg'd brogans, cement, rosin, soap, hams, DRY GOODS. a visit to San Francisco, takes pleasure informing Tumblers, fire brick, arch brick, Muslin de Laines, Fancy Lawns, Turkey Red Chintz, one cold "winter's night. lie was a widower, and liv- THE in " Native women's siioes, Moulding the public that he has introduced and is now prepared to exe- Hhds. iu 201b kegs, sand, spirits turpentine, India Satin, Corah Udkfs, Chrome orange Prints, green do, ed alone on plantation ; is to say he was the butter in brine, Bbls tar, pitch, oak joist, pine boards and shingles. orange Sheeting, his that cute those splendid and permanent pictures on glass, well Cases of Eastern dairy cheese, half-bbl-s. hide poison, Fancy prints, blue Drills, blue Flannel, negroes, Sattinets, green Sheetings, Swiss mull checks, only white person there ; for of both field known as the " of green corn aud peas in tins, saddlery, assorted, ALSO, Irish Linen, e grey hands and house servants, he had enough and to spare.-li- IMriLOVED AMBROTTPES, Rolls of 1 inch lead pipe, a complete variety of hardware, A" invoice of elegant, fancy Crockery and White and Blankets, Madras Hdkfs. And that, with several sets of NEW INSTRUMENTS, of the 100 Fegs assorted nails, GLASSWARE, consisting of CLOTHING; was a queer old man, this Mr. Cleveland ; a man Boston cotton - most celebrated makers, together with a well constructed sky- 50 Bolts duck, Nos. 1 to 10, White iron stone dinner setts, SEERSUCKER COATS, of kind, good feelings, but of eccentric impulses,- and light, he is enabled to take Ambrotypes, Stereoscopes, Daguer- Cases Jf German glass, 8 x 10, 10 x 12, 12 x 14, 17 x 12, do WHITE WOOL SHIRTS, You must always let Oars from 12 to 18 feet, cases do do cups and saucers, WOOL blunt and startling manners. reotypes and all kinds of Photographic Pictures, in a superior denim frocks and pants, do do do handled coffees, WHITE DRAWERS, ; attempt and in any Cases common California wood-se- at chairs, FANCY CALICO SHIRTS, him do everything in his own odd way just manner weather. u Dark diamond spittoons, PHOTOGRAPHS ON PAPER, of persons, views of residences, fine cane seat do., do. common Solar lamps, BRO. DRILL DRAWERS, to dictate to him, or even suggest a certain course solar chimnies, e ships, parts of the city, which may be sent to absent friends " assorted Grecian do., do. French top do. Past, WHITE DRILL DRAWERS, and you would to defeat your wisest designs.-H- kc, White fluted and painted tumblers. WOOL be sure by letter, taken by the dozen or half dozen. lead, pure, extra and No. 1, STRIPED SHIRTS, of opposi-tio- n of Boiled oil and spirits turpentine, ALSO, WOMEN'S COTTON HOSE, seemed at times possessed by a spirit Also, on hand, a great variety of cases and frames, the Gilt, white colored oppose Black, green and yellow paint, assorted paint-brushe- s, and colored, porcelain and ware for Holi GREY WOOLEN SHIRTS, and would often turn right around and latest styles. day gifts and Stock for sale, and instate Putty and French yellow, carpenter's tools of all varieties, and parlor ornaments, GREY WOOL DRAWERS, a course he had been vehemently advocating, only Daguerreotype Instruments Toy tea setts, licac and white cream and table pitchers, just tions in the art friven to persons desirous of visiting other parts. Cutlery, &c, &c. 14-t- f LINEN CHECK SHIRTS, because some one else openly arid warm- II. STANGENWALD. Parian Arab pitchers, stone gipsey pitchers, CASSIMERE PANTS, had ventured 14-- Gilt watch boxes, fancy ink stands, ly to approve it. Honolulu, Oct. 1st., 1856. tf RED FLANNEL SHIRTS, HEjRY RHODES, Ornamental image watch Iwxes, BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS, The night, as I have said, was bitter cold, and Do cigar boxes, dog cover, do statue cover, RED FLANNEL DRAWERS. to northern latitude, and SHOP. IMPORTER OF WINES AND SPIRITS, China vases, cigarstands, alabaster boxes, Parian vases, would have done honor a DOCTOR'S Gilt and green chamber setts, HARDWARE. in addition to this, a violent storm was coming on. P. JUDD. AT THE CORNER OF FORT HAS RECEIVED, PER LATE ARRIVALS, Hunt's shovels, Tinman's tools, . Tin'd fry pans, sighing reminds the public that he continues largest and best selected stock of Spirits ever offered Uncle Tom's mugs, steel The vrind blew in fitful gusts, howling and Ci.and Merchant Streets, in Honolulu. Cast hoes, Axe hatchets, Hunt's axes, sur- to devote himself to the treatment of Diseases of all kinds, hav- ALSO, Boiler iron, Bars ass'd iron, Table spoons, among the huge trees with which the house was Drugs M0N0NGAHELA WHISKEY, in kegs and barrels, ex Ceylon. Diamond cut decanters, quarts and pints, (Tlaw ing for sale a great variety of and Medicines of the best do do champagne goblets, Counter scales, Casks sad irons, hatchets, rounded, and then dying away with a melancholy, quality. He sells also BRANDY, Table cutlery, Sheath knives, Scissors, do do wine do dirge-li- ke moan. old trees rubbed their leafless PoiMOtlH CHERRY BOUNCE, in 1 doz. cases, . Razors, Cooking stores, Sauce pans, ass'd. The corrosive CHAMPAGNE CIDER, Bowls, nappies, French decanters, branches against the window panes, and the fowls Arseuic, strichnine, veratrine, sublimate. u u Crockery, toilet setts, Hanging entry lamps, SADDLERY. Oxalic aciu, St. Ignasius beans, nux vomica, opium, BOURDON WHISKY, Enamel blk & drab cloth, girth web, brass spurs, which had roosted there for the night were fain to HOLLANDS GIN, tt tt M Solar lamps, fancy and plain globes, Prussic acid, alcohol. u u u Ruby signal lanterns, plain do, Rein web, silver spurs, girth buckles, bridles, horse brushes clap their wings, and make prodigious efforts to pre- FINE BRANDY, Hog skin fancy saddle Perfumery. STOUGHTON'S 'UTTERS, in pints and quarts, u Ship lamps, palace lamps, saddles, cloths, stirrup irons. serve their equilibrium. Mr. Cleveland grew moody Musk, extract musk, cologne, lavender water, One ring water bottles, Windsor, honey and other soaps. DUNBAR'S STOMACH LITTERS, ditto, - u NAVAL. STORES. and restless, threw down the book in which he had Diamond bowl3, Brittania castors. Chain cables. Bales oakum, he made iVI iMcellaueoii CLARETS OF VARIOUS BRANDS, ALSO, Hemp cordage, Cotton duck, been reading, kicked one cf the andirons till Sago, iearl barley, oat meal, gum shellac, in pints and quarts, just received ex Emma. One custom made shifting top New York buggy latest style Manila do Army do the whole blazing fabric tumble down, and finally Writing aud marking ink, Sands sarsaparilla, eow- - 5--tf Spun yarn, Raven do Tom. too numerous to mention. nOCK, called, in an impatient tone, his boy Soda water, and other articles Ass'd paint brushes, Blk paint, said,-"yer'- s 6-t- SPARKLIITG In (O Easily found when wanted. f. nOCK, pints, Tom soon popped his head in at the door, and " MOSELLE, " Turpentine, Verdigris, Sheaths & belts. me, S AUTERNES of fine quality, in pts. and quarts, FSLDIISDI & CO. sir." GROCERIES. ! Cleveland, MlhiCKliJ?, pale and golden, in qr. casks, u FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST Preserved green gages, yellow bank tobacco, " Yer's me, indeed exclaimed Mr. FINE OLD DRY MADEIRA, " " i OFFERrates, a well selected assortment of NEW GOODS, Split table salt, loaf, crushed and granulated sugar, ' way is to build a fire? castlecookeRECEIVING GOODS BY NEARLY : ieas, what sort of a this ( just received per ARE vessel from Boston, ami offer for sale, cheap for cash, MARTELL'S BRANDY, (very fine) do. late arrivals consisting in part as follows Pickles, tomato ketchup, No, 1. soap, exspec you is bin kick um, sir," said Tom. for family use, as well as Agricultural REAL OLD SCHE1DAM GIN, in cases, of very superior quality Dry ground pepper, lemon syrup, I n great variety of articles Good. Mustard, China rice, ! kick um, Implements, Lumler, Carienter3 Tools, &c, &c, &c. ex Emma. Cases black figured and plain alpacca, denims, S. I. sugar, S. I. coffee, chemical oUve soap. " Hev? What? Well suddosc I did bin MU. COOKE will be found at the Lower Store opposite the GENUINE OLD SCOTCH WHISKY, in 1 doz. cases, ex Emma. Sheeting, carpets, druggets, matting, flannel, FURNITURE. if it had been properly made, it would not have" Seamen's Chapel, and MR. NICHOLSON in attendance in the O" Which he ofikrs for sale low, at his Store, near the Post All linen sheeting, book and Swiss muslin, Victoria lawn, Baltimore cane seat chairs, tumbled down. Fix it this minute, sir !" outfitting department at the same place. MR. CASTLE will Office. 14-- tf Scotch diaper, towelling, crash cass. table covers,, Pine tables, is gwine to fix um now, said Tom, fum Ik; the Upicr Store, near the Stone Church. Irish linen, black silk, ladies' silk hose, silk, " I sir," in attendance at Cane seat oak chairs, bling fire. With the advantage of a large assortment, and the determination Gloves and mitts, sup cotton hose, Children's rocking chairs, at the ! having so to say to spare no reasonable effort to suit those who may favor them MERITS' W. WIIIMEY White, brown mixed and fancy half do, Willow wagons, " Well fix it. sir. without much with their custom, they would respectfully solicit a share of pub AS ON HAND, AND FOR SALE, Black silk and colored half do, black crape, Children's arm chairs, about it ; you had better do more, and say less," said lie patronage. an extensive collection of Miscellaneous Books, compris-- Silk pocket handkerchiefs, plain and bordered do, Children's willow chairs, Mr. Cleveland. carefully selected fol-owi- ng Lace veils, white cotton lace, etc., etc. P. S. C. & C. have a fine variety of Cloths ng about 5000 volumes, a part of which will be found in the Oval cane seat chairs, Yes, answered Tom. in Boston, with direct reference to custom work in their outfit catalogue j , Clothing. Ofiice Chairs. sir," ting department, superintended by MR. NICHOLSON. Fine black doeskin and cashmere pants, will keep answering me when there is no Sc "You a. ? V V 12-- tf Abbott on Shipping and Insurance, Fancy cass do, BOOTS SHOES. ... mm r T Sept. 13, 1S56. satinet do, cottonware and linen do, -- ; Abbott's Young Christian, 12mo. Black lasting do, fine black frock coats, cashmere do, Heavy calf boot3, Heavy brogans, occasion exciaimeu ir. tJieveiaua i jusi wisu i Acconleon Instructor (paper cover), White linen do, Marseilles do, brown linen do, Pump Bole do Womens shoes, had my stick here, I'd crack the side of your head liTOIBEIt FOR SAJLE. iEsop's Fables, (miniature volume), Sup all fine linen shirts, extra large size do, boys' do, Slippers. . with it." HAS Africa and America, 12mo, cloth, Fine York Mill shirts, L. B, and French cuffs, WINES &z LiaUORS. de stick, said Tom, handing the UNDERSIGNED RECEIVED Abbott's History of Napoleon, 2 vols. Red and blue flannel shirts, Sicily Madeira Wine, Rochclle Brandy, Yer's sir," THEkeeps constantly on hand a large and desirable stock of Allison's u of Europe (abridged, 1 vol.), walking cane out of the corner. which he offers low for cash, vLs : Merino under shirts and drawers, silk do do, Duff Gordon sherry, Bourbon Whiskey, Lumber, Alilerbrooke a tale (2 vols, gilt), cotton do, said Mr. Cleve- 1 in planed pine boards different qualities, White lace all linen do, Old Amontilado Sherry, Monongahela Whiskey, Am.Brandy, " Put it down, this instant, sir," Allison's History of Europe, 3 vols., Black satin vests, white and buff Marseilles do, my 1 do do do do clear, u " " (2nd series, 4 vols.) WOLF'S AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, land : how dare you touch my stick without 11, 1 J, 2 in clear pine dimension plank, Fancy cass do, denim pants and jumpers, etc., etc. 1, " . Principles of taste, Bailey's Algebra, CHAMPAGNE, leave !" planed boards for sheathing, Hats . ia AJgebra, Dodd's, Davies' Bourdon do, Cases black wool hats, do pearl do, French do, LONG IFOR TWS SPARKLING CATAWBA WINE, " I bin tink you bin say you bin want um, sir," 1, It, 11, hard pine plank for heading, " Davies' Elementary, 1 Oregon boards, Grey and white cashmere do, Hungarian do, said Tom. in Allen's Domestic Animals, Alphabet books for children, Fine Panama do, Leghorne do etc., etc. SUNDRIES. 2 and 3 in Oregon plank Albums, ladies' illustrated You had better tink about your work, sir, and spruce plank, Roots and Shoes. Manila Cheroots, No. 2, toy pails, Dimond spittoons, 2 in American Missionary Memorial, Cases kip boots, do calfskin do, lasting gaiters, 'Casks cement, wheelbarrows, wine glasses, hand carts, stop answering me, sir, or I'll find a way to make' Pine and spruce clapboards, " Biographical Sketch Book, cedar shaved shingles, Jersey ties, calfskin brogans, enamelled brogans, Blacking, goblets, horse baskets, cedar churns, you," said Mr. uieveiana. jsring in some mora Am " Cruiser, (Little's), do Constitutions, Patent leather ties, Oxford do, fancy Congress gaiters, French pillowy red precipitate, sets crockery, California do do ' Education (Mansfield's) lihtwood, and make the hrc, ana shut in tne window ships water-wa- ys and " Patent leather do. Guyaquil hats, French bedsteads, wool carpeting, 3, 4.V, 4x6 in hard pine plank for rails, u Farm Book (Allen's), do Poultry Yard, shutters. Do you hear me, sir ?" assortment of joists of all sizes Sundries Hair pillows, iron bedsteads, blk silk hats, leather pillows, A large u Florist's Guide, do First Class Book, Ladies' elastic belts, suspenders, needles, Curry combs, silk parasols, lanterns, tumblers, o " Yes, sir," replied Tom. ALSO, " Institutions, do Poultry Book (paper cover), Razor and ljazor strops, pocket and sailors' knives, Scrub brushes, bags, perfumery, oil cloths, you then? picket.?, canet " Well, why don't you answer, if hear, Pickets, spruce and pine clear Ambiguities, rierre or the Amaranth (a gift book), Shoe laces, sjool cotton, black aud colored sewing silk, Pump chains, solar lamps, horse cards, yellow metal nails, How am to know when you hear me, if you don't Window sash 8x10, 8x12, 9x13,10x12, 10x14, Anthon's Classical Dictionary, Ancient Egyptians, 2 vols. Tooth and hair brushes, black, blue and red ink, Side lamps, cattle cards, slates, gunny bags, os tow I Doors assorted sizes, Annual of Scientific Discovery, 1851-2-- 3, Port Monaies, etc., etc. Wood bottles, 2 & 3 hoop pails, corn brooins, answer?" said Mr. Cleveland, reaching for his stick. will be sold the lowest market rates, 9-t- The above Lumber at Andrew's Latin and English Lexicon, Also genuine Havana Cigars. ' f. Barrel covers, deck buckets. Yes, sir," said Tom, as he went grinning out of and in lots to suit purchasers. C. BREWER, 2d, Ancient Geography with Atlas, Street 1 SHIP'S CABOOSE, the room. eQYj 5 tf. Fort Andrew's Hawaiian Grammar, 4 Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, iMVOICE OF BOOKS, ok c ivrs Mr. Cleveland was in the main, a very kind mas- of Am. Clergymen, LACKAWANNA STEAMBOAT COAL, somewhat hasty and impatient Tom JUST RECEIVED, Anthon's Latin Lexicon, Anecdotes RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK, CHARTS, ter, though Appleton's Magazine, 6 vols, Arabian Nights, 12mo ed. JUSTship " CEYLON." FORCE PUMPS, and he were forever sparring, yet neither could have" FOR SALE, BV C. II. LEAVERS, EX of Tanning and Currying; from Mills, a splendid assort Art Lady Blessington memoirs, WE WAG ORNAMENTAL TIME PIECES, done the other ; and there was something AND the Tekalet Arctic Expedition, Richanlson's S. without Oregon boards, timber and scantling, Travels in Europe and East by the Rev. J. Prime, 1 Cnrrijige, (with seat for driver,) which well mcnt of Tri-color- Extra Tom's disposition suited his Arnold's Lunarian, for Navigators, Harper's statistical gazetteer, ed sketches of Paris, comical about AS FOLLOWS 2 TOP BCGGIE5, Tom evi- Arnott's Elements of Physics, McQueens orators touchstone, Woods' illus natural history, 1 OPEN BUGGY, master's eccentric and changeable moods. 37,000 feet rough boards 1 inch, Arithmetic, University 1 Grinnell's Arctic expedition, The Russian and the knout, SETIS HARNESS, dently served as a kind of safety valve for his mas- 20,000 " planed inch loards, " Emerson's, Davies' do, 1st Lessons, book implements, 8,000 u " u " suitable for strong s'uling boards. Farm and farm DYER'S HEALING EMBROCATION. nervous system, and many an explosion ot super- " " Table Book, Utah and Mormons history of, Bleak house by C. Dickens, POLAR OIL. ter's 4,110 feet 1 inch plank, 6,000 feet, 2 inch plank, Smith's, Enos' do, Robinson's Elementary do, fluous excitability he had to bear. o 8,000 44 2x3 " " " Alison on taste, David Copperficld, by Chas. Dickens, 000 " 3 " " American do, Dombey Son by by ONE SUGAR MILL, COMPLETE. question, Mr. Cleveland was par- " and do, Christmas tales do, 15-- On the night in 2l000 " 2x4 " " 2,000 " 2x5 " Davies' Intellectual Sept tf &c. &c. kc. kc. 14 8,000 " 6x8 " " " Newcomes by do, History of the insurrection in China, ticularly out of sorts. The truth is, he was natural- 8,000 " 3x4 " book-keepin- Architecture, Home Cyclopedia of Assayer's Guide, Day's American edition g, 8,000 " 6x6 " 6,000 " 6x5 " " a generous, warm-heart- ed man, but in consequence Astronomy, (Blake's 1st book), Swiss Family Robinson, 4 vols, Combe's constitution of man FOR SALE. ly 7,000 " 6x4 " " . " Olmstead's Keith on prophecy, Courtesy by Henry, of early disappointment, had lived a solitary life, and Pickets and Laths. Atlas, Lowry's Universal, and Black's do. . Wendell's Blackstone, (4 vols sheep,) OF BARQUE "AVERY," 3SO was really suffering for the want of objects of affection. Daily expected per "CEYLON," Australian Captives, Autographs of Freedom, CIARGO register, one year old, sailed from Liverpool May boards, suitable for house finishing, Pendennis by Thackeray, Vanity fair by do, DRY His feelings, unsatisfied, unemployed, yet morbidly 40,000 feet Eastern pine Babylon and Ninevah (second expedition) Grey's geology and structure of the earth, 24th. A complete assortment of STAPLE and FANCY and cabin work. United States, 5 vols. GOODS, selected expressly for this market in London, Manches sensitive, were becoming soured and his untenanted clapboards, planed and jointed, Bancroft's History of the Vols Abbott's histories illustrated, Franconia stories, 30,000 American pine Baxter's Call, Baird's Classical Manual, Do Marco Paul's travels, Do sUry books by Abbot, ter, Glasgow and Paris. often ached for want of sympathy. 100,000 best shaved white cedar slxingles, "Aroostick An assortment of English GROCERIES of the best quality. heart 6-- tf Bates' Sandwich Islands, illus. - Morrell's American shepherd, 12 mo, took several diagonal across brand. EARTHENWARE, HOLLOW-WAR- E AND SADDLERY. He rose and turns the Bartlett's Acoustics and Optics, Haswell's engineer's pocket book, looked " Philosophy of3Iechanics, Earne's notes on the gospels, Miss Beecher's receipt book, A large assortment of HARDWARE cf superior quality, room. At length he opened a window and out JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, on the Gospels, 11 vols. amongst which are upon the stormy night. ' What confounded weath- Barnes' Notts Brandes Encyclopedia of science, etc., etc., Superior garden spades, garden OF CILPPER BARK AVERV Bartlctt on Fevers, Bagstcr's Family Bible, Stephens travels in Greece, 2 vols, do do Egypt, do do, rollers, sheet lead, er he muttered to himself, " it makes a man feel CARGO from Liverpool, consisting of every description of Practice of Medicine, Warranted anvils, sledge hammers, steeled crowbars, !" Beach's American Do do Central America, do do, do do Yucatan, do do, like blowing his brains out ! There are not two ways Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Saddlery, Bennett on the Uterus, Benjamin's Architecture, Gerstackers' travels around the world, Hose nails, cut nails, cut tacks, cooper's rivets, Liquors, Ship Chandlery, kc, usually imported. Beck on Infant Therapeutics, Cummiug3' travels in Central Africa, Robinson Crusoe, Brass headed nails, tin plates, best Chillington hoop iron, about it, I'm tired of life. What have I to live for ? composition sheathing to-morr- also Bingham's Sandwich Islands, History of wonderful inventions, Leigh Hunt's autobiog. Iron wire, nails, If I were to die ow, who would shed a tear?'' Best old fashioned English yellow soap, Biography, Cyclopedia of Webster's royal octavo dictionary, Morse's geography, Copper tacks, boot nails, Then whispered conscience, It is thine own fault. Splendid genuine lottled ale and porter, Bingham's Sandwich Islands, Cyclopedia of Biography, Lossing's field book of the revolut ion, 2 vcls, Large and small iron gates with iron pillars, A few barrels real Martell brandy, Bleak House, (a Novel, in 2 vols., by Dickens), Hues travels in China, Arcanianism or life in Chile, Tools of all kinds, wheel barrows, coffee mills, A man need not feel alone because there are none in Port and Sherry wine, of different qualities, Bliss' Geography and Analysis, Miss Beecher's letters on health, Table knives and forks, carvers, steels, spoons, the world who bear his name, or share his blood. Scotch whisky, Bucellos, slates, anchors and chains, Blair and Burke, (min. edition), Mountains and molehills or travels in California, Electro plated spoons, a cask of assorted lamps. All men are thy brethren. Thou art one of the great Assorted iron, lest hoop iron, sheet lead, Blake's 1st Book in Astronomy, do Scripture Readings, Cobb's miniature Lexicon, Goodrich's spellers, Also a long list, but few of each, of small articles and KNICK family, and what hast thou done to relievo Large and small iron gates and gate posts, Book of the Corner, (Leigh Hunt), Plutarch's lives, Lowrey's universal atlas, KNACKS often enquired for, but too numerous to particularise. human 5 garden rollers, 5 Ltm wheelbarrows, fcc, &c. Boswell's Johnson, 2 vols., Bowen's Yirgil, Harper's Magazine, bound volumes, Assorted packages of them will be sold at a small advance. the poor and suffering around thee ? Will not thy ROBERT C. JANION. Bock of the Ocean, or Life on the Sea, (GO illusts.) Mrs. Sherwood's works 16 vols, Cuvelheim's anatomy, Master say to thee at the last day, I was an hun- 14-- tf Paints, Oil nml Viiriiishcs. Honolulu, Oct. 1, 1856. Boyer's French Dictionary, Book of the Colonies, Percy a"neciotes, fifteen decisive battles, Christian theism, Anchors ami Chains. gered, andjrou gave me no meat ; I was thirsty, and Book-Keepin- g, (Mayhews) with Blanks, Notes on the Sandwich Islands (Haole.), Howe's mechanics, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. Book of the Feet, Brown's Greek Classical Literature, North Aniericau Atlas, Russell's Polynesia, Liquor. you gave me no drink ; I was a stranger, and ye took comprising the Classical Literature, 4 Alsop's India Ale, (warranted A. 1.) me not ; naked, and you clothed me not ; sick, SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT, Brown's Roman Humboldt's Cosmos, vols, Pierre or the ambiguities, Byass' do do in and following variety : Brook's Universal Gazeteer, Mardi and a voyage thither, Moby Dick or the whale, in prison, and you visited me not. Inasmuch as you ACrates containing white Granite Plates (soup and dining) Brand's Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy, Omoo, Redburn, Typee, White Jacket, Meakim's do do do. do. Soup Tureens, Optics, Brown's English Grammer, Pinus do do did it not to one of the least of these my brethren, you Jo. do. Breakfist do., Brewster's Vols Bonn's classical Library, Hoary Head, & stout do. Sugar Bowls, Band Music, Bulwer and Forbes on Water Cure, bee, Wilson's Mexico Mexican gov't, Barclay Perkius did it not to me.' " Blue do. do., white Brass Lily and the and the Geneva, Old Tom gin, Scotch whiskey, port wine, Do. do. Covered Butter Dishes, do. do. Chambers, Burns' Complete Works, 4 vols., Fowler's speaker, Lamb's poetical works, brandy, This was a strong and direct appeal, and it was Coffee Cups, Barrington Pitchers, Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress (min. edition), history of U. S., Sherry wine, best medium brandy, " " Hdld. Bonner's child the Sherry in quarter casks, champagne, Buccllas. not without its effect. Then muttered Mr. Cleveland Toilet sets, complete, white Granite Bakers, " " (mustrated), Miss Bunkly life in a convent, Squier's Central America, BniCKS, to himself again, Well, how can I help it? has Do. do. Dishes, assorted sizes, Budd on the Liver, Builder's Guide, SO vols story books, red cloth, Learuiri'--r to think, Hops, Fire Steam Coal, It Yellow Iron-sto- ne Nappies, extra large size, Burrill's Iaw Dictionary, Byron's Works (sheep), Learning to talk. (8-t- f) II. M. WHITNEY. Blacksmith's Coal, Slates. not been for want of inclination. Heaven knows I Cut and pressed Tumblers and Wine Glasses, Goblets, Byron's Works, (gilt cloth, small edition) All of which will be sold to arrive, in large parcels at the very am always ready to put my hand in my pocktt when- Britannia and plated Tea and Coffee Pots, California, illustrated 7vo. edition, RECEIVED, PER BARK AVERV, lowest advancem home prices. (9-t- f) ROBERT C. JANION. ever people call on me for charity. How can help Musrs, quart, pint, and half-pi-nt Bowls, " and Sandwich Islands, JUSTLiverpool, and for sale by the undersigned, I For sale low by (74-t- Q J. C. SPALDING. Cabin and Parlor, (Randolph), A few ladies' silk bonnets, latest Paris fashions; it if the poor and suffering do not make their wants California and Oregon, by Johnson, Ladies' habits and sleeves, do; lace sleeves; NEW GOODS to me girls' known ?" UNDERSIGNED HAVING KEEN CamplKll's Works, 12mo, California, its History (Capron) 'Ladies superior unbleached lace hose; cotton hose; ER FRANCES PALMER. FROM Then again speaks Conscience: "Thou try- nnilEA instructed by His Excellency the M inUter of the Interior to Carson's Loitering in Europe, Carpenters' New Guide, Childrens' cotton socks; children's lace socks; FRANCISCO. For sale at low rates : art continue the overland Mail Carriers throughout the Kingdom, Choice Extracts of Literature, Embroidoring silk; ladies' superior patent stays; CLOTHINGP AND DRY GOODS. ing to deceive thyself, but thou canst not deceive nor Notice is hereby given that hereafter Mail Carriers will be dis- Choice of Literary and Religious Knowledge, Stay laces; boot laces; stHy hooks; silence me. Thou hast known of existence suf- Selections Sux blk Cassiinere Pants, assorted French Pants, the of u-- e Black Russian mohair brawl; serpentine braid; patched as below : C:i English Biographies, Christian Sabbaths, Sup plain plaid Cassimero fering, and thine indolence has prevented thee from Ox IvArAt. Leaving Mr. Widemann's store every Tuesday ian Melodies, do Tribute, Ladies' and children's worsted polka jackets; ass'd sattinett Pants, do C!ri; Af-s'i-i French to relieve it. Did ? inoruing for Hanalei, returning Wednesday. Cheevtr's Island World of the Pacific, Berlin wool; crotchet cotton; ci tchet needles and hollers, Jean and cottonade Pants, going abroad thy Master thus Hana-pei- of fancy colored Leaving Nawiliwili every Thursday morning for Koloa, e 44 (Byron), Ladies' mohair caps; children's hoods; Ass't white and Shirts, Did he net go about to do good ? Did he not sit down Sandwich Islands, Childe Harold, A few doz fine white and Jenny Liud and Waimea returning Fridays. Christmas Tribute, Tables for Chemical Analysis, Children's hats, neatly trimmed, &c, &c. Shirts, to meat with publicans and sinners ? Can you stand Mail-Carri- er Ass'd calico fig'd sliirts, check linen do, Jumpers, On Oahc. The day of departure of the Government Christ a Friend, Chemistry for Students, also Post-offi- French blue pes Pongee here, and look upon such a night as this, and not on Oahu is Thurs.lay of each week, leaving the ce Chemistry of Four Seasons, On hand, at reduced prices, a large quantity of rich silk, of b'ouses, Deuims, Silk, Hdkfs, punctually at 9 A. M., returning Saturdays. Diseases of do do of Children, various styles and qualities. PANAMA HATS,kc,kc. think of those who are exposed to its bitterness ? Can Churchill's Women, 13-t- f. mail-carri- er Post-offic- e, - Vox HOLT & HEUCK. Os Mali. The will leave the Lahaina 44 - Puerperal Fevers, GEO. CLARK, notel street. thy human heart beat only for itself when thou think-e- st every Tuesday Morning, and passing through Wailuku and Ka-hul- ui, Christisons' Dispensatory, Honolulu, Oct. 15, 1S3G. 16--tf of the thousand miseries crying to Heaven for re- reach Makawaj about 6 P. M. At 7 A. M., Wednesday, Chamber's Cyckicdia of English Literature, 2 vols., ! ! Post-offi-ce now, head com- he will leave Mr. Saucer's Store, which will be the 44 Information for the People, FIRE PROOF ROOFS. SAM! SALT SALT lief? Resolve, before thy touches its for that district, and passing through Kula, Torbcrtsville and Chemistry of Country Life, Claridge on the Water Cure, ARREN'S FIRE AND WATER PROOF MANUFACTURED AT fortable pillow, that with the morning's dawn thou Kalepolepo, return to Lahaina on Wednesday night or Thursday Cleveland's Voyages in the Pacific, Roofs have established for themselves in New England SALT wilt resolutely set about thy work ; or, rather, thy Morning. to Young Men, second to none. THE FUULOA WORKS. Clarke's Lectures and the Canadas a reputation They have been For sale by the undersigned in any Mails ox Hawaii. Clymer on Fevers, use Middle and Western testi- quantity, delivered in bulk Master's work." much longer iu in the States, and a?ongside the wharf or vessel in Honolulu, very superior Puuloa Mail-Carri- is very still muttered Mr. Cleveland to The er between Kawaihae and llilo will leave Capt. Climate and Diseases of Sandwich Is'ands, monials from various parts of the Union, admit their superiority " It hard," Kawaihae every THURSDAY, and returning Classical Dictionary, Anthon's over all other roofs. salt, at the rate of himself, these thoughts will continually Law's Store at 44 "that intrude leave B. Pitman's Store in Hilo every MONDAY. 44 Lampriere's They have been used upon Dwelling nouses of the first class, Sixteen Dollars per Ton. themselves upon me. They give me no peace of my Mail-Carri- er for Analysis, Clerks' A leaves Captain Law's Store at Kawaihae Clark's Assistant, Ware Houses, Railroad Depots, and Manufacturies, and have The proprietor having greatly improved his salt works, he is life. Stifle them as may, they come with Kailua and Kealakeakua the first and third THURSDAY in Cowper's Task and Table Talk, been prouounced by Architects, Builders and others who have now prepared to furnish better salt, in larger quantities, and I tenfold each mouth, und leaves Capt. Cumings' Store at Kealakeakua Conquest of Canada, 2 vols., a knowledge of their merits, to be of greater durability, and to with greater dispatch than has hitherto been done at the band force. People have no business to be poor. I was the first aud third TUESDAY of each month. Counsellors' Assistant, Cook'a Voyages, 2 vols, min., be possessed of fire and water resisting properties, to an extent wich Islands. poor once, and nobody gave charity to me. I had to Between Hilo and Kan, the Mail will be sent every fortnight, Cole's Fruit Book, Cowper's Poems, beyond that of any Roof now i a use. , Purchasers here and abroad, who wish to procure the best salt help myself in the world as well as I could. Store the first and third MONDAY Count Struenza, or Skeptic and Christian, These Roofs require an inclination of only one inch to the foot. in the Pacific, will do well to enquire fur, and I hate leaving Mr. Pitman's at Hilo, manufactured aho poor people ; I hate unfortunate people ; in fact, con- of each month,, and leaving Mr. Shipman's residence at Kau, the Constable's Guide, Common Prayer Book, They can be used for a promenade, and for drying purposes j to assure themselves, that they receive the real Puuloa salt. first and third THURSDAY of each month. Combe's Management of Children, and are aiade available in case ofjire to adjoining buildings. Orders to any amount executed with dispatch. found it ! I hate the world and everybody in it." Mail-Carrie- are The rs throughout the kingdom will be allowed to Digestion and Diet, The materials of which these Roofs composed, are not Apply to DANIEL MONTGOMERY. Then answered once again the etill, small voice : English Cod Liver Oil, of temperature. carry small packages, other than letters and papers, subject to Composition, Parker's affected by changes Puuloa Salt Works. " For shame, Mr. Cleveland, for shame I You such charges as may be fixed on hereafter. Counting House Almanacs, 185G, The cost is less than that of any other Fire Proof Roof now in Sandwich Islands. will July 1, lS56-t- f. JOSEPH JACKSON, Post-Mast- er. Colurabat on Females, Oliver's Conveyancing, use, and even that of a shingled Roof. These Roofs are not ruin your soul if you thus darken the light within. Comprehensive Commentary, affected by the jar of machinery ; and in case of injury, no Roof You know better than all this, and you are sinning & Colburn's 1st Lessons in Aritmetic, Cranford (a tale), is so easily and quickly repaired. BLACKSMITIIING, CONTRACTOR. BUILDER formerly doing against yourself. You want to be happy ; well, you UNDERSIGNED WOULD Croley's Poems, Curtis' Conveyancer, The Corporation of the City of Montreal, Canada, have by a UNDERSIOXED, business may so. There is wide field w, be a of duty open INFORM special By-La- made an exception in favor of Warren Roofs, THE the Custom House, would inform the public, that before THE friends and the public that he has resumed his car- lately occupied by Capt. Brown, near ; the old stand on Kingst. Ail to the Law prohibiting the erection of buildings in the City. he has taken the stand you enter, in God's name, and go to work like a penter business, at orders attended SSIGNEE'S NOTICEWHEREAS BY from Builders, ice where he would be happy to receive their orders. to with promptness and dispatch in the various branches of bearing 13th., 1856, the firm of And numerous other testimonials Insurance Off- the house, man. What you say about having helped yourself is an instrument date June Corporations and others, which attest supe- Thankful for past favore, he hopes to merit a continuance of the business. CYRUS W. JONES & CO., made an assignment of all their icers, Railroad the poifectly true, and you deserve all credit for it ; drawn to order. riority of this Roofing over all others for cheapness, efficiency, same. July 1, 6m HENRY SMITH. but Plans, specifications, and estimates property to the undersigned, all parties who have any claims may seen the Counting remember the.t the majority of the poor On hand and for sale, iannel doors, sash doors, sashes, glazed on said firm are hereby requested to become parties to said Deed and durability combined, be at Room of are entirely and unglazed window and door blinds, kc, kc of Assignment, and all persons indebted to them, are requested C- - BREWER 2d. For sale by CARRIAGE SHOP. The Sab destitute of your advantages. You had the founda- (13-t-f) J. F. B. MARSHALL. scaber having purchased the interest of 1-- tf CHARLES W. VINCENT. tion rightly bid. A thousand July 1, to make immediate payment to D. C WATERMAN, will carry circumstances in your 1856.-t- f. Mr. Jacobs, hereafter on the July 1, Assignee. early life conspired to render you self-relyi-ng. TOOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED GOODS Wheelwright Business at the old stand, energetic and -- NEW Yoj le for of JO 12 Half-pipe-s superior Holland Gin, pine-app- brand, adjoining the Police station All orders repairs Carriages, had the right sort of education, and 50 Cases Claret Wine, " Haut Talance,' SAVIDGE & MAY 1T7NX. HAM. BRIG "EMMA" FROM IIAM- - Wagons or Carts will be promptly attended to. Orders solicited Providence also Lelped to train you. Besides, once BURG, for sale at the store of the undersigned, consisting charges moderate. (13-3- R. E. WAKEMAN. 3 Bbls. Ruii, JUST RECEIVED PER CLIPPER JPj and more X ask yoa, did your Master stop to enquire how 1 Puncheon fine old Jamaica do. HAVE CEYLOfi," a very useful assortment of groceries, partly of te following articles : consisting of sugar cured hams, prime cheese, cod fish, herrings, Cases 9-- 8 Ginghams, plain, white and dotted Muslins, 1 GOO CASKS human miserj was brought about before he relieved 3 Bbls. pure Spirits, linen IL CASKS BBLS. OIL ON For sale at lowest market prices by fresh oysters, fresh salmon, dried apples, raisins, citron, pulver- Blk Alpacca, and Paramatta, Irish Drill, O hand and for sale by (13-t- f) J. A. BURDICK. it i Away v irh this unmanly, selfish policy. Follow h 14-- Ci-us- sugar, pearl sago, Silk Corahs, do Cravats, plain colored and checkered Silk. tf J. C. SPALDING. ized wine biscuits. thy generous impulses, follow out the yearnings of Fresh butter, soda and water crackers, French plums in glass Under shirts, Drawers, ladies' Hoes, MONEY WANTED, & socks, blue navy caps & covers, thy heart, without which you never can have peace ; BOOTS AND SHOES. jars suitable for families. Fancy, brown raix'd tc and secured 8-- SMALL AND LARGE SUMS, SEWED (CUSTOM-MAD- E) BOOTS, In addition to their usual well selected stock. tf. A well selected assortment of on above all, follow Christ" CALF in cases of two doz. each, viz : INby mortgages on native kuleanas situated Hawaii, Maui, $7 Ladies' patent leather Buskins, $1.75; Misses' FRESH PRESERVES and Oahu. Apply to E. CHAMBERLAIN, tipped Gaiters, Nos. 13 ; rubber Game, Meats and Soups, Bolognas, J. 11, 12 and S7J cts India 2-- tf over-shoe- s, Attorney at law. sigh, took several more turns across $1; boys' goat Brogans, from $1.25 to $1.50; wo SUPERIOR FURNITURE, Liver Sausage and black Puddings, and the room. mens goat pegged Brogans, $1. For sale by SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 2 large Mahogany Jams, Jellies, &c, kc. "1 believe it. is all true," at length he said, " find 13-- FOR very superior, 1 smaller one, do. Chest of T It r " - II. DIMOND. do,, Fresh Eng. Mustard, i and J lb. bottles BOOTS AND SHOES. AT THE it1 1Lnn n nAnTAiinnAn tru"l I'll Drawers Mahogany , Bureaus do., Toilette Stands do., and Rose- Lozenges, Brick Shoe Store, per "CEYLON," from 2000 to Ass'd drops and life, so help me Heaven ! T NEW wood, Card Tables, do., Arm Chairs, Rocking do., Heavy Rose- A small lot of light aud heavy CLOTHING, iW) pairs, custom made, comprising a great variety lead a different have BOOKS. of st for Received by barque wood Extension do., Parlor Chairs of various patterns, Mirrors A few of the new style MOSS PICTURES. latest vies, and eale low by wealth, and not a chick nor a child to soend it on. fb yOLUMES Frances (8-t-f) different sizes, Hat and Umbrella Stands, Cottage and Horizon- 13-- tf Vox HOLT & HECCK. J. K. WOOD. nor to leave it to when I die, and so spend do- 1ll"6 S. C. HILLMAN. assort- N. B. Boots shoes made a repaired I'll it 71 Sept. 2o, 18o6. 13-- tal Pianofortes of celebrated Makers. Also a splendid and ad at stcrt notice. Ity tf ing good, if I can only .find out the best way ; that's ment of new pattern Housepaper with border. A. DOENCU, 1-- trouble. But never mind be execu- CUGAR, SYRUPS AND July 1, tf VON .HOLT & HEUCK. The undersigned have the I'll my own MOLASSES, FROM SAI-I3- , CLOTHING FOR SALE. k5 Fast Maui and Koloa Plantations, in quantities to suit, for FOR Oolong an assortment of German made Clothing, tor." He now rang the bell for Tom. (3-t-f) OFFERSHats, 100 chests sap. Tea, by H. 1IACKFELD & Co 50 Coats Cloaks, and Pants of different s'vles. Tom immediately appeared with PERSONS INDEBTED TO 100 chests Oolong Pohing, and chests Souchong Oolong, 1-- his usual " Yer's ALL July 1, tf YON HOLT nEUCK. " NOTICE. MACFARLANE, of the Commercial Hotel at French candles, Lampwick, woolen fining for Cloaks, k me, sir." - ! S French, German, and Chinese silks. The Rss-tacra- ENGLISH, most Honolulu, and the Commercial Billiard Saloos and st Chinese paper Cigars, Portemonnaies, long 6teei Scissors, said Mr. assortment ever offered. For sale by are hereby notified to make payment to " Tcm," Cleveland, ' put me in mind in 1--tf at Lahaina, Elastic Bck Combs, etc., etc ILL PAPER, LETTER AND CAP PA July J, ROBERT C. JANION. 13-17 (13-2- 5) morning, ta send the undersigned ; and all persousVho have claims on the above Mauna Kea street, Sept. 25, 1856. PER frr Bile by H. 51 . WHITNEY. tie a load of wood to old Mrs. named HENRY MACFARLANE, are requested to present j Meters." r.OHAL STONES 3,000 LARGE SIZED accounts to undersigned appointed agents for I 42 tachea wide, nor the duly th DTROXG HEMP iiAlSGlA, RECEIVED, PEIi ioiI?7 DUNLAP" J Yes, some trimmod rnral ctnna3 For particulars settlement of his affair3. A. P. EVERETT. Lk5 Sacking and Osnabuia for sale at eonomical rates by. JUST Hilo, 100 Specimens LAVA, 'or the Honolulu " r.i,?' said Tom, " an you better sen Apply 10-t- it j at this office. f. . GODFREY RHODES, f Jyl,l-tf- - ROBERT C. JANI0X Bookstore. f't 13 tf hi or 'cause I bin yerry (hear) little Mass Jack Peter. MISCELLANEOUS, MISCEILANEOUS. & LANDS. MISCELLANEOUS. Bay him aint had no meat for eat sence I do know de HOUSES day when. I rispec dey drudder hab de meat sted o' . i nninino nrni(. lead. zinc. Iron, anti THOtflAS SPENCER, wood, 'cause dey kin pick up wood nuf all 'bout." VALUABLE REAL KSXAiJCi , CHEITIICJlL &s haw r be i. de THE ELECTRO sr;asr;to'the iEosror inwMch SHIP CHANDLER AND I3ir OUTER You mind your own business, sir," said Mr. : S'red syst, a'valuable estate, situated in the business part cf BATHS leechin". wa3 requiredin : ana iurcntr, inai. uuum CONSTANTLY ON HAND IIAKdI sale u or please. How long , rc-- - ed of Cleveland. "I'll send iust what I ctrt And now commaumux a ui sandsfiUprematurl graves thro- '.gh an or overdose KEEPS Crockery, Whale Line, Casks, Preserved Meats ? BOTXB.3TE, things, is it since I came to you for advice Confound the $50 per month. The buildings and OP DR. salts or oil. Let the people ponder on these and every article of Ship Chandlery required by Whale shiiM to send the J l mscalitv desire health, I and other vessels. fellow" he muttered aside, I "mean JJf113G-3- m T OF SAXSOME Oct. 11, 1S56. SOUTH-EAS- CORXER a east, that I will so employ impudent Lahaina, Streets, opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel, bS e, Ship Chandlery Craft &c wonzan some meat, and now if I do it, that Good Food, Air, Pure Water, Exer-efs- Chain Cables, Hawsers, Anchor Shackles fronting on street Saa Francisco, are effecting the most extraordinary CURES of KJZtNATURE'S AGENCIES of Anchors, fellow he advised it. Any Nuuanu Electro-Chemic- will think I do it because OFFICE TO LET, other Fevers, Jaundice, Dis- Clothing, the al Baths and Chain and Topsail Sheet Shackles, Windlass Nippers and Apply to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and NASTY Sjemawl have. T'll not sfnrl bacon. I'll send beef or mut eases of the Kidneys, the Genital and Urinary Organs, all Waking IlourV, that without a particle of Brakes, Ships Cambooses and Coppers. 2-- tf A. P. EVERETT. Liver, systems that ton." Sexual Disorders, Paralysis, Neuralgia, including Tic Doloreux, medicine, I will so arouse the powers of their Extra Stove linings and Grates, Russia Iron Bake Fans. with astonishing success in there be any strength left they shall speedily get perfectly well Small Cabin Stoves, Boat Boards Masts and Timbers. as moment, there was a knock at the door, BY Stiff Joints, and are also employed if Just this TO LET-- THE OAT, WEEK, OR in body, with minds so expanded to the perception of natural Oars, Boat Hooks and Anchors, Boat Cutting and Head and Tom, going to open it, admitted Dick, the coach- Th larsre Saloon over the Commercial DISEASES OF THE EYE. to set their faces agmst Spades, Harpoons, Gig Irons, Lances, Lance poles. invTll. or Ball Kooin. philosophy, as thereafter to cause them lloteL admirably adapted for a Concert Also, all Indolent Ulcers, Tumore, Swellings, Abccsses, Cancer rogues or fools, and awake them to a knowledge Spade Toles, Grains, Gaffs, Pikes, Rowlocks. man. ii Enquire at Commercialiiorci. all professional " What do you want, Dick, at this time o' night ? Private entrance if required. the of the Womb, all other affections of the Womb, and Cancerous of the evils of entrusting their own vital interest to the keeping Composition Gudgeons, Boat Corks, Can and Sister Hooks Affections generally, and Scrofula. These Bath3 seem to be others whose interest must ever be antagonistic to their own. Hooks and Thimbles, Oien and Welded Thimbles. inquired his master. Nature's own chosen medium for effecting cures where all other Address, by letter or personally, DR. BOURNE, Water Cure Dead Eyes, Bulls Eyes, Leading Trucks, Ships Scrapers. ' a man down stairs, sir," replied Dick, HOUSE PREMISES means would fail without them ; and prove beyond the possibility opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, San Boarding, Boat and Blubber Knives. "Dere's DWELLIXC AD the New and Thysician, Sansome Street, Leaning, he to be in great fliction. He says dey is FOlt SALE. The undersigned offers sale of doubt, to all who take them, the iniquity of Medical practice Francisco, importer into this State of the FU1ST and ONLY Mincing Knives, for Mincing Machines. and on Electro-Chemic- sm pleasant Dwellins House and Premises Kutui Street, which poisons the human system by administering to it calomel, delightful beneficial al Crow Bars, (steel pointed) camping out 'bout half a mile below, sir, and de trees of apparatus for giving these and Fitch and Try Tots, built within tho last eight months. Tor terms enquire arsenic, lead, zinc, iron, antimony, quinine, iodide of potassa, whose experience in their use warrants him Ruffs and Clinches, Fog Horns, Deck Lights. he is" 'fraid dey will all be killed. - B- - F-- Baths, and Boat so bad Zi HARDER. is fallin' 2X-- and a whole host of deadlv dru?s which remain in the system, in speaking of them in the terms he employs. They require great Sc out- Hardware Tools. Hand-spike- He ask you if ycu kin let dem stay in one of de and are EXTRACTED BY THESE BATHS. caution in administering them, and Dr. Bourne never entrusts Side Lisrhts, Caulking Irons, Marlinspikes, s. Persons desirous of renting or purchasing During nearly fifteen vears I have never given even a solitary avoiding all danger. Risriring Screws, Rigging and Pump Leather. houses till NOTICE. undersigned, in that duty to others, thus Handcuffs, as exclaimed Real Estate, will do well to call on the dose of oil or salts, much less any POISONOUS DRUGS, or So many lying and forged certificates, and TRETEN DED Poat Hatchets", Saw Sets, Patent Saw Sets, Camping cut such a night this?" Street. a case in which they were requisite XT ! Nuuanu herbs, and have NEVER seen editorial recommendations are published, that those truthful Plane Irons, Long and Short Jointers. Mr. Cleveland, Lord have pity on them How 14-- & the tf TEMIALLOW PATY. if Water Treatment was employed. When will the people cease statements of facts which Dr. Bourne could offer, are withheld, Double and Single Fore Planes, Match, Bead & riowrianes many are there of them, Dick?" to be such simpletons as to hire men to POISON and BLEED rather than any should suppose they were merely " got up. Cut box Fillister Planes, Sash and Coping Planes. SLEEPING ROOMS TO LET, while they also retain on their statute books laws against " He, an' his wife, and six little children, sir," TWO them, Consultations without charge, and charges very moderate Grecian Ovelos, Handsaws, C. S. Backsaws. together or separate furnished or unfurnished, and with poisoning, maiming, and bleeding CATTLE? . Are the members framed. answered Dick. C. DUCORRON, forrrthe beneuts conferred. Compass Saws, Wood Saws, dodo or without board. P. of the human family kss worthy of protection than animals ? I C. S. Handled Axes, Broad and Narrow Axes. master. 20--tf streets. -r (if curable) is the Hunt's " No negroes?" inquired his Corner of Merchant and Kaahumanu assert in the face of this entire State and the world at large, that a- QUICK . CURE SURE CURE Axe Hatchets, Broad Hatchets, Nail Hammers C. S. strap'd Not a nigger, sir," said Dick. I aint like poor there never was, is not now, and never will be, a case in which motto of Dr. BOURNE. eye, C. L. TO REX T A S M A L L COTTAGE, Nail Hammers Adze Tack Hammers buckrah, no how, sir, but I 'spect you best take dese in a larre and airy yard, in the best part of Honolulu Coppering Hammers, Bright Saddlers do Drawing Knives people in, lest dey might die right in our woods." furniahed or unfurnished, and with or without board. Blocks, Pat. Bushed, Double, Single, Davit & Cat do. P. C. DUCORRON, Iron Strapped Blocks, Iron Hoops, Mast do. Tom, knowing his master's dislike of advice, and Bushed Sheaves Iron, do Lignumvitae. 20-- tf Corner of Merchant and Kaahumanu streets. feariDg that Dick had taken the surest method to shut Jib, Fly Jib and Stay-Sa- il Hanks, Hand Pumps. ' Copper Oil Pumps, Upper and Lower Pump Boxes. them out, now chimed in, and said, Massa, ef I bin Store-roo- m Kaahumanu TO LET. The spacious 4n Chain Punches, Top Mauls, Bright & Black Screw Wrencbea. you, I no would take dem in none recently occupied by M. C. Monsarrat. Terms 't all." street, Bench & Hand Vices, Firmer, Mortice, and Socket Chisels. What do you mean, sir?" exclaimed Mr. Cleve- moderate. Apply to Firmer & Mortice Gouges, Large & Small Pincers.. land ; you surely must be taking leave of your sen- 19--tf R. COADY & CO. Drawing Knives, Compasses, Screw Drivers. & Auger & Center Bits, Eng. Augers. ses. Dick, you'll have to give boy of yours a story cottage Braces Bits, that TO LET. A two on Alakea street, near Spike, Nail, & Ruffing Gimblets, Wood & Iron Spokephaves thrashing. "I'll not stand his insolence much longer. Hotel street. It has four rooms, cook house and out & Plumbs & Levels, Slicing apply Steel Try Squares, Bevels. Don't stand there grinning at me, sir." buildings, for terms to Mortice Guages, Box Wood Rules, (four folds). 19-- tf B. W. FIELD. 'No, sir," snickered Tom, skulking behind Dick, Board Measure, Box Wood Rules, Box Wood Calliper Rules Fine Ivory Rules, Grindstones, Sand Paper. ' who was his father. FOR SALE A lot of fine rollers complete). together Grindstone Cranks, (with "Let the man come up here, Dick," said Mr. land, well watered, with Oil Stones, Whetstones, Riflestones, Sandstones. a ana nouse, one vi Cleveland. lraiiiea mvcinng uook suuaieu in Sanded-Woo- d Rifles, Axe, Auger & Chisel Handles. pleasantest portions of Yt aialua, Oahu. Any person de When the traveler made his appearance, Mr. Cleve- the Brass Butt, Stop, & Key'd Cocks, Pat. Molasses Gates. siring a snug, quiet retreat, will do well to examine before pur- Spring wo-bego- nc Ene. Steelyards, Improved Balances. land was startled at his wan and appear- chasing elsewhere. Horse Apply to E. CHAMBERLAIN, Self Shutting Gate Hinges, Fleams, Halter Chains. ance. " Sit down, my man," said he. J. Brad, Belt, Pegging & Sewing Awls, Cil & Yish UooWa. 15-- tf Attorney at Law. "I thank you y sir," replied the stranger, "but I Gun Flints, Drop & Buck Shot, Bullet Moulds. must be back as soon as possible to my family. Can DWELLING HOUSE AND PREMISES Cannon & Cannister Powder, Powder Flasks. you grant us a night's lodging, FOR SALE. The undersigned offer for sale the Tercussion Caps, Shot Pouches. sir?" built by Ebony & Boxwood Pricker Pads, Sail Hooks & Trickers. " Certainly, replied Mr. Cleveland ; have Dwelling House and Premises on Kukui Street, sir," " John G. Lewis. Bed Keys, Bedstead Screws, Charcoal Furnaces. you any means of getting your family hither ? I am The lot is about T5 feet on Kukui Street, and about 300 feet Pat. Smoothing Irons, (self heating), Sad Irons & Stands. told you have six little ons." deep, and upon the premises are a Dwelling House, Servants Pat. "save all" candlesticks, Brass Binnacle Lamps. They House, Uook House, &c, au bunt witnin me last iouneen Solar side Lamps, Glass Lamps. " must walk, sir," replied the stranger, " for Britannia Swing & Stand Lamps, Bras3 Swing & Bin'cla do our only horse been killed months. has by a falling tree ; but Title Fee SuirLE. For terms, &c, apply to Large Signal Lanterns, Copper Guard. I have net a word to say. It might have been my 14--tf A. P. EVERETT. Globe do do do do do do wife or one of my little ones, and, poor as I am, I can-- Cone TO REXT The cottage on the Nuuanu Road, at Tin Lamp Feeders, Cotton Wicking, Solar Wicks. spare none ol them." present occupied by I. Bartlett, Esq., pleasantly located, Chalk Lines, Chalk Line Reels, Cotton Clothes lanes. Mr. Cleveland, whose fellings were at this time in with outhouses and large garden. Possession given about Clothes Line Hooks, Brass Lamp Hooks, do Cabin do. n r;i. - i - i - vi & uu uiiu&uuiiy souuiieui siaie, goti up, anui waiKeu.i ra- the 1st of November. For terms apply to Brass Knobs, do Buttons, do Rack Pullies roller ends com. JAMES vr. MARSH, do Sash Fasteners,, do Socket Bolts, do Barrel do. pidly to the book-ca- se to conceal his emotion dashed ll-2- m Over the Post Office. Iron Barrel Brass Neck bolts, do straight do do away a tear, and muttered to himself, as was his Brass FLU do Brass Padlocks, do Chest Locks, Iron do do wont, " 'Tis confoundedly affecting, that's a fact." BUILDIXG LOTS FOR SALE. Iron Padlocks, Box Locks, Rim Dead Locks. Then turning to the stranger, who in the act of THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR INSTITUTE, TOT In Chronic or Acute Rheumatism, Piarrlnxa, Dyspepsia, Chain Spring lxlts, Iron & Copper tacks. wis well-kno- WATER CURE leaving room, he you SALE the Building Lot adjoining the resi- riOXEER Fever and Ague, Isthmus Fever, ALL Nervous and Sexual dis Finishing and Floor Nails, Finishing Brads. the said, will wait a few E.-q.- , Nuuanu-stree- Ei Wood end Nails. "If dence of J. II. "Wood, on t. It is un South-ea- st corner of Sansome nnil Cominer- - ordersin fact, in all cases, the WATER L LKE 13 01 1 LtJU AL-- Ceiling, Boat, Clinch, Timber, Lap and moments I will have my carriage got ; your wife and questionably the very best building site to be had at present in ciitl Sfrect:, opposite tue at Mcaoiau jioici VALUE. Foot Nails, Cut do assorted, Wrought do do. little ones must not walk on such a nirat as this." Honolulu, tor terms, enquire of Stiu Franchco. Apply icr3onal!y, or address by letter, as above. Wrought Spikes, Eng. Scuper Nails, Am. do do. 12-- tf Sheathing do Coppering God bless you, said the stranger, trem- V. II. JOHNSON. - PARTICULAR NOTICE. Composition Nails, do do. " sir," in a O- .0 Brass Gimlet Screws, iron do do, do Wire, Brass do & Butts , 44 bling voice, " but am too uneasy to i- Dijrsrer ! Turkish, or Egyptian Steam I stay a moment rrAT wTnn rnp tuvpittvi iiArar - it i:frcrs; The Russian," Indian Iron Butts, Iron Gate Hiuges, Composition Strap Hinges. longer." jbSt on makai side of Beretania street, lately occupied by Baths," the invention of barbaric minds wi'Ji all their EVIL Blind Fasts and Hinges, Backd flaud Table Hinges. Well, go Mr. Apply to PHYSICIAN, CONSEQUENCES to Weak Lungs, Palpitating Hearts, and de- Hand Bells (all sizes), Sheet Lead, Brick Trowels. on," said Cleveland, "and the car lnMr. ilaxey. WATER CURE and Nutritive Organs, are NOT Cure, Honolulu, July 1, 1356-t-f 31. C. 3IONSARRAT. bilitated Digestive Water C. S. Shovels and Garden Hoes, do Rakes and Spades. riage shall come after you, and I will go in it myself.' Having every facility for the scientific administration of Water and bear no more relation to that glorious system than does a Ruffs and Clinches (for hose), Brass Curtain Rings. The stranger brushed hi3 hand across his eyes, Treatment, ofTers the advantages of this natural, rational, and horse to a red herring, notwithstanding all the false representa- round Bastard Files, Cabinet and TO LOTS, in either Flat and half RasiSi left the room without speaking a word : while LEASE IX THAT PIECE most efficacious mode of curing diseases, to iuvalid3, tions to that effect. Dr. BOURNE is the Pioneer and only Water Four squ ire, Rat tail, Pit Saw, and Taier Saw Files. Dick of Land, corner of Nuuanu and King Streets. Applv at stages of suffering, and especially to those labor- daily demonstrating Tom & acute or chronic Cure Physician on the Pacific Coast, and is Half round Wood and Iron Rasps, Log Slates. and exchanged glances of surprise at their mas the store of T. 310SSMAN SON, EFFECTS OF CALOMEL, and Drug in highest success curing those whom 4-t- ing under the RUINOUS his skill his art with the Slate Log Account Books. f. Nuuanu Pencils, and tcr's uncommon tit of philanthropy, Tom feeling fully Street. treatment generally. the medical fraternity hail placed almost beyond the confines of Memorandum, Pass, and Cargo Books. assureu that tue " poor buckrahs," as he termed TO LET. HOUSE There are no nauseous or poisonous medicines to swallow or hope ; such being the general character of the cases demanding Fine Buck and Cocoa Carvers. Table and Butcher Steels THE DWELLING pay fur, 83 Dr. BOURNE does pot administer any whatever, nor and receiving relief at his hands. Let them continue to come Butcher Knives. Table Knives and Forks.llazors. them, owed their good fortune to his seasonable inter formerly occupied by J. F. COLltUllX) in Mauna BEST but CHEAPEST Kea Street., for further particulars enquire of bleed, cup or leech ; so it is not only the and be HEALED and converted, to this wiser and better way. Sheath, Jack, and Shoe Knives, do Nipiers. ference. A. P. 19-3- m -- Ystein for restoration to health. Straps, Brushes. EVERETT, July 1, 1856-t- f. Razor Hones and Lather and Hair The carriage was soon in readiness, and Mr. Cleve- Ei Dressing Combs, Fine Ivory Tooth do, Fine Sciss rs & Shears. land rode in it to the spot. He found the family all TO BE SOLD OR LET. A LARGE AND Glaziers Diamonds, Sign Gold Leaf. Suwarrow Spurs. II. & CO. & ,:imeitru aiuuuu ueau uorse, ana lamenting over commodious resilience in Nuuanv Valley, about a mile 1BW GOODS. IIACKFEIi German harps, Steel Pens, Penholders, Letter Bill Paper. ; ui and a half from town. Terms moderate. Applv to SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE FOR SALE AN INVOICE OF Account Sides Paper, Black Ink in bottles, do in bbls. it while the father, having just arrived, was expa- 1-- UlLr-1'J- GOODS, Honolulu, July 1, tf YT. L. GREEN THEbalance of the cargoes of the Am. ships JOHN OFFER FRENCH AND GERMAN just Camel's Hair Pencils, Sash Tools. tiating upon his kind reception by Mr. Cleveland. It WASHINGTON ALLS TON, lately arrived from received per OAHU, from Bremen, consisting in part as follows : Marking, Paint, Whitewash, Dust, Scrub, Floor, Tar, Slioe, The COMMERCIAL SA- and took them some little time to stow themselves awav in TO LET. RILLIARD Boston, consisting in part as follows : Dry Good, &e and Horse Brushes, Horse Mane Combs, Currs Combs. a 1 i i r rit i . , LOON, Dining Room, and Bedrooms. Apply to miiittgc, iiiiu. i i two Bales mourning prints, fancy prints, printed jacconets, Birch and Corn Brooms, Cocoa Broom Stuff. viouiuiiu actually cairieu H. MACFARLANE. Dry Goods, Printed muslin, muslin robes, nauslinde laine, spot muslin, & sturdy children on his knees, les, there he was ALSO, Cases Prints, Fancy do., do Muslins, do Denims, Paint, oils Nara! Stores j: xi i .i . drilling, cases blue drilling, Embroidered muslin dresses, book muslin, Cordage mruugu ii.me i do ticking, bales brown Sc. nuiu urea'jiui storm, in danger every THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL & BILL- do pant stuff, bales blue print, cases Nankin pant cord, Ladies' morning dresses, shirtings, white cottons, Provisions, Cabia Stores moment irom tue tree3 which were arouru IARD SALOON, Lahaina. Apply to "do do corset jeans, Maddapollans, ginghams, cotton drills, platillas, silesias, Crockcfy &c. falling do cassimeres, white cotton, " him, with an infant in its II. 3IACFARLANE, Honolulu. sewing cotton blue and white, do hickory shirts, Bed quilts, thibet, linen, linen and woollen damask, Carpenter's $c Cooper's Tools mother's arms squalling 1-- do tf table-cove- rs ai-1 July 1, or to I. nil ,7 1. 1 i i A. POTTER, " suspenders, do seersucker coats, do linen thread, Cambric shirts, linen and napkins, Nautical liistvuiacnts. wi do 1-- mm jin no lui&ui, auu it uuu y uoy on eacn &- - tf Knee Bales lastings, do Eng. white linen drill, do Navy duck, Woollen bible and piano covers, Slops Genteel Clothing Jy and squeezed almost to death in the bargain, for there Linen cambric handkerchiefs, &c, &c The following are the do blanket, cases umbrellas, -- 1TB)OST OFFICE NOTICE. rish linen, bales strips, wr imir-m- were m carnage yet Oilice pre-pai- d tr UiTJLJLV-EIjJl-- nine the and feelinc: so hannv JL rates of postage chargeable at this on all Bales gunny bags, cases palm leaf hats, Sillfs, &c. MJ HJifJfijUilEiJLj JLi wttttswo. ay, far happier than he had felt for many a long day, letters. do orange cotton, woolen stockings, mixed do, Black and col'd watered silk, black and col'd satins, Fancy shirts, carpet binding. Silk dress patterns, embroidered crape sha-vls-. ON HAND AND FOR SALE, j.ruiy, cnarity Drings its own reward. Barege gange CONSTANTLY market rates, a full assortment of wi, .n . . : i A 1. t. . SIiocs, &c9 shawls, do., silk and lace mantillas, purposes, mien mcjr ixr.ir. s in- goat Silk bed-coxer- s, Eastern and Oregon Lumber, suitable for building ttuneu ai vieveiana house, LETTER3 TO 3-- Cases men's brogans, marabouts, ladies' mantles, silk out-buildin- SEXT u3 cr, 2 s consisting of stead of being stowed away in an as the 15 L8 Hg do women's leather buskins, do native women 6hoes, Silk and satin cravats, silk corahs, 2 r1r mpn'a tvitpnt brocrans. do calf do. Fancy silk and satin ribbons, Eastern white piae, to 2 inch plank, pwi mau uau. .ujouu&iiy requcsxeu, tney were com- 44 li do fixed gaiters, do men's thick boots, do super calf boots, Velvet ribbons, ladies silk hose, silk parasols, 44 44 boards, fortably provided for beneath his own roof. That Silk 44 44 5c. 12c. Rigging leather, pump ao. umbrellas, silk fringes and tassels, &c, &c, &c Oregon " night, as he laid his head upon his pillow, he could United Stales, East, 17c 32c Clothing, Shoes, 44 boards, timber, joist, scantling, and plank cf all sizes, San Francisco city, will pay 5 10 Groceries, etc., - not uvip icouiik surpnseu at nis sudden accession 5 pepper sauce, do Eng Mustard, Cloth coats, alpaca coats, cloth pants, Eastern and California Ehingles, - Inland Cal, Oregon, and Utah Ter, 10 Cases Linen and cotton drill pants, white and fancy vests, Pine Clapboards, happiness. " Well, I will cro on," he soliloquized Mexican Ports, -- 5 i2 17 32 do tomato ketchup, do oysters, capers, Flusliing pants, gent's boots, shoes and lasting gaiters, Yellow pine and Oregon flooring, -- " I will pursue the path I have this night Panama, New Granada, 5 22 27 52 do assorted herbs, do green peas, do sausages, taken, ami do pickles, Ladies', kid and satin shoes, do. gaiters, Boards tongued and grooved ready for use. it always leel as 1 do now, 1 am a new Valparaiso, and S Amer Republics, 5 52 57 1 12 do lobsters, A complete assortment fancy, col'd and white l man, and wil Canada, and Brit North Am Prov 5 17 22 42 do tobacco, chemical olive soap, of shirts, ALSO, never again talk about blowing my brains He Boxes No. 1, brown soap, do white soap, . Under shirts, drawers, silk suspenders, gent's straw hats. out." Gt Britain, Ireland, and Scotland 5 31 36 70 Gent's fine woollen children's A good assortment of Boston nade doors, sashes, blind?, doer slept night sleep ------Cases sweet oil, cranberry sauce, hats, ditto, that the of peace, and arose in the France 5 23 33 01 Riding &c. and window frames. & 5 Blacking, tea, bags pepper. hats, &c, &c, morning wun a light heart and buoyant spirits. Bremen, Hamburg German States, 32 37 72 Sc ALSO, &c 39 Crockery Glassware. 44 His nrst care was to take the father of the family Russia, Finland, 5 41 86 Xiivnl Stores, Iiait!, etc.. .Dinner plates, vegetable dishes, meat do., wash bowls, Shortly expected per CEYLON" a superior assortment of white British West Indies, 5 22 27 52 Cases spirits turpentine, kegs black paint, Covered pine boards, clapboards and 100 M. A. 1., Aronstick white asiue uuu gamer irom mm the story of misfor- West Indies (not British) 5 4G 51 chambers, butter dishes, cut decanters, tumblers, LEWEK?, his 100 do mineral red, cases verdigris, Goblets, champagne glasses, claret and sherry glasses, cedar sliinglcs. C. II. tunes. was a long Colonies, (via San 5 6 11 6-t- f. Street It and mournful tale, and 3Ir. Australian Fran) 16 do blk varnish, copal varnish, Rubic finger cups, &c, &c. Fort Cleveland was obliged, more than once, to pretend a Azores, or "Western Islands, 5 25 50 do chrome greeu. Hardware, &e. All ports in the Pacific, when sent saucepans, SSIGNEE'S NOTICE THE UNDER" sudden call out of the room, that he might hide his direct from this office, 5 5 10 Harslwarc, Iron tiu'd table bells, bread baskets, sitmed having been apixmited assismce of the firm of A. G. copper rivits, hoop iron, assorted size?, Hand-saw- s, hand-sa- w emotion. And the tale was by no means told vain. Cases files, cork screws, dogs' neck collars, Jones & Co., of Jones Hotel, all persons having claims against in (ETAll letters for places marked above with a star, be copper tacks, pen-kniv- es, to ()must Bundles nail rods, Wardrobe hooks, butcher knives, pocket do. the said estate are hereby requested to become parties in the True his new resolutions, Mr. Cleveland thankfully paid Arcyi, or they will not be forwarded excepting let- axes, iron and brass wire selves, Jack-knive- s, Cases haudled curtain rings, table spoons, tea spoons, deed of assignment, and persons thereto, to make accepted the work which Providence had given him ters for Great Britain which, if desired, will be sent in a Coffee mills, assorted cutlery, assorted tin ware, Needles, razors, scissors, screws, thimbles, &c, &c, &c. all indebted sealed bag through the United States, and only Hawaiian and Riggers screens, sad irons, immediate payment to D. C. WATERMAN, to do, and the family of emigrants, to 4-- tf. this day, men- Sea postage collected viz : Casks lanterns, shovels, iron pots, Satlrflery. Assignee. tion the name of Cleveland Best English hogskin-se- at saddles, with stirrups, belts, &C, with tears of gratitude 2 etc. Single letters, - - - - - 7 cents-- Till locks, pad locks, silver-plate- K complete, bridles, whips, d stirrups, K.-- and love, and, when they implore God's mercy for Newspapers, ------" M. CEDAR SHINGLES. 40 M. Sundries, Bitts aud spurs, steel do. do., saddle cloths, &c. 1 SO M." feet 1 men themselves, never forget to Pamphlets, ------1 cent per ounce 9 feet inch White Pine Boards. invoke, for their kind ben- Cases cologne, cases matches, urvccrii'g, x.c 3 Doors, all sizes. Postage on single letters from the U. S. -- 7 cents. Boxes glass 9x12, 9x13, 10x12, 10x14, tongued and grooved Flooring. Sash and Panel efactor, Heaven's choicest blessings. Nor is that the 8x10, English pickles, caper?, mustard, sweet oil, bottled fruit, Window Sashes Blinds For sale by For double letters, - 12 " paper, nests "W and of assorted sizes. Reams wrapping tubs, estphalia Swiss 3-t- only family whose hearts glow at the mention of Mr. hams, cheese, stearine candles, f. U. I1ACKFELD & CO And 5 cents for each additional half onnce. Bales corks, bbls lamps, bbls tumblers, Wine vinecar in demijohns, asstd. candies, kc.. Cleveland's name. Far and wide his name is axe ' 7 frc known, TOSTAGE ON NEWSPAPERS FROM THE O'lTED STATES. Crates mugs, pitchers, cases helves, Wiues ami Liauor. " and honored, and beloved. Baskets, nests rcclers, boat . kegs. SALE, AT THE COMMERCIAL On single papers, - - - - - 2 cents. Baskets champagne, cases St. Julien, do. Touillac, FOR DUFF GORDON GOLDEN SHERRY, in Tints And Mr. Cleveland 40 Cases Madeira, do. sherry, do. Hock, lS-- tf has found out the real secret of " " pamphlets containing less than pages, 4 " ALSO, 44 (Hockheimes) and Quarts. " " " " from 40 to 150 pages, 8 gin, Holland gin in baskets of 1 doz. jars each, happiness. It is true that he and Tom still have their " Furniture, 44 squabbles, for Tom is Bound volumes, ------2 cents per ounce. Setts painted chamber furniture, single bedsteads, Martell's brandy, do. cherry cordial, do. bitters, F YOU WANT SONG BOOKS Call at really a provoking fellow, and Daguerreotypes at the same rate as letters. Common wood scat chairs, office chairs, arm chairs, Raspberry vinegar, &c S. C. HILLMAN'S Mr. Cleveland is, and always will be an eccentric, Newspar"-- " sent from here must be prepaid. Parlor chairs, bar-roo- m chairs, French sofas, Perfumery. I(13-t- f) Book-Stor- e. impulsive man, but his heart, Hair mattresses, double and single, willow carriages, Genuine Lubin's extract (warranted), eau de cologne, which, when we first To Califor. and Eastern U. S., 3 cents. Florida -- U Willow chairs, door mats. water, eau de lavander, extract of musk, ' introduced him to our readers, was far from being " England, (not in sealed bag,) 4 Macassar THE PACIFIC Bremen and Hamburg, 8 u oil, &c, &c, &c. right with God, or with his fellow-me- n, is now " Lumber, Shingles, &c, the Copenhagen, - - - - 5 tt 50 M. feet spruce boards, planed and jointed, Sundries. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, dwelling place of love Calf-skin- s, and kindness, and the experi- ti France, - - - 4 u 70 do do pine do different qualities, do. laqnered, lining for carriages, corks, Is Published Every Thursday Morning, at Six ence of every day contributes to strengthen the new it Lima, Valparaiso and Coquimbo, 10 lb do shaved cedar shingles, 20 do spruce clapboards, House paper, ladies bracelets, ear rings, breast pins, Artificial flowers and plumes, oil paintings, Dollars per Annum, Payable in Advance principles he has imbibed, and to confirm " Sidney and New Zealand, - 2 6 do pine, SO do pine laths. 50 him in the New u Steel engravings, agate buttons, glass do., silk do., Papers sent to California, and the United States, will le $7 right. Canada and Brunswick, 3 Also . Ame- " East Indies, - 2 ii Bfquet holders, hair brushes, tooth do., fans, per annum, ($1 50 being the amount of the Hawaiian and Header ! art thou sad and solitary. ? can 200 pr sash, 8x10, 9x12, 9x13, 10x12, 10x14, Looking glasses, patent match boxes, shaving boxes, rican postage, prepaid.) All such papers will have American I offtr A reduction made on pamphlets and papers received pack- po in 100 doors assorted sizes and thicknesses, 50 blind door?, Dressing cases, portmonaies, powder-flask- s, postage stamps on them, which will prevent any additional thee a certain cure for all thy voes. Contemplate of two or more beds, the ages to regular subscribers. Rolls wire fence, Havana cigar6, linen and cotton watch age being collected. Him S. 5 s thread, keys, life of who neVer spake as man spake. Follow A 12 cents U. Stamp, and cents Hawaiian, will pay letters 2 draj-- complete with harness, hand carts, wheelbarrows, Foil gold, ladies' footstools, piano stools, writing paper, To accomodate subscribers in the U. S. or California, the pub to the U. S. through, and can be procured at this office. ink-stan- or adrer him through all those years of toil and suffering. Cases lanterns. Paper boxes, pocket and memorandum books, ds, lisher will receive at par in payment for subscriptions JOSEPH JACKSON, Post Master. rs, Bo3 See him Everpoiuted jK'ncils, porcupine pen-holde- wafers, tisments, the bills of any sound bank of New York city, wherever called by the sorrows of his human 19--tf also Honolulu, Nov. 1st, 1S56. Sealing-wa-x, toys, ton, New Bedford, or New London, or any cash order from a brethren, and Yellow Metal, Xnil, &e. Russia cordage, asstd. sizes, any witness his deeds of mercy and his Cs yellow metal, 10 oz, 1 8 oz, 20 oz, 22 oz, 24 oz, 20 oz, 28 oz Blankets, &c, &c, &c. merchant in the U. S. on any merchant resident here, or offices love, 11-- whaleship captain visiting port. trans of and then " go thou and do likewise." HOIVl & CO., Kegs composition nails, 1 inch, li inch, 11 inch, Honolulu, Sept. 8, 1S56. tf this Such orders may be Arthur's Home Magazine. JAi0T5 do sheathing nails, 2 J inch, 2 inch, mitted by mail. OF BATTER V AND CLAY" C. BREWER, 2d, Subscribers in Tahiti, the Colonies, China, and other parts of CORNER 5-- KJ STREETS, have now in store and landing, a large stock of eow tf " Fort Street. THE OLD WIN E AND SPIRIT STORE, ihe Pacific, will receive the paier for $6 00 per annum. FALL DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, consisting in part of THE CI7STOM HOUSE, under Mr. Mrs. Partington's View of Temperance. " In- 200 bales brown Drills and Sheetings, SEEDS The R. II. A. Society have just re OPPOSITE Auction room. Rates temperance,' said Mrs. Partington, solemnly, witli 250 " Cotton Duck, from No. 000 to No. 10, FRESIf "Emina," an assortment of 2S0 different kinds HENRY ROBINSON begs to call the attention of his friends and At which. Advertisements will be charges. a rich emotion in her tone, like an alter dinner speech, 100 " twilled and plain wide Duck, of seeds, imiorted,by special order, from the celebrated Nursery the public generally, to nis large and complete stock of Wines, All transient advertisments (first insertion) per lino 10 cts 50 " blue, white, gray and scarlet Blankets, Garden of Booth Coof Hamburg, containing, with few ex- Ales, a id Liquors, which are all of the best quality, and which (Each subsequent do.) " " 5 cts. at the same time bringing her hand containing the 20 ' mixed, wliite, scarlet and opera Flannels, ceptions, new speciest never before introduced into these Islands. he will sell at a very small advance on the cost price. Business cards, (not exceeding 8 lines) per annum $5 00. enuff she had just brought from the bos, down upon 10 cases plain and ngured De Lames, Amongst them are seeds of the famous 44 Victoria Regia ;" of BRANDY in hhds., Martells dark. (Each additional line) " 50 cts. her knee, while Lion, with a violent sneeze walked 20 ti Merrimac, Pacific and Sprague Prints, thirty varieties of trees, such as European Elm, Ash, Sycamore, it 44 Tale, very fine, O Payable always in advance. 5 tt x rench Merinos and Uoburgs, Cedar of Lebanon, Toeda, liledstonia, Stervalia, Cervis, tt in quarter casks. Ships advts., (not exceeding 10 lines insertion $1 00. away to r.nother part room--: Tunis space) first of the " Intemperance 5 tt plain end figured Alpaccas and Persians, Styrox, &c, &c; about eighty kinds of shrubs, with a great ii Each subsequent insert kyi - - 50 cts. is a monster with a good many heads, and creeps in- 10 ti cases Satinets and Cassimeres, variety of Annual and Perennial Plants and Climbers. GIN in pipes, (Swan Brand.) Coasting schooner advertisements, if th type is kept standing to the bosoms of families like any conda or an alliga- 10 u Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans, These seeds are for sale at cost prices, for account of the 44 44 cases, genuine kollanda and inserted regularly when required, will be charged each tor, and destroys its peace and happiness forever. 5 it Mantillas, Cloaks and Visettes, Society, by 11. M. WHITNEY. SHERRY Si PORT WINES just received by the insertion 50 cts. 1000 plain, figured and plaid Shawls, Honolulu, Sept 14--6 AONES GARLAND, fine wines bottled will following rates, But, thank heaven ! a new 27, 1856. in Loudon. Quarterly Advertisers be charged at the Erie has dawned upon the 1000 doz. wove and knit Wool Socks, ALE PORTER in pints and quarts. payable at the end of each quarter : soon 44 44 00 rorld, and the hydrant headed monster will be 500 mixed Flannel Overshirts, RECEIVED AXO FOR SALE BY Barrels of Draught Ale. For one square (or one-eigh- th of a column,) per quarter $5 44 JUST M Zante one-four- -- overturned. Isn't it strange that men will put ene- 500 merino Undershirts and Drawers, uudcrsigned. Boxes and half boxes Raisins, CLARET, Champagne, Hock, Sauterne and other light th of a column per quarter - - $300 44 Currants, Soft Shell $15 00 mouths to 250 cassimere, satinet and Pants, Carolina Rice, Sago, Almonds, Pea Nuts, wines. " one-ha- lf of a column per quarter - -- mies into their steal away their heads?' 44 very 4 00 250 Overalls and Jumpers, superior Chewing Tobacco. LIQUEURS, Absynth, Cherry Cordial, old Jamaica Rum a whole column per quarter -- $30 regard taking snuff as ?'. 44 1855-tf- . Don'tyou a vice we asked, 250 hickory and check Shirts, July 1, T. M0SSMAN & SON MOXOGAIIEL.l and Bourbon County whiskey, very (rr No advertisement will be SnsrrL'vl fhr Ipss than 60 cts innocently. "If it is," she replied with the same 100 bales Batts and Wadding, old and fine. Honolulu, July 1, 1-- tf Obituaries, funeral invitations and notices or communicatious old argument, " it is so small a one that Providence And a large and well selected stock of Fancy and Dress Good3, OX HAND Sc FOR SALE intended only to benefit an individual's business, will be charged which they offer low at their new corner Clay and Battery UST besides stand, Y TIIP UNDERSIGNED, Fancy Biscuits, Queen's and Pic--' 44 RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, PER as advertisements. won't take no notice of it, and my oil facto- - 1S-3- sub- Streets, San Francisco. 0 nic cakes, in tins nf 25 lbs. each Sardines a Fhuilc in half J CEYLON," from Boston. Advertisements displayed in larger type than usual, are ries would miss it so." .Ah, kind old heart, it was Bales brown Cotton, cases blue Drilling, do do Cottons, ject to heavier charges. boxes, English Mustard, in pound and half pound bottles, Soap Bales heavy the drunkard's argument ; and he who oasts stones CALIFORNIA WIXE. in cases of 50 lbs. each. Denims, do Ticking, men's kip Brogans, (C7 Subscription to the Commercial Advertiser is payable i " 1-- Men's calf Brogans, do lasting at his frail brother must first see if there be no, somt-tM- ng July 1, tf VON HOLT & HXUCK. Gaiters, VARIABLY IN ADVANCE. . H.ISJVR'X' Women's Shoes, native pattern, supr. linen 'bosom shirts, JZTNo transient adveriisments will be inserted, tsless fbb at home to correct, before he presumes upon RHODES, Tierces Hams, half bbls dried Apples, SOLE - aid. his own infallibility. Evening Gazette. AGENT CHEAP DRY GOODS. Best Eng. Cheese, in tins, casks asstd' glas3 Lamps, will alvraj' wL-hi-ng Correspondence from all parts of the Pacific UX'DERSIGNED to sell out the balance o duu auu O THE SALE OF THE GEXUIXE K!a 1 n-- . . . I. a. . - num, uuocr wracKcrs, in tins, Le very acceptable. FOR WINE, from the Vinyard of Frchling & THE- w fcwmn, oners iuviuI. n mu cwi, consisting Asst'd sizes cut Nails, boiled linseed oil, in cans, in part of superior Shal-li- e, The imperishable, inexhaustible, Co., r.f Los Angeles, has just received per Yankee cases of Red Table Liren, Napkins, Muslin?, Persian CTints or turpentine, pure white lead. Nests nainted tuba- - Lote Stories. White t Ginghams, Crossbarred COMMERCIAL OFFICE- - Tmapproachable ?o c is shown and Wine, which he offers fir sale low. lrints assorted, Muslin, India Book Barrels cider "inegar, a complete assortment of stationery, PRINTING nature of in this that This W:"ne 1? highly recommended by the medical men of Cali- Muslin, Green Barage, French Blue Merino, T,b;e Covers, fancy Cases p itent Quilling Arcval sad Irons, &c. &c. all tho'millioiii of love stories that have been written fornia for invalids, and prescribed by them in preference to any PetJicoats, Pautaloocing. QQ-t- r.) 15-- xorsaiepy II. I1ACKFELD & CO. PLAIN AND FANCY have not one whit abated the immortal interest that other is-t-f tf II. DIMONP. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING there is in the rudest and stupidest love story. . All AND FURNITURE FOR WELCH STEAM COAL, for sale by PIANOFORTES have on hand and offer for sale, seen as the rest cf the wretched tiling may be the most dismal WORKS ON THE SANTAVICII ISLANDS. BEST ROBERT Superior ATES' IX C. JAN ION. Rosewood and Mahogany Piano Fortes. Elegant heavy BOOKS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, twaddle, but you can't help feeling ft. little interest, TRAVELS THE SADWIU if Rosewood anil Mahogany Ann Chaira, do do do Rocking chairs. CATALOGUES, OF LADING, ISLANDS, finely illustrated. BEDSTEADS, single, double, and children's Iron BILLS you'have'once taken up book, as to whether Bio History IliOX Rocking cliairs and Bedsteads. BILL HEADS, CONSULAR BLANKS, when the sham's of do. do. Mills, 1-- Ccpving Presses, Co3in Furniture, Brassware Julyl, tf YON HOLT & DEEPS, favor wheth-'- pr Clover's Island World cf ihe Pacific. Chests of Door nEUCK. CU;CLTLAT.S, BLANK Arabella will relent in of Angara ; and Tools, Scrapers &c. &c, for sale by 151 LLS. r . du in the Sandwich AUCTION BILLS, HAND tTiJifc wicked jatrri. mim.-o- who is kecn-- Island. JyJl-t-f jXJBERTC. JANI0N. - ci .vtfman. Jar ves' Scenes and Scenery in do. do. BIRD SEED- - 100 lbs. fresh Canary PAMPHLETS, SHOP BILLS- ar-sr- not soon be disposed some-- 0 lbs. fresh Hemp Seed. For sale in 1 - inz them nl of For sale by HENRY M. WHITNEY, OIL. A lh. and I 'b. 33- "VISITING, FUSINESS, AND ADDKESS CARPS 18-4- rost-OSr- SUPERIOR ARTICLE - ol 0 je Building. POLAR Papes- H. M WHITNEY." pnetcu on a Card lrc33," in highest style by B. W. FIELD. July 1356-t- 1-- 4tlnktc the 1, f Honolulu, July 1 t! - trt