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T"T'ir n mm iVTV tUTitt " i'f 'jyi-nl'lii X ( ID II Pl'BI.I'il'Kn WKKKI.l" IJV HfcXRV M. WIUTMiV. JIOXOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MAY 2S, IS6-1. SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM, VOL. V I II. No. 4 t. WHOLE No. 41tf 17 A II w a THE PACIFIC Commercial Advertiser, John Lillle John. BY CHARLIS XACKAT. John Little John was i Launch and strong, I'pright and downright, sconinz wrong; lie gave gool weight, and paid his way, lie thought lor himself and he said hU say; Whenever a rascal strove to pass. Instead of silver, money of brass, He took his hammer and said with a frown, 4Th- coin is parlous, nail It down '" John LUtte John maintained the ri:ht, Thrr.uKh storm and shine, in the world's despite, Vh:n iecious men with words expert, The b-ntt truth would still pervert; Or try ly threats to gain their can?, KVn though they should pervert the laws : Nay, nay, saiJ John, with an angry frown, The coin is spurious, nail it down." IVhrn toll that events might justify A false and crooked policy; That a decent hope of future good. Might excuse departure from rectitude; That Noliles alone were fit to rule. That the poor were unimprovM by school, "Nay, nay," tail John, with an angry frown, The coin is t poxioa, noil it down." John Little John coald ne'er abide To hear the poor man villified; When tUd that charity best was shown In J ce.ls the press would soon make known; That rich and or were all imbued, By nature with ingratitude : Nay, nay," said John, " you make me brown, Your coin is spurious, nail it down." Whenever the world our eyes would blind With false pretenses of any kitd, With a siwcious, vain philosophy, I'nder the gnise of poly With wrvug dressM up in the garb of right. And darkneM passing itself for l'ght, Let us imitate John, an I say with a frown, The Coin is spurious, nail it down !" Selected. VAKIETV. Alphabetical Advice A Alwajs atteoJ your own avocation, avoid ale Louses aud artful women. B Benevolent tat not prodigal, burj all bicker ings in the bosom of forgetfulnesa. C Contrive to collect cash and keep it. D Do jour duty and defy the deviL E Ear I j endeavor to eradicate every error, both of bead and heart. F Fight fairly when yoa fight ; bat the better way 13 tlOt to fight mt all. fc'klll (or 00s fools. G Grace, goodness, gumption, and a little goose grease, enable a man to blip through the world nighty easy. Oet them and glory in them. 11 II;irbor hop in your heart, if you would be bappy, bu: bark ye, hope can't sunder nor rot the rope cf a hangman. I Inquirfitvenea'j is insufferable; indulge not in it. J Juleps may be called the juice of joy and yea-t cf j'.st; but let them aloue, for too much joking often destroys the joviality cf the social circle. K Kindness kindles the fire of friendship. A kias alwajs avails more than a kick. L Love the ladies, lock before you leap, eschew Icaferiata. 31 Make not mischief by meddling with other folks business. N Never be caught napping except in the night time. O Order is Heaven's first law; obey it. P Pursue the plain path of probity, and put ii practice what will give you in precept. i Qaarnl not. quibble not, be not ond of ask h:g questions, or ad iieted to queries. U Kara ruins respectability, renouace, renew, and renovate. T Take time by the forelock; try and turn every tucment to acccunt. L Union unites to unity; in the whole universe there is unison; be you therefore united for the sake cf nain. V Vanity Las connection with valor, remember that. W Woman and wine brin want, woe, and wretchedness, wbeu wickedly indulged in. X 'Xtra 'xertions accomplish 'xtraordiary ends. Y Viell to no tyrant; yeomen and their yofce-f!Io- are lords of the soil. Z Z g-zajgini is a characteristic of a zany; take a traiht course through life, and zealously pursue it. GBAMMAB. IYy rrmrnibtrr. thnuzh box in Hie plurnt make 4ox, Tie plur;tl of os should le oxtn, not oxrs. Tj which nay be ad led : r.d rvrr.emher, ttiouKhTrr ee in the plural i Jteeeea, that the plural of jpose Uii't j-ra or ytnti. To which may again be eaid : And renvmtier, though tout in the plural is kous. That the plural of mouie shall be mice, and not mouse m. To Re.nder Clotu Watebpeoof. Take four ounces cf alum and two ounces of the sugar of lead; dis solve them separately in half a gallon of water each. Xow mix them, ftir thoroughly, and allow the eedi nuct to settle for two hours. I'our off the clear, and immerse the salt in this until it is saturated; then dry it in a warm room. Give two dips and dry after eae'a. Tne Agbiccltchal Popclation or Esglasd. I'uiing the List ten years the agricultural population ' KngTand has fallen off ns follows : The number cf firmer? and graziers has decreased from 805,767 t 2i0.'2o. cr about 20 per cent.; of farmers wives, from 2)1 .735 to lt3.735; of their sons and daughters, from 275.170 t 170,161; of landholders, from S 1.620 ! 30.760; of male farm laborers, from 235,943 to liS.401; of ditto females, from 123.251 to 46,561; of outdoor lalo-ers. 1,027.877 to 955,270. Recipk roit a Happt Home. We have somewhere met with this assertion, which seems worth repeating : 'Six things nre requisite to make a happy home Integrity must be the architect, and tidiness the upholsterer. It must be warmed by affection, lightened up by cheerfulness, and industry must be the ventilator, renewing the atmosphere and bring ing in fresh salubrity day by day; while over all. as a protecting cauopy and glory, nothing will suffice except the blessing of heaven." Siiboitds hate so Pockets." For we brought nothing into this world, and surely we can carry nothing out. Grasp the gold we gather ever so tizhtty, there is no pocket in the grave clothes we will wear, in which we can hide any treasure that will be of use to us when God takes away the soul. Foolish then it is to lay up treasures on the earth, when there is no currency here that is not worthless in that better country, whither we ought to be going AnTEMrs Wari "ays : I went to Washington, and tut up at a leading hotel, where, seeing the landlord, I accoatel fcim with IIow d'ye do. squire?" Fifty cnts, sir." was his reply. " Sir ?" lialf a dollar. We charge twenty five cents for lookin at the land lord, and fifty for speakin' to Li in. If you want upper, a boy will show yoa to the dining-room for tweaty-five cents. Your roo a bein in the tenth try. it will cost jou a dollar to be shown up there." How much dj you ax a man for brealbin ia this equinomikal Uvurn?" aed I. "Ten cents a breath," was hia repjy. gusmcss (urte. ii. v. si:vi:itANCE, -fl-TJCTIOIVrEEri.. AND COMMISSION' MERCHANT. Fire-proof Store, Hobinson's IJnilding, QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU. Will continue business at the new stanl. 371-ly J. II. COLK, iVTJCTIOlMEEri, (SfCCKSSOK Ti a. P. tVKRKTT.) At his lute rooms, Quevu Street. 36'J-ly E. O. HALL, Importer and Dealer in Hardware, Dry Goods, Paints, Oila. general Merchandise, corner of Fort arid King streets HI ar d J-ly ST. VOX HOLT. TD. C. BtXCK Voii IIOL.T& IIIIITCK. Oeneral Commission Merchants. Honlu!ti, 0:ihu, . I. 3T3-1y ii. hackfi:ld &i co. General Commission Agents, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. 37T-ly jamo.v. :ni:i:.v & co., Commission Merchants Fit : Proof Buildings, Queen street. Honolulu, April 1, 373-ly r.noiici: clakk, BOOT an l SHOEMAKER. Hotel street, between Nuuanu and Maunnkea streets. 373-ly C. H. LKWKRS. I. O. OICKSOX. LEWCUS & DICKSOX, Dealers in Lumber and Building Materials.Fojt St. Honolulu. 373-ly J. WORTH, Dealer in Genera IMerchanilise, Ililo, Hawaii. Ships supplied with recruits at the shortest notice, on reasonable terms. Bills of exchange wanted. 373-ly FLO It ENS ST A I" K Nil OUST, Agent for the Bremen and Irfltrn ISoaril of Underwriters. All average rlaims against the said Underwriters, occurring in or about this Kingdom, will have to be certified before him. 372-ly CRCNO HOOX. acin. YOVNG SHKONQ CHUNG HOON & CO., Commission Merchants and pt-neral airent Agents for the I'aultaa anl Amauulu Sugar Plantations Importer of teas and other Chinse and foreign goods anj wholesale dealers in Hawaiian produce at the new 5ione Store, Nuuanu Street, below King. 4 12-1 y A. S. CLECHORN, Dealer In General Merchandise, fire-proof store corner of Ka ahumanu and Queen streets, opposite Makee's Block. Also. Retail estallishment on Nuuanu street, atove King. XT Island Produce bought and sold. Island orders carefully attended to 3S3-ly W. N. LADD, Importer and Dealer in Hardware, Cctlkp.t, Mechasics Tools and AcBiccLTCkAL Implemksts, For street. Hono lulu. 373-ly E. P. ADAMS, SHIP CHANDLER AND DEALER IX GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Tj.YIIAINA, MA VI.' Irish and Sweet Potatoes, with other lecruits, constantly on hand and for sale at low rates. 411-Cra O II TV it t rr IEAL:n is M IMj, spirits, ALE and POUTER, IIonol ii in. 578-ly C. 3. BARTOW. II. M. STILLMA.W BARTOW & STiLLMAN, GROCERS, Kins St.. next dor to H. Dimond Son, Honolulu, H. I. 407-ly D. N. F1.ITNKR, Continues his oM business in the flrejroof building Kaahuma nu street. Chronometers rated by observation of the sun and stars with a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the meridian or Honolulu. Particula att-ntion given to fine -th ... nii-inir Svtnnt and crjadrant classes silveretl and adjusted Charts and nautic.l iustruuivnts constantly . o , on Laud and for sale. CH A3, a. BISHOP. WM. A ALUB'Cn IIISIIOP At lH., Bankers. Office in the cast comer A " Makee's Block," on Kaahumanu street, Hon jlulu. : tlnv Itilla tt Ksch.niL'1 on : Messrs. iIbixskll, Mintcrx A: C., New York. Boston. San Francisco. IlKN'BY A. I'IKRCE, r.-y , !Hin Mniiiai. StoXK At Co.. t 3 Will receive dtos.ts. discount first-cjiss business paier, ai attend to collecting, etc. 373-ly ... - - . . and MELCHERS CO., Importers and C iiiiiiiion .llereliai?ji, AGENTS tuRIIK IlAMarKOH-r.BEVKX FlRK I N--II. $ -CIS COMPAXT, KlIWIKI StCAB PLASTATIoS, T3cr Sccar Plastatiox. 7, Gcstat C. Melcdeb-s. 3. D. W-. :e, F A. Schaefer, Bremen. Hunolu. . Honolulu. 3S7-ly SHERKAX rKCK, Houolulo. H. A. P. CABTKH Honolulu. C. BREWER c CO., Commission & Shipping Merchants, Honolulu. Dnhfli If. I. REFER TO Johx. M. Hood. Ei New York. James Hcxxewell, Ki., 1 CiiAkLK.4 Bbewkr, Ks., s .....Boston. H. A. Peibcb, Y.i. y 31 k.s rs. Mc R r k K M KRR.l-L, gjtn Franc;gco. C iias. Wi'icoTT Brooks, ta., ) Messrs. Wm. Pcstac & Co Hongkong. MrssBS. Pkkle, Hibbkll & Co... ...Manila. SSS-ly A. S. CRINBAUM & CO., Importers an.l Wholesale Dealers in Fashionable Or thing, Hat. Caps, B.K.ts and S!i-es. and every variety of Gentle men's Surerior Furnishing ttools. St..r, formerly oceu p.e.1 by W. A. Aldrich, Esq., in Makee's Block. Queen Street. Honolulu, Oahu. 3-' JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE, Importer an.l Dealer in General Merchandise. Honolulu. H. I REFERENCES nis Ex. R. C. WTLLtK,..Hon. I B. F. Ssow, Esq Honolulu Diwosn Si S.)S. " filos. Spescfr, Esq Hi'o H. Dickinsos, Esq.,.Lahaina. I McRrEB& M :BRiLL,.San rran. C. W. B oics & Co.,.. San F. . T. Lawtos, Esq., '' Tobi. Btos. A: Co. " F(eli & Kick New ork. Wnx-ox. Richards a: Co., Honolulu. 3si-ly 0 A M L. S. CASTLE. J. B. ATII6RTOS. AMOS. S. COOEB CASTLK Ac COOKE, Importers and Wholesale an I Retail dealers in General .-ler- chandise. in the Fireproof Store in King street, opposite tha Seamen's Chajx-l. AGENTS FO Dr. Jsyns Medicines, Wheeler 4- Wilson's Sewing Machines, The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, cash assets $i350.0o0. Kaynolds, Uevoe ft Pratt Importers and Manu'acturers of Paints. Oil and Varnish, and Crystal Coal Oil, C. Van Horne ii Co.'s Carriages and Carriage Materials. 3S3-ly I C. WATERMAN CO., COMMISSIOX MERC1IAXTS. Especial attention paid to he interests of the Whaling Fleet, by the furnihinir of funds, purchase and sale of Exchange, Oil, Bone, Oer.eral Merchandise, and the procuring of Freight REFERENCES. Messrs. Isaac Howlai. Jr., & Co., New Bedford W. O. E. Pofb, Esq., do. Morqas, Stosh Co. San Francisco. Mc Rra L MERfciLL. do 373-ly business (Carls. I) It. J. 3IOTT SMITH, IDSillQ'TIST. Office corner cf Fort anl Hotel Streets. 405-ly E. HOriMIANN, 31. I., Physician and Surgeon, Makee's Block, corner Queen and Kaa huuianu streets. 373-ly II. STANJI:XWALI, 31. !., PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON, Late New York City Dispensary Physician, membrr of the Medico-chirurgical College, and of the PathologicKl Society of New York. OiTice at the c;ri:er of Fort nn.l Merchant Streets. Residence in Nuuanu Valley, opposite that of K. O. Hall, Ls.. j 353-ly LIONEL DROWN E, Of the Middle Temple, Isjndon 33 ari'istor nt a, 'vss , Having taken out :m Hawaiian License, nd leen duly cdmitted to practise, will transact l-ral l'.u-i:i.-ss in th-j Courts of this Kingiloni. J r OKHCt uVhK Tlii " Polvxksia's." Honolulu. April 23. 18CI. 413-3m H. Y. LUDINCTON, '' (.SlCCtSiOK TO F. S. 1-KAIT JC CO.) J Importer ami Wholesale 1. a!er in Viru s and Splr"t ai Malt Liquors, Charlton Wharf, Honolulu. IS. I. 4.17-ly and ALEX. J. C ART V II I CUT, j Commlssifn Merchant a!id General !;ippins Agent, Honolulu Oahu, 11. I -373-ly ii. r. sxow, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Honolulu, Oriliu. II. I. 33-ly B.FrEHLER Dealer In Iiy i!cIm, J-illltss, Ao. 415-ly Fort Stret t, Honolulu, Oahu. H. I. CHEW LAXI) IMIOTIIERS, IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS, XUUAXU STREET, next door below A. S. Clki.hohn. Purchasers and dealers in Fungus, Beche-le-iner, Shark fins and other Island produce. 411-ly HONOLULU ST 12 A 31 FLOUZl 3IILL Co. Proprietor. S. SAVIDGE. 372-ly W. A. ALDRICn, J. 8. WAI.KKH, S. C. ALLKX. ALDRICH, WALKER & CO., Importers and Commission Merchants Dealers in General Merchandise, un.l Agents for the Sale of Island produce. ALSO Agents for the Lihue, Metcalf, and Princeville Plantations. 31W-ly BOLLES & CO., Ship and Merchandise Xy Office in Kaahumanu Street, opposite the Bank. CB Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale ol Hawaiian Produce. I'.efers by permission to B. F. Snow, Messrs. Aldrich, Walker & Co., Messrs. C. A. Williams & Co. Messrs. C. Brewer & Co., Mes?rs. Castle Cooke., Messrs. H. Haikfeld i Co., H ..... a, a. - . . . . i a- 403-ly AIjIjX2a A: COU'WAY, K AWA1 IIAE. HAWAII. Will continue the General Merchandise and Shipping businis8 at the above port, where tin y are prepared to furnish ihe justly celebrated Kawaihae Potatoes, and such other re cruits ns are required by whale ships at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. 373-ly FJRE WOOD ON HAND. s. (21 mm t rzjj LUMBER EV3 ERCHAWT ! Isxow iiti;i.Ri:i t i'i;i:msii bi ilu ing Material of every description at the lowest Market rates. Orders from the country, and other islands solicited. Lumber Yard on corner of Queen ami Fort Streets. 403-Cin SHIP CHANDLER! dealer in General Merchandise, Llaivf. Produce, &c.,and ConmiFsioa Jlferchant, Byron's Bay, Ililo, S. Will keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment or every description ft good3 n-qn'red by ships and sJtliers. The highest price given for Island Produce. ? Money advanced for Bills of Exchange at reasonab; rates Jlilo. February 3. 1S61 405-ly wilco'eichaeds & Co hip Chandlers anil Conimissifn Merchants, deni es in General Merchandise. Ke-p constantly on hand a fil assortment of merchandise, for the supply of Whal-rs i.j.d Merchant vessels. t A CENTS roil THE Regular Dispatch Line of jackets, MBTWEKV I HONOLULU & SAN FRAldSC0. llnrk "Comet." Cnpt. Jn. M. V it nit . Ciipi. John f.aiy. .4 'Vounu Hector,' C. J. tlvnlwicU. One of the above vessels will be dispatched rf-,ilarly every three weeks, or oftener. ; Freight and Passengers taken at the lowest r . . . All of the above vessel have gup"riir acco.u nodations for Passengers, for whom every comfort will be a(To-.(.'d. Through Bills Lading, wili be given at Honolu"-. for merchan dise to New York or Boston, the freight being re dipped at San Francisco, on board first class clippers without er.tra expense to shippers. - , i ShiPlK-rs can also procure at B-ton or New ork, through Bills Iid ins-, f -r freight shipped via S in Francisco, of Messrs. Gliddon k Williams, B.ton and Messrs. W. T. Coleman & Co., New York. Messrs. McRu.r Merrill, Agents for Regular Dispatch Line, at San Franeisco. 400-ly HONOLULU, H. I, IS THE LAK EST H'TEL on the Islands. I '".'p. iniiirovements, and every ci AMI BEST ARRANGED t contains all the modern nvenience for the Coni fori of itw Piiiroiw. Persons visiting this Motel, can refreshments of the best the market The Sleeping Rooms are larpe le served with mea's and affords. and well ventilated. The and completely furnished ; suites of Rooms are well arranged and the house will continue to In; ke pt as a FIIIST CLASS II OT K Li in every resject. 415-3m SAMl'EL LOLLER, Proprietor. THE UNDERSIGNED a 4 ,, ? r IBPA .LXDCCl l0 rOCCI C ICT JriAllU! ! FROM LIVEIIPOOL! AVhich was to leave about the middle of February. IRON PIIMNCS 3-1 TO 2 INCH. WITH elbows, couplings, &c, A.C., An assortment f Cocks fr Jo., '2 Inch iron tubing suitable lor Iwilers, or water or steam p ping, 3 do. do. do. do.. Flax packing, India ru'ibt r paeking. Asst. Iron an 1 steel boiler plutts. Sheet iron, Tin, emery, c, tic. THOMAS HL'GIIES, 410-Cm II .nuiulu Iron Works. THE TRIBUNE A L M AN AC, CO.VTA1N1XG A MASS OF STATISTICAL, information relating to U. 5. Poluics. PKICE23 Cl. For tale by 40o-lm . H. M. WHITNEY. ITERllIf HOTEL! tfclr,uucal. BENNETT & nfl'KENNY ,f Boot and Shoe Makers. Have removed to the North side of Nuuanu St above Love's Bakery. All Orders entrusted to us will le attenJed to with neatness and dispatch. 391-ly J. II. AVICKE, CAHIXKT IVr-cVIvTIJ, AI.AKEA STREKT, BELOW THE THEATRK. Furnitrue made and repaired at reasonable pric?v 40!)-ly THE Ui5DSRSSGNED HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND ANOOF fers for sale a complete assortment of FIRMTL'RE, and is prepared to fill all orders in his line with promptness and manufactured of Koa ami Kou wixj.ls, consisting in part of Side Boards, Centre Tables, Arm Chairs, Lounges, Solas, Ladies' Work Tables and boxes, at reasonable prices. WM. FISCHER, 411-ly Cabinet Maker, Hotel street, near the Theater. Tinsmiths and Plumbers, ifuuanu Strett. near the Wharf STOVES and LEAD PIPE always on ban 1. Jobl ing of all kinds attended to. 3'JU-ly IMPORTER & MANUFAC TURER of all kind of Saddlery, Car riage Trimming, Mattress making and repairing done with neatness and dispatch O" All orders promptly attended to. Corner of Fort ami Hotel street, Honolulu 379-ly RICHARD GILLILAND Ship, House, Carriage and Orna mental Sign Painter. 1IEGS LBAVKTO INFORM the residents of Honolulu and others, that he has opened his shop in the com modious room on Kaahumnnu street, oc cupied by the late John V. Colburn, as an auction room, where he will receive all orders, and execute them in the highest style of the art, with dispatch. An experienced carriage painter and trimmer, lias leen en gaged who will warrant his work to be equal with the best ever done here. 4l7-3m I. M. OAT, bail maker, loii on Kaanuraanu St, at the Old Stand. SIL,S MADE AT THE LOWEST RATES ANU WARRANTED TO FIT. G92-0m J. I.. LKWt. G. W. NOKTOX. OIL CASKS A NO S HOOKS, Constantly on hand and f"r sale. lOOO PINE MOLASSES BARRELS, on hand and fr sale. Cooperage on King St., Corner of liethel St., Honolulu. 403-6in SOAP FACTORY! Win. XI. fill J J 1 Y ! IfAVIXG RECEIVED A LARGE AND FULL X B stock of material, is prepared to supply his customers and the public, with the !- Yellow, Urown mid WbiirSOAl. ALSO t-Hlrr .?i OIL HOAl, In large or small quantities to suit. p. S. S'iap grease always wanted. , I"y HENRY ALLEYS, Carpenter, Builder, Undertaker and Dealer in NEW AND SECONO-HIND FOBSTOglE! Call anil Examine my Stock, before Purchasing Elsewhere, 396-Cm At my xhop, in Fori Street. Thompson & Neville, CEEMERAL I3IVCIvSMITXIS T HONOLULU, HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND f jt Sale, a gol assortment of Best Kefined Bar-Iron ! Also, best Blacksmith's Coal ! At the Lowest Market Prices. 36S-ly ,J. V. BTJEDICK, IN REMOVING HIS BUSINESS to his new COOPERAGE on the Esplanade Fort street, takes this opportunity or retprn in his sincere thanks to his friends and the public in eeneral. for the support and patron 1 aire which thev have been pleased to prant 'him f jt the past ten year?, and hopes that by attention to busi ness and promptness in he execution of all orders intrusted to him, he will merit a continuance of their favors. 357-ly r pacific FOUNDRY. THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE- gpectfuilv inform the puplic that he is prepared to cast and finish all kinds of brass and composition work with disnntrh and at reasonable rates. XT A.U kinds of ship and plantation work furnished on short notice. XT Constantly on hand, hose couplings of the following sizes : i, 1, 1, U, 2 and 2. Also, oil cups and eauge cocks. JAMES A. HOPPER. 375-1 King street. lewis t mmm, COOPERS. BRASS YflccIuMnl. Y. FISCIIEU, Cabinet Maker and French Polisher, Hotel Street, opposite to Government House. 873-ly TAII3R Keeps constantly on hand an assortment of fine Itroadcloth, Cassiueres aud Buckskin, Nuuanu M., below Kinjf St. 4o7-ly C. E. WILLIAMS, Manufacturer, Importer and dealer in Furniture of every des cription. Furniture Warcrocm on Fort street, opposite Messrs. Lewers & Dickson's office; Workshop at the old Stand, Hotel street, near Fort. X. B. Orders from other islands promptly attended to. 369-ly SOSfOLULU Steam Biscuit Bakery. rfIIE UNDERSIGNGD WOULD RES- i pectfully inform his friends and the public generally that The Honolulu Steam Biscuit Bakery Being new in full operation, he is prepared to furnish Pilot & Navy Bread, Water Crackers, And other descriptions of Fancy !Biscnits, All of superior quality and at Prices to defy competition. Parties tarnishing their own flour for ship bread, will have it made up at the lowest possible rates. SHIP BREAD RE3AKED. Orders from the other isl-in.ls promptly attended to. ROBERT LOVE, Nuuanu Street. XT Ordtrsin Honolulu for shipping to be left with Messrs. Wilcox, Richards i: Co. 40;J-6ni BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKERY, Corner (lurrn mitl Richnrd Sta N HAND AND FO It SALE, Frmh Ilnkr Pilot and Navy llread ; Soda, Sugar, Butter and Water Crackers, in any quantity and at the lowest rates. Parties providing their own Hour, will have it baked op on the lowest terms. Ship Bread rebuked. 40'i-ly Honolulu Iron Works. WAVE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE, a complete assortment of Round Iron. Flat Iron, ALSO -.Square Steel, , J, I, 1 inch, liliterel s-teel. 'Jx J inch. Boiler Iron, . 1, 3, j inch. Cart Boxes, Babbit Metal and Stove Linings, Iron and JBra.ss Castinj made on the shortest notice. Ship's work done at the lowest rates. Sugar Mills, Coolers Kettles, Grate liars, made on the most reasonable terms. 1,4, J WATER or STEAM PiPK.ou band. Blacksmith Coal always on hand ! Old Iron and Brass &c, purchased at highest rates. 413-2m caliYmrmr iV'irfc II A 31 II URGII-II It R ME N FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. rgIIE UNDERSIGNED, Agents of the above Com M pany, are prepared to insure risks against fire in an about Honolulu. For particulars apply at the office. MELCIIKRS & CO. 373-ly Honolulu Oct. 11.1857. CALIFORNIA LLOYDS. iVIATillSrE TNSUIlAlSrCKS. OFFICE : Southwest corner of Washing ton and Hattery streets. rjlIIE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED to issue " Marine Insurance policies," each beinjr rt-tpon-sible for the sum written on the Policies against his own name only, anil for himself and not for others or any of them. Jobs Parhott, IJames Dosahce, Okorgk C. Johnson, N. LlNINfi, Jamks Phki.an, Lafatettk M ATNAnn, WlLLfAM K. BARK0.V, ' J Ames Otis, .Jamks B. IlAftnis, i J. Mob a Moss. ALDRICH, WALKER & CO. Agents. Honolulu. II. 1. 414-ly CALIFORNIA Mutual Marine Insurance I'onipany, SAN FRANCISCO. npiIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN appointel A (rents for the above company, beg leave to inform the the public, that they are now prepared to issue ."MARINE INSURANCE POLICIES on Cargo, Freight and Treasure. II. HACKFELD k CO. Honolulu, A Til 2, 1S62. 411-ly THE BRITISH AND FOUEICIN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Tlmltt?I." Capital One Million Pounds. Head Office, Manchester Buildings, Liverpool. Agents at Honolulu, N. B. This Company takes risks on goods only and not on Tessels. 400 6m MOLOKAI KU1TEB! F OR SALE 111" ST5-ly CASTLE Ai COOKE. 3KW STATIONERY ! JUST RECEIVED Ex JR. "W. "WOOD ! And For Sale at Moderate Prices BY THE UNDERSIGNED. X EDGERS, DIFFERENT KIXD3 AND SIZK3, Ud Journ-rils. Cash loolcs. Invoice looks. Receipt bo.l(-. Pass books, a large variety ; Pocket and Memorandum books. A larpe and varied assortment of pood new steel pens, I;fferi'nt numbers of Faber's drawing pencils. Carpenter's pencils. Slate pencils. Pen holders. Ink stands. Ink F.raser, Black, blue and rd ink. Copying ink. Paper folders. Paper knives, tpaiding's glue. White and blue foolscap paper, plain. " Ruleii, " " Letter " Plain. " m t4 Ruled, " Bill ' Narrow, " " " Wide, Note paper of different colon, plain and ruled with enyeiopes to match, Bui and yellow laid government envelopes all sizes, Fancy papeteries all sizes and colors. Steel engravinps, the best ever imported into this market, Aud n rnriely of other nrtirlra too nniiirrou. to raeutiou auitnble for llir Office nurf Cauutiiiff Room. B. F. F.HLER3, 411-3m Street. Plantation Labor Books ! BLANK BOOKS FOR KEEPING Laborer accounts on plantations. Kach page is ruled for one month and contains space for 25 to 50 names. PRICE 3.00 AND S7.00 EACH. 4l2-3m H. M. WHITNEY. LAHAINA STEAM MILL mTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OF- FEB FOR SALE THE FIRST SUUARS Of THE New Crop, OV a very Superior Quality ! Ed. Hoffschlaeger & Stapenhobst, 395-Oin Agent for the LAIIAIXA SUGAR Co. Sugar and Molasses! From tbe Plantation of J. MAKEE, IDkai .i XT I 2 CItOl OF ISOi. For sale by (404 6m) C. BREWER & CO HAM PLANTATION, C. BREWER 6c Co., Agents, SUGAR and MOLASSES N OW COMING IN AND FOR SALE IN quantities to suit purchasers. 405-3m East Maui Plaiitatiou. Sugars siiicl Itlolasscs, riROP NOW COMING IN, AND Arcrf for sale in i nuantities to suit by 413-3m Agent. 1864. 1864. SUGAR AND MOLASSES From riOiNEElt MILLS, LAHAINA ! CROP COMING IN AND FOR SALE IN nuantities to suit purchasers by 4l0-3in ALDRICH, WALKER k CO. 1864. 1864. SUGAR AND MOLASSES From Liliuo Plantation ! CROl' COMING IN AND FOR SALE IN quantities to suit purchasers by 410 3m ALDRICH, WALKER At CO. 1864. 1864. Sugar and Molasses FROM METCALF PLANTATION C ROI COMING IN AND FOR SALE IN quantities to guil purchasers by 410 3m ALDRICH, WALKER if CO. KAIWIRI PLANTATION! Susrai'3 :ml Molasses N OW COMING IN AND FOR SALE IN quantities to suit, by 400 0m MELCIIKRS & CO. PLANTATION! SUGAR & MOLASSES, 1864! CROP COMING IN. For eale bj ALDRICH, WALKER & Co. HOIOMI' SUGAR REFIKERY ! SUGAR AND MOLASSES FROM T II I 8 establishment for sale in quantities to suit purchasers by 410-3:n ALDRICH, WALK Kit & CO. NOTICE. ALL PKRSONS INDKItTED TO THE Es tate of . I. W. KACWAHI.of Walpio, Ilamakua, deceasrd, without leavinjr a will, are hereby requested to pay the same to the unlersined on or before the first day f June next ; and all persons who have any claim or not'- sl(rnl by him against the said estate are hereby requested to present tbe same to the undersigned on or before the above named date. I will always be seen at Waimeaor Kawaihae. JOHN Y. DAVIP, Administrator of the estate of J. W. Kauwahl. Kawaihae, Kohala, May 6, 16. 4iq-2t To Country STOREKEEPERS ! 3XT3E3"7- GOODS! Just Received per late Arrivals AND FOR SALE AT THE JOBBING WAHEHOUSE OP J. T. "Waterhouse, QJXEEK'S WI-lATiF. A MOSKICAG AND OTHER DENIMS, jiJL Plue Cottons and lilue I'rilln, Prints, Turkey Red and Hickory Stripes, Prown Cotton, heavy ami light IJ6 inches wide, ISlu, Orwn, White and ecarlet Blankets, Muslins, D-laincs, Vict'-ria Lawnf, Heavy Hickory hhirtn. White and Regatta Shirts, tVimethinir very sii.erior in White Shirts, trnd'Tstiirts, Irawers, (Juernsfy Frnrks, Knlish and American Saddl'v, Itridles, Purs, 4"C., White Cottons and Write Drille, Moleskins, Tweeds. I. n's, WomnV and Children's Hosiery, Silk, Litw-n and CoUon Jim.dkfi, Ptted and Tlain Swiss Muslins, Hrooks' ?pool Cotton, Clark's black and White Spool Cotton, Card Matches. Axes, Native Oc', Paw. Hardware and Cutlery, Men's, Women's and Children's lioots ami Shoes, IHack, White, W B and Drab Linen Thread, KTwne Iimps and Kerosene Oil, Calf Skin, Slne Orlnrlery. Saddlery, Aathon Vesu. Pea Jxckets, Carpet Bk. M A N I LA HOPE, sires, i, , t, , 1, H nd 1 In. With a very large variety of most desirable goods. JOHN TH08. WATERHOUSE, 411.7m Hk Uivk StosE, Queen's Wbarf. tp& )A?ey II