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IP I 1 V 4 4 vt4 or . cr' t- vwvmer-a.nr Sew York Correspondence Ho. 28. ii4 cit oir cofcftxaroxDtxT.J NTTouc. Oct. I. 1859. Vir York boiut of a urnd vramtlon at the -.lent moment. It is the gold flarry. which coomeoceil a week gp to-Jaj, a tonn of wh:e th billow are till httns trorp;lT, th,,unf the ttrrm of th tempest ha Mown over. Vn!erKilt atwl rik are aappw.I to bate bwn priodpal mottrt in th panic; but they both ymrtlj keep oat of harnT way during it coo tujuaace. fcaxin k provoke Ue eommiiioo of yMule arxl battery upon treir own persona by iu f th many wh pecuniary ruin tJy hare accoca pi iheJ. I happen to be ao quainte'I with one of the victim, a gentleman who ww worth $JX),000 Iat FrUy morning. Lin the prii of JTM jumpetl from 133 to 162 thrvw Mm ; he m altnt peonife to-Jay ; an.l inHtraU t the trip to Furope whwh he planned, he i C)fiTl to brio ajjain at the bottom of the bill. Sm! ai f innanity are jritatcly tr ptrtff a baring orcurTcd amor;; prjmioent broken. S'ljern, the broker, one of the Dt oot)riiuf among the men who bare etuVatorcd u aiu&e mooey at Ui eijre of personal honesty anil ul Will FiinDinrui ltw waw :uu)nif tlx chief uflrer. taring Urjther, of LnI'n, during the height of tJ excitement of !nt week, telegrapheil to their broker in tie Nw York Ko.ra U acll $10,000)00 on kbeir aceiMint. brejera bought nine milljotui ,tC lUi tOKNiDi at Id) ; bat the l!aru can ci)r" at 13), making a profit of 30 cent upon the dollar, or i 2,7 (X) J XX J n(n the whole of the he tie trannactioo eqpyoeing, of coarse. thiU )eytr pajs fur hie purctkwie. "Whether he naJdio or not, it ie at leant eonaolln to reScc t!utt hi rain will put bin oat of the way of uo- harm for the preacnt. Upon the saiklen fall If the price of goU he u seen rushing wtMIy Lhoat Wall street. Inviting gentlemen to shoot im npon the pot. C C. Seedman, the brilliant ml of the diamond wedding, celebrated Israel rejer a Bid meaning speyer. in a timeiy xn, pnblffhcil in the New York Dairy Tntmne a the 24th alt. It i not often that a monetary rriiii prove in-vSpeyering to a poet. Meanwhile Flak, a principal dcus ej machtma f thie an paralleled pecuniary cnorulaion, keepe imlf barricaded in the inmost office of the e Railroad. To bare ezpoewd himself opon 1 street or Wall, any time daring the past -Uf been to be torn to pier" hj e Bmn "not figuratively, but in a literal Wiw, as Cat at least a regards the tearing Whether justly or Dot, i'ik ia regarded aa being the prime mover in the recent attempt to force tap the price of gold; and not all the Bulla a Broad street eoald haveulcfended turn from the nfuriated Bears" whom be bad overreached. here, at the very focus of artificial civilization. en Friday or Saturday last, hie life would not Lave been worth a moment purchase. Thin Week Fisk lie ptrdu, and hi victims are serving 'Wtacbment npun the opera-boufle which now, ike a strong tower, bold it owner and it trwoner. Fisk i a man of many resources. )owever, ami i not likely to be soared at present. ii victim are forced to console themselves with he precedent of lIudaKn, the English railway King of twenty vears ago, who fell from a higher wtate than ever Fisk commands, and who was nund, not a year ago, living in miserable poverty h a little French town whither be bad fled fxum is creditor. Crud-mimlcd Bar ' look for isk t be brought thu low some day, and re nd each other of the mean extraction of this lillcn millionaire, who drove a peddler cart, W m j, bat a few year ago, with his own and wife name cainted npon it parcel. But w Fiok is a man of many enterprise a man j nulroadt, opera-house, steam boat line, ferric, r., etc. ; and it wa reported not long ago that was about to purchase a city-car route for the Impose of a velocipede track. Bat there wa Vie need that Fisk should collect ten-cent fare W veloin'redeiitrhuv, when be could make ten !lion of dollar by a single wcIJ-manipalated ra in the stock market. risk i a show advertiser. The moat connplcu- ohject in New York, by tiigbt, v the'mam- Uh sign of the Erie Railway, painted upon the Mh SKle of a Broadway bnteL The wad rise r above the roof of the adjoining building, a rpeodicutar urface ot masonry forty feet nare. Fisk saw the opportunity. He rented wall tr a mammoth sign board. He painted white, ami covered it with gitie black let V. aetting forth the merit of the Erie road, enumerating it principal connection. Then, the approach of night, be turned upon the ;rikce i the fan glare or a powerful efectrie light, itioning an operator for the purpose upon the of the adjoining boilding. For a mile or pre up Fifth Avenue this brilliant illamination jQightly visible; but the name of 3It Hope ! of Carr' Rxk do not appear among the raO )y station so luminously advertised. FT-W arajij prefers that the public should not be irwea or tfce place where the recent -Iv.L. e murder of passengers by the Erie Railway "-ft1--"' wceu com nutted. )f Tak as a private citizen it is best, perhaps, to say much. A Leavenworth. K. tor advertise fbr spicy correspondence as fol- M : What mm t j . . I " ucpvimens is rsonalitiee, a mean a cossihle. T!ttw r r Qiu fcrraved by the writer abyn." Ksk institute about ten suits kj. a nearly as I can estimate, against lauiTwuai ana corporation; and I ndcr that be baa not already asaasainated the wr of -The Day. Doings," and of other J-trated . beets, in which hare been portrayed, h. the fiimsieet efforts at disguise, certain very ' 44 Scene in the interior of an orvtown the principal actor, I may say the r actor, in which, was the bold Fisk, whoa fODM wcognLjabl under the puam ot a coarse woodcut. of your readers who have never been la " of a larre eacital dtr can bardie th scene that it preaenU in time of ex- . The New York Gold Room will hold from 200 to 400 men ; half of them, the brokers, 1 range themselves around a small Croton fountain j in the centre of the room, and spend the business 1 t. - m t i I I nour oi six uay eacn wees, ytar in ana year out, in gesticulating and bowling with the utmost I fury of which lung and limbs are caf able. It would seem strange that civilization has invented no easier way of making bid for stock or gold than to turn men iuto an amphitheatre and set them to bowling at e&ch other ; yet such is the j approved zaethwd. In London and Pari it is the same. I have heard, indeed, a more demoniae noitfe in the Pari Bourm than I ever heard in the New York Gold or Stock Exchange 1 looms, the amount of the transaction in the former place, and the number of brokers, being much greater than in New York. The American broker stand upon bis toe, lean forward, and fling; out hi fiend very much as a damned spirit might be supposed to writhe upward from the caldron of the nether fires; and then be howl ; bowl forth hi bid, in a tone more like the quick sharp barking of tlie coyote or prairie dog than anything eke. When the stock market i at all lively, it i a srene of" the most frantic sound and fury. The broker's profession inv press one a the least desirable way of all other in which a civilized man could spend bis time. Y'et icalaliof in gold is a necessary accompaniment of a derangement in the national currency ; and it cannot be checked by condemn ing it, or prevented by legislation. The philoso phers of the New York Tribune, indeed, in their limited acquaintance with plitical economy, in sist upon an Immediate resumption of specie payment, and imagine that all the ailment of the State can be cured by governmental inter ference. It i thi4 happy ignorance of all Ue deeper principles of sucUl law that made a thoughtful fjreigncr exclaim, I cannot conceive what necessity there is in the world for Horace Greeley. But Horace is honest, if not scientific, for which let n be thankful ; it i too much 'to j expert all the Christian grace and virtue in a New Yorker. The upshot of the goM flurry ia that Fisk has made a sum of money variously estimated at from .two to twenty millions of dollars; i. e., that be ha pocketed all tile gains and refused to pay any of bis lowe ; and that moot of the broken are ruined in hi favor, and that the business of the country has been temporarily disturbed to a considerable extent. In tlie trans actions of the week one man has loomed upas an apparently honest person, Le Grand Lock wood, who, having lost immensely, now oners his bouse and private estate, valued at a million of dollars, to aid in liquidating bis debts. Calamcs. C. St. BAItTO W Asctlsarer, Sle Bbbbi Qarra tltreeC. dr Iran ea Kuhamaaa atraet. ly a. r. APiva. s. o. wilsbs. ADAMS JL WILDER, Aactisa sad Csaatlloa Merckists, PIRE PROOP PTURK, le Rek-lai llalldiiis. Aiaieeai Mfteeel, t-y THE NEWSPAPER KCOKOA, PaslUbrd WeeLff la the HawalUa Ussaacr. It ha th tors-aB drrolaliua la UM mxip, aad I lad both by IJawauaa aad rorcifnera. Pnc J a year to ad aoe. A4vttnaauiraalatcdtotollaa liaa fraa af ebarre. UH'-m la Soata SS7 enrarr af asJkr's lloaa ly C II ULAN i II ROTH ER, wraaTsa or a asLsa is Cklaa Csedv sf all Dmrlstlsis, aad la all tladj f Dry Cs4, AlMtConataairy ahaad.a aatwrk dallty of Ilavailaa Bie. ItV UJ.1U S TU C ET. UOflOLVLV. ly IRA RICHARDSON. Ivjpsrter and Uealer la BssLsShses, Use flstkla;, FaraUklsg Ceeds Pcrfsaierj, f. Curmer f md MtrtAmmt Strttt; S7 uoxou.ur. M. 1. ly W. L. CJREE.V, Cesera! Csaisilsslsa Asest aad Brsktr, QUCCX MTBCET. (M lj UOXOLUUf. c. a. sbbsobs, m. MacrBBxaas CIIAI. N. SPENCER At CO.. Ceseral Cnsilda BrrckasLs C.weeaj Street. 4 1J HbbbIbIb. r. A. SCUAEFER Ac CO. Inserters aad fsaalulsa SIrrcksats, nOSOLCLC, SAO ly It A W. liLAM DS. JOHN RITSON. Dealer la Wlaw, Spirit, Ale aid Psrter. S lleaelaila). lp LEWERS . DICKSON. Dealers la LaraWr aad Balldlig Stterials, Fert Street. It TH. C IIEl'CK, Ceaeral CsstsilAslsa aerthaat, &H4 Fart Street. DILLIXOil A 51 At CO., mrofTBm awo pbalbbj rs Hardware, Catlery D7 , Patau aa! 011, aad Ceseral UerckasdlBe, 674 iV. 6 MIITO STMCCT, HONOLULU. If raass saovs. aoarasv saows. BROWN At CO.. Inserters ft Whslenale Dealers la Wlaes, Spirits, JLc. TCP MEBCBJJ1T Jr., HONOLULU. Saa II. C. McINTTRE At BROTHER. Crsecry, Feed Stsre aad Bakery, Corner of Kloc aad Port atft. Hooolol, TJ. I. 95 ly ALEX. J. CARTWRIOnT. ' Csaaibalsa flertbaot aad Ceaeral Sklpplag Ageat, 88 II !)! a. Oafssj. ly W. N. LADD, Inserter sad Dealer la Ilard ware. Cattery, Xechaales' Tsels, aad Arrfcaltaral latpleaieats, SSS Fert Street. ly L. Im TORBERT. Dealer la an klads sf Baiidiag flaterials, Fminf mnd Oil, Wmll Fmptr, Window mnd Ficturt Ola, AaA, BUndM, Drwt ArC-, A. Omn Ko. 20 Ear lab ao a, (874 ly) Orrmm Coeav Jlocsa JOHN TUOS. WATERHOCSE. Iaiperter aad Pealer la Ceaeral flercaaadlse, 69 Qaaea Stwt. Uooolola. " y a. a. wBLasa. s. o. all WALKER Ac ALLEN, Sklpplag aad Csaailaalsa SercaaaU, saa noxoLCLC. h. i. iy EDWIN JONES. Crxer asd Ski ffcaadler, LAUAISA, MACL, Mtaey asd SersiU fanJahad to Eat pa on ravorahl Terns. SS7 ly W. C CTiK BSBt, S. A. SLCMB. CUALLAMEL At CO.. Iatperten aad Dealers la Wlaes, Spirits, Ales, Ac, it, a jtuudxu jTATCxr, S7S Oopaait Taarcaaat trC. Oaaotala, TJ. L ly E. O. II ALL Ac SON. Inserters aad Dealers la Bar a ware, Dry Csedx, , OiU, mnd Ounerni M crsAeadw. TOO CrBr Fort and Ktof Ma. IP jttsinrss forfis. C HOFFMANN. M.D. Pa Tildas asd Sargeoa, Otrscr Mncfcaat sj4 Kaahamnu urtr PotoOe. 687 ly JOHN S. McGRKW, M. U., Paj&lclaa aad Sargess. Ot&c la H. L. Chase' bu.Wo. Port Strwi. ftM -Baca Choflai St., Amwmi mnd Frt St. Uics flue rtxa S to 10 A. and bum JUiir.U. f, ly UK. Jm MUTT SMITH, Destlst, IMBe Tttar t P t sjJ llotol yt. H ly A. P. JUDD, Attsraej asd Csssftellsr st Law, Part su t, thr doors txlow MTthiq Starts. 70i ly 1. M. WHITNEY. X. D. SM le.U,t, Ornca orzm Da. HorntAsa Daco Ptobs, COKXKR OF KJdtlUMAXU 4MO V tHCHAXT ST3. CSt Offi aoora tram 9 a. a. till i r. . ly A. C. Bl'ITl'M, M. Pajlrlsa aad Sarres, Oflto al aaakleac. AM rich llaos. Port iiml CSO ly JOHN 11. lATTf. 3sUr) Pakllr, goootula, n. 1. OOcm at the Bans d Biitxtp k Co. SOP Sbi It. . U. I A V I H . Ittsraey at Lav, WtO Practice la all u Cnt of th Klordom, la toth Koeltoli aad llaaliaa Uncttajeca. Vl OJic jmern Slrttt, pptil Ik Crt Hon, ly S. U. DOI.K, Attsraer at Law. Oflet mxr Ktekmrdnm'M Slort. cm-ner Fort ad Mtrekamt CS-t urtttM, oaaaa. ly HENRY THOMPSON, Attsraey sad Csaasellsr st Law. OtBce on Qoaea Biiert, oppo.it lb Cart Iluuar, up suufa. ftSi If W. C. JONES. Attsraey at Law asd Lead Areal. WIS practice la all lh Coort. of th KlnrJow. He will auead Um Ctrcait Uoarta in Kaaal. Maai aod llaeali, and a)l tlnwr of IkM Islands oo sprdal aoatan. Ojfict in the room lattly occupied ly U,e lion. J. V. Austin, in the J'o.ntijJice Jiuildirjj. sw ly C. BREWER Ac CO. Csatmlsalsa asd Sklpplag lfertkaats Isilw. Oaks. H. I. ly e& C. L. RICHARDS Ac CUM Ship Chaadlers asd Csmstttds Tlrrthastt, aad Dealers la Ceseral Merchandise, Keep constantly oo hand a fall aaaurttuenl of merchandise, for th supply of Whalers and Mercuaot rcsaela. 671 ly M. S. GRINIIAUM A. COM lapsrlera aad Ukslesale Dealers la Fashlsnable Clethlag, UaU, Caps, Bsots sad Shoes, And every rsrtety of Gentlemen's Superior Furnishing Goods Store formerly occupied by W. A. Aldrlcb, 702 Alaktt't Block, tjutrn t. ly ED. HOFFSCHLAEGKR Ac CO., lapertenaad femnlidos Here basts, Caraier sfForl and Mrrebaat Streets. Q67 ly J. PERRY. Dealer la Ceseral Klerrhaadlse, FIRE PROOF STORE, Corner of JIutei and Suuauu Streets, Jfonohda, 11. 1. ALBO Retail EatablNhnient so Aaaaaa Street. 969 Above the Pire-iroof blire. ly CHUNG IIOO.V, fsaiailttlsa Uerehant asd Ceseral Arest, Agent for tb Paakaaand A inaaula Sucar Plantations Im porter of Teaa and other Chines and Pteelgn Goods and wholesale dealer in Hawaiian Prod ace, la New Stse Stere, XsbbbbSih belaw Kla;. 6o0 ly II YM AN Ac BROTHERS. meoBTBas, Thslesale asd BeUll Dealers la Dry Cssds, Csthlsf , HATS, PCRM8HINO GOOD5, Ladies' aad Gents' Boots aad Sbnea, Tankee Notions, Ac, Ac, Cmpl. 5aew' Building, f. 30 MERCHANT ST (67(1 ij) HOltOLVLV. M. PHILLIPS Ac CO.. iMBoarTsa abo Whslesale Dealers Is Cist hi nr. Bests, Snees, Hatt, Slea i aralshls; asd lant) (., fle.lMERCUAXT & 7, (700 6ca) HONOLULU. BOLLES Ac CO.. Skip Chandler asd CcBtaiiulsa Merchants, ijueen Street, 1 lorn J id a. C. A. WilllanB A Co. I Mrsara. V. Brewer k Co., Caatl k Cooke. I Messrs. II. Ilsrkfrld k Co., C. 1. Richards k Co. U. C Watenoan, Kan. ly ALLEN Ac CHILLINGWORTH, kawalhae, Uawall, WlUeoabaaeth General Merchandise and Shipping basmeas at th above port, where they are prepared to f Ornish tb justly celebrated Kaaaihae Potatoes, and saea other reeralta aa are reqaire by wbal ships, at tb shortest stiee and on the most reasonable terms. Plrowood on SCnucl. ohSly BaM'L a. CASTt-a. t. s. stbsstob. a. a. oihbb. CASTLE Sc COOKE, laipsrten aad Ceaeral Merchants Kla; at reel, eppMile the Seamiea's CkaprL ALSO, A0E.1TS FOR Dr. Jarae Celebrated family Medtclaea, Wheeler A- Wllsno's Sewloc Machines. Tb New Jtufiaad Mutual Ufa Insurance Compaay, Tb Kobala Soxar Company, flawaO. Tb llaika Soirar Company, Haoi. Tb Bawaltan fogar Mills. MaaL Tb Waiatoa rocai PtentaUon. Oaho. Tb Lcmabal Rice PUntatiuo. Kauai 663 ly D C. WATERMAN Ac CUN Cmsjllaa Merchant. Wj-.i aUentloa paid to tb Intereat of the Wbahng fleet by ' tb furnishing of raoda, pare bam and sal of Kxchanre, Oil, Boo. Oeoeral alerchandise, and lle procuring of Freight KKPERKNCeb. It mi i Isaac Hoeun, Ja. a Co New Bedford W. U. K. Pors, E4.. do. J. C. Mbbbill k Co , San Franriso SbSly ; T II E O . 11 . DA VIES, (tjmte Jrnnion, Orten A c.) Importer aad CsasiIaIos lterekaat, sccbt ros IJMTW A- THE LIVERPOOL VltDERtTRtTF.RS, JIORTHEBlt ASSURANCE COMPANY, a4 BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE CO. Fir Proof Baildlnga, Essbmnsna and Qoeea Streets 664 ly ; D. N. FL1TNER, Cootiaaes hla old baalsest ia th fireproof baikling, KaBBBaaaa Street. Otraaocaetera rated by obserraUoRB of the ana and start vltb a transit inatrasent accurately adjusted to th aierldiaa of Uoooluna. Particular attention riven to fin watch repairing. 8xtant and quadrant glasses silvered and adjusted Charts and nautical Instrnaaenta constantly on SSS band aod for Bale. IP THOMAS SPENCER, Skip Chaadler, Dealer la Ceaeral Merfhaadlse,lslaad Prsdsee, Jte., aad CsaualsdoB MerchasU Brrea's Bar, II lie. S. I., WD1 keep constantly oo hand ai exteasive assortment of every daacrtpuoa of goods required by ships and others. Tb highest price given for Island Produce. ry Monty advauoed fur Bills of debase at rsaaaaahia rates. 670 ly BISHOP Ac COH Baakers. Office, la the east ceraer sf Makee-s BIsck, BIaahamBa street, Booolula. Draw Bills af Exchange oo .Tb Base or Caufosbia. Maaara OaiBBt.L.MtaTCSS k Co Labs s Walxbb, Tbbmobt MinotiL Bask. Pan Francisco New York. New Tort, Oataa-TAt. Bask Coaroasnoa. - Loodon. Maasra. MAacvAaa, Asdsb Co-. PaHs. Aana Pactno Ibscbabcb Co. aod Mabsattas Livb Ixara. sacs Co. Will reortv dspoalullsoount firaciass boalaeai paper, asd attend t frnUertlne.ru-. 696 ly gusiiuss . Caris. FISCUE.RAC ROTH, 3Ierchast Tailors." Port Suvrt, opposite Odd Prllnw,s Hall. Booolula. II. I S71 ly JOHN AY LETT, raerrkant Tailor, 6tf IIotbi, Btbkbt, ppnslte C. K. Wlilmmi. ly McCOLGAS Ai JOHNSON, SlrrthAnt Tailors, FORT STREET, HONOLULU, H. t, 671 Opiuat Thond. C. Ileack'a. ly 1858. JOS. IV. K IIG, 1869. ARTIST IU PHOTOGRAPHY, Orr tkt Advtrttter OJUe, Sxt dvir to th Pot Offlee, haa opeid hi Gallery lur Photo, graphs. Cane d VUile, Ambrotypc, Jielai&o tjrpes, ., Ac. 678 Satlafaeile) WarraBirJ er um Pay, ly Photo?;i'ap liy IMPROVEMENT "isTHK ORDER OF II" day. llaios cocutrortd a new ftty-tigtiU aod made various otb kaiprureurols, I hope now to be able to suil um SBuet fautdiouB with i Zlxoto;rapli, Of any Sue. from a Crystal to a IfammoUi, Uileu In Vie best 6iyle of the Art, And on aMt reasonable term. ALtfO, for sale Views of the Islands. Portraits of ttte Kings, Quern, and ether Noublra, Aio. ly 11. L. CUAgr., Fort Street. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. fIIK MKST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY a can be diund at IT. J,. CHASE'S, IN FORT STREET. SHAKES. HERBS OF VARIOUS KINDS, 670 hoch aa are used in domestic practice. ly BARTLETT SALOON, C'orner Hotel and Fort Sts., BY HUGHES & DUNNE. m HAVING LATELY RENOVATED and refurnished the above wrll known plan of enter. Linmrtl, tlie proprietor respectfully iufnrm the Pulillc that they have on band and will keep ixilhiu' bat tbe best of Liqairs, Ales. Wines, 4c, Ac,, at their Bar. &1 ttm CHELSEA LAUNDRY, Corner of Queen and Richards Streets. Ladies', Gents' and Ships' Washing Done, At Red weed Rales. 7 Wagon in attendance. tto Ota B. II. LYON, Proprietor. HONOLULU SOAP WORKS. 11Y RAWLINS & MITCHELL. rvjMIE PROPRIETORS OF THE ABOVE B Works are prepared to supply hisrustomen.and the pub. lie In peneral. with the b st quality Y ELLOW SO A P. SOFT SOAP nlwnyx su hand. Tbr IIicnsnT Pbicb rsio roa Poap Grbasb. 701 ly HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS, C. iV. GRAY &. CO., I.ELEO, (Office. Xo. 30 Fort Street, Honolulu.) Manafactsrers and Dealers la all klads ef Soap. XT Beef, Mutton and Goat Tallow wanted. 699 ly SHIP SMITHING, &c. THE HONOLULU IRON b WOllKS CO. bee to announce that a gn. Blhey have opened ji" A Blacksmith Shop on Queen Street, Close to Mr. Ktames' Building Yard, in which Ship Work, Carriage Work, .t?rlrultsral Implements, llorse Shuein;, &r., Will be attended to vith Promjitneas atid Di.tpotch. ' And having on the premises a STKAM II A MM KR and other labor-sarin appliances, aa wrll as a larxe and varieil stock of light and hrnvj Iron, they are prepared to do Work Cheaper, Quicker and Better than elsewhere iu this city. HONOLULU IRON WORKS. SPO Sm ALKX. YOCNO, Manager omrslit rcDuff. SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER, Tanned Goat and Sheep Skins. CONSTANTLY ON II AND AND FOR SALE, from the well-known WAIJIC.V TANNERY C. NOTLEY, By (069 ly) A. 8. CLKGH0UX, Agent. HAWAIIAN LEATHER ! Sole and Saddle Leather and Tanned Goat Skins. A REGULAR SUPPLY FROM THE CELE 2A. lRATtl WAIMEA TANNERY, For sale at the lowest market rates by 692 ly A. 8. CLEQ110RN, Agent. ltd . 1809. r1 V V r sr v v o as sa aa . a . m Sugar and Molasses. C1ROP COM I NO IN AND FOR SALE IN J quantities lo auit purcbasers, by iMt 6m WALKER k ALLEX, AgenU. MAKEE PLANTATION. aTEW CROP OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES! Now Coming In. Pur Sal by C73 Oca " C. BP-EWER A Co., agent. SUGAR AND MOLASSES F THE K OH ALA SUGAR COMPANY, o For sale in quantities to salt by 646 3m CASTLE k COOKK. Wailtnpu Plantation, n. Carawell, Prsrletr. SUGAR AND MOLASSES PROM THIS PLANTATION FOR SALE lo lota to suit purchasers. Apply lo 605 ly OKU. C. McLKAN, Agent. O NOME A PLANTATION. Surar and Molasses Crop 1869 COMING IN. FOR SALE IN O.UANTI T1K3 to suit purchasers, by 604 6m WALKER k ALLKX. Agents. PRINCEVILLE PLANTATION. Sugar and Molasses Crop 1869, COMING IN. FOR SALE IN Q.UANTI Tl K3 to suit purchasers, by 604 6m WALKER k ALLEN, Agent. WAILUKU PLANTATION. mjEV CROP, NOW COMING IN. X"VJ ror Bale by 694 Sm C. BREWER k Co-, agents. FORT ST., FAMILY MARKET. E. II. BOYD. . Cboicesi MraU from finest herds. Poultry, PUh, Teretablss ej., fnrnlabad to ordiM-. C67 ly DUFFIN'S MARKET, G. WALLER, KINQ STREET, HONOLULU. K ly Snsuraitff CarHs. F. A. SCHAEFER, AGENT Bretuen Beard ef Underwriters. Aieeat Drradrn Beard wf Underwriter, Aigeut Yirsns Beard af Underwriter. 657 ly IIAMBURf.n.BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. fSVHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN JL Appointed Agenuof the above Coiupany,are prepared to insure risks against Fire on Stone and Brick Buildings, and on Merchandise stored therein, on most favorable terms. Por particulars apply at tbe office of P. A. ECHAEPKR - CO. Honolulu, May 4. 1868. 691 ly BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS. T'HE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE Uoston Board of Underwriters, notify Masteis of Vessels and others tint all bills for Repairs on Vessels, and all bills for Gfnral Average parposea, roust be approved by the Ageut of the Boston Underwriters, who must also be represented oo all surveys, or such bills will not be allowed. ly C. BRKWLK jg CO., AgenU. MERCHANTS' MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ot Man Fruncl8CO. PfVIIE UNDF.RSIGNED HAVING BEEN M. apMtuteil agenta for tbe above Company, beg leave to Inform the public that they are now prepared to issue MARINE INSURANCE POLICIES ON CARGOES, FREIGHT and TREASURE. 696 ly WALKER ALLEN. THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y, (LIMITED,) ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES. The clauses in tbe Policies of this Company are specially advantageous. TUK0. 11. DAV1KS. Agent. THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y Issues Fire and Life Policies o N THE MOST LIBERAL TK RMS. ALL Claims for Losses settled with promptitude. 700-ly THKO. 11. DA V IKS, Agent. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OP LONDON. (Established A. D. 1803.) CASH CAPITAL, 8.000,000! TMIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN . Appointed Ag s.11 of tb above Company for tbe Hawai ian Islands, Are Prepared to Iusure Against Fire On Brick. Stone and Wooden Buildings, Merchandise, Furni ture, Ac., on the most favorable terms. Por particulars apply at the office of (691 ly) WALKER At ALLEN. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. Br"" BUSHED, 1309. CAPITA L 8,000.000 Accumulated and . Tested fnnd. 2,838,118 TV.HE 17SDERSPK1) HAVE BEEN AP POINTED AUKS-"" t. th. Bandwicb IsUmmIs, and are authorised to Insure ainst Fire span favorable terms. - Risks taken in an; part of t" e Islands on Wooden Buildings, and Merchandise stored therein. Dwelling Houses and Furni ture, limber, Coata. Ships in luurnor with or without earguea or under repair. 1670 ly ED. II JFFsC HLA KG ER U CO THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF" NEW YORK. CASH ASSETS, OVER $36,000,000 ! Cnh Dividends iu 18G8, $3,257,13 The Largest Life Insurance Company in the World. Fre mlnnis Slay be raid Seml-lnnnallj sr Quarterly. ADAMS Ac WILDER, 699 ly AgenU for the Hawaiian Islands. THE CONNECTICUT jXiitiisxl Life Insurance Company HARTFORD, CONN. ZKPI7AMAH PRKSTOX KDWIN W. BRYANT WOODBRIDOK S. OLMSTfcAD. LUCIAN S. WILCOX ........Tics President ..............Actuary .............Secretary Medical Examiner 0KC1MZKD IN I81C CHAKTEK PEEPETriL. A PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY! Nnnaberlao; ever OO Members. Assets Jane 1, 1869, over $25,000,000! Surplus, over $7,000,000. Total Claims by Death, (paid to date,) Over $8,500,000. Total Dividends, (paid to dale,) Over $8,000,000. Current Dividend from Forty to Seventy per Cent. Current Income, over $10,000,000 per Annum. Its Income from Interest alone More than Pays its Claims ly Death. There be Ins; no stockholders its Surplus belongs exclusively to the members, and ia equitably divided among; them in ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, which may be applied in reduction of premiums, or may be accumulated at interest for the benefit ot the Assured, or may be received by them in Cash. Paid-up Policies are e ranted after two or more years Pre miums have been paid, that practically making All Policies Non-Forfeiting. It Issues Policies npon all desirable plans of Insurance, sod has adopted In its workinra several SPECIAL FEATURES. original with thia Company and ottered by do other. LAST TEAR'S PROSPEROUS BCSI.NESS. 11,980 Policies issued, insuring about 13S.000.000 SO Income received and accrued........ 0,064,088 S8 During its last fiscal year this Company paid In dividends to the bring and on the policies of its deceased members, Two Millions Two Hundred and Porty-Pive Tbooasod Two Handled and Fifty-Two Dollars, and at the same time added more than Five Millions Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars to its accumulated capital. XT The whoi? record of this Company has been one of prudent management and prosperous advancement. Assorts; tb older and Leading Life Insurance - Companies Its average ratio of expenses to Inoom baa, through ila entire history, been tbe lowest of any. . Further Information concerning this old sad reliable Coat, pany gives by HENRT M. WHITNEIT, Agent for the Hawaiian Islands. Hooolnla, October, 1869. . 68 tf JAPANESE BAZAR! NO. 38 FORT STREET. ' JAPANESE WARE, INCLUDING LAN TERMS, BEACTIFIX STRAW WORKED BOXES, Crystal Jewrby, - Scarf Rings, Statuary, Porcelain Ware, Embroidery, . . . Brottse and SUver Bockles, Studs, Inlaid Cabinets, Fishing Canes, Bamboo Chairs, Charms, Curios, Ac, Ac Also, a Complete Assortment of India Rubber Goods. Too ly M R. MeDOCCALL. 38 Fart Si. JI. ISEXFIELl), Wagon and Carriage Builder, 76 Kins; Street, Honolulu. REPAIRING DONE WITH CAREqX AND NEATNESS. ALSO Particular attention given to Blacksmithing and Horse-shoeing. irr Orders from the other I.-UuiJs promptly executed. 6Va ly F. H. & C. SECELKEN, Tin, Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers, Nssaaa Street, bet. Merebant and Queen, HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND Stoves. Lead Puie. Qitlv. Iron Pine. Plain and Hose -v Bibbs, lop Cocks, India Kubher Hose best 3-ply in lengths of 23 and 60 fW-t, with Uoupling and Pipe com. plete. Also, a very lari;e stock of Tinware of every descrip tion. Jobbing and Repairing done to order promptly and war ranted. Particular attention given to Ship Work. Thankful to the citisens of Honolulu, and the Islands gen. erally, for their liberal patronage in the past, we hope by atiiet attention to business to merit the same for the future. XT Orders from the other Inlands will be carefully attended to. o9d ly JAS. L,. LEWIS, COOPER VIYI GAVGGR, AC the Old Stand, Corner of King and Bethel Streets. A large Stock of OIL SHOOKS and alt kinds of Csp. ering Materials constantly on kaud. He hopes by atteution to business to merit a con tinuance of the patronage which he has hitherto en- oyed, and for which he now returns big thanks. iW om PACIFIC BRASS FOUNDRY. j- THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE- spectfully inform tbe public that he is prepared to cast VI and finish all kinda of brass and composition work with dispatch and at reasonable rates. XT All kinds of ship and plantation worV furnished on short notioe. XT Constantly on hand, hose couplings of the following, sires: 4, , 1, 1J, 2 and 2. Also, oil cups and gauge cocks. JAMES A. HOPPER, 695 ly King street. 8Q TCI sis Street. in. t. orv. e i.i. , niPORTKR ABD M IWtTFACTdtEB OP ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE ! js Suitable to this market. Vat XT OKI Furniture repaired and Mat trasses of all de I C I acriptions made to order. Before buying elsewhere call at 86 and 88 Kiaa street. , 6B3 ly W. FISCHER, Cabinet Maker and French Polisher HOTEL STREET, S92 Near the Drug Store of J. Mott Smith If Co. ly E. Cf. ADDERLEY, SADDLE 6c HARNESS MAKER, Fsrt and Hotel Streets, HoBoIsru.SS XT Carriages Trimmed with neatness and dispatch. Island Orders attended to promptly. 090 ly CI. CLAUK, Boot and Shoe Maker and Dealer In Leather and Shoe Findings, POL Hotel Street, bet. Xuwtnu and Maunakea Sts. XT Orders from the country solicited and promptly attended to on the most reasonable terms. 690 ly W. . WOOLSEY, Sail 1L Jsl o j IIAS REMOVED HIS SAIL M LOeT to the old Ice House at the foot of vfva N uuana street. All orders intrusted to him will receive immediate attention. 687 6m, JOH!t TlBBrrS, THOO. SOBKNSOS. T1BRET8 & SORENSOrV, Ship Carpenters and Caulkers, At D. Foster ft, Co.'s Old SUnd, Jt, the " Honolulu Iron Works.-' 68T . D ALTON 6l BLAUVELT, Saddle mid Harness Makers, KINO STREET, HONOLULU. Carriage Triuiuiing In all ib Branrhes. Orders from tbe other Islands promptly attended to. 681 ly J. M. OAT Ac SOIV, Sail-MalsLers. h'AAHUMANU STREET, an? XT Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all work turned out from our Loft. 669 ly Jomk Nott. Sax'l Nott. JOHN NOTT & CO., COPPER AND TIIYSniTIaS. TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO the public that they are prepared to furnish all kinds of Copper Work, consisting in part of stills, btbikb faks, sos e sex rass, wossts, rears, etc, etc Also on hand, a fell assortment sf Tinware, Which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices. ALL KrBDB or BBPAIBIBO AOXB WITH STBAT!f BflS AXD DISrATOB. Orders from the other Islands will meet with prompt attention. Shop on Kaabuoann St., one door above PHtuer's. 680 6m W. DENNETT, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, KlBg Street, next ts Bethel Vestry. VK Honolulu. H. I. 674 ly J. H. WICKE, CABINET MAKER, ALAKBA STBBBT BBLOW TBS THBATBS. Furniture made and repaired at reasonable prices. 674 ly -A. . DOIRON, . FORT STREET, IS PREPARED TO REPAIR WATCHES, CLOCKS ADD MUSIC B0XZ3 666 With promptness sad dispatch. GEORGE W. NORTON , COOPER AND CAUCER, eT WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS J L At the Old Stand, on the Esplanade, Sdi ly Next above tbe Custom H SAMUEL, M. CARTER, COOPER AND CAUCER, ESPLANADE, NEXT DOOR ABOVE C.H.. TORBERTS. 662 ly WILLIAM CLARK, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BEGS KESPECTFULTL TZ 1 1 to notify his friends and tbe public j rill renerallv that be haa taken tha Mt.iut wn.on Sort Street, recenilv ramnUH k. mi. s??TL " t m.ANRwii, a Machine Shop, where he is prepared to execute all orders la his line with promptness and in a workmanlike manner. 66S ly C. E. WILLIAMS, SUnnfattarer, Importer and Dealer In Fanltir Of Every Description. : . , . Pumitur Ware Room oo Port street, oppoaita X. H. Boyd's Family Market; Workshop at th old stand, ilotal street, near Port. N. B. Orders from other islands promptly attended to. 639-ly STEAM COMMUNICATION. BETWEEN HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO, by rr IHK Carrying tlie United States Mails. OK TBS STEAMSHIP IDAHO HONOLULU. , ARBITALS. ! DkrtBTCBES. Wednesday Dec 29. Tuesday Jsa. 4 Wednesday Feb. 2; Tuesday -b. Thursday Mar.l0 Wednesday Mar. 16 SAN FRANCISCO. DKPABTCBBS. I ABBIVALS. Friday Dec. 17Mondy Jsn. 17 Satunlay Nov. 22 Monday eb. 21 Saturday Feb. 26 j Monday' Mar. 24 For Freight sr Passage, sr for farther informa tion, applj ta .. i CAPTAIN R. S. FLOYD, 605 tf Or to Uio Company's Agents. . THK POPULAR CLIPPEB SCH00NEB ULITJ Will run retmlarly to 310L0KAI. For freight or passage apply to the Captain, or to 685 6m CHAS. W. 8PKMCKR k CO. REGULAR PACKET:.' FOR . LAHAINA AXD MAKEE' S LANDING. THE FAVORITE CLIPPER SCHOONER MARY ELLEN, E. I. CRANE MASTER. Mia run regxdarly betioeen Honolulu and tlie ulov named ports. For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board, or to 685 6m C. BREWER k CO. REGULAR OAIUJ PACKET. THE SLOOP iox LIVE YANKEE, Will leave every Monday afternoon for Ports on Oahu, returning Satxtrday mornings. 702 Sm CHAS. N. SPENCER A; CO., Agents. Regular Packet for Haiialei, Kauai. THE CLIPPER BCnOONFR FA I It Y QUCEIV, SMITH, MASTER, Will Sail as a Itegular Packet as above. For Freight or passage apply to 702 3m WALKER k ALLEN. SB i I I I II I i 1 For Hilo and Onomea, Hawaii. Sch.oon.er -A.nn.ie, Will run as a Regular Packet to the above porta. For Freight or Passage apply to 697 6ra WALKER k ALLEN, Agents. For Hilo and Kaupakuca, Hawaii. Schooner Active, Will ran as a Reirular Packet ta the above ports, touch- hing at LAHAINA. For Freight or Passage apploAo 697 6m WALKER At ALLEN, AgenU. FOR HILO AND KOI1AEA. THE FAST-SAILING CLIPPER SCHOONER H I, W. II. Baoeock, Canaw Will run to Hilo, toucldng at Ilonoipu. For Freight or Passage apply to the Captain, or to 686 6m C. N. SPENCER k CO., Agents. FOR KONA AND KAU. THE SCHOONER KONA PACKET Cast. J. Wkitferd, Will run regularly on tlie above route. For Freight or Passage apply to tlie Captain, or to 686 6m CHAS. N. SPENCER k CO., Acents. FOR KONA, HAWAII. Cant. Joe West, Will run regularly to ports on Kona, touching at Kohala on her return. - - For Freight or Passage apply to the Captain on board; or to 686 6m CHAS. N. SPENCER k CO., Agents. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ! f yd PIRE EXTINGUISHERS FROM BOS. JL rsfc too via Saa Francisco for sale by C BREWER A CO. N. B. These Machines, so deservedly popular In the ITnited States, where they bare saved millions of property, will be soU for oost and chanres. (638 3m) C. B. k CO. Anchors and Chains. SnsaawB ANCHORS PROM SOO TO SOO LBSm ASD CHAINS to J. Por sale by 685 3tn p. BREWER k CO. Coal, Coal ! ANTHRACITE COAL FOP STOVES. POR sale by (695 3m) C. BREWEH. Ax CO. For Rent. TIIR r! RWVD ttnPsTaD am WW wsr sm sbb e. a -v a.w owssBSr 7 m sxavaos) aVATV Am, II Wmt Ar) AW bS KRE BLACK, recently occupied by Hagh Mclatyr. TobaeeonlBt. Immrdist. ml...ti.n .!. a i TT: 695 3m C. BRtWlIt a an Falrbankat' ScaEct, .. OF ALL SIZES WEIGHING FROM TOO TO S.OOO pounds. . also, counter scales. . eU?15T C BREWER CO., SSS or Msrket Wharf. - Wrapploff Papcrj OF ALL SIZES, FOR SALE BY 696 Sat C BREWER k CO. Kaolin, Fire Band, PIPE CLAY. FOR SALE BY " C. BREWER tf CO. sbMaP MAsinsns,, t AND OTHERS BOUND TO SEA AND IN want of reading matter, can find a large wappty of Illustrated Papers, Magazines and Books, AT WHITNEY'S BOOKSTORE. Tiles of Har Pr b Weekly, Leslie's and other illustrated papers, for 6 er 11 aKmthsbsonasadsndsaaiocatap. " Indexed mem. Hooks. AVa?!B'iX-CO!,r,5NI ENT A RTICLE FOR sUUColletaor.sndotbera. For sal by 683 ' j H. M. WHITNET. Eacnbert's Violet Ink ! SOME OF THIS UNRIVALLED INK. ON hand and for sal U, 76 cent, $1 sod SI 60 bottlia. 6,9 lm H. M. WHITNZT. THE SCHOONER