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( I ft P i I ft THE PACIFIC Commercial- glirberiiscr is published . Kvcn' Saturday Morning, BY BLACK & AULD. City - J S.WHp s.t..OOsa Ye.r. 3.00 for Si Month F.rriz. Stcrlpio.V Y-r' The sohscriptlon price for pa,- f u'XSZ it r.c is 7.00 r .. -h,rh inclodethe "'.'rtl only. AU Ppr In, European P" ' It, postage tain li at the post-oQce, which varies (rum 4 t.. t e nu on each single paper. IT : urrtovs Psvablb Aith Aovaacs. r fcomnini.-.Uons from all psrt of the Pe very acceptable. TJ- P-' ' Prt of the United all. C.D resatt tS anvsut of subscript J" ' P-P" lo AmerU can postage mp- PLAIS AXD FANCY BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. TJ- KILI-IIKW. VlTIXO,BCI!IE!! AND ADDRESS CAKDd priotl lo the highest style ot the art. the PAcirxo (Lommcrciul kxtmx. Down Hill. A "UrT they tell of lunatic nu, ho down hill In a warming ltn. Mr teed himself with lh bsodle, of antn, " A oJ clacked away aa be won Id to a horse. His K la true, were somewhat in the way. And ai.ea-ra:br light, if a boHy might aay ; Hut be tended all right at the foot of the hill. And fur all thai I know la silting there still. Yon atmla at the aUwy and wocwler how folks ju -t from their brain such a terrible boat ; But sliding dew hill is many a mn O01 match worse thins I turn a warming-pan. Hume irx going down at full speed on their pride, And cchrs who on their stinirioes. sli.le ; Bat the strangest way ot taking that ride Is to go, a some do, on a jug astride. Beware of sneh con.ting, or. like Jack anj Oil!. YouH make a rry wrk in gttiig Beware, l with what "liter evil, you tug, Tis nothing lik sliding hiu 00 Bright Side. Sketches in Hew York. Vtrnx Sew Yurk in 1ST3 " in Belyracia. In the hietory of the throng that roaties there 14 amjilt; f..J to juHtify reflection. Tle tall, graj L-iireJ, nuhle man who daahes poat, Jriwn IJ twj faat trotters which could not he l ug!it fur fire thousand pounds, whose fine Tire countenance and intellectual looking head are familiarized by a hundred photograplui and eura?ing-sand wlioe nauieaixl etory is a house hold word in AiutTica, began lil'e aa a ferryman in the prt of .New York, liougb in epcech. il'itcntte :t few .oiericana dow are, tlte hero of a HCore of great etrugglea in the railway world, the controller of great lines of road, the railway king of New York, and the architect of a fortune estimated at ten millions sterling he ia a favorite tvjie of the kind of success which the average .American haa cooatandj before hia eyes. Shortly i.aKt.-8 a ouiall wrinkled old man, Daniel Drew, a millionaire of almost aa large resources, originally a rattle drover, now a great stock operator and controlling vast eums of ready money, revered by many shining lights in the religious world, a f .under of religious seminary and colleges, a liber al donor to churchee, shrewd, homely, and cauotic in speech, much feared by men of business, a self made man, and such as this country only pro luees. M jre rarely will be sceu tle tail,pare ire, and keen intelligent but severe, face of the " ''r g'ls " merchant, whose marble palace tt'rs above ail others on fifth avenue, whotw c.-Ivsal stores are the pride and lant of Brond way one of the few objects of interest which 1'rince Arthur inrpceted on his recent visit to .New lorit whose political influence mainly con trihured t tlm election of 'resident Graxit. Tha hUfs in his career aiTjrd a theme on which the yw Yorker loves to dwell. Uorn ot humble Irmh pnrentagq,' mainly self-educated, first a pcttool teacher, then a small shop keeper, without f. icnL), family, fortune or connection to aid him. In; haa gradually built up a bubiucasof unrivalled magnitude, and accumulated a vast fortune, which he is begiutting to apply to purposes ot public ut.hty. He ia now employed iu a great enterprise building, at a cost of about 4,W0,IHX), a u:all town in the immediate vicinity of New Vjrfc, which afford to clerks and others of email leans comfortable suburban residences at moder ate rents. Within Sew York he is rearing an iiiimense pile, destined to afford cheap hxlginga end adequate protection to the hard worked and poorly paid elates of scainstresftcs and other like lemafe workers. Owing everything to New York, ami unblessed with children, it is understood to be Mr. Stewart's intention and desire to repay Lin debt to the city by wise and patriotic devotion of his wealth to the promotion of the welfare of its poor and laborious citizens. And so the as Tiring New Yorker sees with pride among the aristocrats this newly enriched dry goods merchant, whose origin was the humblest, whose wealth is of to-day, whose influence, politically and socially, i.- paramount ; he hears with satis faction of Mr. Stewart 'b marble palace, of his gal lery of pictures, of the respect paid to his wife by princes, of the oilers made to him of the highest utSi-es of the State, of his humble beginnings, great achievement and noble objects. This is the type of aristocracy " which New Y rk abundantly presents. Its Marquis of West Diiii.4ter is the son of a journeymen furrier, who eiuirated to tlte shores of New York and acquiring a! rtune in the fur business, and the shrewdness ml wisdom to forsee that the growth of New V rk would make investment in real estate the ciwt certain of all ejaculations, and so became the purchaser of farm lands and wastes fifty years a' at less for the acre than they now sell by the j ird. lie left the trace of his sense of indebted ri.'t to the city by the foundation of the Astor U'irary, named after him ; and bis son and grand- following rigidly the precept and example of tU founder of the family, are now the type of U: is accepted in New York as the highest class "f aristocrat. With an immediate wealth in Lihlod property which can hardly be estimated, mi l which cannot probably be equalled by the pxMensiona of any other proprietors in the world. Had with a sure prospective increase which out runs calculation, the grandsons of Jacob As tor are as rigidly attentive to the management of their affairs, as carefully considerate of all plans I t the development ot the resources of their pos sctttioua, and as personally solicitous for the im provement of the general aspects of the city aa any small householder or land agent can be, public interests in no way suffer from the accumulation of property in their bands. They do nut think themselves privileged to be idle. They find their pleasure in accepting and vigorously fulfilling tfie responsibilities of wealth; they 'are hard working, well -educated, public-spirited, upright, unostentatious gentlemen ; and so they fulfill the American ideal of aristocracy. Of wealth unas ciated with education, ill-gotten or mysteriously amassed of triumphant rascality well guided of cuameless and success I ul roguery mazing wun os tcoutious finery, holding court in public places, laving its retinue of literary heralds, its train of ju liuial abetore, its crowd of political accomplices tiiere are here more striking examples than can well conceived by the foreigner, or expressod wir.'iout apparent exaggeration. Station has nothing of hereditary or fixed, political office im plies discredit rather than honor, judicial office is very frequently the by-word of the market-place, and the judge's mantle the mere cloak of corrup tion which it covers without pretending to con ceal. Even ia the learned professions the avenues to die ti action have not always been of the most honorable and regular character, and the safe guards for education and character are only begin ning to be satisfactorily and completely organized. .The cooremtional tests belonging to the society of the capital of Europe do not, therefore, exist here. Men claim their admission into society not for what they bare been or may be, from the as sociations connected with an historic name, from the acknowledged guarantees belonging or trans mitted by connection with great names old fami lies, public duties and professional pursuits ; their claim is of to-day it regards neither the future nor the past. The Grand Lodge f F. Jt A. 1L bai reconsidered tas resoiatiou by which they had rescinded the law providing for Ike Jbiuial of brothers who committed uiciJe with Masonic faoaon. and left the whole maturr to the judgment of Masters and Wardens o Hi r-pective Lodges. f ; ,lf ;l Ml 1 1 VOL. XV--N0. 19.1 gttsincss Carts. M. DICKSON, fjHOTOORAFHIC ARTIST. PICTCRES of all Styles takn and work punranteed. Fort Street, Eaal side between King and Hotel- o& IT J. W. AUSTIN, TTORXEV AND COUNSELLOR AT LA W. L Office over the Post-office. Honolulu. 0' E. 0. HALL & SON, IMPORTERS A M DEALERS IVHiRD W AkK, Dry lods. Paints. Oils, and Oeucral MerchuUie. c23 Corner Fort and King Sta. . ly H. HACKFELD & Co., G EXEKAL COMMISSION AGENTS. 08 ly HONOLULU. THOS. G. THKUM'S, STATIONERY CUTLERY AND NEWS 11 ot, and Circulating Library, (late Blacic & Aald's Stand.? Engraving, Caligraphy, Stencil Cutting, and Copying, aU ended to. ol ly tlerchant Street. Honolulu. : THEODORE C. HEUCK, IMPORTER AN!) COMMISSION MER CHANT. . (..1 ly) Honolulu. Oahu, H. 1. W. L. GREEN, COMMISSION MERCHANT. FIRE-PROOF building, Queen Street, ol ly Ilonolula, Hawaiian Islands. ITs. CLEGHORN, IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND KKTAIL DKALKK IN General Merchandise, Corner Queen anil Kaahumauu Sta, Ol-ly Nuiuinu St.. and corner Fort and Hotel Sta. JOHN RITSON, D EALER IN WINES. SPIRITS. ALB AND fOKTKU, (il ly I HONOLULU. DOWSETT & CO., LUMBER MERCH ANTS AND DEALERS io building Materials of all kinds. Corner Queen and Fort Streets, Honolulu. 0I6 tey LEWERS ic DICKSON. Dealers la Limber aod Building SlatfrUls, 739 Fsrl Street. II. E. McINTYRE Si. BROTHER, brsfrrj, Feed Store and Bakery, Corner of King and Fort Streets, Honolulu, H. I. 719 ly THOS. G. THRUM. Steicll Citter, Engraver, Copyist and Catlgrapher. 740 Front Kouo over the Post Office, Ilonolula. ly A. F. JUDD. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Fort street, three doors hvlow Merchant Streets. 702 ly F. A. SCIIAEPER Ac CO. Importers and Commission Merchants, HONOLULU, 733 ly UAH. ISLANDS. JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE. Importer and Dealer In General Jlereliandlse, 728 Queen Street, Honolulu. ly FI sV HER At nil O Tli, Merchant Tailors. Fort Street, opposite Odd Fellow's Hall. Honolulu. II. I. TU ly ALEX. J. CART WRIGHT. Csmmkslon Merehant and General Shipping l?fnt, 739 Ilwnolwlw. Oiks. ly C. S. BARTOW, Jnrtloaeer, Snlea Rasi 73a u Queen Street, sne door Irwiu Kaahumanu street. ly WM. N E W COMB, Dentist, Office corner of Fort and Hotel Streets. 728 ly E. HOFFMANN, M. D. Fliysirian and Sargeon, Corner llerchant aod Kaahumanu sts., near l'ostoflice. 740 ly HENRY THOMPSON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Odlce on Queen Street, opposite the Court House, up stairs. 719 ly M. 0. Ca ALLAH EL . A. BI.CMB. CHALLAMEL St CO.. Importers and Dealers la Wines, Spirits, Ales, &.e., No. 8 CiUUAHU STREET, 729 Opposite Merchant str-et, Honolulu, II. I. ly ED WIN JONES, Grocer and Ship Chandler, LAIIAINA, MAUI. Money aod Recruits furuuhed to Chips on Favorable Terms. 720 ly S. B. DOLE, Attorney at Law. Ojficr over Rickardnun,f Slorr, corner fort and Merchant 717 streets, Honolulu. ly ED. IIOFFSCHLA EG ER JL CO., Importersand Commission Merchants, Gwraer sf Fsrl and Merchant Streets. 7J0 ly R ti . DAVIS, ittorney at Law, Will Practice la all the Courts or the Kingdom, In Loth English and Hawaiian languages. 713 Office on Qwer Street, appetite the Court Home, ly JOHN S. McGREW, M. D. (Late Purgeou U. S. ArmyX When not professionally engaged, can be consulted at his resi dence oo Chaplain Street, between Fort and Nuuanu Streets. 729 ly CIIULAN St BROTHER, (KPOATIK4 or A9D DBALIaS IX Cblaa Goods of all Descriptions, and la all klads of Dry Goods, Abo, constantly oo hand, a superk-r quality of Hawaiian Rice. 747 NUUJXU STREET, HONOLULU. ly J. M. WHITNEV, D. D. 8 e- Dentist, Orrtcs ovaa Da. HorrxAia'a Daoo Proas, CORNER Or KAAHUMANU AND MERCHANT STS. 77 Office boors from 9 a. tt. till r. m. ly IIYMAN Si BROTHERS, Ufpoarsas, Wkolesale and Retail Dealers la Dry Goods, Clothing, HATS, FCRNISIIINQ GOODS, Ladies and Genu' Boot, sod Shoes. Yankee Notions, Ac, Ae. Copt. Snom'e Building, JTa.aO MERCHANT ST ga ly) HONOLULU. MeCOLGAN Sc JOHNSON, Serchait Tailors, FORT STREET, HONOLULU, B. I-, ,Z OpposUeThecd. U. Heach's. ly AFONG Sc ACIIUCK, Importer , Wkolesale and Retail Dealers la General Berchandlse and Chinese Goods. Fire-prr 8tsre, i,..i Ua4er the PuMtc Hall. 7o ly C. L. RICHARD At CO.. Skip Ckaadlers and Commission Merchants aaJ Dealers la General Merchandise, Keep constantly oo hand a fall assortment or mere hand ise for the unpl of Whalers and Merehant vessels. ' 72S ly L. L. TORBERT, Dealer la all klads of Bnilding Material, Fmimtt amd Oil, Wall Paper, RTindaw OJtd Picture Glass, . Sasa, Blind, Ltofrs, Ac, c. Orrics So. 20 KarLASAPi, (727 ly) OprosiTK Covet II ocas DILLINGHAM Sc CO., isroar cas akb bkalau ia nardwart, Cutlery, Day Goods Palats and Oils, and General Merchandise, 727 No. M KING STREET, HONOLULU. ly W. C JONES, Attorney at Law aid Land igent, WH! practice iu all tie Courts of the Kingdom. Be wil attend the Circa it Courts on Kauai, Maui aod Hawaii, and viaiteiUier of those Islsnds on special business. Office near iht Court House. ly W M 111 i nH . HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, NOVEMBER 5, 1870. business Carts.- GEO. T. SHIPLEY. M. D.. Chase's Baildtns. Fort StrefL 731) Residence, Makai corner of Fort and Chaplain Sts. lly J. S. WALKBB. ' S. 0. ALLI9 WALKER Si ALLEN, Shipping and Comniission Merchants, 736 HONOLULU, H. I. ly W. HUMPHREYS, Importer and Wholesale Dealer la Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter, etc.. etc., 729 MERCHANT STRKKT, HONOLULU, H. I. a. r. ADAXS. 8. O. WILDES, ADAMS Si WILDER, Aactloa and Commission Merchants, FIKE l'KOOF STORK, I si RsbiansaV Builalnz, Queen Street, 7ti-ly M. S. GRINDAUM Sc CO.. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Fashionable Clothing, flats, taps, boots ana &noes, And every vtriety of Oenllemen's Superior Furnishing Goods Store formerly occupied by W. A. Aldrich, 702 Maker's Block, Quren it. ly IRA RICHARDSON. Importer and Dealer In Boots, Shoes, Fine Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Perfumery, &c. Comer Fort and Merchant Street, 723 HONOLULU, 11. I ly BOLLES Ai CO., Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchants, (fueen Street, Honolulu. IIFItS BY r If B M I 3 i I O II TO Messrs. C. A. Williams t Co. I Blessrs- C. Urewer A Co., Mottn. Castle & Cooke. I Messrs. II. Harkfeld A Co., Messrs. C. L. Richards & Co. D. C Waterman, Kaq. 722 ly CHUNG HOON. Commission Merchant and General Agent, Agent for the Paukaa ai.d Ainauulu Sugar Plantations Im porter or Teas and otuer uninese ani roreign uooas and wholesale dealer in Hawaiian Produce, lai New Stone Stare. NnnnnuSt., Iselaw Klntf. 733 ly ' J. PERRY. Dealer In General Merchandise, FIRE-PROOF STORE, Corner of Hotel and Xuuanu Streets, Honolulu, H. I. also Retail Establishment on Xnuana Street. 722 Above the Fire-proof Store. ly A. C. BUFFUM. M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Office and Residence, under Bu Sum's Hall, Hotel street, a few doors west of Nuuauu street. TT The Doctor keeps constantly on hand a good assortment of Drugs ami Med elites, Perfumery. Soups, lluir Oils, Brushes, Combs, Toilet Powder, bird Seed, Cologne, etc., etc., which he sells cheap for c?b. 743 ly ALLEN Ai CHILLING WORTH, Kawailiae, Hawaii, Will eonUnae the General Merchandiseand Shipping business at the above port, where they are prepared to furnish the justly celebrated Kawaihae Potatoes, and such other recruits as are required by whale ships, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Ptro wood on HaxicI. 739 ly D. N. FLITNER, Continues his old business ia the fireproof building, Knatiarunnu Street, Chronometers rated by observations of the sun and stars With a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention given to fine watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant glasses silvered and adjusted Charts and nautical instruments cimstaully ou 739 hand and for sale. ly D C. WATERMAN Ai CO., Commissi oil .Merchants. Kspecial attention paid to the interests of the Whaling Fleet by the furnishing of funds, purchase and sale of Exchange, Oil, Booe, General Merchandise, and the procuring of Freight RKFEltKNCKS. Messrs. Isaac Howlamd, J a. & Co., New Bedford W. G. K. Pops, Esq., do. J.C. Mkrrill b Co., Ban Francisco 739 ly BISHOP St CO.. Bankers, Office, In the east corner of Makee's Block, Kaahuman street, Honolulu. Draw Bills of Exchange ou The Bank or Calivobsia, - San Francisco Messrs Las Wallek, - - New York, Tkkmost National Bank, - - Boston. Orikntal Hasb Corporation. - London, and its Branches in Sydney and Melbourne. Bank or Nbw Zkaland, - Auckland, N. Z. Mers. Marccard, Anorb A Co., Paris. Agents I'ACinc Isscrahcb Co. and Manhattan Lira Ibsur ABCB Co 739 6m THOMAS SPENCER, Ship Chandler, Dealer In General Merchandise, Island Produce, &.c, and Commission Merchant. Brrsa'i Bay, Hilo. S. I., Will keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment of every description of goods required by ships and otuers. The highest price given for Island Produce. XT Money advanced for Bills of Exchange at reasonable rates. - 723 ly TIIEO. II. DAVIES, (Late Joriion, Green It Co.) Importer and Commission Merchant, AGIST VOB LLOYDS' It THE LIVERPOOL UNDERWRITERS, NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, and BRITISH if FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE CO. Fire Proof Buildings, Kaahumanu and Queen Streets 717 ly SAX X M. C A3 TLB. J. 0. ATHIRTO. . A. 8. COOKS. CASTLE JL COOKE. Importers and General Merchants, King street, opposite Ibe Senusen's Chapel. ALSO, AGENTS FOR Dr. Jaynes Celebrated Family Medicioes, Wheeler A- Wilson's Sewing Machines, The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, The Kohala Sugar Company, Hawaii. The Haiku Sugar Company, MauL The Hawaiian Sugar Mills, Maui. The Walalua Sugai Plantation, Oahu. The Lumahai Rioe Plantation. Kauai 716 ly bbfrtistmtnts. TfxTOTlCE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS SOLD l all his Interest iu the tlardvrttrr Bnainess lo J. W. WIDDIFIKLD, who will from this date carry on the busi ness in Ms own name. October 27U, 1870. (o29 8t) W. II. CORNWELL. WANTED, A HOUSE CARPENTER. TO WHOM good wages and constant em ploy meat will be given near Honolulu. Address POST OFFICE, giving name and refer ence. 747 m PARTNER XV ANTED WITH THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUN DRED POUNDS STERLING. A gentleman with the above amount invested in Sheep, with stations, comprising over one hundred thousand acres, of first class Sheep country, and twenty-two thousand Sheep, to desirous of obtaining a Partner with the above amount, or would dispose of his whole interest In the same. Complete inventory and full particulars upon application Uouolulu, Oct. 1- (ol 3m) To W. L. GREEN. International Hotel. THIS POPULAR AND WELL... known Hotel is now open for the traveling public. $Kj( It is located io the most central part of the city, convenient to the business and shipping. . jo pains will be spared to render this the most popular and best regulated public house In Honolulu. And its patrons may feu assured of having every want supplied. Th-s table will be furnished with the choicest delicacies of the Island. (735 6m) JAMES C. HARRISON. CHELSEA LAUNDRY, Comer pf Queen and Richards Streets. FLmxci tarriXGi axd cbimplg dose TO ORDER. Bedding, Towels, tfapfciss, sad all Unstarched Clothing dons at Reduced Kates. Cengs' nnd Ships Work Solicited. ET Wagon jf iwentfaaflr. b. II. LYON, 78 flm Proprietor. Ptrtraitital. WILLI11I CLAItK, J BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, NO. 44 FORT ST., (.LOWER DOOR) 71 ly Opposite Lewers & Dickson's. ai,ex. cvmiii:i,iM TAILOR, J. FORT STREET, opposite C. E. Williams' Cabinet 728 ' Ware-room. ly S A M VEIi ill . C A 15 T E It , COOPER AND CAUCER, ESPLANADE, NEXT DOOR AHOVE L. L.TORB ERTS. 714 ly JOHN AY LETT, vj 2 MERCHANT TAILOR,u3 ira HOTEL STREET, 8; !f J 713 ly Opposite C. E. Williams. 1Ll. W. BENNETT, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, flfn King Street, next to Bethel Vestry. I V4bL Honolulu. II. I. 727 ly DUNCAN fc CISOCKETT, BLACKSMITHS, SHOP ON THE ESPLANADE, where all work from Ship or Shore will be attended to in a manner to warrant satisfaction. 709 ly J. H. WICKE, CABINETMAKER, ALAKBA STRKKT BELOW THB TBCATRB. Furniture made and repaired at reasonable prices. 723 ly ROBERT LETT, JEJoot sand Shoe lVl&lser. Manufacturing and llepairing done in a Workmanlike eJaunnr. 728 Hotel st, opposite the Bell Tower, ly WILLI All WEIGHT, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, aw &l"5 Street, opposite the Statioa House. tr Part.cular attention given to Horse-shoeing. 74S 6m D ALTON &. BLAUVELT, Saddle and Harness Makers, a:i.v STREET, HONOLULU. Carriage Trimming In all it Branches. Orders from the other Islands promptly alte oiled to. 735 ly J. A. BURDICK, .: Cooper & Ganger, Cooperage on Esplanade. HE IS PREPARED TO ATTEND tm to all work in his line at his old stand on the Kspla : nade. He hopes by attention to business to erit a continuance of the patronage which he has heretofore enjoyed, and for which he now returns his thanks. o29 ly E. G. ADIERLfc,Y, SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, CORNER j CSWSui Fort and Hotel Streets, Honolulu. WWi TT Can-laces Trimmed with neatness and dispatch. Island Orders attended to piomptly. 743 ly XSlixxs Stroot, OO HI. T. BONN ELL, IMPOKTgR AND MANUFACTURER OP ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE ! a Suitable to this market. tis (TJ Old Furniture repaired and Mattrassea of all de fl script ions made to order. Before buying elsewhere call at 86 and 88 Kins street. 740 ly M. BENFIELD, Wagon and Carriage Builder, 76 King St. REPAIRING DONE WITH fjrfXT ran unil nptitnfiiK. A ln. rtnrrifMilur uf- tention given to BLACKSMITHING and HOKSESHOKINU. Orders from the other islands promptly attended to. 08 ly V. FISCHER, Cabinet Maker and French Polisher HOTKL STREET, 727 Near the Drug Store of E. Strehs 4- Co. ly J. T. CEIAYTER, SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH. Shop on the Esplanade, near the Cus tom House, Where he is prepared to execute all orders in his line with promptness and in a workmanlike manner Horseshoeing done with neatness and dispatch. 711 ly OUNS, GUNS, GREAT GUNS ! A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF L Single & double barrelled Shot Guns, MUSKETS, See. SUITABLE FOR TRADING PURPOSES. BIFLES, PISTOLS, CARTRIDGES, POW DER and CAPS, And all kinds of Sporting Coods, At the LOCK AND GUN SHOP, Net. 44 FORT ST. ALL KLYDS OF FIRE-ARMS CLEAVED k REPAIRED At reasonable terms. 029 2m J. NEILL. Cooking Stoves, Ships' Cabin Stoves, Charcoal Furnaces, B EST 3-PLY RUBBER HOSE. Cast Iron Washstanda. Farmers' Cauldrons. Cast Iron Sinks, Douglass Pumps. No. 0 to Japanned Tin for Signs, Marble Wash Basins, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Dixon! best Stove Polish, Sheet Cepper, 4xB ft. SO GO ex. HOUSEKEEPERS Will alto Sod every description of JAPANNED WARE, and many other things useful in the Kitchen, at the Store of J. NOTT .& CO., Practical Braziers, Copper and Tinsmiths, Where they are ready to furnish Planters and ethers with every description of Copper and Tin Work. TT Work oo Buildings, Gotten, Spouts, Water-pipes, Roof fing, or any thing in our line will be attended to with prompt oess, 724 At Ns, 9 Kaakamma Street. ly CHAMPAGNES, WINES ! AND DRAUGHT .A-ICIi:. j. CASKS RHINE WINE, Jt- P've Hogsheads Tennant's Draught Ale, Five Hogsheads Hiichinsos Draught Ale, Heidsick's Champagne quarts and pints, warranted genuine. Sagot A Co's Champagne, quarts and pints, warrant ed genuine. Soinart Pere 4- FUs Champagne, quarts, warranted genuine. Just Landed and For Sale by 08 3tu II. HACKFELD & Co. AW JOHN FREDERICK KENYON, MILITARY, NAVAL AND CIVIL , 4 1 Hotel Street, Honolulu. ol C. E. WILLIAMS, JOaaafactsrer, Importer and Dealer ia Furniture Of Every Description. Furniture Ware Room on Fort street ; Workshop at the old stand. Hotel street, near Fort. N. B Orders from other islands promptly attended to. 742-ly (lard Brcud Bakery & Coffee Saloon. 1IE UNDERSIGNED" WILL CONTINUE at the old stikiid. near the Boat Landing in Hilo, the busi ness lately conducted by Sebastian r Kaiser. Fresh Bread and Cakes oj every description Daily, And orders tiled on shortest notice. COFFEE FROM 4 A. M., UNTIL IO P. M. Arrangemeuts are being made for the manufacture of Hard Bread. (744 Cm) F. KAISER. F. H. & C. SECELKEN, Tin, Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers, auauu Street, bet. Merchant and Queen, HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND Stoves, Lead Pipe, Galv. Iron Pipe, Plain and Hose lliltlis, ftp Cocks, India Rubber 11 use best 3-ply in lengths of 25 and 50 f-et, with Coupling and Pipe com- plete. Also, a very larite stock of Tinware of every descrip tion. Jobbing and Bepairing done lo order promptly and war ranted. Particular attentiou given lo Ship Work. Thankful to the citizens of Honolulu, and the Islands gen erally, lor their liberal patroiwge in the ast, we hope by sn ict attention to business to merit the same for the future. ST Orders from the other Islands will be carefully attended to. . 08 ly LAND SURVEYING! WILL BB ATTRNDKO TO BT C. J. LYONS. ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO OLD and conflicting Survtys of Town Lota, also, to drawing Plans and Translating Notes. CT Leave orders at Office of 8. B. DOLE. 708 ly PACIFIC BRASS FOUNDRY. THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE SDectfullv inform the public that he is prepared to cast Vf ' ami finish all Linda of brass and composition work with dispatch and at reasonable rates. XT All kinds of ship aod plantation worV furnished on short notice. tt- Constantly on hand, hose couplings of the following. sires: S, i. 1, 1J, 2 and 21. Also, oil cups and gauge cocks. j A.J1K.S a. iiurri.n, 748 ly King street. Carriage ;ind Sitru Painting. rat HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PRO. M cured the services of a competent wot km an in the line of Carriage and Sign Paintinc, is now prepared to carry on that branch of trade iu connection with his other buslnes.. Sign writing, GiMiiig an . Ornamental Painting of every description xccuted in the best manner, and on reanonahle terms. M. KEN FIELD, 742 6m 74 and 76 King Street, Honolulu. II. voss, No. 5 Merchant street, opposite Sailer's Home, GENERAL UPHOLSTERER IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, II AS CONSTANTLY ON HAND a large variety of HOME-MADE FURNITURE Which he offers for sale at the lowest tiuirkel prices. Consisting of Sets of best Black Walnut Parlor Furniture, Spring back Easy Chairs, Lounges, Mattrasses. TT Hair and Spring Mattrasses, Window Shades and Slip Covers made to order. Old Furniture re-upholstered, repaired and varnished with warranted satisfaction. Call and examine my stock before purcnasing eisewnera TT Terms Reusonnble.UZI! All orders from Ship-masters and the other Islands will be promptly attended to. ii ly JOHN NE1LL, JML aclainist, HAS REMOVED TO THE Premises, No. 40 Fort Street, WHERE UK WILL ATTEND TO ALL ORDERS IN THE LOCK, GIN AM) GEXER1L REPAIR LIE, He will give special attention to cleaning, repairing and reg ulating rawing Machines, and all other kinds of Light Machinery aud Metal V ork of every description. ALSO. ON HAND AND FOR SALE CHEAP, A Variety of Sewing Machines, Gnns, Pistols, Shot, Ammunition, MACHINE OIL, NEEDLES, &C, Arc. Sewing Machine Tuckers, Hinders, and all other eztia and duplicate parts of Machines supplied on short notice. C0LB AGENT IN THIS KINGDOM FOR The Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines. 704-Iy. THE CONNECTICUT Mutual Life Insurance Company HARTFORD, CONN. ORGANIZED LV 1846. CHARTER PERPETUAL. tA PL RELY MUTUAL COMPANY! Numbering over 60,000 Members. Assets Jan. 1, 1870, over $27,500,000! Surplus, over $9,600,000. Total Claims by Death, (paid to date,) Over $9,500,000. Total Dividends, paid io 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 Claimsy Death. There being no stockholders its Surplus belongs exclusively to the members, and Is equitably divided among them in ANN CAL DIVIDENDS, which may be applied in reduction of premiums, or may be accumulated at interest for the benefit ol the Assured, or may be received by them in Cash. Paid-up Porkiies are granted after two or more years Pre miums have been paid, thus practically making All Policies Non-Forfeiting. It issues Policies upon all desirable plans of Insurance, and has adopted lo its workings several SPECIAL FEATURES. original with this Company and offered by bo other. LAST TEAR'S PROSPEROUS BrSLVESS. 11,960 Policies Issued, insuring about $39,000,000 00 Income received aod accrued.................. 0,064,088 08 During its last fiscal year this Company paid in dividends to the living and on the policies of Its deceased members, Two Millions Two Hand red and Forty-Five Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty-Two Dollars, and at the same tone added more than Five M Ullons Three Hundred, and Fifty Thousand Dollars to its accumulated capital. 07 The whole record of this Company has been one of prudent management and prosperous advancement. Among the older and Leading Life Insurance Companies iu average ratio of expenses to income has, through its entire history, been the lowest of any. Further information concerning this old and reliable Com pany giren by HENRY M. WHITNEY, Agent for th e Hawaiian Islands. Honolulu, October, 186?-" ol 8m PA1IY 'AWI RICE. gi HAND AND T ARRIVE, FIRST QUALITY I! r.VAlIAN RICE! onOF OP 18 7 0 1 Superior to soy in the market, and for sale ia quantities to suit by (ol3m) , - H. at. WHITNE?. fri? EI fl II WHOLE NO. 754. $itsuraiitt Carts. F. A. SCHAEFER, AGENT Bremen Bears! of Underwriters, Agent Dresden Board mf Underwriters, A Ifrnf Vlennat Beard stf Underwriters. Claims against Insurance Companies within the Jurisdiction of the above Boards of Underwriters, will have to be certified to by the Agent to make them valid. HO ly HAMBUIMiH-BUEMEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN Appointed Agents of the above Cute pa ny, are prepared Rum and Brick BuikllnKS. and on Merchandise stored therein, on most favorable terms. For particulars apply at the office of ?45 ly F. A. SCTIAEFER CO. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. ESTABLISHED 1809. CA PITA L .2.000.000 Aecnninlnted and Invested Fund. 2,838,118 rflMIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN A I' ll. POINTED AUKNT3 tor the Sandwich Islands, and are authorised to Insure against Fire upon favorable terms. Kisks taken in any part of the Islands on Wooden Buildings, and Merchandise stored thereiu, Dwelling Houses and Furni ture, 1 imber, Coals, 8hips In harbor with or without cargoes or under repair. 723 ly) ED. H JFFsCHLAEOER ft CO SANFEANOISCO BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS. TMIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN aptointed Ajien s for tlte San Francisco Board of Un derwriters, comprising the California Insurance Company. Merchants' Mutual Marine Insurance Cs. Pacific Insurance Company, California Lloyd's, nnd House Mutual Insurance Company. Beg leave to inform Masters of Vessels and the public gen erally, that all Losses of Vessels and Cargoes, insured by either of the above Companies, against perils of the seas and otlitr risks, at or near the Sandwich Islands will have to bo verified by them. o3 3m H. HACKFELD & CO. BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS. TMIE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE Boston Board of Underwriters, notify Mnsters of Vessels and others that all bill for Repairs on Vessels, and ail bills for General Average purposes, must be approved by the Agent of the Boston Underwriters, who must also be represented oo all surveys, or such bills will not be allowed. o8 ly C. BREWER A C0. Agents. CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY. rviIIE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OP THE JL above Company, have been authorised to insure rilks on Cargo, Freight nnd Treasure, from Honolulu to all ports of the work! , and vice versa. 08 ly H. HACKFELD At Co. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON. (Instituted 1803.) CAPITAL. 18,000,000 IN GOLD! rsmiE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED to Usue policies on Fire ttisks (with or without the aver age clause), on Plantation Buildings and Machinery, Private Dwelling, Brick. Stone and Wooden Mores, Merchandise, Coals, Lumber, Ships in Port, Ac, on the most favorable terms. C7AII lossrs adjusted and paid lor here. XX For particulars apply at the office or WALKER A ALLEN, 743 ly Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y. (LIMITED,) ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWEST KATES. The clauses in the Policies of this Company are specially advantageous TUEO. U. DAVIES, Agent. THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y Issues Fire and Life-PoIltUs ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS. ALL Claims .or Losses settled with promptitude. 702-ly TUEO. U. DAVIES, Agent. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OlT NEW YORK. CASn ASSETS, OVER $36,000,000! Cash Di it (a 18C8, - The Largest Life Insurance v pany in the World. Premiums Slay be Paid Seini-innoaHy or Quarterly. ADAMS dc ' WILDER, 08 ly Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. , MERCHANTS' MUTUAL " MARINE I VSI EA.VCE COMP'Y, 0FSA FRANCISCO. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN appointed agents for the above Company, beg leave to inform the public that they are now prepared to issue MARINE INSURANCE POLICIES ON CARGOES, FREIGHT and TREASURE. cl5 ly WALKER A ALLEN. Webster's Dictionaries lilUABBtn. t mTinu MM f t! . . A THE UNDERSIGNED HAS Jlr Ki eeivod, direct from the publishers a Urge assortment of Webster's unrivaled Dictionaries, which will be sold st Eastern prices. l"be list comprises the following, all of which can be hadt 1. The New Tlluarrated Unabridged Quarto, 140 pages, 3.000 Engravings Edition of 1870. 2. The National Pictorial Octavo, 1040 psges, 000 Engravings, 3. The Royal Octavo Dictionary. 4. The New University Dictionary. 6. The Counting House Dictionary, 860 Engravlngl. 0. The Academic Quarto, 350 Engravings. 7. The High Boh ool Dictionary, SOO Engravings. 8. The Common School Dictionary, 250 Engravings. 0. The Primary Schooi Dictionary, 200 Engravings. 10. The Pocket Dictionary. 1L. The Army and Navy Pocket Dictionary. IX The Elementary Speller. ol 3m For Sate by H. M. WHITNEY. NOTICE. THE FRENCH RESIDENTS of Honolulu, at s recent meeting, have resolved to open. st the Store of Messrs. CHALLAMEL Co., No. a Nuuaos Street, s Subscription List lor ths relief of the families of tbo kined and wounded in the present war ot their country. Every Frenchmen is invited to come and give bis Obolas, Urge or small. It is open also, for everyob. else who wis lies to contribute to the same Christian and humans object. The funds will be sent by each Steamer by Mr. ttaJieu. French Consul sod Commissioner. ol AVINS. LES FRANCA IS RESIDENTS A Honolulu ont decide dans leur reunion d'ouvrir one li-te de Souacription ches Messrs. Challambl A; Cis., Hoooiola poor venir ere aide sux families des Sold at, Franesis snorts ou blesses pendant U guerre actoelle. Tout Francais est In rite a spporter ou eovoyer sod uoole grands oa petite. La lists est ouverts si ssi pour touts person ne qui desirenut eootribaer sa meme but d'humsnlte. Lev foods seront erp to dies par chaque vapeur par Mr. Bail leu, Commiissirs et Cost, sol ds France. OHlCCS tO iiCt. Sn 1 V J VKKI tUUU HP 1LISAHT fr. I Offices over th. Post-OfSce. If taken for s term of years, 'IA will be let at a very moderate rent. Apply to oiara u. w. WHITNEY. TZZS PAOiriO Commeraiil bberliscr rCBUtllf D AT Honolulu, 2awaiian Ixlnn.lr. n.otoa of AclvortlBlxiB. 5iace meaanred in Non 13 m. f " 10 00 13 00 16 00 11 00 26 00 40 00 60 00 76 00 pareil tyie. 1 w. 1 m. t 2 00 fit t 00 4 00 4 00 6 00 6 00 7 60 7 60 10 00 Lines (i Inch)..... li Line (1 inch)..... 24 Lines (2 inches).... 3rt Ltne(3lnchesX... 48 Linear Inches)..., Colamn i Column. .......... t Column... ........ Whole Column.. ...... 1 00 6 00 It 00 1 60 l oo 3 00 4 00 6 00 8 OO I 3 00, 1 00 : 0 oo io no 12 00 10 00 14 00 H 00 80 00 66 00 46 00 100 00 IP no is oo i 14 ool" on' is oo n ooi 24 00 30 00 46 00 76 00 13 00 18 00 14 OO so oo. 160 00 TT Advertisers residing la the Eastern l'niU-4 St Art, sao pay for their cards by enclosing Grssnharkl or United, Suites Portage Stamps, for such amount as they wish to pay, and their cards will be Inserted as per above Uble, Itr the lis) paid for. TT Business Cards, when preps Id for m pear, are allowed discount from these rates, which are sir transient sdvwrtis. m?nts when paid or charged quarterly. SJamrstit JlroJmtf. A. S. CLEGHORN, AGENT FOR THE WAIMKA TANMKKT, 1S ly Hawaii. FORT ST., FAMILY MARKET. E. II. DOYD. Choicest Meats from finest herds. Poultry, Fish, Yeretabi 4s., furnished to order. 1M ly DUFFIN'S MARKET, G. WALLER, KINO STREET, HONOLULU. T40 ly WASHINGTON MARKET. MESSRS. BORNIIOLT St r.fjZ DUNN, Butchers. Nuuauu Street, ij-mji nest to Love's twain Bnkerv. are f"- prepared to supply Beef. M niton. Venl and Lu '. at all hours, on the most reasonable terms. A ahars of pat ronage solicited. ols Ssa Wsiiltapii lMantation, II. Cornwell, Proprietor. SUGAR AND MOLASSES rrmoM this plantation for rale M in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to 748 ly GEO. O. McLKAN, Agent. PRINCEVILLEPLANTATION Sugar and Molnsse Crop 1870, COMING IN. FOR SALE IN UUANTI TIES to suit purchasers, by 730 6m WALKER 4k ALLEN, Agent. O NOME A PLANTATION. SUGAR AND MOLASSES CROP I8TO, coming In, for sals iu quantities to suit purchasers, ol 6m By WALKER ALLEN, Agents. 1870 I8TO HILO, II . I . SUGA R AND MOLARSES.CROP COMING In snd'for sale lo quantities to suit purchasers by ol 6m WALKER ALLEN, Agents. KALIHI SOAP WORKS. BY W. II. IIUDDV. TMIE PROPRIETOR OF THE ABOVE . WORKS is prepared to supply Customers and the Public With the Best Yellow Soap. TT SOFT SOAP alwsys on hand. ol flm HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS. C W.GRAY St CO., LELEO, OFFICE, s No. BO Fort Street, Honolulu, Manufacturers ami Dealers in all kinds of Soap. TT Beef, Mutton and Goat Tal low wanted. 08 ly SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER. Tanned Ooat and Sheep Skins, CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE, from the well-known WAIMKA TANNERY C. NOTLEY. By (723 ly) A. 8. CLEOHORN, Agent. HONOLULU STEAM BAKERY ! R. LOVE & BROTHERS, Proprietors, NUUANU STREET. PILOT, MKDIUmTnD NAVY BREAD, always on hand aod made to otd,er. Also, Hater, Soda and Butter Crackers, JENNY LIND CAKES. Ac. SHIP BREAD REBAKED on the shortest notice. FAMILY BREAD, mads of the Best Flour, baked dally and always on band. N. B BROWN BREAD OF THE BEST QUALITY 742 ly HORSE SHOEING ! 0 M 0 HORSE SHOEING. J. T. CHAYTER. General Blacksmith, on Esplanade, NEAR THE CUSTOM HOUSE. C EG LEAVE TO INFORM TUB PUBLIC of Honolulu, that having procured the services of a First Class FarricrX Us Is now prepared to Undertake all kinds of Horse Shoeing! Particular attention given lo Livery and Interfering Horses. All Horse shoeing wil be don. on tlte Veterinary College prin ciple. Parties favoring him with a call can rely upon having their horses' (set . properly Attended to by aa experienced I workman. j t k A Lame Horses will meet with prompt atteatlos. 1 v v.-irrilne ntsde shoes osed at this forge, all shoes mads . . v eaiar4. frost UiS best Nsrwsy sod S w edtsn Iron. Ii 1 .u,.j, .vt. 1. .... ol lax rsiHE UNDK:sifi r.n rco to kotift - A the P'.hlic that t-'i y .- ,. ! tie stove wsU-knovs and popular saloon, whets wu. i.'a.h t - !. i sossrtsssst of the BEST WINES, LIQU0L3 ASD AIT'S! thst tha market affords, and customers may t- -j- .r t t.' t they will find an experienced bar-tender, and tvtrr n .1 to their comforts. " The Billiard Room, wkUh Is tha largest and coolest la tfct Ry, soouios ' 1 THREE SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLES, With all the Latest Improvements. ' 1 ol 8m jIc.' CLUNEV, fsoprseiors, CIRCUIiATirVO lAURAUY' I TERMS 1 ALL PERSONS TAKING OUT BOOKS wUl be required to deposit the mark ad pries of ths Work taken, as s gsarsatse against loss or saisasags, arnica wlU bo tossed at ths foilosrlof rates 1 for 10 to 20 cent Books, swots 1 For 2ft to 60 osat Books, 10 cents 1 For 00 and T8 cent Books, It cents ( For SI M Books, 20 cents For 81A0 Books, SO cents. Seven to 10 dysteUl be allowed for each BooJcloaned. Persons rreferriDf to become SUBSCRIBERS, ssa do so oa psysssot 1st asIvssM! mt ttfiAMi tot on. year, or SAAO tot sU months, to whom no Urns U limited lot marks loaned. Catalogues out, ana can be had 00 application. olAm TO 08. G. THRUM. J UST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE I BY THE UNDERSIGNED, PER A P. JORDAN. FROM VICTORIA. V. L, sod per C1IY OF MELBOURNE, (rosa Sydney, Quarter casks Marten's Brand, . Quarter sasks Hennsssy's Brandy, Quarter casks Jales Bobto's Brandy, Quarter casks IrUh Whiskey, Qoarter casks Danville's Whiskey, Quarter sasks An. Blurry. Hogsheads Bass, DogsAssls Preston's Rasa. A1mo9 -via, XaiiixTiTx9 A Few Cases Choice Fancy Prints, i Fine Woolen Shawls, Felt H&ts, &c, &e. N. Bv Orders tot ol) descriptions of MerchandkM seeut4 on (svorsble terms la England, San Francisco, or lo ths Ass tralisa or New Z.sland ports. . . ol W. L. GREEN. COLTJUBIA RIVER SALMON! sw, IN BARRELS AND HALPB1R. , rels Kids. Fuf sal. is qaautlUM to salt by 08 1m U. I1ACZFELD A 00.