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$Mgi , J Jy Jv i Jy JJ' & VHWMKnatmmra HIIUM 1W HIIM I Vol. Vn. No. 975. HONOLULU, H. I., SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1S35. 8UB80niPTION CO CENT8 PER MONTH Putll jM ?w tf 6 r - ,1 x & It i h- I THE DAILY BULLETIN STEAM PRINTING OFFICE. tW t.iccn Htrcet, Opposllo Ycl' CnrrlnEO Factory. Jliwrlpllon, DO cents per Month. All business communications to be nil. droned, Mutineer Dally Bulletin, Post Ollloc Box No. 14. Telephone 2"0. Oan Lou an, Editor Wtt y Tayi.ou, Loctl Hcporloi Us. Q. Ci.kvioh Manager Commission Merchants. OBBCWEB St COMPANY, (Limited) GliNEUAl. MKnCANTII.IS AKD Commission Agents. ) list ov oi'Kicnns: P. 0. JoNh.3, Jr. . . .President & Manager J. 0. CAtiTKit Trcauurci s Secretary mhucious: Hon. O. U. Bishop. Hon. II. A. P. CAiirEit ass ly Geo. W. Macfttrlanc. II. R. Mncfarlanc. G. W. MAOFARLANE & Co. IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER CHANTS AND Sugar Factors, Kit c-Proof Building, 52 Queen street, Honolulu. II. I. aoknts for The Witikapu Sugar Plautution, Maui, The" Spencer Sug.ii Plantation, Hawaii, The llccia Sugar Plantation, Oahu, Huelo Sugar Mill, Maui, . Huclo Sugar Plantation, Maui, Puuloa Sheep Ranch Co., Hawaii, J. Fowler & Co. Steam Plow and Port able Tramway Works, Leeds, Mirrlccs, Watson & Co's Sugar Machiu ery, Glasgow, ,-,,,. Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets. 185 i"t 'O. BERQKB, 2-1 MEKOIIANT ST II KMT. , I" Ucncial Agent for The N.'Y.'Lifo Insurance 'Company, The City of London Fire In. Co(liiuil'd Suiith British and Nation il Firo & Ma- riue Insurance Co. Maoneale & Urban Safes, The Celebiated Springfield Gas Machine G.is Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co. 238 . f J., i.Y03f S, L- J. LKVBY. LYONS St LKVKY, Auctioneer' and General Commission Merch.ints, Beavor Block, Queen st., - - - Honolulu. " Sales of Furniture, Stock, Real Estate and General Meichuudiso pioinptly at- e tended to. 'Solo Agents for American aud Luio. pcan merchandise. 318 MS. GBINBAUM it CO., Importers of General Mer chandise aiid Commission Merchants, ll'.nolulu. 1 M S. GRINBAUM & Co, Commission Morcliauts, 1:24 Callfotniil street,' San Francisco, Cal. i Claus Hpreckela. Win. U. Irwin. T G. IRWIN & COMPANY, W Sugar'Factors and Commission Agonts, Honolulu. 1 AS. OLEQHORN Ss CO. Importers and Commission Merchants, dealers in General Merchan dise Queen and Kaahumauu sts., Hono lulu. 78 MA. GONSALVE8 St Oo., No. 67 Hotel Sticet, Honolulu, Importers and Dealers in Dry and Fancy Goods, Inlaid Work, Embroidery, 380 fcc, &c, &c. JOHN T. WATERHOUSE, Importer nnd Dealer In Gcnoral Merchandise, Queentt., Honolulu. 1 a.'N'. CHtle. J. B, Atberlon. CASTLE St COOKE, Shipping and Commission Merchants. , Importers aud Dealers in General Merchandise, No. 80 King st., Honolulu. 1 XriNG WO TAI & OO., T V Importers and General Dealers inJEngllsh, American and Chinese Pro visions. Plantation Teas and General Supplies. Also, White & Colored Con tract Matting, all qualities nnd prices. No. 24 Nuuauu street, opposito Mr.' C. Afong's. 523 Cm J. M. OAT iL CO., RAIIUAltKItH, Loft in A. F. Cookcs New Firc.Proof Building, foot of Nuuauu Street.' Honolulu, II. I. Flaga of all descriptions mailo and ropaircd. ly b w T. RHOADS, (HlM'l'HAnTOR &1JUILDER Hlion on llueen sticet, near Aiauea. 835 Cm BROWN St PHILLIPS, Practical Plumbeis, Qua Fitters and Copper-smiths, No. 71 King St., Honolulu. C3 Houao and Ship Job York promptly executed. 17 35S&G. II. ROBERTSON. meSBESSSm Drayman best teams (n town. Ofllco, Queen St. 16 Professionals. DR. S. ERNEST ORADDOOK, (late Soholarjand Piframnn Sur. fory mid Medicine, King's Collogc, .otiilon) Physician anil burgeon, 104 Fail Strict, opposite Benson & Smith's. Oftlco hours 0 tola ana., 2 to 5 and 7 io 8 p- in., or nt Hawaiian Hotel. 033 Gm DR. S. ERNEST ORADDOOK, Medico Cluiglno, 101 F6rl street. Ao1m-3e tm can, das 1) horns no trtclo din. Dan 8 horns ns clnco, c das 7 horns ns olio, tin tarde. o dc noltu no Hawaiian Hotel. Pollii o Portuguoi. 933 Cm DR. EMERSON, Residences nnd consultation roomB at No. 2 Kukul st., comer of Fort. Telephone No. 140. 59 2m A Rosa, . ATTORNEY AT UAW, And Notary Public, Ultlce witn mo Attorney uencrai, Aino lanl Hale, Honolulu. 313 ly JOHN RUSSELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Olllce, on Merchant street, (next door to Dr. Slangcnwald.y 405 ly BICHARD F. B1CKERTON, ' Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Money to lend on Mortgages of Froc. holds. Ofllcc, No. 44 Merchant Bt. 1 CECIL BROWN, Attorncr and Counsellor at Law Notary Public, and Agent for taking Ac kuowlcdgmeuts of Instruments for the Island of Oahu. No. 8 Kaahumauu st Honolulu. 1 JM. MONSARRAT, . ATTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public. Real Estate m any fiart of the Kingdom bought, sold and eased, on commission. Loans ncgotia ted, Legal Documents Drawn. No. 27 Merchant st. (Gazette Block), Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands 100 TX7"ILLIAM .&ULD, T V Agent to take Acknowledgments to Contracts for Labor for tho District of Kona, Island of Oahu. at the office of tho Honolulu Waterworks, foot of Uuu nnu street. 180 i JOHN A. HASSINQER, Agent to take Acknowledgment! to Contiacts for Labor. Interior Oftlco, Honolulu. WO. AKANA, Chinese and Hawaiian Translator and Interpreter, No. 7 King street, near the Bridge, Translations of either of the abov languages made with accuracy and dia patch, and on reasonable terms. 200 p-jn Honolulu iron "Works,' HnaniaiStcam engines, sugar mills, boil ers, coolers; iron, brass and lead cpst ings; machinery of every description made to order. Particular attention paid to ship's black smithing. Job work exc cutcd at short notice. 1 CHR. GERTZ, lit No. 80 Fort street, Honolul,!?" Importer and Dealer in Gent's, Ladles' and Children's boots, shoeB and slippers. H. 204 S. TBEGLOAN, TAILOR, FORT ST. Kobcrt Lcwora, O. It. Cooko. L EWERS Si COOKE, (successors to Lowers & Dickson,) Importers and Dealers in Lumber and all kinds ot Building Materials, Fort street, Honolulu 1 WILDER Si OO., Dealers in Lumber, Paints,' Oils, Nails, Salt aud Building Material! of every kind, cor. Fort and Queen sts., Honolulu. l HOLLISTER & CO. Druggists & Tobacconists, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 59 Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, and Cor., 007 Fort and Merchant streets, tf b Honolulu Carriage Manufact'y 228 and 230 Fort Streot, Honolulu, . . - Hawaiian U, W. II. PAGE, Proprietor. 080 ly Wolfe & Edwards Grocery and Feed Store, Coinor King nnd Nuuanu streets.' Fresh Groceries and Provisions received by every Steamer. P. 0. Box 130, Telephone 349. SOI Cm WM. McOANlr..KSS, No. 0 Queen street Fish Market, Dealer in choicest lleor, Veal, afiittou, Kluli, Ac, &c. Family nnd Shipping Orders carefully attended to. Live stock furnished to vessels at short notico, and Vegetables of nil kinds supplied to oider. 340 ly 3?IONEErt STEAM CANDY FACTORY -A.NI JJA.JCJBRY. F. HORN, Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook and Bukcr. 71 Hotel St. W Tecpliono7. Greatest POPULAR N. 104 FORT ST., BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED ! ! FULL REGULAR MADE HOSE ! All sizes, assorted colors and patterns, will offer the whole lot at the uniform PRICE OF 25 CENTS PEE, PAIR, t Guaranteed to be of the best quality and worth 50 Cents to 75 Cents per pair. JAMES BRODIE. Veterinary Surgeon. OFFICE and residence, comer Beic tania street andfcKibblu luuc. Ofllco hours from 7,to 9 a. m. nnd 1 to 2 pm1. Orders left aWho PahthconStn hies will be promptly attended to. P. O. Box 80. 843 tf NOTICE. Having leased the TRAINING STABLES from H. J. Agnow, at Kapiolani Park. I am now prepared to take horbcs to train, and prepare them for the coming Fair on the llth.of Juno next. Breaking and Educating Young Horses a specialty. It Is a point of importance to all own ers of fine young colts not to havo them jammed or hammered over the hard roans, nnu to get tuem propeny nanuicu for tho first lessons are the one'i that make the horse. - Also In connection with my Training Stables, I will serve a certain number of choice marcs with my Young Ham bellonlan Stallion " APTOS CHIEF." Ho was siicd by Electioneer, owned by Gov. Stanford. Tho site 'of Electioneer was Risdckc's Hambcltonhin. The dam of Aptos Chief was sired by Specula tion; ho by KUdoke's Hamboltonian so it will be seen thatAptos is an in breed of Uambeltohidn. A Terms for scrvico of Aptos Chisf, $50 for tho season, payable at the time of service; and ail marcs failing to be with foal -will have , tho service of tho horso the next season free of charge. HENRY KEITH. Kapiolani Park, Jan. 22, 1835. DISS 5m JLEROY imUNlAGK, THE well-known HORSE TRAINER and BREAKER, is now prepared, at the old training stables of Cant. Clu- ney, corner Puncnbowl and Queen sti, to break in and feed horses for $35. No responsibility, but every care taken. EgjrHorsc clipping a specialty. 028 3m LEVY & W00LHAM, Hoi'hc Itreakern and Horne Clippers. ( ( 'rpHEIabovp Arm will' breat horses to JL single and double harness, and be ing veil kuoTwr ai competent horse breakers, they need no fuither rccom. mendntions, as thoy guarantee all work in their line. ' CllpplnfE Sono lix tlie most A-i-tlstlo Htylo. All ordci'i left at their olllco bpposltc the Kerosene Warehouse; or at the Of flco of J. E. Wibcman, will bo promptly tended to. 937 Om A Goodpasture for Horses, .$f-i A fow horncs will be iai.cn io pisiuruMii ;ua. noa Vnlloy. Pasturo bc cuiely fenced. SgrFor terms, &o., apply to J. UM&U'JLUTJl, 910 No. 0 2nuanu St. FRANK HUSTACE, Umvuinn, (Succotsor to C. P. Vard.) All orders for cartage promptly at tended to, at the lowest rates. Also for sale; KnUunko Halt, Flro Wood, White and lilnrlc Mnud III qunntitiuH to suit, at lowest prices. uuaiy Tie Si Pearl Gallery Corner King and Fort Streets, Is prcpaied to make rdl kinds and btyles on-. PHOTOGRAPHS I rFXIS rJ?STDPES, Prom a locket sl;e up. Island Views and Royalty Pictures conslautly on hand. ; THEODORE BEVERIN, 907 2w Proprietor. Jk M Hosiery Sale on AT TUB MILLINERY HOUSE OF S. SACHS, ALSO A SPECIAL LOT OF ASSORTED COLORS AT ONE DOLLAR. UNION FEED Hay, Grain and Corner of Queen and Edinburgh Streets Xolopliono 1 VS. Island ordcrH Rollcltcd, nnd ijooiIn delivered, prainiitly. II. M. 11KNSOX, BENSON, SMITH & CO.. t Oipniii 113 it 116 FORT STREET, HONOLULU, Depot for Boericko & Schreck's Homoepathic Medicines, Ricksecker's Perfumes Aud Toilet Requikites, Tho Common Sense Nursing Bottles, And Allaire Woodward & Co's Pharmaceutical Products. (.EORGE LUCAS, VJ Contractor and Builder,' Houolulu Steam Planing Mills, Espla nade, Honolulu. Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings, Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds, Sashes', Doors, and all klndi of Wood work finish. Turning, Sciolland Hand Sawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plan ing, Morticing and Tenanting. ' Orders promptly attended to and work guaranteed. Orders from tho other Is ands solicited ' WILLIAM MILLEE Cab i ne tin. a leer And Upholsterer, No. OU '. Hotol street, q Opposite International Hqlcl, Canes and Walking Sticks, Made ot every kind of NATIVE WOODS Brackets, Cornices, Curtiin Poles, &c.' made ot the latest designs. HuYhllFfiBu. Messrs, S. F. Graham & Go. Take nleasuro In auuoiinclng to their old friends and patrous'ihat they havo JUST RECEIVED a fresh lot of ice Hay mi Grain' Which thcY oiler ut 'Xlio XpAyout Slurlcot Itnl rtu. ZSS" Hay and Feed delivered to any part of the city. H. F. (J It AM AH & V.O., No.Sa KingStrio.t, Tolcplfono No. 187. 805 lin ....... Tt. ... .- i. i . .. . AIjVINII. KASEMANN, Book-Binder PAPER-RULER and BLANIC-BOOIC Manufacturer. Book Binding of all description neatly aud promptly executed, Gazette Building . . Merchant street 722 ly "j5fiyjjiKK JKranagj Record ! HONOLULU. COMPANY. Chicken Feed. O. W. SMITH, Prussian National Insurance Comnv EHTAJIL1B11KI) 18-15, X Capital, 9,000,000 Rolchsmarks. ''jIIE underuigucd, having been ap X pointed agent of tho abovu Company for tho Hawaiian Islands, is prepared to accept nsiks, against Fire, on Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Produce, Sugar Mills etc., op the most Kavorablo Terms, Lossos Promptly Adjusted and Payablo In Honolulu. 11. RIEMENSCHNEIDER, 070 ly b nt Wilder & Co's. Notice. TO BUTCHERS, GRAZIERS and all whom it may concern. The miilcrsi'ncd havlne made nltctations. additions. null llnllrnvnn, nnif in lila AxsikwA sit A I V A tfYTmLV. h now prepared to give Tho Uighcst Cash Value for any quantity of TAXLOW, And will furnish containers for the same fice of cost to any ouo who may desire. TITOS. W. ItAWMNS, Honolulu Soap Works. Olllce in Brick Building, King street, Leleo. 4 S3 if The Best Lunch in Town, Tea and Coffee at All Hours Tho finest Bramld of Cigars and Tobacco, always on hand. THE AT CASINO ruu juiik EVERY DAY. nea-eidc resort in tho H.J.NOLTE, Proprietor IS OPEN CSTThe Kingdom. only J. M. OAT Jr. & Co. Dealers In all kinds of s'xrArioisnEixY, Tho Latest Foreign Papers always on hand at tho Gattlte lifoci, Merchant Street, l by Bearer fe.. Saloon MISCELLANY. A haberdasher ouo tiny, standing ns was his wont, at his door, under the sign of the Golden Lamb, was accosted by a townsman and a neigh bor. "Good morning, Andrew," says the passing townsman, "what be you thinking of?" "I was think ing," said the haberdasher, glancing at his sign, "as how the lamb is a pictuie of innocence." "Yes, friend Andrew ; but that otic of yours ii a picture ofg'tlt." Scottish American. The late Dr. Macadam used to tell of a tipsy Scotchman, making his way home upon a bright Sunday morning, when the good folks Mere wending their way to the kirk. A little dog pulled a ribbon from the hand of a lady who was leading it, and as it ran away from her, the ap pealed to the first passer-by, who happened to be the inebriate, asking him to whistle for her poodle. "Woman!" lie retoited, witli that solemnity of visage which only a Scotchman can assume: "Woman, this is no day for whistlin' I" As showing the fearlessness of the British soldier, aud his insensibility to danger, it is related that during the siege of Lucknow, a very young private in II. M.'s 102d was on sen try when an eight-inch shell burst close to him, and threw up an im mense quantity of caith. The noise was considerable, as the gun was flrcd from only one hundred yaids off. The officer who commanded at tho outpost rushed out to sec what had happened. He saw the youth standing at his post close to whore the sholl had exploded, as calmly as if nothing bad occurred. On ask ing tho man what had happened, he replied unconcernedly, "I think a shell has btust, sir." Tho London correspondent of the American (Paris) Register relates this: An epicurean Bishop was neatly taken in by n, smart boy at Banbury. Being desirous of tasting the famous cakes, ho beckoned to the lad to come to him to the window of the railway carriage, and asked 'the price of the cakes. "Three pence each, sir," replied the boy. Giving him sir pence, the Bishop desired him to bring one, and added, as he was running off, "Buy one for for j'ourself -with the other three pence." Presently the boy returned, munching his "Banbury," nnd, handing three pence in coppers to the Bishop, announced in the most in genuous manner, " Thcrcwas only one left, sir." Nova Scotia is not generally re garded as a gold pioducing country, yet since the discovery of gold in 18G0, it ii said, its mines have pro duced over 88,000,000 worth of bul lion. The mines are leased for twenty-one years with privilege of renewal, on royalty of two per cent on the gross yield. Strict account is kept by the Mines Office with overy mine in operation nnd every person holding a prospecting license. And from these records it appears that since 18G0 for every day's work ex pended in tho gold fields, both for mining and prospecting, an amount of bullion has been produced equal to 82 50 per day per jnan, counting wages at nn avcrago of $1 30 per day. Iho gold is of a very fine quality, being worth on an aveiage over $19.85' per ounce, and fre quently $20. The auriferous rock is free milling and yields from $5 to 8300 per ton. Materials for working the mines aro very cheap. Wood averages 81.75 per cord, lumber 8C per thousand, and coal 82.50 per ton. Timber is the same price as wood. A Belgian Baron who has a Kuropenn reputation at once ns a light and serious Paris journalist, and as a political economist of the free trade school, assures mo that there will soon be a republic iu Belgium. "Don't think," he said, "that in this case the wish is father to tho thought. I am not a Republic an." "On what have you to go," I asked, "in saying there may soon bo a republic at Brussels?'' "On many circumstances but, most of all, on the great success of Lc National from the timo it com menced to abuse the King and Queen. It called him M. von Co burg nnd her his Cobourceoise a heavy pun, which did better under the circumstances than a light one. Before it struck upon this course it yegetatcd in obscurity, and never had nn issue exceeding 500. It now lias 00,000 subscribers, which, in u little State where primary in struction is backward, is, cnoimout. Tho attacks on royalty arc done with great talent by a Belgian named Willacrt. The Government does not dare prosecute him." London Truth. i 4 1 (v; v5s M 1 Oft V SWmfr.tii in ii ft hitefftf"' 1.tildit&J:i asiLfii. aju &LiysLkLJXMfti tfiifliU3&itf& V it&iktrlJiJaL.j&litj&sa. m. teJSParawgw iynm7