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Newspaper Page TextGAZETTlii RATES 0F ADVERTISING. Every "Wednesday Morning, A SIX DOLLARS PER Torv Sshrrller, SK.00 to 610.00. Os I ssjii i the stew Post Oflko Build ing, YopdaMl Sttwt, HoboIhIh, IL L bpac Measured la., 'etinareil Try.. J 1 w- In. 8 Unee U Iccb. 12 tines 1 inch 21 Laee2 Icrhea t I COjt 3 CCji 3 OC 1 MM 3 OC 2 001 4 0C I SO Lines 3 lncbe. Sr i K 43 LInes-4 Inches. Quarter cf Column Third cf Col ma.. Halt cf Column. On. Column i 4uh sn I 8 OOt 10 OC S CO) 11 Of I Lis ooi is. ad 24-tSl 30-0 i is co! ao oci u ort 73 eojioe ccqm eo VOL. VII-ST0.-18. HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1871. 86.00 PEE, YEAR. Business Carts, wfcen'yrrjwiwi JwrTrtsjfear, are aSse. ed a diecott&t from the, rate., which are lor traaaUaS aUver meat., hea paU or charred eAfterlj. HAWAIIAN 2m. i Sta. 1 tnCJUsa. r ' r ' ' f 4 oos e ontis to 4 on i oo, ooi is r S OC 7 SO 10 OC iiOO 7 M 10 00 It 00 13 CM 10 or is oo jj os S3 co It 0 13 00 99 00 ,-40 00) UKsn aa'oVMvo ot.u cnuvo yMM T X. Btprr, tiae Gawern- BUSUffiSS NOTICES. & COOKE, iHaitrs hi GcMral 2Icrcbandisc, - C. AUXX. i CmmliaioH Slcrchanls, L iiefcst line. urs A.- '- PItlBCIl A: CO., iXertcaats- fcr ewe Ma Sail Wf E. P. ADAMS, Kerchant, H- l (1 c . viimoi.s. jr. r., rm innn.iiiHMmt far J8HA S. WcWaC.SW, .11. ., .' Ism SaaajjMai 4 . . Arwrj. ) i Strews. IjrC sjBaaass. r. 13SCTWKYS A: XIKOItTV, WHOLESALE DEALERS Atr. Irsr, c Merasuat Strwt A.. P. JEUI. tmnc AT LAW. and News Depot and OamuSaHrvg Library, i IiRA KlCIIAKOSOrV. I IX BOwTS, SHOES S)SMsfakMeaSBJSa'3r, ftc, CaarSser fvwwla ala A. C RUl'I'lJai. 31. !., K, AXB sVMBeN. are twa, ec, , sahl I aw . r. iwj far t a. flVljp UItn XI. I'ATV, - af Deeds il.i.ia;iia( .V CO., IX X ARB W AXE, i aai Oik. aai wnl Mar- rw. . av la-lj H. HACUl'KI.l A: CO., enmt cvxxiutwN asekts. s ttViaiwjaj.M.I. p xa. aan-KSLvxsER & co.. AS eNQOtKitrN ICBEOHAHTS, TMIIOI. C Hltl CK. AM 0MCXUU0X HEBC8ANT. J isasSjwm. pahm. H J Pj sr. a- suiiAMi'itir At co., 0)th9SIOX MERCHANTS, Omms, Ml. la II -X -- J. C. I.mvBKS A: niCKSOK, BHMK ASS MfrH.-KHfi IK LUMBER, aataBMafaaTPaniM MManah. Fort (ml, Heasataha av M AXUSK CHLLIIXGWORTH. KAYA-THAli, 'HAWAII, JJII."N T. AV.I.TKItIIOIJ.Si;, MHK JISiB SCALES IK GENERAL 1CHBCHAKWSE, t tan o. llaaa-ata. H. I lj v. i ;itiiiL, K ABEXT AKS BEOKXE, TIcOOXiCO A; JOII..SOA, MERCHANT TAILORS, bmIi T. C Haaci'L lat C IC IV I I.I.I AJI.S, DtPOKTEE AKS DEALER ratanaraaKiMa ImunWarJ w. mtvirrx. AX2 H0E HATTER, Mat Tlit DmImI, HmWu. "I'll IK). XI. IATIIIS, lixr J rnian, mm Co A 9)OaS5ieK S2RCHAKT, 0lny, aal HXISIAA nitOTIIKKS, AST) THLESALE DEALERS Ban Oax. Boom. aiiLiad raraMDac Qoo. Saxi'i I I 70IIIKIT. IX UBHS AKS EVZRT KLXE OF XATXRIAL. r 9n aai Fft MwH. ljf mvir Jo.Aii?.-. 928022. AKB SHIP CHAHDLEB, LSCBFSE3 SHIPPING AGENT, See ec Ztsui Bcfeissea & Co'i Wisxf, lil W iillnil ca M fntttte; wilh m IvaMKfManiiriacvuwittPAVltauTnl. letted aaW titaalcllii u nablakBirM. in the fo- l-Sm BARTLETT SALOON, "MH.I.IA HUGHES, Oarerr C Ilatrl and Pert Slrrttk Til CHOICSST ASD BEST OF ALES. WIXES aei Srtt mlwxyt to tw fotsi at the Bit. S-Iy HF-MP and Cotton Soil Twine For ixle 7 BOLLES 4 CO. iaaiJiTtktStnhi run imnMii, 1 Mjta, fcflgaWw iMMjtiti, Li In. U assJssVa. Hawaii. 1 tmrnmit Mat. SUlssH.l-.Sw 3wa Bin! ilsawtW. Man. latal 3MM, ill aCia .i.S.i ISMwHtHlHiill fcii r , ala aa mm iial tc Kaaali ta aaaMaaalt Ti I laii i1)ii. aat ncaatawS- fcitHim, m ii Ca.iiir,iaiaiiiOlli-T. Work- aw at W aW alaaa aa Ibari Him Mar Pott, al aMaMamaalaaarljrattaaWt. IjT afc7CaatlfaMwaaJCatai .itaav I liii ii OflByaaj. BMBsms i i atMB a! OaaaHaa BUSINESS NOTICES. E. KI5TLT-. G. NEGHLKCV A; Co., TIN, ZINC AND COPPEH SMITHS, OD SHEET IRON 'WORKERS, Nznaru Street, between Merchant and Queen. list, eofutantlr on li&od, Eiorc, Pip., OftlraDised iron iij, rniD ana ilea. wbei,siofHoocKff iaai& Knbter IIom Lt J-rtr. in Iractln of S n1 90 5f -rerr IinrertecicofTlnwareofeTerY ParticsUr .ttastioa siren to ffefn-tVotk. Orders from the otber IrUadi wilt be cu-efallr sttenM to. TWakf.1 to the GtizeM of Iiaaafala and ibe Itland. gananlly for their liberal itfttoace in tb. put, we bpe ly trlbtatte&tlaa to btutneu to tnem tL. aamo for the fntnre. !A Ij6 JtOLLi;.S A: CO., Ship Chaadlcn end Commission Merchanti. Ilnpiliii and Dealer, In General Merchandise, Queen Street, Ueuoteki, Hawaiian IiUnda. tfh AgMtafer th. Eannaaakal, Meanalna, and EakaaVo Salt Work.. 2 lj IE. IVIIITMAT f Iia Opantid a Xew .taUiehment, and ulll git. Mi attention to ' Carriage Trimnd-g, Saddle and Harness Maldng, and Repairing io all its Branches- Every dMorifakm of Artldea connected with tbe IlQeinesfl constantljr 01 band, at Jltxlcrnte Iric. tilve Illm a Trial. No SS King Jkreal, nut to Lewie' Cooperage. MMfene HONOLULU IRON W0EKS CO. .fp STEAM KNGIKKS, SoKar JIIHe, lfciJiIlollrr, C-x.ler-, Iron, Brawl and Laid Caatlnga. Machinery of Every Description, K3T Hide to Order. SI Particular attention paid to Ship's Blacksmithing. Si- JOB WORK eaecnto' 00 th. .horte notice. 36-16 J. S. lICIa.SO.-, House, Ship and Sign Painter, Xo. US IfJng Street, Xearlf frpnonite Xeeara. Dillingham k Co. , - trrahrinc JIarUing, Olldlne, Oalsmttning, Taper aangiag, Ac, le., executed on tbeiborteet notice, OSand oa tbe most reaeonable terine. 264m IVKIVCOJIII, DENTIST. It Office, Cer. Fort & Hotel Streets. UjO CIIAI.I.A.IItll A: CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IK WINES, apbita. Alee, c-. No. 8, Xunanu Street, opposite Merchant etrast, Hoaolaln. I3-Ij6 a. h. cjli:giiok, wholesale akd retail dealer ik general merchandise, rhyuf Store, owner of Queen and Kaahnwann Streets. Retail KatabllaheaaBta, on Xuuanu Street, and on the corner at Fort and Hotel Streets. 11-ljO 5fiaMx PICK. B. a. r. 0ABTEE c. iti:i;ivi:it a: co., SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, iiorvoj.ri.u, n. i. AOK.TS Or tlie Mostoii and Honolulu Packet I.lnc. AGEXTS-I'or the linker, tVnlluku ami Jlnna Ilantntloii. ACBXTSKor tile Purtliascnnd Sole of Island Produce. lvC I. r. EHLERS. A. JAEGER. it. r. i:hi,i:rs a: co., DEALERS IK DRY GOODS AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Fireproof 8iorc on Fort St., store Odd Fellows Hall. 37-1) 6 I". A. KCHAErUR, AGIViT for lite HHK.MUN HOARD of imtWllVlllTEilS. Areat for the Dresden Board of Underwriters, A seat for th. Yl.nna Ruard of Undarwriters. 7-q tr C. S. IIAKTOIV. AU CTIO N EER, MMrooen on Queen Street, one door from Kaabntnann jjtreat. 1-1) 31. s. GiciariiAmi co., UdTORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS la Pa lifaaitle Oothinir. Hats, Caps, Cools, Shoes and asarr varteif of Oantlenien's snperior intUliir Goods. Sam in MaVee's Block, Quien Street, Honolulu, II. I. 11 . 16 AI'OSC A: ACIIIJCIa. Importerii Wholesalo and Retail Dealers in General Merchandise, And China Goods, In theFUe-proofStor.cn Xnuan'J Street, aaer the Public Hall. 48-1)7 D. H. HITCHCOCK, A'OTAUY PUBLIC, It llllo, HawaH. P?8 jr. T. IfOANEIsL., CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER Ebag Street, Uondnln, oppoelte Lewis' Cooper Shop. IV III 41 bar and sell second-hand Furniture. Iy7 CHL'G IIOOZY, Commission Merchant and General Agent, iBtaartcr of Teas and other Chines, and Foreign Gouds, Waabeal. Dealer in Hawaiian Produce, and Agent for tbe Fisocaa and Amannln Sugar llantationa. Fire-) ro.f St or. an Xnnann Street, below Eing. 21-1)6 JA31ES Ii. LEWIS, COOPER AND GA TIGER, At the Old Stand, corner King and Bethel Streets. A Largs; Stack of Oil Shook, and all kinds of CooraruiS Materials oonstantlj 3D hand. He hopes by attentten- to hulas. i to merit a continuance of th. patronage which he has aeretolere enjoyed, and for which be now returns his thanks. l-3m j. if. Tiionirsorv, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Queen Street, Honolulu, II m MMttvitlj on hand and for tale at tbe Lwm. MVet Pncea. acoolaaMrtuDt uftheBect Refined Bar Iron, and te Bet Blacaimith'i CoaL SS-lj m. m:M,ii:iJit "WAGON AKD CAREIAGE BUILDER, 7G ICIng Strvcf, Ilonolnln. Iwmdrius Coat tth care and oeat- bm- Aleo, partlcalrrfttteotfoii tfxto 19 IUnxLimitblnc ana IIone-tLioeiai:., Ontm from tbe other Islands prwnr.tly ezecnted. ljJ Photographic Gallery. HAVING OPENED A PIIOTOGItTPJIIC GAI-LKr.V. neaxlr opposite mr former stand, on Fort Strsat, I shall be most happr to Ice my old patrons and others who wish for Srst-clas Pictures, and shall try, by at t eat toe lathe tastes of my customers, to merit their patron ara. Also, fer sale. Photographs of celebrated personsgee, views. Ac Pictures of all kinds taken on the most reasons aMetersaa. 3-lyJ II U CHASE. HEE. VOSS, No 5 Merchaat Street, cproiite the Saner' b Home, GENERAL UPHOLSTERER, AV ALL ITS BRAXCHES, HAS COXSTAJiTl-Y OJf HAND a xarlcty of HOME-MADE FURNITURE, which b. offers for sale AT TBE LOirzST MIRKET rXICEi, consisting of St'taef BEST BLACK WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE, Spring-Daci: Easy Chairs. Lounges and Mattrasses. Hair and Spring Mattrasses, Window Shade, and Slip. Carets made to order. Oia Furnllnrc Itc-X'pliolstcrcd, Kensired and Tarnished, with satisfaction warranted. ,S" Call and examin. my stock before pcrchaaisg else where. t! tJ Terms Reasonable. All orders from Shlp-masten andi th. otiier Islands, will be prooptly atttnded to. 5-1 y " j American Mess Beef, AMERICAS Mess ForU In bond, and for sale by 2 BOLLES A CO. EOliEIGN N0TK3ES. BOOKS & STATIONERY Tho Basis of Our Business. 17UIIST. To Manufacture all snch Hooks and Sta ; tlonery as can be time her. as veil as elsewhere, and thereby directly benefit oar customers and ounelres. SECOND, To Buy and Sell Books and Station tionery so as to make it to the interest of dealers and cen-ti tu rn to come to us in preference to sending East. We manufacture and Import erery description ftf Sta tionery, carrying Uig. stocks of Taper, Enrelopes and Blank Books of our ow n manufacture. Inks, Slates, etc 3 Oter 1,(00 rarleties cf Blank forms kept In Stock. A. L. BANCROFT & CO., 12-ly San Franc sco. Cab HACAR & CO.'S rCXJZS DE?OU JM )B.T ! 533 Clay- Street, Sou Frnnclseo. SOLE Apcnts for IE. Hoe & Co.'s Presses and Printers' Materials, Gordon's Job Presses, .Mather's Inks, etc. 113m H. W. SEVERANCE & CO., General Shipping & Commission MEUCIIArsX.S. 405 Front Street, corner of Clay, San Francisco 32 lj7 LEARMONTH, DICKINSON & Co. SIDNEY, X. S. IV., General Commission Agents, Will attend to th. ssl. of Sandwich Island Produce, and arrange, for adrauces on same. MV. L. GREEX Honolulu 1.ETII 10. . jiACFABXANE, BLA1K I Co.. .San Francisco 23 ljr u. s. wuxuxs, II. P. BLW3CH1EII, c.3. xoaaax. "WILLIAMS, BLANCHAED & CO.. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ly" Ko. 21S California Street, San Francisco. 30 jobs k'ceaei-, Portland. 1. C. MIRIULL S. r. Cal. M'CKAKEN, MERRILL & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Portland, Oregon. Having been engaged la our rr""1 Irtisiness for upwardi of twelve year , and being located In a Fire-proof Brirk Baild dlnp, e nre prepared to receire ana dUpotte f Island Staples, inch m Sugar, Sjrrnps, Rice.Pulu, Coffee, etc, to adrantage. ConsfgumeDtc inpeciallj solicited for tbe Oregon 31arl:et, to 'wlticb personal attention will be paid, and uj-on wLkU cash adrances will be made when reiaired. RriEI5CE9 Charles V Brooks. Fan F;ncUco J C Merrill ft Co Fredlken Badger a LfndeDberger.. . James Patrick k Oa. Wm T Colemao Go Stexeni, Baker Co Allen ft Lewis LaddaTUton Leonard Green Portland Mj6 1:. m. vai xti;e:i, COMMISSION MERCHANT ICaiingim'a, Japan, Harhig the best facilities through an Intimate connection with the Japanese trade for the past eight jetirs. Is prepared to transact any business entrusted to bis care. Itb dispatch. 17- I76 LANGLEY, CR0WELL & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS 32 Cor. Battery 4c Clay Sts, San Francisco. (tsni I r 1 mm el's choice PATRONIZED BY ALL THE WORLD. TIIMMEL'S IIILANG-IHLANG, VANDA, HEN JLu na, Jockey Club, Frangipaoe, anil other per fumes of exquisite fragrance. KIMMEL'S LaTendnr Water, tliitilleil from Mit cbatn flowers. Rimmtl's Toilet Vinegar, celebrated for its useful and sanitary properties. Rimuiel's Extract of Lime Juice and Glycerine, tbe beet preparation for the hair, especially in waim cli mates. llimmel's Dugong Oil Soap, perfumed with Austra lian Eucalyptus. Kimmel's Glycciine, Honey, Windsor and other Toilet Soops. Kimmel's Hose Water, Costume and Floral Crack ers, very amusing for balls and parties. llimmel's Violet, Hose-leaf, Uice, and other Toilet Powders. 3. A liberal allowance to shippers. EUGENE RIMMEIj, Perfumer to II R II the TrlnceM of Wales, 96, Slrand, lis, Rfireat Strict, and 21, Cornbiil, Undon; 17, l!.)nler.irJ de. Itallcni, Paris, and 76, King's Road Brighton. Hrg Sold by all rerfumery Tendorr. 37-ly6 J. IMOTT & CO., Practical Bx-azici-s, COl'I'Klt & TIN SMITHS, make erery de scription of work in their line, used on Planta tions or elsewhere. They alio keep on band a full assortment of Sbcet Copper, Sheet Tin, Sheet Lend, Sheet Iron, Iron Wire, Copper Wire, Soft A Brass Solder, Pail Ears, Pressed Bucket Covers, Black and Tinned Rivets, Copper Rivets, etc. Also on band, a few more of THOSE SPLENDID COOKING STOVES Received by the " Syren," "Cotton riant" and "Gray Jackets," together with a variety of Japanned Ware, and many articles useful in the Kitchen. Work on Buildings, such as gutters, spouts, water-pipes, Ac. Ship-work will meet with prompt attention at No. 9 Kaahumanu Street. 13-ly6 C. V. GREY & CO., Hawaiian Soap Works, At Leleo, Manufacturers and Dealers In all kinds of Soap. Beef, Muttop. and Goat TallowWanted OtSee, 30 Fott Seet, nhero orders will be received and promptly attended to. 3'J PHOTOGRAPHY! 31. DICKSON has fitted un (the Gallery on Fort Street, east side, between Kmc and Hotel Sts., and is now prepared to take Pic tures of any desired style or size. 3S Island Views for Sale. 43-Gme Hawaiian Mess Beef, PACKED on tho Island of Kauai, by an experienced Butcher, and warranted as good as any Beef put up on these Islands. Fvrtale by BOLLES 4 CO. Hemp and Flax Canvas ! BEST ARBROATH MANUFACTURE, assorted Numbers, in bond or duty paid. For sale by 2 BOLLES i CO. Paints and PaintOil, HUTJRARD'S best Boiled Oil, Hnbbard's White Zinc, Hubbard's White Lead, J. T. W., White Lead, Fancy Paints, a general assortment. For sale by 2 BOLLES 4 CO. Iron Stock Anchors, SIZES, from 100 lbs. to 4,000 lbs., in Bond or duty Bald. For sale by 7 2 1 BOLLES fc CO. BEST LEAP LARD, rN I0-L11 TINS, RECEIVED PER STR L 7 BOLLES 4 CO, SUGAR & MOLASSES 1S71 1871 iiiZdO, ii. i. Sugar and Molasses, CROP SOW COJII.VG IN, and for snle in quantities to suit pcrebaseri, by l-3m WALKER ALLEK, AsenU. 0N0MEA PLANTATION. Siirjnr and 3Iolate Crop COMING IN, FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES to suit purchasers, by l-3m WALKER A ALLEN, Agents. PRINCEVILLE PLANTATION. Sufiar and Jlolassjcs Crup,1871 COMING TN, FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES to suit purchasers, by 1-Sm WALKER A ALLEN, Agetts. MAKEE PLANTATION. IVov Crop of SSsspar & MolaHseM 0W COMING IN, AND FOR SALE IN QUAN- tities to suit purchasers by l-3m C. liREWEP. 4 C0..Acents. WAILTJKU PLANTATION. N EW CROP NOW COMING IN. FOR SALE in quantities to snit purchasers, br l-3m 0. BREWER 4 CO., Agents. INSURANCE NOTICES. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of London. Instituted 1803. CASH CAPITAL, $8,000,000 In GOLD. THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to istu. policies on Fir. Bisks (with or without tbe averag a clause) on Plantation Bolldiors and Machinery, Private Dwellings, Brick. Slono and lvooden Stores, Merchandise, Coals, Lum ber, Ships In Port, ac., ou tho most favorable terms. 43-AU Losses Adjusted and Paid for here."C? For particulars apply at the cfilcu of WALKER k ALLEN, 32-ly Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. jiiiicciiaivx'n' axirruAis MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY or San Frauctseo. rallli: USDEIISIGXED liaring teen np- JL pointed Agents for tbe above Company, are prepared to Issue Policies on Cargoes, Frrlirlit and Treas ure. WALKKlt k ALLEN, l-3m Agents, Honolulu. CAi.iroitrviA INSURANCE COMPANY. finilE DXDEIISIB.VED, AGEXTS of tile JsL above Company, hav been authorized to Insure risks on Cargo, Freight and Treasure, byConaterg, from Honolulu to all ports of th. Hawaiian Group, atid vie. versa. 6-lj6 H. HACKFELD 4 CO. lIAJIItUItGII-imEUIlIV FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. riHIIE UNDERSIGNED having lieeu ari JL pointed Agents of tbe above Company, are prepared to insure risks against Fire, on Stone and IsrlcU IXuilil llifrs, and on Merclinlitlls stored therein, uo tba most favorable terms. For particulars apply at the office of 6-ly6 t. A. SCIIAEFEH 4 CC. Insurance Notice. THE AGENT FOR THE IIKITISH for eign Marin. Insurance Company, (Limited), s re ceived instructions to reduce the rates ol Iterance between Honolulu and Ports In tbe Pacific, and isl,owpre. pored to Issue Policies 'at .the Loviut JlaUt, with a special reduction on Freight per Steamers. THEO. II. DAYIFfl, 4My7 JenfllriL Ilr. ilar.liu. Oa. (Limited) CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY. THE UNDERSIGNED, AGEXTS OF THE above Company, bare been authorized to insure risks 011 Cargo, Freight and Treasure, from Honolulu to nil ports of tbe world, andrice versa. 15-1J6 II. HACKFELD CO "- Furnished Rooms TO LET, at Mrs. T. Thrum's, No. 29 King Street. 19-lyc THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO., MAKE ALL KINDS OF JJniIIXERV, STEAM ENGIXES, Sugar .Mill., Wind Mills. Vacuum Pans, ClnrlGcr. . Ceiitrlfnga! Machine., Boilers, Coolers, 1 Tank., Smoke Stack., And all Kinds of heavy Sheet Iron Work. CASTINGS IN IRON, BRASS AND LEAD, )Ude to order. di1 Tjarticulu' attention paid to SHIP SMITHING. Anthracite, Cnrnberland and Soft Coal, On hand and Hr sale. Also, Valves, Cocks, and Brass Work of all kinds. Centrifugal Wire Cloths, of various meshes. Flax Tsckiog, Kubber packing and betting. ripfng. Elbows, Tees, Bends, Nipples, 4c. Steam and Water Gauges, Boiler Tubing, various sizes. Shsfting, Bar, Plate and Angle Iron. Pig Iron for ballast, Scrap Iron. Nuts, Bolts, Washers, Rivets. FIRE CLAY, FULL ASSORTMENT OF STEEL ALSO NEW and SECOND HAND MACHINERY. Perforated Bras Plates for Centrifugals. 1 Tank Jo Ice Pump, 1 Small sized Sugar Mill, 1 Small sized Sugar 3III1 for cattle power, second hand, 1 Horizontal Steam Engine, 10x18. second hand, 2 Turbine Wheels for rnunlag centrifugals, with 0 feet bead of water 1 Boiling down apparatus, tor tallow, 1 Upright Boiler, 6 horse power, 1 Small Tubular Boiler, S horse power, . V. siawlnpr ami Wood Work EXECUTED TO ORDER, For which th. Works have unusual facilities. 10 ALEXANDER TOUNO, Manager. Golden Cate Fiour. T71XTRA FAMILY. BAKERS' EXTRA, AND JU SUPERFINE. For Bale by 12 BOLLES 4 CO. Daily Expected, DIRECT FROM PORTLAND, OREGON, per Falkinburg, Oats, Salmon, Hams, Bacon, Lard, Dried Applet, &c, &c. 12 BOLLES CO. RED SALMON, in barrels A small lot cf not rery good quality, but as good as tho aver age that is for sale about town. Call at 2 BOLLES 4 CO. CALIFORNIA -I.1ME. We baTO a'refFalar supply from thi celebiaied fc'anta Crux Lime KBnsT which, enables os to sell at' the lowest' rate. 2 BOLLES A' CO. U IIAIN CABLES. All sizes, from $ to 1 5-8 Inch, in Bond or duty paid. For sale by 2 BOLLES t CO. PERM OIL Warranted th pure article). For sal by 2j BOLLES 4 CO. PACKET LINES. UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND 4ND ..... Australian Steamship Line of New York. The Splendid American Steamship NEVA D A ! mz Due here from San Francisco on tbe loth of April, ..1. ..will lute The Port of Honolulu on the 17th of April, i ......roa.... AncI'Isind, rVctv Zealand, AVclIIiiKton. rVevrZenlaud, aLyltlcton, 1Ycit Zealand, Port Chalmers, IV. Zealand, Connecting with Steamers for and from Sydney, IVcir South Wales, SIclbournc, Victoria. SJtl, For Freight or Passage to ports or New Zea land, apply to 11. HACKFELD 4 CO., 11 3m Agents. STEAM TO AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND Tlie California, ZStvr Zealand i and Australian Mall Line of i Steam Packets Tbe Splendid Steamships WONCA WONGA, 1450 lona Stevrftrt, Coru'r, CITY of MELBOURNE, 1300 ton. T. Grainger, Cora'r, ASD CITY OF ADELAIDE, Will run regularly between Honolulu and the above ports, connecting at Honolulu with tho North Pacific Transportation Co's Steamers. AGEXTS AT Uosololu W. L. GREEN. Auckland II. M. JEl'.VIS Stdsev U. II. HALL, U. S. Consul. 14 3m The lYorflt Pacific Transportation Company' SAN FRANCISC0&J0N0LULU LINE. Jm& Tho Company s Splendid Steamship Must a a h j n a i It. S. FLO VD, . . . Commander, IVill I.eavo San I'raiiclxco On or about .April ICth Freight for San Francisco will be received at the Steamer's Warehouse, and receipts for tbo same, given by the undersigned. No cbargo for storage or cartage. Fire Risks in Warehouse, not taken by tbe Company. Liberal AtlrnnccH 3Iad3 on all Ship ments per Steamer. Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates' than by Sail ing Vessels. Particular cars taken of Shipments of Fruit. AH orders for Goods to bo purchased in San Fran cisco will bo received, and filled by return of Steamer. ff-Bhipments from Europe and the United States, intended for these Islands, will be received by tbe Company in San Francisco, if consigned to them, and be forwarded by their Steamers to Honolulu, FnEE of Charge, except actual outlay. Passengers are requested to take their tickets before 12 o'clock on tho day of sailing, and to pro cure their Passports. l-3m II. HACKFELD 4 CO., Agents. HAWAIIAN PACKET LINE. For San Francisco THE FINE PACKET BARK M d. o. musrayH N. T. BENNETT MASTER Will POSITIVELY Eail for tbo above Port On SATUItIAY, April Ilsth, 1871. For Freight or passage, having superior accommo dations for Cabin and Steerage Passengers, apply to 11 WALKER 4 ALLEN. Agents. For Victoria, B. C. THE FINE BRIG BYZANTIUM, CALIIOUX, Master, Will have immediate dispatch for the above port. For Freight or Passage, apply to WALKER 4 ALLEN, 0 Agents. For Syd n e y . THE FINE BRITISH BARQUE $2i CASTLEHOW, &k CAJIPMELL, - Muster. Is now loading for the above port, and will be de spatched on or about Saturday, tbo 1st of Aprill. For Freight, apply to 7 TnEO. n. DAVIES, Agent. Regular Packet for Molokai. Schr. Pauahi, HALLISTEIt, Master, Will run as a regular packet between Honolulu and Molokai, touching at Kaunakakai and Pukoo. For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board or l-3m H. PRENDEROAST, Agent. For Kohala, Hawaii. Schr. Active, 2 a Will run as a regular packet to tbe above ports. For freight or passage apply to l-3m WALKER 4 ALLEN, Agents. TOBACCO AND CIGARS ! HENRY I. NOLTE HAS JCST RECEIVED BT THE "Ka Moi," and Other Late Arrivals, A Large Asssortment of Choice Havana, Cerman, and Manila CIGARS I TUB BEST SaOKlSC AXD CUEWISO TOBACCO, AND A SPLENDID LOT OF MEERSHAUM FJ JF E S ! The Best ever Offered in this Market, ALSO Co-Hatantly ea btrai, the Celebrated Green Seal and Diamond Head SMOKING TOBACCO I JJS- For Sale at the Coffee Saloon, corner of Nun ana and Queen Streets. -9 San Francisco Correspondence. Sax Francisco, March 17, 1871. Any notice of the events of tho !a3t. month ought to include mention of tbe fnriorts storm of wind and rain tvith which tho city was visited on the 19th of last month. Tho people here are so little sebject to sach experiences that thoj are greatly oicited and alarmed by what seems a very ordinary event to those who have n fresh remembrance of the play of the elements in otiier regions. Bat it mast be confessed that this would have been considered quite a blow any where, except, perhaps, by those devotees or science who are spending the winter on the top of M t. Washington. The Ightning was so intense and continnoas, that for an Lour or two the heavens seemed sheeted with flame, while furious blasts made the largest buildings tremble. The most serion3 result was tho falling of a brick wall upon a tenement, by which three persons were killed. Californians conclude that they would rather bare an occasional tremor of the earth beneath, than snch a fierce commotion overhead. No movement was felt here cor responding with tho heavy shake lately experi enced at the Islands. The only occurrence of the kind reported daring tho last month upon this coast, wa3 a shock of some violence at Eureka, Humboldt County, two hundred miles north. This took place on the 2d of March. There is much rejoicing here and in the towns to the south, over tho passage by Congress of tho Southern Pacific Railroad bill. This line is designed to extend from a point on tbe eastern border of Texas, near the 31st parallel of latitude, to Fort Yuma, io tho south eastern corner of California. Branches at tho extremities will connect tho main road with Ken- Orleans, on the one end, and with San Diego and San Francisco, on the other. Tbe distanco from tve Gulf of Mexico to this, tho metropolis of tho Pacific Coast, will be about 2,300 'niles, a saving of 800 mile: between ocean and ocean over the route of the already existing Pacific road. Land to tho extent of neaily 20,000,000 of acres has been granted in aid of the work, and tho completion is required within ten years. In tho meantime, tho Northern 1'aciflc road is bslng pushed for ward with energy, so that there is a prospect of three great routes belting the continent. A gi gantic scheme of emigration is planned in con nection with the last named enterprise. To sccuro tho settlement of their land3 in Oregon, tho Northern Pacific Company propose to bring out 50,000 emigrants from Germany, tho induce ment offered being a very cheap passage via Panama, and a grant of laud on moat liberal terms, to each settler. Tho month of March is passing without bring ing 03 yet the spring rain3 for which agricnlturists look with anxiety. As tho ancient Egyptians watrbed the instrumeut that narked tbo rise of tho Nile, and th.refrom presaged famine or plenty, bo here the rain gaugo i3 noted with eager interest to sen whether tbo aggregate number of inches gives hope for a plentiful crop. As yet, tho number falls short of what is required for prosperity, but tho rains bavo come in sach a manner as to be utilized to the utmost degree, and hopes are entertained that even under the worst of future circumstances, fair crops may be gathered. The. interests of California aro now so closely connected with agriculture thai disaster hero involves universal calamity. Tho Mercantile Library Association of this City have just issued their Annual Iteport. They possess n magnificent building valued at 300,000, and a library of 30,000 volumes. Tho lottery of last summer, which so many will remember with a twinge of pain, was a financial success, but tho retiring President of the Association himself confesses its demoralizing effect. It may bo questioned whether even the rescue of a useful institution from threatened bankruptcy is a sufficient compensation for the harm that ha3 resulted from the mean3 resorted to. Tho Insano Asylum at Stockton holds more than one victim of tho disappointed hope which it produced. And besides this, an impelU3 has been given to similar schemes throughout the State. The eagernc33 of men to rush after the slight est liopo of easy gain has had an amusing illus tration in the city lately. It appears that one or- two Mexicans, of an investigating turn of mind, undertook a search for gold in the sands on the beach near Selby's Redaction Works. They were reported to have found somo glittering grains, and forthwith t thousand people men, women and children betook themselves to the spot, somo to look on curiously, many to search for fortune. Erery available spot is taken np by tbe sanguine miners, who dilgently wash tho sand in old pans and every sort of extemporized " rocker." Others carry away sand in bag3 and cans, to search at leisure. Tbi3 pursuit of fortune, however, is rational and promising in comparison with an enterprise in which another dreamer ha3 embarked. A friend recently called ths attention of your correspondent to aquantity of ship3'store3, which be said were about to be put on board a vessel soon to eail in search of secreted treasure. There is a certain Island in mid-Pacific, where, as sundry fools believe, some pirato concealed, years ago, a store of bis ill-gotten coin. More than ono party faa3 made search for it. Bat now a woman bavinz had revelations from spirits as to its exact locality, has purchased a vessel and U sending it to tbe island. It add3 another illustration to tho proverb, that "a fool and his money aro soon parted." California has lost the brightest star in her lite rary firmament by the departure for the East of Bret Ilarte. lis was a genuine product of tho Western Coast, and ought to have continued on the soil that bas given his works the racy flavor that won popularity. Few have attained literary success in eo brief a time and i.hrough co limited an amount of productions as lie. A few poema and prose sketches bavo brought him a fame oj wide as the world of English readers. Ho haa not left thii Stato for lack of appreciation, nor for want of profitable opportunities. It remains to be seen whether the author of the " Heathen Chinee "and tba "Lock of Soaring Camp "5s equal to tbe (Kfiicult task of keeping np the repq taUoa'ibitfby.a bappy siroke.'he bfts aaJe. -The' Overland Monthly, which he rescued from threat" ened death and elevated to a high rank, will here cftor be edited by W. 0. Bartlett, oftheBuflem corps. Tba newspapers of the city and State cake prominent mention of the recent death of s wealthy end eccentric citizen of San Francisco Horace Hawes. He catie here in 1S43, by way of the Hawaiian Islslands, an held early, offices or trust and influence, and been identified with important public enterprises. Bat those who would speak best of him are obliged to mention hi3 want of amity, affection, and other peca3ari tics of character that hindered him from receiving much personal regard. la his lifetime ha carlo some Iarjo charitable gift, and by bis hu left the bulk of his estate, amounting to nearly a million and a half of dollars, for tho founding of njt University. But tbe gift is hampered itith.iuch intricate and impracticable conditions, that it. is doubtful whether any can bo fcind to undertake the trust. President Grant has given intimation that be will visit this Coast after tbo adjournment of Congress. The announcement is received with much delight. It will be the first time that .a President of the United States has beenwestlTjf the Rocky Mountains, and citizens ofliparties will unite to do him hofior. Caliioraiics are easily excited to cnthusKism, and fead'ef lletoifl strations. Should so distinguished a guest ac cept their hospitalities, they would givo hinvrnch a reception as would evince the thorough brotHy'" to the Union or the Golden State. The patron saint of Ireland has to-day, rtceired due honors. The weather bas been roMt favor able for a public celebration, and the advantages have been well improved. A long- procession, composed of militarr companies ami tbo several Hibernian Societies, has pasted through the crowded streets with music and banners. The gteen flag, harp-emblizoned, is everywhere dfs played in union with the Stars aai Stripes. An oration was delivered betoro an immense aaditrjap in tbe California Theatre, by Rer. Wto. Fatty, fa which tho ancient glories of Ireland and br present wrongs were eloquently depicted. Oljl 1. F. Walsh read a poem, and the eekbratlen terminated as usual with sundry baHs aed ban qtients. , ' Next week the Germans will celebrate, tho close of the war with a procession and other festivities. Delta. Iloav Gold I'crtH nrc Made. Tho gold used for pens is jf various degrees df fineness, from three to fourteen carats. Thovbost manufacturers uso the bitter quality.it.pessesslng more elasticity, tenacity, and firmness than infe rior qualiio3. Tho gold is received from the re finer in oblong pieces called ingots, whfch; aro rolled down to a certain thickness, generally abQat four times that of the finished pen. It fa then passed through a power press oentalnlogxa die, which puts out what arts colled Wanksdr piece3 of an oblong shape, one nd bluntly ttarp , ened, and perfectly flat These blanks aro about one-half the length of the finished pen. Tho blank is next t.ansferred to tbo sewing machine, by which tho point is cut dewn to, re ceive the iridium necessary to givo the required hardness. The iridium, with a small piece of gtfU, is then placed on the point, and kept In placet by a strong solution of borax. It is snbjecred'to tbe action of tho flarao directly upon the point, The heat of tho fire soon melts the piece of gold, and the iridium is soldered to tho pen. Tbe blank has now but little tho appearance of gold, bolsg ef a decidedly coppery hue. This is soon set right by dropping it into cblorcbydric or muriatic acid, the color being thu3 teatored. The Wank is nqyr passed through steel rollers, so cesstrueted as Dot S to touch the point but to condense awl lengthen the rest of the pen. Itissurtherhardeeed'by hammering, thus producing tho spring so much like that of a quill. 4t Tho next process, catting tho blank tothe shape of a pen, is dono by a die in a peu,j;tmL Iar to the first mentioned. It is Ibeo starapfd with tho maker's name, this beieg tbe hit per formed on it while flat. It is now beat in a pecu liarly constructed die, aJd tbe iridium ti cat through by means of emery on a very tUtb'cep per wheel running with great velecity this starls tbo slit, which is then extended by means ef an other machine. The sides of the slit are Dew polished by a thin iron wheel with osseiy. thus making tbe sides smooth, preventing them from, catching on each other. The oulsides of the points are now ground (o .tin AasirtiA abnnn tvttri snttre nnm i ao.fr .anw wheel with a fiat surface, and the pen Is rtody for what is technically called "stoning. This operation is performed by rubbing tbe metal with what is called Scotch stone, which ipves a ttncsth surface and renders the work for tbepoluber much Ie33. BFf It then goes to tbo polisher, who.wjthMshocl' and rotten stone gives it the briht and smooth insido of the nibs arc made slightly roagh m or der to cause them to hold more iak than they othorwho would; tho points of tbe pcni aro ground perfectly smooth and even by means of emery on copper, and tbe pen is finished and ready for nse. Exchange. Bex Wade's Sea Yotage. -Sturdy oH Bi Wado" seems to bavo stood tbo voyage te'Sim Domingo very well According to all accounts, bt3 stomach was undisturbed during the whole trip. Ho mu3t hare improved, in a sea-faring sense, since 18C5. Daring the summer cf that year bo took a voyage down tbe coast to vtilt tbe South and improve bis berjth, but betoro ho had lost sight of Sandy Hook, however, he bgsn to experience the nauseating horrors of tbe briny deep. Next morning, a friend called at his state room to enquire how he was enjoying Mmsetf. "Enjoying hellT growled the venersblestateV man. "Is this what you call a pleasure trip? The next timo I want one like it, 111 'stay at homo snd take a dose of ipecac" During- tbe same voyogo, on a windy afternoon, a lady of tho party, happening to loso her veil overboard,; rain ed to Mr. Wade with tho story of bcrUouble. She was astonished to find that tho only consola tion that he was able to give, was to advise her to "hang on to her teeth and hair, or they would go next?' She however, attributed thiant ef gallantry to the pangs of unutterable agony whicl: sturdy Ben was snf&riog just then. We aro glad to know that be wasn't suffzricg this time. It raaik.it scfc . sore pleasant, cot only -fer Mr. Wade himself, bat for these who accozpanlad j him. Chicago JtefiuLIia The Pope's present resilience froa which his Holiness does not emerge la theicays con tains upwards of one timosaud two lendnd rooms, a chapel as largo as an ordinary sked church, with in abundance of coartyard surround lngit.