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THE SATURDAY PRESS.
SKWDPAl'Krt I'ini.ISllEI) WBKKI.Y
simrmrrtox
5'IVK DOLLARS a year, in advance
i. ,, rthr unit AriirrHitprf 111 sdrirerl Mr. Thns. rt
vrtiiuni llnslnett .Manse r
,. utter ror inc n.turnsy rrets inonin ucaaareetca
ho tli HATl KIMV I'HK'S "
Falling Leaves.
When winter winds nrc wailing,
Ami dentil rides im the ljrcc?o,
Willi Icy breath nRnnilltiR
The stark mid sapl(-M trees,
It Driec nt not to so
For HI their tlmotoillo
Ami with nil imtnru whither
'1 lio leaves that ronnd ns lly.
Bnt when tho day Is teeming
With lifo, find lore mid Iljht,
And in our path in beaming
llio sun-ray of delight,
It middens us to sto
O, 'lis a mournful thing,
They should untimely perish
The l'.itcs Hint fnll in Anting.
What llinnah young llfn has pirtrsl
l'rom Karth, ero stirinu luiit passed,
Or old and weary hearted
Ilylflds to winter's blast I
Grieve not but humbly bend
Submissive to tho rail
Nor scorn their Himplo teaching
'llio leaves that round ns fall.
The Days that Could not Be.
I)ep in tho vnle, nfar from every beholder,
In the Mnv morniiipx mv true lovo camo to inc.
Silent wo at. her Lea I npoi my shoulder,
I'ondly wo dreamt d of days about to bo i
Holtly wo talked of d.iyH nljout to bo.
Been in tho valo tho rain falls colder and colder.
JHfely sho sleem beneath tho kirkyard treo ;
Yet still I feel her hand upon my shoulder,
HUH, still I dream of days that could not bo,
HUH, still I weep for days too sweot to bo.
1JINAII JIUIjOCK UIIAIK.
Making a Bed for Mr. Lincoln.
Wo wero nt Hnrrison's Landing after
Iho rovoii days' fight, nnd, as may bo im
agined, foil pretty lndly.
Trno, tho linal nnd bloody ropnlso of tho
rebels nt .Malvern ilill hnd encored us up
somowlmt, lint it waK plain to onlistod tnoa
ns woll ns ollicors that tho occupation of
iitchrnond would navo to bo dolcrred for a
long time.
It was during our first wrok's occupa
tion of this proliiBtoric spot that I onjoyed
tho first and only opportunity I over had of
seeing President Lincoln, who visited tho
army shortly after its nrrival in order to
ascertain its exact condition and decido
upon itd futnro movements.
AH tho writor ol tins wns tlio orderly ot
JIajor-Oonoral Stunner, whoso guest tho
I'rosidont wns during his unci stay, ho had
moro than ordinarily good advantages for
observing his peculiarities, which, it is
needless to say, ho improved to tho utmost.
What first impressed mo nbout rrosidont
Lincoln was tho oxcossivo nwkwardnoss of
mil is figuro and tho fact that his clothes
didn't scorn to fit him. Tall, gaunt, and
ungainly, ho certainly looked liko a rail,
splitter going abont in his Sunday suit, or
au undertaker temporarily out of business.
This lntter rcsomblanco was intensified by
the melancholy character of his features
nnd tho coat, vest and trousers of fnnornl
lulack in which ho was habitually attired.
Tho expression of his faco was an odd
niiiL'l'i'P of shrowdnoss, sagacity, and na
tive kindness ; nnd, dospito the sadness,
thoro continually lurked about tlio corners
f his mouth gleams of qunint humor of
Inch nonu ot his picturos gavo tho slight
est indication.
Mr. Lincoln woro what was commonly
called a plug hat, and nlthoogh it may
have only been of conventional length, it
appeared to mo oxli-aordinarily tall. Al
though it may woll bo doubted if any other
species of hat would havo bettor becotno
him, I romoiubor thinking nt tho timo that
tho stovepipe added greatly to tho oddness
nnd grotcsquono ot Ins appearance.
Tho troops wero to bo roviowed on tho
day of his arrival, and I rotnombor tho
General was very much porplexcd as to
tho character of the President's mount, and
finally consulted him ns to tho kind of
chargor ho would prefer. I romomber his
ntiswur as plaiuly as if it wero only yos
torday. " General, " said ho, "any kind of a
qniot boast will do. I don't think I was
cut out for a cavalryman, nnd I am ufraid
a high-spirited war-stocd might provo a
little too much lor mo.
In tho General's stud was a little sorrol
ronro called Bonnio, tho soul of gontlonofcs
and good toinper, and ho nt ouco proposed
her for Mr. Lincoln's uso.
"All right," said tho Prcsidont; "I
gness tho maro will suit mo to a T ; be
sides among horses that sex is much tbo
easior to niauago. This remark, however,"
he added with a slight twinkle in his eye,
" doos not hold good of humanity."
Whon Mr. Liucolu was mounted on Bon
nio his appoarauco was moro peculiar than
ovor. Tho Httlo maro was not moro tlmn
fourteen hands high, and so great was tho
length of tho President's legs that ouco
fairly settled in his saddle his feot noarly
touched tho ground. As ho ruefully ro
raarkod, glancing at his extremities, " if I
wero only two inches longer, I think I'd
get oil' and walk."
Mounted by his sido on n splendid stal
lion, nrauoinir nnd roaring, and surrouuded
bv a brilliant btaff. General Sumner looked
liko a voritablo cavalior of old, whilo tho
Chief Magistrato of tho Republic, by com
tmrisou, had tho appearance of somo quiet
!co jntry parson who in ambling to moruing
service una lauou among muuury muu uy
mistake.
llowovor, tho onthusiasm of tho men for
tho plain-looking civilian was tromondous,
aud tho President was much pleased with
the review. Particularly was he delighted
with tho spirit of tho troops, which was
evidently much belter tuuu uu uau ex
pected. As ho rodo baok ho said to the General,
gleefully, " Tho boys eom as if thoy woro
wlllinrr to tro in again to-morrow," a souti-
oiit to wuicu tual omcor assoiucu.
After our return to camp tho Pro6idont
diued heartily, and toward evening wont
away to visit somo oilier gonorais.
IV Wild AUUUb u u uuw ,.. .
hon Gonoral Sutunor ordered mo to bend
is oolorod servant to him. This was a
prightly contraband, whom tho men had
luristeued Stonewall Jackson, but ou tho
rosea t occasion Stonewall bolied the
romptuess of his uumesako and was not
'orthoomiug.
As it turned out afterward, no bad been
ttraoted by the playing of the bauds of
omo New fork regiments about a quarter
f a mile on our right, and ot course could
ot leave whilo there was a horu blowing.
I g&r the General was getting anxious,
and finally ho spoke :
" Davis," he said, " do you know how to
make a bed 7" ...
I coufawad that my experience in that
line was somewhat limited.
" So is mine," aaid be, " but something
must bo done. I am expotiog the Presi
dent every aioraiot, aad be wtira early.
Aa that blaok rascal hasn't turned up, I
aupjKwe wa must try aad prepare bU bad
ourselyM." , , .
Tbe GmmmI bad Himteta fee owa
Saturday
VOLUME I.
cot for llio uso of tlio President, and wo at
onco proceeded to nrrnngo it ns best wo
could. Wo had hn, Jly gotten fairly un
der way when in walked .Mr. Lincoln.
" Hollo, Sumner," said lie, " making
your bed? This is tlio first timo I knew
thnt corps commanders acted as thoir own
chambermaids."
Tho General replied in tho snmo vein,
telling him thnt tho cot was for him, and
explaining tho circumstnncos under which
wo had fell obliged to do tho work of tbo
derelict Stonewall.
" All right," said tho President, good
humorcilly, ns ho took his scat on tho
camp-stool in the corner, " go nhcad, don't,
mind mo; I'll merely watch you nnd lako
tho lesson, so that if you over como to tho
Whito J louse I shall bo nblo to reciprocate,
should it provo necessary."
Wo wero gofting nlong nicely nnd had
noarly finished when suddenly an idea
boomed to striko tbo General, lio glanced
furtively out of tho corner of his eye nt tho
Prcsidont and thou nt tho cot. After re
penting the operation sovoral times I per
ceived his meaning.
The awful fnct had dawned upon him
that thero was a marked discrepancy in tho
length of tho cot nud the person who was
to occupy it.
In vain did wo roarrango tho blankets
and fiddle fuddle- with tho pillows tho re
sult remained tho satno. Tho man was
unmistnkably longer than the bed.
Mr. Lincoln had been watching lis close
ly and enjoying tho scone intensely. At
length ho seemed to tako pity on tho Gen
eral's perplexity and spoke.
"What's tho matter r" snid ho, as a
qtiizic.il smilo played over his features,
" anything wrong with tho bed?"
" I ntn afraid," said tho Gonoral, as ho
wiped tho perspiration from his brow, " I'm
nfrnid it's a littlo short."
"Or I am a littlo long," chuckled tho
President; " but can you fix it no way ?"
"I really don't seo how," returned tho
Gonoral, despondently. "It's very au
noying." " Well, I'll show you," said Mr. Lincoln,
good-humorcdly, as springing up ho seized
two camp-stools and placed thorn at tho
foot of tho cot. " Thoro, that will give tho
necessary six or eight inches. Just sproad
tho blankets over them nud overything will
bo nil right."
Wo did so, nud tho Gonoral, radiant with
delight, congratulated Mr. Lincoln upon
his ingenuity.
" Oh," said tho Prosidont, modestly,
" it's an old trick of mine. When I was a
country lawyer, traveling on tho circuit in
Illinois twenty years ago or moro, tho beds
woro uncommonly short aud had to bo
pieced out with whatovcr was handiest.
When Douglas and I stumped tho Stato
together I had to do tho samo thing at
least half a dozen timos. IIo (Douglas)
was never tired of mnking fun of it, and
told mo that whenever I left homo I ought
to tako my bed alotig with mo, and," con
tinued tho Prcsidont, musingly, " I rather
think ho was right."
On tho following night Mr. Lincoln was
not obliged to uso tho camp-stools, ns wo
tnannged to proouro a longer cot for him ;
aud doubtless tho wholo nlliiir soon passed
out of his momory, but for my own part
I shall always rotain tho liveliest recollec
tion of my littlo cxperiouco in presidential
bed-raaking. An yc-ctncss, in Motion
Times.
Ex-President Hayes and tho Temperance
Question.
Tho Minneapolis 2Ybune published an
extract from a private letter to its editor
from ex-Prcsidont Hayes, in tho course of
which ho makes tho following casual ro
marks in relation to certain published
statements, to which his nttoutiou has
been called, impugning tho consistency of
his tompornnco principles nud practice. Mr.
Hayes sayB: " With roforenco to tho mat
ter to which you call ray attention, I havo
only this to sny: Whon I bocauio Prosi
dont, I was fully couvincod that whatovor
might bo tho case in other countrios and
with other people, in our climate and with
tho cxcitablo, nervous temporameut of onr
pooplo, tho habitual uso of intoxicatiug
drinks was uot safe. I regarded tho danger
of tho habit an ospocially great in political
nnd ollicinl lifo. It seemed to mo that to
cxcludo liquors from tho Whito Houeo
would bo wiso and useful ns au example,
and would bo approved uy good peoplo
gonorally. Tho suggestion was particularly
ngreoabto to Mrs Hayes. Sho had been n
total abstaiuor from childhood. Wo had
novor used liquors in our own homo, and
it was determined to couliuuo our homo
custom in this respect in our official ros
detieo in Washington, as wo had dono nt
Columbus, I was not n total abstainer
when I became President, but tho discus
sion which arose over tho change at tho
Executive Mansion soon satisfied mo that
thero was no half-way house in this matter.
During tho groator part of my term, nt
least during thu last three years, I havo
hcou in practico as in theory a consistent
total abstiuotico man, and shall coutinuo to
bo so. All stntoinents, including tho ouo
you send mo, inconsistent with tho forego
ing aro untrue aud without foundation."
AViut Stanley is Doisq in Afuica.
Letters from Ziuzibar of tho 5th of Fob
ruary, report that Mr. Stanloy, who is now
engaged in placing steamers on tho upper
Congo, nud in making a road past (ho lei
lala Falls so as to roach tho navigablo part
of that rivor, for tho Uelgian Commercial
Company, of which tho king is tho largost
shareholder, has sent ngeutt. to Zansibar,
who havo engaged 72 natives for a term of
years to servo on tho Congo. These havo
been shipped to Capo Towu in the mail
steamer, and on thoir arrival a schooner
will he chartered to take thorn to tho Congo.
It is understood that tho Belgian llranch
of tho lutoruatioual Association will now
devote its euergy to furthering the object
of tho Commercial Company, aud for this
purpose a station will bo opened at Nyau
guie, in Manyoma, where the ivory trade
that uow finds ita way to Zauiibar, will be
turued to the west coast. Canhjf, Walt.
Mail.
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EDWARD PRESTON,
Attorney nnd Counsellor nt Law,
00 I'ort Ktri" t, Honclnlo.
1
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Metals, House Kurnlliln Goods, f'ruckery, Ulnss and
China Ware, 1'rdctlcal .MceUnlc. llonululr, II. 1.
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6 Xo. Ill l.lllluiNlrppt. If
A. W. RICHARDSON & CO.,
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Hoots, Shoes, Purnlshlna Ooods, Hats. Caps, Trunks,
Valises, I'crfunicrjr and buaps, Wiiltlioui Watches,
1'lnc Jewelry, etc., corner of l'ort and .Merchant bis.,
Honolulu, II. 1. I ly
M. DICKSON,
PhotoKTaiihto Artist,
1(M and JOI Fort Street.
Pictures of all sizes and kinds made to order, and
Frames of all descriptions constantly on hand. Also,
Shells, Corals, and curiosities of the 1'aclnc. " ly
X W. HOPP,
Cnbinot Maker, Upholstoror, Denier in
Furnituro,
Jfo. b9 King Street, lictwccn Nuuanti and Tori Streets.
Mattresses constantly on hand or made to order.
m
THOS. G. THRUM,
Importing find Manufacturliij; Stationer.
Now Agent. Book Binder, &o,,
Merchant Street, and Dealer In
Fine Stationery, Hooks, Music, Toya and Fancy Ooods,
1 Fort Street, near Hotel, Honolulu. ly
W. M, WENNF.Il. JOHN 8WENERZ.
WENNER & CO.,
Fort Street, opposite Odd Felloes' Hall,
Mnimfncturluu Jewelers, Diamond Setters,
Kmjraveri', aud Dealers In Jewelry ot all kinds. Shell
and Kukul Jewelry made to order, Orders also re
ceived and latlhfully attended to for nil kinds of Huir
Work in Jewelry or Memorial Designs. 1 ly
FRANK GERTZ,
,ffg BOOT AND SH OE MAKER
No. Si Merchant St., next to Thos. O. Thrum.
Ileitis null .Shoes Made to Order, of Ilttt Ma
terial, mid nt KciiHiiiihlc I'rlvcs.
Boots and Shoos mndo for Cash only
'iy
M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,
Importers nnd Wholosalo Doalorti in Gono
ral Merchandise,
2 Makeo's Ulock, tjuccn Street. ly
M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,
Forwarding nnd Commission Morohants,
SI I California St., San Francisco.
Special facilities for and partlcslar attention paid to
S consignments ot Island produce. ly
VOLCANO 33lOTJS3E3
oit,vrF.it or or icii. iii:..
W. II. 17ENTZ, MANAGER.
Plenty to cat. a ronsing lire, clean beds, and tho uest
attendance on thu Hawaiian Islands.
Visitors requiring any unusual display of volcanic
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In flue weather, and from eleven to thirteen In foul
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
S?Pft STEAM KNtSlfVES. SUOAK Mir.T.S
UmmL Hollers, Coolers, Iron, llrasaad Lead C-istlngs
Machinery of Every Description
W Made- to Order, -fi
Particular attention paid to Ship's Blackimithing
trt- JOll WOIUC sxectltedon Iheshartestnotlce. o8l ly
T. J. MOSSMAN,
Importor and Donlor in Crockery,
Plain and I'ecoiated Porcelain, Cut and Pressed Glass,
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, Chandeliers, Lamps,
Chimneys, Ktc. , ,
Fire Proof Store, cor. King and Nuuanu Sts., Honolulu.
--Jy
' E, COOK WEBB.1M. D
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(Lato Chief of Stair Homeopathic Hospital, Ward's
Island, N. Y.)
Offlco 00 Fort Street, ftpeclal attention to diseases of
women and children.
Olllce hours Untl 110 a.m. 2 to -1 r. m. 2 ly
0. BXOSLKKX. O, ENOLtSO.
G. SEGELKEN & CO.,
Xo. II Xuuanu Street,
Tinsmiths and Plnmbers. Doalors in Stoves,
Itanges, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, keep con
stantly on hand n full assortment of Tinware, Oalvan
lied Iron and Lead Pipe, India ltuuuer Hose, Ac., &c.
Sly .
MAX ECKART,
Watohmakor, Jeweller, Engraver and
Diamond Setter.
No. 0 Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu, All orders faith
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HIGGINS St JESSETT,
Nos. M and 61 King St.,
Carriago Builders, Trlm-afcjfc
mors, Painters, Vnrnisher M il ,
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41 mnT TltKET, IMrOHTCIl ANIl DCAl.Ktl IX I
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Vases, Lnlrl Wire Ware, Fancy boaps, Picture
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Cotton, Machine Oil. all kinds ot Machine Needles,
"Domestic" Paper Fashions, Sole Agent for tho uni
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J. .11, WIU'IAIIV, .11. ., . .. a
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Office In Hrewer'a, lllock, corner Hotel and Fort streets.
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I'urls,
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Medlciau. WaUlu flaaUtloa.
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Corner of l'ort and dursn Strsets Honolulu,
Lumber, Paints, Oils, Nails, Salt and Building
(soo.lt Material of every kind.
m:..i. ii. ,ti .si'iri,
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Hotiotutn.Oslni. 11. 1. 018 It
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A . IV . it I' S IB .
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Family U rocery and feed Store,
817 lyl to l'ort Strest.IIornlnln.
MRS. A. M. MELLIS,
Fnshionahlo DrcNH and Clonk Maker,
10 1 Fort street, Honolulu, II. I.
810 20 ly
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importors anil ltenlera In (lpneralMerctiRiidIsu,Oiieen Street
lloiiolnltijlnwidlaii Islands. 830 ly
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MERCHANDISE,
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.lour II. I'ATV,
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For tho States of Callfol nlit nnd New Vork.Offlco at the
flank uf IIMiop ,t Co., , Honolulu. ofeSH ly
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
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JNO. A. HASSINGER,
Agont to tako Acknowledgments to Con
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813 3 Interior Oftlce. Hon lulu. ly
ii. v.. .ticiiVi'Yici: Ac iiuo'i'iii;h,
GROCERY. FEED STORE and BAKERY,
Corner of King and Fort streets,
HONOLULU. 8VJty
U0BT. LEWKII1, C. X. COOKE
I. : W 12 St At CO0KE,
Successors to Leweiis & Dickson,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN LUMBER
And all kinds ot Building Materials,
Fort Street, B03 ly Honolulu.
lH.I.Iisj2HAr Ac CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Paints and Oils, and General filer-
chandl.e. .No. 37 Fort Street, Honolulu. I8ta ly
CLAUS Sl'llECKKLS.
wm. a. inwiN.
XV31. i . IKWIIsJ Ac CO.,
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
Honolulu. II. I. 607
i:. O. IIAI.I. A: son,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Dry Ooods, Taints, Oils and Oeneral Merchandise,
819-ly Cornerforland KlngSti.
A. W. PEIRCE & CO,,
SHIP CHANDLERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AOENTH )Olt
Brand's duns and Bomb Lances,
Perry Davis' Pain Killer,
S16-,l No. 10 Queen Street, Honolulu. ly
it. a. r. CARtia, r. c. jo.iis, Ua.
C. BREWER & 'CO..
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
813 Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. ly
C. Ai'O.'sl,'.
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in General Merchandise
And China Goods, In the Flte-1'roof Store, corner ol
Klngapd ymisnu Streets. hlo
u. e. Whitney. Established IBM. j, w. noaiiiTsos
WHITNEY & ROBERTSON,
(Successors lo II. Jl. Whitney)
Importlntj ami Manufacturing Stationers,
Publishers, News Dealers, Book
Binders and Paper Rulers.
13 ,t ill Merchant Street, Honolulu, II. 1. KM 50
CAST1.K Ac HATCH,
Attornoys o.t Xjet-vir.
W. IU CAST1.K, Nutary lubllc, attend all the
Courts of the Kingdom.
Particular attention raid to the negotiation of Loans,
Conveyancing, Collecting, etc. ) Money to lun on
Murtirnite.
Dltlci, i No. IS Kaahumanu street, Honolulu, Hawaiian
Islands. i6 ly
. W. .HACB'Altl.Arsi: Ac CO.,
JMPOKTEHS AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Roblusou's t'ire-nroof llulldlnx,
Qasn8trael, Honolulu, IX, I.
aaiMiH ros
The QUsrow aud Honolulu Line of Packets.
John Hay .t Co's Llrerpool sud Loudon Packets,
Tim WalKapii plaiilstliiu,
Tli 8rncur i'lanUllun, llllo.
llikHlau I'lantatlun, llllo.
illrrlscs, Tslt .t W'hi.oii, fiusr Msclilnsry,
The. PuuluitSliesp UaiichCotiipnY. 8 IT
IIY.H.l.X MHOIs,,
Importers of General Merchandise
-ritoit-
FUANQE, ENGLAND, G HUMAN V, AND
UNITED STATES,
No. W Merchant Street, Honolulu, H.I,
NIYMA 1IKOM.,
WEOLESALE GROOERS,
21andSia California Street,
NAN rKAXVIsCO.
fir- Particular attention uald to filling and shipping
Island orders. bOr y
PIONEER STEAK
Candy Manufactory and Balmy
X. XXOXIZST,
Practical Conftetlontr, Pattry Ccok d Xtksr,
818 Tl Hotel street, between Nunann aad Port, a ly
L. G. 8RES0VICH ft CO,
IMPOItTEKS AND DEALERS IK
FRESH FRUITS I. CALIFORNIA PRODUCE
ALSO
Nutt of ovory Icind
ALWAY8 ON HAND.
TxUh Eatrn OyiUn im tkt UmII
UCSiyXO X X1C8 ttSAUIB.
Press.
MAY 14, 1881.
ED. C. ROWE,
Honso ami SlRn Pninter, Paper Hnnrjor, &c
Mi ly Xn 107 King SlrertJlonoluln. 3
w.ii. .nuiNors,
Morolinnc TviDLsor.
BI7 yo sil I'nrtwt., heloie tlr. SlangenwAlil's. ly
I'll O.HAN I.AC'IC,
MACHINIST,
$f
Wst, III Tort NItppI, n p.
wir tollt Bllan.1 In alt ne.lasa In I ti a,
t,
rs. Mill IIIIViiU tunil OlUdSIII Mil
LOCK, GUNS GENERAL REPAIR LINE.
lie will give np.'cUt nttuutlon fo cleaning, repairing
anil regulsting waiving .Maehlnei, ami all other kinds uf
Light Machinery anil Jlelal Work of every ilescrlpilon.
Illacksmllhlitg, etc.
Al'U. on hand and tor sale cheap,
A Variety of Sewing Machines
Onus, I'lstnls. .Shot, Am mini 1 1 Ion.
Machine Oil, Needles, die, die, die.
pewlng Machine Inciters, lllnlera, and all other extra
nnd duplicate parts of midlines supplied on short notice.
JtW Heat Machine Twlsl.tin
Salt Agent In IMt Kingdom for
The riorence Sewing Machine, from 10 to SO.
Whilo Bewlnn Machine, from H to f7S.
Homo Shuttle SewlnB Machine, fiom f 14 tJ 33.
Ity Incluillnit all estrns tot ly
C3rxa.tvv7-, Tolly,
MANUKACTUHED OP
REFINED A. NO. 1 SUGAR
BV
IP. 3E3C O H. IsT,
Pratical Confectioner & Pastry Cook
33AZITI.V
Pionoor Stoam Candy, Factory
Lemon and Tamarind Byrnps always on hand
T ek m a, rinds
Tut up In A. Xo. 1 Hcflncd Sniars, highly
recommended for Sea voyages,
American, French, English
and
German Pastries
Made to Order at short Notice.
Wedding Cakos Ornamented
In the highest Stylo of Art.
Illcli fresh home made Chocolate Creams, Cocoanut and
Cream Candles.
Xo. 71 Hotel Nlrrot liol. Nllltnlill nml I'ort
fU ly qr
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
ExLATJ", AIIUIVAI.S,
ALarge Lot o DESCay
OF THE J,T.W OltOP. ALSO,
Whole and Ground Jiurley, Oats, Bran,
and Alfalfa Hay.
Wo carry the largest stock of Horse Feed in this
Kingdom, and we are always prepared to fill all orders
with accustomed promptness, and
AT LOW HATES FOR CASH.
fWGraln Ground to Order.jSEJ
Wheat, Corn, Cracked Corn, Oil Cnke, Middlings,
Mixed Feed, etc., always on hand.
113m LAINE & CO.
HONOLULU STEAM BAKERY,
R. LOVE II BROTHER, Proprietors,
NUUAXU SHEET.
Flint, Medium and Navy llrcnd always on hand and
made to order Also, Water, Soda and llutter Crack
ers, Jenny Llnd Cakes, Ac.
Ship llrcad re-baked on tho shortest notice. Family
Dread, made of tho Best Flour, baked dally and always
on hauu.
N. II. Itronrii Ilrenil nr tlio Best Qnnllty
. sjiy,
;. ;. coi.miArv.
BLAG KSMITH AND MACHINIST
Homo MiiipIiik:, 'nrrlneo IVnrk,
I'IiiiiIiiIIoii Miielilnory, Ac.
B09 Shop on King Street, next Castlo & Cooke's. ly
CEO. C. STRATEMEYER,
PRACTICAL SIUN AM) SHOW PAINTEK,
No. 88 Hotel St.. opposite Family Market.
847 Hi ly
H. M. MOORE,
(Formerly in the employ of Castlo & Cooke,)
Practical Job Printer,
NO. 104 TORT STREET,
(0cr Jlcllis' Store.)
80 813 All orders faithfully attended to. ly
THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1830.
Unlimited Liability to Stockholder.
ssels S31.S3A.1
Assets !3l,S3A,100
Iteserve i 0,7W,W0
Income for 18?Ji
Premiums received after deduction of re'ln
auranco
.$ 6,35,203
Losses promptly adjusted and paid hero.
18m IIINIItll Co., Aeeilta.
FIREMAN'S FUND
Insurance Company.
A Leading Home Company.
Assets, Juno 30th , 8707,307.17
Additional Cash Capital (now behif called In) 3M),Oul.0O
Total Asset $1,117,307.17
rpino lMIKMAl?SrUXl IKSUlt-
X ANOF. COMPANY bails its claims to Iho best
Iiatrnnage upon Its sound financial condition, reinforced
.v It HAalrt.. n. ...... lt.,1 .1.1. I. .... . llll...
dollars In assets; its eatenslve system of Agencies, In
suring It a Urge premium Income, without the neces.
suy ot ueavy ciiuceniraiiou or lines : us auncrenco o
the best principles and practices of Undemrltinei by
open, fair nnd clearly expressed contracts, and prompt
and equitable adjustment and payment of Icjltlinato
Ioses,
For seventeen years It has been favorably known as a
cnn.matlve underwriter, and during that time hat
paid over
11,000,000 IU LOSSES,
Tatilng triumphantly through tho heaviest conflarjra.
tlona Known iu modern history,
lilkWOf A Co.. AkouI.
13m Honolulu, 11. 1.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO.,
Or LONDON AND KDI.MJUHOII.
KSTAIJUHIIKD 1809.
CAPITAL ,777.. .... ... l,0ir,3IS
Accumulated aud liiToted Fund. il,3S,Iia
fBlllE U.MDEBSIONEU IIAVK HKES AP-
M. I'OINTKO AOUNTi for Hi. Ssn.lwkh I.Uudi.sod are
autborlied to laiura tgslnit Flra upon fsversblt tirms.
ltlitl taken In suy psrt uf ths Iilandtoo t tons sad IVoodsn
Bull. Hogs n4 nisrckanillis stored thtrsln, Dwslllog Houses
sad furniture, Tliul.r, Cosls, Ships In tisibor with r with
out tariross, or undsr repair.
0 ly KD. liairgCHUKQIIHCO
TUB
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
or BOSTON, MAIS
iMuaHPMiiA'reit. !.
7 ha Oldott Purely Mutual Lifn Inturanct Co, in
th't United States.
7olliUi iMUsd oa U Mt fs.Tors.bU Ttrau.
Eiawtlt fjrifM.rrfrltHr Pl
IMSURBD AO. Si VIUHS-OllD!NAKr UtK Vlk
I Annual prtmiou coallauss Policy 3 sears days
9 Annual (rsruluni coDlloass I'olky 4 ysars 1 days
S Aputal premium onilnass Putlc, 6 years 21 dais
4 Annual premium cooIIhsss Policy I ytsrslt days
t Aauusl sjrtBiliimsoBtlauM IMIcy 19 1 st 14 days
i 9xa.sVoo.ooo i
raM tkrli HalHla AftMir,
CAtTLI COOKI, AJINTt
it WM VMS WAWAUAsT IbAl(M. y
NUMBER 37.
Hnslon nn.inl or Uiiilrrwrltrrs.
4 Of-..TS Tor I lie. Iln.rnlliiii Islnnila,
J JIM C nilKWKllACO.
Pii.i.iilclptii.i Hoard of llnilcnrrilcrsi
4 (IKVTS ror (lie llnrrnllnii Islnnila,
'
2-iy p. iiRiiwr.n co.
i a. ;iiAr.i"i;ie.
A HUNT ofllremrn llnorit nftfiiilerirrKers,
J.V Asent of Dre.den llusnlef Un'lerwrltcrs,
Aaent ol Vienna Hoard Af UnJtrwrlters.
Clalmi ae;atnt Innranee Companies within the jurisdiction
of the abote Hoards of Underwriters, will hare lo tt eft
fled toby the sbo- stent .ornate them valid. fU ly
Insuniiico Notico.
rimr. aohnt piiii tiik huitibii pnr.
B tlltn Marine In. ursnee Company, (I.lmlted), list re
relrrd Initrnctloes lo r-iluce the rntes of Imursnce
between Honelulu and I'lirtn in the Psctfle, and Is now pre
pired to Usno I'ollcle. at the losreit rstes, with a special
reduction on freight per steamers.
Tltro. II. PA VIE,
1v J10 Aaenlllflt. For. Mar. Ins. Co Limited
TIlA.li S-,VTI.A.TIO
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III' IIAMIIIIIIO.
Capital of the Company A !tescrvc..ltelchsrnarkC,0OO.COn
" their lle-Icsurancc Companies " 10I,CJO,(XJ
Total Itelcltsmark 1C7,CVJ,0CO
NORTH GERMAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF IfAMItUIHl.
Capital of the Company A Ileservc. .nclchsmnrkSATO.OOO
'' their Ite-Insurance Companies " 3S,ain,000
Total Itclchsmark 13,830,000
e.rinvKi7.i:itiNJ'iii: i.i.oyd
RUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHAFT
OP WINTERTHUR.
Capital of the Company francs 8,000,000
mm.. i!.viF,iiHMiM:i.ir.Ni:it,i, .iii:xTf
m of tho nhnve thrco companies for Iho llaualian
Islands, nrc prepared to Insure Ilulldlnfrs, Furniture,
Jlerchnndlsennd l'rodnce, Machinery, Ac, nlso Sugar
and Illcc Mills, nud vessels In the harbor, against loss
or damage by fire, on tho most farnrable terms,
8.11 ly II. HAOKF1.I.I) A CO.
IIA?lllllltJIIIIKIMll.i's;
FIRE INSURANCE COMFANY.
rs.ni'. ii.sciir.itNiiJM-.n iiavimj nt:r,x ai.
M. pointed Ac.'nts of the above Company, nro pre
fared to Insure risks ntralnst firo on Nlmm and llrlrk
IiiIIiIIiilts. nnd on Mcrcli"lullxo stored therein, on
tho moit favornolo terms. For particulars apply nt tho
olllf e of 831 ly 1'. A. SOU AKFJ.lt A CO.
HAMBURC-MACDEBURC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
op iiAMfiuiia.
Bun.niMis. .Mi:ittjiiAMti.sn, iiiiim.
Tllltr. mirt Maclilnery Insured URitnst Flrnon the
most favorable terms.
A. J A !:!: t. Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
8dl ly
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
tMCo.rl.2io.
INOOnP ORATED, 1805
CASTLE & COOKE, ACENTS
818 For the llmr-illnli Islnmls. I
Insurance Notice.
Tim i'mi:iism;ki aiii: iiii:iAnEi
to write upon Merchandise, per first-class vessels
between this nnd tho Coast Forts, covering loss or
damage, if amounting to 10 per cent, or more, nn tho
sound value of the whole shipment at port of delivery,
upon favorable terms.
msnop A Co.
Agents of tho Firemen's Fund Insurance Company.
Honolulu,. Ian. SO, l&w). 818 3m
Rhonlsh Wostphallnn Lloyd
INSURANCE COMPANY,
or M. UI.AIII1ACII. Itlioulsb Frnuln.
Aachen and Leipzig Insurance Co.,
Limited,
or AAGIICX. (AIX.I,A.CII.vrEI.I,E.)
A I.I. Cl.AIMN llllt FAHTISJIII.AU AVKIl
AUK su.tslned by Oooila arriving here, and Insured
In tne above Companies, have to be made with the cog
nlzauee of and certified to by tho undersigned, In order to
e valid. (Sl.'ly) J. O. Ut, 1)15, Agent.
GERMAN LLOYD
Marine Insurance Company of Berlin.
1' o TITU N A
General lnsuranceCompany of Berlin.
THE AnOVE INMIUAJirE COJIFAXIFJ
havo established n General ARcncy hero, and the
undersigned, Ucneral Agents, are authotlicd to take
ltlsks ni;nliist Iho IlmiKen r the 8o" nt the
Jlost Iteasoiiiibl Ilntes, mill uu the
llou Fnvornblc Terms.
815 ly V. A. SCIIAKFElUt CO.. Oeneral Agents.
WILDER & CO.,
Atrruls for llie Ilnsvallttu Islnuils,
OF THE
Mutual Lifo Insurance Co.
OF NEW YOHK.
Largost, Safest and Most
ECONOMICAL LIFE INS. CO.
IN THE WORLD!
Assets ...(i880)...$9OfOOO,OOO
jO.XjXj OABXZ.
Now is a Good Time to Insure
None but Fint-Claia Hliks laken,
8f.-sik
ASTOR HOUSE
DINING AND
LUNCH PARLORS,
No. 70 uud iSMIotcl Street.
HARTIBROTHERS, Propriotors.
Board by tho Duy , Week or Transient
Cigran, Cigarette aud Tobacco,
Soda Water and other Iced Drink
Meals Served in First-Class Style
ATA(.LMOVBa.
HENBYJ.HAnT, MOD EMilS A. HART.
The Germania Market
HAN BEEN THMHsrUHLY KKNWVATEB,
and Is now constantly in receipt or the bstt ol
BEEF, MUTTOX, VEAL ANIl LAX1,
From Choicest Herd.
Pork Hantsces, llolojou. Head Cheese, German
Sausazes, Ac, always band, ss alto ths but of I'oultry
and Flan.'
Ovr Meats are al! cat and pot np In Eastern style. All
orders faithfully attended lo, and dtf ered la any part
ITfai y' UAUIT rX'HHADKK. Froprlstots.
"Va. o u it m Pumpw,
rntiK naKMMHiiK have stmt .
"i. OHIVKDperAiurTsrntr. frow Boston, a foM as;
soflsstat of tbsa mishitted Pumps, wolettars fsaiM
twdto bsebsstr and Uttsr than say ether suit ol
pump Imported. WsoalllssttnUos olta barlls
oiarly to lbs Vaeonm Pear, wkleh I lt catnpMasUiiJ
MdoraavvleW UMU4fiiafs.
MTIM UU OMSWISaOO,
H. HACKFELD&CO.
OFFER FOR SALE
INVOICES OF NEW GOODS
JUST 1SECEIVED rP.lt
"ATALANTA," FKOM URF.MES,
(To be followed by tho "Kale" anr 'lolanl,")
And por Stoamor, via Panamas
INVOI0E3 OP
The , Following; Ooods
Aro now In onr pomession !
DAUK BLUE DENIJIS :
New Prints, Stnr Pmls, tie..
Ilrown Cottons, I lorrock's White Cottons.A A B
Tnrkoy Hcd Cotton, Tickinos,
llluo Cotton Drill, Illne nntlPiincy FLANNEL,
Lnstincs, ItnllAti Cloth, Kenm,
Fnncy Wltlto nntl Ulnck DUES3 OOODS,
Jncqtinnl. ilolmlr, .Mouaselino, JiironetM, Ac,
UnrcRe, Cnrtnins, TJtmbreqnlnfl, Tnblo Covers,
Ac Ac. Ac. Ac.
TAILORS' GOODS:
Uuckskins, Doeskins. Co.itinRfl,DInRonalii,
I'rinteil .Moleskiim, Brown Cords,
Whito Linen Drills, Ac.
An Assortment of Shirts,
Woolen, Plnnnol nntl Cotton Mixed,
Merino nnd Cotton Undershirts,
Wool Jackets, Shawls, Ulnnkets, Towols, Ao.
HOSIERY:
Socks nnd Stockings, Balbrljjsftn,
Children's Ao.
Silk Ilandkerchtcfs, Poniards,
T. It nnd Pnncy Cotton Handkerchief,
Neckties, Wool nnd Silk lirnids,
Itlblfons, Thrcnd, lluttons, Ac.
India Rubbor Coats and Overalls '
Inncy nnd Toilet Articles s Plorida Wntor,
Ootinino Knu do ColoBnc, l'hllocotuo,
Combs, Tooth Brushes, Lnbin's Extract!,
leather DusterH, Harmonicas,
A iolin Strlnfis, 1'lavinB Cards.
Looking Glnssos, Vienna Chain.
STATIONERY:
Manila llopo all hIzps, Spnnynrn,;
Flax nnd llenip 1'nckiiiR,
Sugar ? Goal
Woolpnck, Burlaps. Sail Twlno,
India llubbcr Packing,
SADDLES Sydney and English.
Powder, Lead nnd Zinc Paint,
HARDWARE :
Fenco Wire, 1, f., G; IIoop Iron, Blvetfl,
Qnlvanizcd Iron Pines y( to inch.
Yellow Metnl 10 to IM oz., Nniis, Steel Ilailg,
Perforated BraeH, Buckets, Cutlery, Scissors,
Butcher nnd Pocket Knives,
ltnzors, Sheep Shears, Saw Piles, Ac.
CKOCKEKV In Assorted C'rnics. Also, ,
Dinner, BrenkfnBt nnd Tea Seta,
Bowls, Kico Dishes, Cups, Flower Pots.
GROCERIES:
Sardines. Vinegar, Durct's Olivo Oil,
Gortnan Sansngo,
Ultra Wash Blue, Blue Mottled Soap,
Table Salt, Stenrlno Candles, 17. Ac.
LIQUORS :
Bontellau Brandy, Gin, Bum, Alcohol,
St. Pnul's Ale, Mailer's Lngor Bier, Champagne. '
Ch. Farm untl Hidsicck Dry Monopole, Ac, '
Empty Demijohns, Market Baskets,
MoIubkcs nnd Tallow Barrels. ,
CEMENT :
Stockholm Tnr, Fire Clay, Fire Briclu,
Bed Bricks, Tiles, Slates, Boats,
Blacksmith's Coal, Stenm Coal, Ac.
ALSO-G STEAM CLAK1F1ERS,
AND
Pianos from L. Neufeld, Berlin
FOIl SALE BY
II. HACKFEI.D CO.
8iT 1
WILDER tt CO.
Importers and Dealers in
LUMBER
AHD
BUILDING MATERIALS !
Or ALI. KINDS.
JUST RECEIVED
-EX-
LATE ARRIVALS!
SEVKnAL
LARGEAND WELL-SELECTED CARGOES
I
coMrnisiNO
ALL 2JIE USUAL S100K SIZES
IN
SCANTLING.
TIMBER, FLAHI, BOASDI,
FENCI1Q AHD PICKET!
ALSO. OPT H AND
A Moit Complete Bteek of
DRY REDWOOD!
Scantling j Plank, surfaced and rough, ,
Hoard, surfaced and rough j Battem,
1'ickoU, Ituitlc, Lattice, Ulapboard,
AUD, IU HOCK,
k FINE ASSODTMT OF WALL PAPER
I.ATKMT DTYUS. V
MAILI, L00K1,
sum. moil, ?l,
10LTI. HOBXWI. Wi
rf
Paint andWhitwah BrualYsM.
WHITE UCA,
wain uxo.
aiht mvu
NR1LU0 AND OTUI PAUVTI!
Class,
alt,
Flrsws4,
DOORS SASH BLINDS
A IX
Blank Books, IdRcrs, Journals,
Day BookH, Cony nnd Iteceipt Books,
Gold Ix-af. WltAl'l'lNO I'Al'EK,
Snnerior l'rintinc Pnner. two sizes.
1
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ii
Of tern and aalKernla Mk.
I'M HUE IN tniTITUtf Tt If IT J
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