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THE SATURDAY PRESS.
Saturday Press.
t(
Pioneer"Line
ANKWsrAPKIt I l" II M Mil K I) WEEKLY
iuisd itsjcntrrtos
flVE DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Fi-el;n lulu, tlpti m fr.im $. ii. r Mi.ae
FROM LIVERPOOL.
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Cording to rlriilnsllnn.
!',..,.,.,n.".,, ,n'1 J'll" "HI r..!drcsi TIIOS. II.
THItl M, -Vans;u.
All matter for the atitnlay I're's should be addressed
ti the -riATUIDAY I'ltKiS '
Reminiscences of Honolulu. No 17.
On uiyrottirn to Honolulu in December,
1818, after n ntny in Cnlifornin of nearly n
yenr, the iirinciiml chnnye 1 noled wns
the nhseiicf of ninny fnniilinr fnces. This
m irticuliirly notable in n small com
munity like ours, where nt that, time overy
lly knew everybody else. The gold fever ,
hnd irevniled extensively all over the
Island, but particularly in the capital, i
and about every man who could get iiwny
hnd either gone or wns preparing to go. !
The law then required that omt.v one ;
going away from llio country as a passen
ger must advertise liw intention m to do,
for three weekH in tho government news
paper. There had been one hundred and
twenty-live Mich publications in tho
l'tilynuhtn to December 1st, and many
moro hnd got away either by shipping as
seamen or "stowing avay." The lover of
emigration to California increased in tho
following year, so that Honolulu by July,
18-1'Jj was comparatively deserted of
foreigners, and a good many natives also
went. Every vessel doparting for San
Francisco was crowded with passengers
during in the first six months of that year,
and there were several instances of parties
undertaking the voyage in decked wlmlo
botits nndothor small craft. Some of theso
arrived over safely, after great hardships,
and some were compelled to return td
port.
The year 1518 also saw tho introduction
of three diseases from abroad the
measles, inlluonza and whooping cough,
which it was estimated carried oil' in two
years about twelve thousand, or one
eighth of tho nntivo population. In
October, 18-18, died the young chiefs "Wil
liam Pitt Leleiohoku (son of Kalaimoku,
tho Premier under Knahuiunuu, and hus
band of Her Highness Keelikolani) and
Mose.sKokuuiwn, Json of Gov. Kekuauaoa
imd Kinnu) and laiminaauaot a ward of
Queen Kalama. Kauikeaouli and his
Queen were both sick with the measles,
and narrowly escaped death. Both the
young chiefs Moses and Leleiohoku were
inclined to be "fast."' Tho former was in
tended by tho King for tho position of
Goernor of Kauai, had he lived; and tho
latter by his rank as u high chief was said
to hnve been looked upon by Kekuanaon
with jealousy, as a sort of rival to his own
eons, ,Mo.es, Lot and Alexander.
Honolulu experienced a sensation on
tho liith of October, 1S18, on tho arrival
of tho British schooner Amelia, with a talo
of mutiny and murder. She had left
Mazathm early in September for China,
her principal hiding being tho sum of
$UOO,000 in specie. Her Captain was named
McXnlly, and she had as passengers a Mr.
Cook and wifo and a female servant. Tho
most of the crow wore Mexicans. On tho
3rd of October, at night, three of the crow
(Moxicans) attacked nnd killed tho second
otlicer, and the Captain and Mr. Cook
going on deck to ascertain tho cause of
tho noiso made by tho murderers, wore
staulnd nnd thrown overboard. Tho first
officer was served the same way. Tho rest
of tho ship's company submitted to the
mutinoi rs without a struggle, nnd thoy nt
once toi k possession of tho money, which
thoy div tied. Thoy found Rome baskets
of wine, and proceeded to feast and
enrouso jii tho cabin, forcing tho unfor
tunnto wi men to sit at the table with
thein. Mi antime Foveral of tho crow con
spired to rctnko tho vessel, tho two most
nctio in tho enterpriso being mere lads,
John Smith, a native of Rotterdam, and
Thomas Or nnon, of London. Tho others
with them were Thomas McDonald, an
American, ai d Win. Peterson, a Norwegi
an. They watched their opportunity nt
night, October -1th, when two of tho mur
derers wero asleep on deck and tho third
keeping watch, and attacked them with an
ax and the pump-brakes. Tho sleeping
ones nover knew what hurt them, ami tho
other they threw overboard after a short,
sharp struggle. Boing now in possession
of the vessel, they tried to get back to tho
Coast, but tho wind being strong and un
faorable, they ran before it for tho near
est land, which was theso Islands. Gan
non and McDonald wero tho only ones
that knew anything about navigation, nnd
John Smith took the command. They
cnnio to oft" Honolulu on tho 12th without
nccidont. Tho money was all recovered,
and was stored in tho Custom House, by
Consul-Gonoral Miller. The lads, Smith
nnd Gannon, were looked upon as heroes
by our community; nnd bo they wero,
posseting in huge degree that quality
that always goes with truo bravery
modesty. Tho AiHtliii was refitted here,
and sailed in a month after her arrival for
Hongkong, in command of Capt. Thomas
Lindsay, who died there.
In the- summer of 1818 commenced n
series of complications between the Hnw
iiiinn Government and the resident for
eign diplomatic agents -particularly that
ot rranco wnicn cumuiuueu in uio
Pionch invasion of August, 18-1!). William
Patrice Dillon, the Ironch Representa
tive, was, as his name would indicate, of
Irish parentage, though born and edu
cated in Franco. Ho claimed to be n thor
ough diplomatist; and if a love of contro
versy and hot water nru the necessary con
comitants of a diplomat, then ho assuredly
was one. He fuueied that Dr, Judd, the
acknowledged head of tho Government,
was grown jealous of Mr. AVyllie, whom
the Doctor had made Minister of Foreign
Affairs; and having himself r morbid
nntionnl jealousy of English inlluence,
which ho considered persouilied in Wyllio,
he undertook to junto a breach between
the two -Judd and Wyllio. He wrote a
cunningly worded letter to Uio former in
August, 1818, in which wero disparaging
remarks respecting Wyllie, with whom,
howovor, tho writer continued apparently
ou good terms, lu this letter ho hinted
that Mr. Wyllio wits intriguing to destroy
Dr. Judd's iutluenco in tho government,
nnd to upsut the prestige of Aniericuus
with tho King; and ho suggested that it
would bo better to get Mr. Wyllie out of
office on the principle, " When the duvil
attempts to kill you, Iw Iwfoniluind with
him, nnd kill tho devil it you can." Hut
the wily diplomat mistook his innu, for
Dr. Judd promptly laid the letter Iwforo
the Privy Council, and it ot courso fell
into tho hands ot Mr. Wyllio, who was not
unturnllv pleased with such portions as
tl.tcn. ". f- Wvlli.. is intriizuiui? willi
other persons to doatroy tho imlopoudonco
ot tho Islands nnd tuako thorn over to
England." " Mr. Judd call take charge of
tho Foreign Department j Mr. Paty should
be made Minister of Finance; Mr. Bates,
should be Undor-SecroUiry o( 1'oroign
delations; and Mr. Judd nud Mr. Dillon
between them, could select a now Col-lector-Generul."
&c, &c Tho ill-will bo-
VOLTLMU Tl., NO. 18.1 HONOLULU, H.
Iweon Mr. Wyllio and the French official
wns thenceforth vigorously cultivated in
innumerable dispatches until each beenmo
irritated to the utmost.
Menntime Mr. Ten Eyck, tho U. S. Com
missioner, hnving at the outset of his
official career made an unfaornble im
pression on the Ministry by his active nnd
zealous support of the claims of Ladd fc
Co. against the government, took no pains
to conceal the feelings of contempt which
he evidently entertained for the King's
advisers. A blunder committed bv tho
Ministry nlout this time, (the fall of 1818)
in sending Theodore Shillnbor to Califor
nia ns H.M.'s Special Commissioner, to
endeavor to effect with Gen. Mason (tho
Military Governor) "a provisional ar
rangement on tho basis of n perfect recip
rocity of ilags and import duties," thus
apparently ignoring tho Commissioner
hero holjed still more to widen the
breach. Mr. Ten Eyck resented what ho
considered amounted to nn insult to him
self; and Mr. Wyllio declared that tho
proposed "arrangement" wns stipulated
to bo ''subject to conceit with the U.S.
Commissioner nnd approval of the Amer
ican Government," and that no slight or
offense was intended. Mr. Ton Eyck re
torted that ho would not do tho "King's
Government tho injustice to suppose them
ignorant of the fact that a Military Gov
ernor ot California had no authority to
make n commercial treaty with a foreign
power, while he, tho Commissioner, was
clothed with full ixiwers in that regard.
But tho whole thing came to naught, ex
cept that ilgao Shillnbor a semi-official
status and nn opportunity to spend some
of this Government's money in San Fran
cisco, and helped to widen "the brench be
tween the Commissioner nnd the Ministry.
Tho " Sandwich Islands News," which
after tho closo of tho first volume was dis
continued for a time, was ro-issued in
18-18 by E. A. Rockwell, a strolling printer
who had como here in a whaleship. Ho
was a fnir paragraphist, but tho most of
Urn editorials wero written by foreign
residents, who, for various reasons, wero
opposed to the Ministry. The new vo
lume, which continued until April, 18-10,
was printed in a thatched building ou
Fort Stieet, whero tho "Enterpriso Mill "
now stands. Tho lenders of the opposi
tion during the first year of the "News"
Abell and Brinsmnde both left for Cali
fornia, but tho succeeding writers for
tho paper kept up the attacks on the Min
istry with unabated bitterness nnd persis
tency. The use in editorial articles in tho
"News" of some peculiar turns of expres
sion in tho discussion of questions upon
which tho Government and foreign repre
sentatives (Dillon, Miller and Ten Eyck)
wero at variance, aroused tho suspicion
that tho latter wero in tho prnctico of
themselves contributing to tho paper. In
order to prove tho justice or otherwise of
this susmcion on the principlo porhaps
that had been suggested by Dillon, nbout
dealing with tho dovil -the mistako or
rather blunder wns committed by tho
Government of surreptitiously gotting
possession of a lot of manuscripts from
the office of tho "Xows." Theso wero ab
stracted by James Peacock, a printer em
ployed on the paper, tho bribe being tho
sum of 300, and tho go-between one
Rogors, tho Customs Guard. Tho fact
that these manuscripts wore in tho posses
sion of tho government, nud tho modo in
winch they lind been obtained, wns soon
noised abroad, and created a great excite
ment in this little community. There wero
nbout n dozen different papers editorials,
communications, and correspondence
from California, in different hands, but
several of tho most objectionable iu touo
to tho Government were in the undisputed
handwriting of the American Commission
er, Mr. Ten Eyck. H. L. S.
WE HAVE ON HAND,
ANI AUK CO.NNTA.Vn.Y KKCKIVI.NU
CALIFORNIA
Hay, Bran, Oats.
Corn, Wheat, Oil Cako Meal,
Mixed Feed, Cracked Cora.
Whole and Ground Barley &c.
Which wr will sell FOR. CASH, loner than any
other ilrm kl town. No ll' TKUI.V ctiftnm saltcltrd.
Wr hjLr recelretl ex Kalakaua, of I'utmitn .t Co.'
1'alent Spring L'arls. uhkharclu great demand; these
carts nrr Ulterior tnnnythlnj: of the klml heretofore
ween here. Telephone. No. 147,
Ml 3m LAINK CO.
Just Received,
-AND-
IF o r Sale
Bbls. Columbia River Salmon,
Extra Nice.
Bbls. Skeena River Salmon,
Largo Rod Fish and Fat.
llf bbls Frazcr River Salmon,
packi:i
For Family TJo.
Rbls of INaas River Salmon,
Bright Rod, Full Woight.
Bbls. of Plantation Salmon.
SALMON BELLIES
i'A'Kt:i to tmncR,
E. O. McOANDLESS.
Honolulu, rirpl a. trtt ST 3m
BANCROFT'S
Oftlco and Tocket lHnries for 188'.'.
IM-rn. S, S. (juislloii Hooks,
Scholars and Tichers Editions for IM3.
Uoipcl Ilymus, tuu. I,aud3, couiblnt wlitior with
out Muilc, for sale it
bttltn C7In
TIIOS. 0. Tlini'M'S.
Clearance Sale of Pipes,
Tobacco. Ac.
rPHR UXJKI.SIOXBD IXTKXDS
1 lo Closa uut Iht KNTIUIS STOCK of Tobacco,
Clfrrtls, Pipes, aud SDioktrs' Sundries on hnd at
early data.
At Cost for Cask.
S 10t Kl lot
MUS. T, LACK, Pi ft street.
II. W. SEVERANCE.
Hnwnllnn Con.nl & Comml.nlon Merchant
7 aim.'lllinUl ,('!., Itooni No. 4, lj
J. M. DAVIDSON.
Attorney at liw, No. 13 Kaahnmanu Btreet,
IIOSOMLt. fis ,
J. M. OAT & CO., SAILMAKERS,
llakce'i Flrr-Proof lllw.k,
Honolulu, II .
-a rig of all tie crlpilon. mule anil repaired.. 1
J. NOTT & CO..
Importer and Drnlnri In Stovem, RinRr..
.Metal. Ilntie Kutnl.Mn? (lomln, I'mcLtijr. lll. and
Chilli Wire, l'r.Lllciil Mecl.anlo, Honolulu, II. 1
My J
CHAMPAGNE CIDER MANUFACTORY
AND GROCERY.
6 . l:i l.llllnt stiert. lj-
JNO. It. BROWN."
Inspector of Woight nutl Menauret,
IUJ UeretanU Street,
$ Order, ran he left at Police Hlatlnn, Cm
A. W. RICHARDSON & CO.,
IMIIJUTini AMI lKALKlia IX
lJoot". Shoe., Kurntfhlne (Iood, llat, Cap, Trnnkn,
Vull.f., l'erfunitr and yuop, Multhnni Iche,
1-liu'Jewelrjr, etc., romcr of 1-orl and -Merclnnt st
llonululii, ll, I. i lj
M. DICKSON,
PhotnsrapUlc Artist,
Wi and 101 Kort Street.
Pictures of all lie and ktnd made to order, and
Fiauiei of allde.rrlptlonr couiiautljr on hand. .Mo,
Shelln, t'uialK, and iuribltlc or the l'acthc. i 1)
S. MAONIN,
Importor nnd Dcnlor lu Dry nnd Fancy
Good. Boats, Shoo., &i.
AttheUreat Kn.Ii-rn store. No. vi turl M Honolulu
Mly
L. W. HOPP,
Cnhinot Mailer, (Jphnlaterer, Dcnlor In
I'nriiltiiro,
No. SH Kins Street, letwecn Nuuauu and Fort Streett.
tatlre-u cuiiDlauily ou huud ur made to order,
sMy
TIIOS, G. THRUM,
IinportlnR nutl ManuracturlitR Statlouor.
Now.. Agent, Book Binder, &c.
Merchant strict, and Dealer In
l-'lnn Stationery, llooki, Miiflc. To and l'ancy Uoodi,
1 fort Slrcil, near Hotel, Honolulu. It
TRANK OERTZ,
g BLOT AND SH O E M A KER
No. II I l'ort St., opposite Pantheon Stable,
num. nud hliiic. Muilo lit Onlcr, tr 1141 31 n
U'rlHl.iiiul al ICeji(iiillv I'rlvc1.
Boots and Shoos made for Cash only
s ly
M. S. GRINBATJM & CO.,
Importors and Wholosalo Dcnlor In Gene
ral Morcuondiso,
S Jlakec'i, lllock, tjuecn Street. ly
M. S. GRINBATJM & CO.,
Forwardinr; and Commission Merchants,
21-1 California St.,t?.iu KraucUcn.
Special facilities fot nnd partlcslar attention paid to
2 coualgnment of Island produce. ly
VOLCANO 3EHOXTSE3
CKATIIll OT OF KIIi.tUEA.
W. I. LKNTZ, MANAGER.
Plenty to eat. a ron.lnc lire, clean bcdK, and the het
attendance on the llanttitau Inlands
Vlrllori. requirln; any unuitujl display of lolcanlc
action ulll kindly pie tunayer at le.ii.1 ten days notice
In line weather, and from eleven to thlrtccu lu foul
iy
T. J. MOSSMAN,
Importer and Doaler in Croekory,
Plain and Uccurated 1'orcclatn, Cut and Pr..ed 01ai ,
Slher Plated Ware, Cutlery, Chandcllere, Lamps,
Chimncy, Klc.
Klre Proof btore, cor. Kin;; and Nuuauu Sts., Honolulu.
i2l
FKANK 11. AUSTIN ic CO.,
Commission Merchants and For
warding Agents.
Office '. 20 C'nlirorniii St., Snn Francisco.
Cnnnlsnmcnti from thn Hawaiian Islands desired.
The Heat Prices Warranted, anil bales Uuaranleed.
y;t 4 ly
A. M. HEWITT,
Freight nnd General Shipping Clerk.
ir .MI order left at K. P. Adams' Auction Ituoinwlll
tij he promptly attended to. 3m
E. PONTOPPIDAN, M. D
Oculist. Physician and Snrgoon.
Eye Disea.ei. a Specially. HeildenceandoiHce 1.17 Fort
treetanil Chattlain I.anc(.Mrs. Chase's).
Oftlco hours! 10-u a. . aiid2-4 r. x. M 3mle
O. dEUCLKCX. b. ENUUNO
G. SEOEIiKEN &. CO.,
No. ?Nnniui Streel,
Tinsmiths and Plnmhers, Dealers in Stoves,
ICauces, Tin, hheet Iron and Copper Ware, keep con
stautly on hand a full assortment of Tluuaie, Gahan
Ucd Iron and Lead Pipe, India ltubher Hose, Ac, c.
i ly
MAX ECKART,
"Watchmahor, Jowellor, Engraver nnd
Diamond Setter.
No. 6 Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu. All orders faith
fully ciecnttd. 3J ly
HIGGINS & JESSETT,
Nos. M aud !i Kluc St.,
ifglsr-a-t-. Carriage Doilders, Trim-Bi
jECE2mCrs,Piutors, Varnlsher. 23
All kinds of Repairing attended lo, und Z'y." work
guaranteed nt Low HaU-s. 8 ly
A. Is. SMITH.
41 rniiT utiiekt, mronTEn ANnunALrn tt
Merlden Qnadruplo Plated Ware, (llassarr, Klnc'a
Combination Spectacles and K)e (ilasi.es, llrackets.
Vases, Luslral Wire Ware, lancy snaps. Picture
Krames, Vnenliolm' Pocktt Kuhes, Scissors, Pis
tols, Ponder, Shot and Ammunition, Clark's Spool
Cotton, Machine Oil. all kinds of .Machtno Needles,
"Domestic" Paper patulous, Solo Agent for the uni
versally acknowledged
Xtiltht Running Dotnoatlo Souring Machine
WM. McCANDLESS,
No. O, iiuein Mrt-ol, 'll Market,
De ler In Choicest llecf. Veal, .Mutton, Pish, etc.
Kamlly aud Shipping Ordeia earefully attended to.
1. lie Stock furiilsueil to vositls at short notice, aud
Vegetable of all klml. supplied to oMer. tl lyr
CHAS. BREWER & CO.,
U7 llllby Ml., Iluslon,
Agents of Hawaiian PacsetJ,
General Commission Agents.
Special attention civi-u to the purchasing ut Hoods
for the Hawaiian trade. Freights at tlm lowest rnte.
M ly
C. E. WILLIAMS,
Importers Manufacturer, Upholsterer)
and Dealer in Furniture of Etcry Description. Fund,
ture Ware Itooms. No, til Fort hlrcel. Murk Shop at
the Old bland on Hotel Stn-ct.
txT All Order. Promptly Attended to. 13 ly
u. K.vruiTxsr. Established IBM. j. w. noainiiox
WHITNEY & ROBERTSON,
(Successors to II, 11. Whitney)
Importing and Manufacturing Stationer
Publishers, News Dealers, Book-
Binders and Paper Rulers,
PJ 4 21 Merchant street. Honolulu. II, 1, MS 30
maxxop eta oo.,
BANKERS,
IIOXOI.UI.U HAWAIIAN I4I.AKUM
Olt.WV EXCI1A.M1U ON
IHE BANK OF CU1F0RNII, i s : : SAN FMNdJCO
kXO TIKIU aotxia U j
Hiw Voik,
Hu.lou,
' Perls,
Aurhlaud,
TalEOKUNTAt lANK CORPORATION. : : ; ; 10N00N
san lima iPusrlM ix
Haws; KuiiKi
Byiliiy,and
Melkeiinit,
And transact a Oeneral Uapklnt Business. K ly
FLOUR! FLOUR!
GOI.BK.N IT; RXTBA rASIIS.T. COS
' OUAPO, OIIAKAM Ac, ic. All n.v.aud frrsh
rrritiAi.K hy
i SOLLKS A CO.
I, SATURDAY DECE
EDWARD PRESTON,
Attorney and Connanllor nt Law,
ly tt Kort Stteel, llonr.lnlu. 1
ED. C. ROWE,
Home, mnl Sign Painter, Paper Hanger, Ste
Mi It Nu 107 King Ktreet. Ilonnlnln. t
wii,ii:it Ac' :o..
Corner of I'ort and One en Steel, lloiiojnln,
I.nmber, Faluti, Oils, Nalli, Salt and Building
SJlyM atnrUI of tivri rJc I n d,
I'. A. MC'IIAIiri'.BC Ac .,
Importors A. Commission Morohnnta
7.t
Ilonclnlu, llanallaii l.lnnil..
ty
. !. I,.TII(.'.S, ,11. .,
srilOEON AND HOMEOrATHIC 1HYBIC1AK.
Onice-Corner Port and llerelanta Sis., Honolulu.
IJ. 1. A1,V.1I.M,
Auctioneer nnd Commission Merchant,
'!; IJtieeii Street. Honnlulu. ly
Ills. ItOI l'X'BII.Al.l;!! Ac ;
IMPORTERS AMD COMMISSION MEKCHASTS
"9-Vt HnnnlitlajOJiii,JhI. w
JOHN RUSSELL,
Aa'Toitiwii-y av 3jyvr
81 , 3.' Merchant St.. cor, of Pott Si. 810 ly
T. T. LENEHAN & CO
Importers nnd Commission Merchants,
Mi Nuuann .itreei, llonuliilu. i
A. N. (JIJH.IIOIIA Ac ;,..
tHrollTnilB AHII IIKAIEII9 IY
Oonornl lUCorohaiicilsio,
85U Corner tjaeen and Kaalitiinnun Slreels. ly
Al. ai.VCIfcl'Bll.la Ac Vi.,
OENERAh COMMISSION AGENT ,
811 'iiccii Slrret, Honolulu, II. I. ly
A . ts . it ; N II .
GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER.
Pauilly Grocery and Peed Sloie.
8' 'T W Port Street, Honolulu.
MRS. A. M. MELLIS,
Fashionnblo Dion nnd Clonk Maker,
101 Port atrcet, Honolulu, II. I.
SHi ai ly
noi,i,i:s Ac co.,
Ship Chandlers nnd Commimon Merchants.
Importers aud Dealeisln Urmral Jlirchamllse, Queen
M' M llnniilulii.il. 1. y
a. .tl. U'iiik-a:v, .. i . i. m.
Dental Koomi on Fort Street,
Ofllceln Drcwer's.llli.tU, corner Hotel and Port elreets
IHI ly l.ntiunce. Hotel htieit.
;;, a i, ni(..
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
.NOTARY" PU1IMC,
And Agent for tnklni; AikiioHtedginrntsof luslrnments
for llio Island of onhu.
o3!) Xn.H Ktaliuinaun St.. llniuilnlu, II. I. ly
i.ai.i; Av :)..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Importers of and Dealcurs In Hay, tlralu, and
III Ucneral lToiltice. Honolulu. Ii. 1. ly
JOIIA '1'. i A'A'l'.UlsOl,!:.
IMPOhTER AND DEALER IN OENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
877 Queen Streel, Hunoliilu. 11. 1. iy
JNO. A. IIASSINGER,
A;ont to take Acknowledgment to Con-
trncts for Lnhor.
17U 3 Interior OnUe. lion luln. ly
ii. :..iioi.ivai; a. JiitoTiii-;u.
GROCERY. FEED STORK and BAKERY
Corner King aud Port Streets, Honolulu.
Kll ly
i:. O. IIAI.I. Ac lOA,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Dry Goods, Paints, Oils and tlencral Merchandise,
HI ly Corner Port und KIiir Stf.
11. A. r. CAUTEIl.
c.jo.vr.s , jn
C. BREWER & CO..
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SI'J
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
ly
HOAT. LEWEns. C. M. COOKE.
1. 1: v k it m Ac j ti i: .
Successors to LEwens & Iiicksox,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN LUMBER
And all kinds of llulldluf: Material,
Port Street. b.V) ly iionoln I n .
S. M. CARTER.
Agent to take Acknowledgments to Con
tracts for Labor.
OITlce at P. M. S. Dock, Hspl.-inade, Honolulu, II. I.
B-U 1& ly
lll.l,I.A4IiA.l Ac CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN IIA
ARE
Cutlery, Dry (ioods. Paints and Oils, and General
jicrtnauuise.
819
No. 37 Purl Street, Honolulu.
iy
claus aruECXKLs.
wm. o. inwiN.
W.U. U. IKWin A CO.,
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
Honolulu. II. 1. c&'J
,n. it. uiiimiiAiiiii Ac. co
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Pashlouault. Clothing, Hals, (Japs, Hoots, Shoos,
and nvery variety of (leuilemcn'a Superior Pumishiui;
tiuods. Store lu -Malice's Block, Queen Slut iloiio
lulu. 11. 1. M5 yl
A. W. FEIRCE & CO.,
SHIP CHANULEKS U C0a.MISSI0l4 MERCHANTS
AGENTS Hill
Brand's (luna and Bomb Louces,
Perry Darla' Pain Killer,
810 I No. IU Queen St., Honolulu, ly
CANTJ.U Ac HATCH,
Attorneys n.t Xjcvw.
Vf. II, CASTLE, Notary Public, attend all
lue Courts of tho Kingdom.
Particular atuullnii paid to llio ut cutlulloti of Loans,
Convryauclui;, Colkclln;1, elc. Utr .Monty lo loan ou
Mortcaue.
UMice, No. 15 Knahnmanu Street Honolulu, Hawaiian
Islands. n.ta ly
i'iii:o. ii. i)Avii:.i.
I.1TE JtNlOX, (ItlEEN Js Co.
IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Ao jtiiENT rnn
l.lojd's and the Liverpool Underw liters,
Uriilsh and Porelen .Marine Insurance Comiisny,
And Northern Asburanru Ui.mpan). uKm ly
1. N. CASTLE. J. B. ATHSItTU.S.
C.VMTI. Ii Ac COO 14.11.
SHIPPINO AND C0HUISSI0N MERCHANTS
fMPOUTEHS AND
Doalors in General Merchandise,
No. bO Klu: blreet, Honolulu. II, I.
AOKNTS POIt
The Union Insiirancn Company of San Pranclsco.
rue new r.ugiauu; i.ue uisurancn uomptny, ikmioii.
Tho Oieeou 1'jrWel Line
Th Kol.ala Planltllon,
Dr. Jayuu A Sun's Cilelir.it'
ed Mrdlelnt-..
i ne iisii.ii riautaiion,
WalluLu Plaulatlon,
Ilamakua Plantation.
im-VCly
Wheeler Wlls jn's!iilnsl
Jiacmnes.
AV.HA.li.MKON..
Importers
of General
PltOil
Merchandise
FJtAXOE, ENOLAXD, OERMAHY, AND
UNITED STATES,
No. r Merc hint Street. llonoluln. II. I,
ll.HA BIIOM,,
WHOLESALE GROCER?,
SlSsmUlS California Street,
AN rilAVl'IMVU,
tHT Particular attention paid lofilllug and shipping
Island orders. IM Ir
HAWAIIAN
INVESTMENT & AGENCY CO.,
LIMITED.
M
nitr.it loan mi jn 'imir'Ci.ANM ns.
curltir
cs, tor ronv or inorr priious. Apply
U. L. UlltBN. Manager pre
iri tit ltrmrtl .' VI mt arUna s. 1,.
to
ra fist.
Office, Queen St.. uter . W. Macfarlanc X Co. Vi it
Wailuku Pol Factory.
BK8T QUALITY OF l'AIAI MAN
ufactund cvB.Uutly. All order, tiled Mlth dis
patch. K. H. UAILKV
s 1 Wailuku, Maul
MBER, 31, 1881.
pinTp.r.fi srr.AiM-
Candy Manufactory and Bakery
ar. xxoxxtst.
Practical Confectioner, Paitry Ccok and Dsker,
870 l Hotel street, between Nunanti and Port. 3 ly
:. '. o'oi.i:!,.;,
BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST
!loi-. .Sliiirliiu, t'nrrlnsp Itorlt,
I'lniilntloii .Mnrliltiprjr, At.
WISbnp on King Street, neit t'a.lle A Cooke's. ir
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
4(PfT .."T.I:AM .'.MSMs Mt'tlAK MIM.
shliiiUi Hollers, Coolsrs, Iron, Ilrsx and l.ss.t O.llnri
Machlnory of Evory fJoscrlptlon
ir MsdsloOnlsr -h
Particular attontlon pnld to Ship's Dlackiralthing
AJOIl ItoriK ircutrilon tlis.hnrtrst nnllrr, fnl'S lj
STRATEMEYr.lt .TAMP.s"
Prnotlcal Pntnters nntl Decorators, Glldlnc
OrntultiK nntl EottorliiR.
No S3 Hotel St.. opposite Family .Market.
Sir ,11 ly
WRAY TAYLOR
PIANOFORTE AND OKU AX TUN Kit
'?T7 V""' n be left at T. O. Thrum's Port Street
J nil .Merchant Streel Stoies. s 0m
HOLXISTEK & CO.,
XSrugKlmts, Apotlioonrloa
f ami IMi-iir.Tiin or
Toti.eert ,i,,l f',u... A... ..( ,. ,, ,...1,1 , l .,
... ., ,r, . ,, : i."1"" '"' '"tiiioru ,v .o.,
VI
o, iiniuan csi-o-a an V mir. Ilnoilnln .t- t.'o's (11,1
Judje, Iluclianaii A. Ljrle's Celebtated PIul' Tob.ncos,
Crown Perfumery, of London, Humphreys' llomco
pathlc Specific, Ar Ac. fcS
JOS. E. WISEMAN, "
Real Estnto Broker & Employmont Bnrenu
llenls Hoonn. Coltnn.es, Houses, mnl sell: and lenses
Ileal Kstale lu all parts of the Kingdom. Ilniplny.
mi nt found for thosu secklni: work lu all tho Miiloiis
branches of business connected ntlh these Islands.
IV N. II. Local Documents drawn, Hills Collected,
IlnnL. nutl Arm,,., t. L ..,,, ...I ...... . ... I ..n,-.. .-...,- . .
........ -..- ...... ,,.r . ,,,, n,i;vilL,niuar HUIK I II US
v..,(. u,,1,lll,u VllllLllltl.
Commissions moderate.
Honolulu, II, 1
:il 8'J
.'. w. .nA;i-'tici.i: a. :o..
1MP0UTEHS AND C0MMIESI0M MERCHANTS,
Iloblnson's Plre-Proof llulldlnir,
(Ineen Street, Honolulu, II, I.
AOBST8 ros
Tho niasson and Honolulu Line of Packets.
John Hay A. Cn'a Liverpool and London Packets.
1 he U alkapit Plantation.
The Spencer Plantation, Hllo.
jinKniuu i-ianiaiiou. nun.
Jllrrlees, Tail A Watson, Sugar Machinery.
The Puuloa Sheep Haucli Company.
8.17
"H AR.LB
3MC.'
H.M. MOORE,
tob ix. l rs ' riui,
AND DKALKIt IN
Stationery, Cipnrs, Tobacco &c, &c.
iW SH No. IS! Port Street. ly
Ja3lrlLisll.lr, 3Fie;s
"miii. riiii.M i.tii'oi r;i
utrnltm. mid nf nil fp. Vlilt HM.V
itM lll-l l ll SI II it slssl I Ifurskil tn !..-,. -
ii... --- uun-a ! imi'lHU l riVUIlsli WI
sriiooner, ax jiuiii;uai k pjiiciss.
I'crnons nlshlnplo ntnrt nltli llio llpsl Nlork
or to iiiijiro4. silutt llip. iiotr linvc,
can buy 111 pnlrx not nlllli.
?' A. Hi:iUli:itT. Hawaiian Ilotol.
i'. a. .;ii,vi:i'i:k.
ACJKNTof Ilrenicn Hon l ll or l) mirror Hers,
Auentof Dresden Hoard of Underwriters,
Agent of Vleniiu Boaid of Undtrwrlters.
Claims against Insurance Companies within the juris
diction of thtabotr Hoards of Underwriters will hare
lo be certilled to by the abote Agent to make them
Talld. ati ly
Insurance Notice.
rrilllS ACE.VT FOIl THE 1IIUTISI1 For-
elgn Marine Insurance Company (Limited) haa
received instructions lo itr-ilncn llio Kalis of In
sur.inco between Honolulu and Ports In the Paclflc, and
Is now prepared lo Issue Policies at Hie lowest rales,
with a speclul reduction on freit-hl per steamers.
T11EO. 11. DAVIL'S.
8-W ly Agent llrlt. Por. Mar. Ins. Co.. Limited
iiAiuitoittiii. stiti;.iii:
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
rami. uMit:itHitt:i iiati.mi nr.Ex ai.
A. pointrd Acv'nts of the above Company, are pre
fared to insuro risks against lire on Mono and llrirk
IiiIIiIIiiks, and on Merclininllio stored therein, ou
the most faroraule terms, por particulars apply at tnc
otllceuf ttll ly r.A.SUIlAUPEltAUO.
HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF 1IAM11UKG.
KITM.niNU.S, MKII!IIA.niNF.. rilRNI.
TUIIEnnd Machinery Insured against Plre on the
most favorable terms.
A. JAi:t.l(, Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
St ly
Insurance Notice.
rpilF. I'.MIKItSHl.XKI) Allll 1-ltKFABKD
Js. to write upon Merchandise, per urst-class vessels
between this and the Coast Ports, covering loss or
damage. If amounting to HI per cent, or moro, nn the
sound value of llio whole shipment at port ot delivery,
upon futurablu terms,
BISHOP A Co.
Agents of tho Plremen's Pnnd Insurance Company.
llonoluln. Jan. 30. 1S.SI. b,3 :ini
FIREMAN'S FUND
Insurance Company.
A Leading Home Company.
Assets, JntioSOth , $71)7,307.1
Additional Cash Capital (now being called In) ;I00,UUU.0U
Total Asset $1,117,307.17
rpiIK FIREMAifJiTFUNI) INSUlt
X ANCE COMPANY basts lis claim, in the best
patronage upon lit sound financial condition, reinforced
by Its accession of capital, giving It orer a million
dollar, lu assets; its viienslve system of Agencies, In
suring ll a largo premium lucomu, without the neces
sity of heavy concentration uf lines; iUudhereucv to
thu best principles and practices, of underwriting; by
open, fair snil clearly expressed contracts, nnd prompt
and i-qultable adjiisliucut and payment of legitimate
lo.st s.
tot seventeen years It lias been favorably known ai a
conservative underwriter, and during that ilinu has
paid nvcr
1,000,000 IN LOSSES,
Passing triumphantly through tho heaviest conflagra
tions Known lu modern history.
IIIMIIIF .V Co.. A icon I a,
3ni Honolulu, II. I.
THE LIVERPOOL & LOUDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1B.14.
Unlimited Liability to Stockholders.
Assets , , ,.SH,-ii,lM
Itescno j ,-jstM
liicumu for IsTOt
Premiums rccclvid uticr diducllun of ru'ln-
uniiicu i ofili,-m
Losses promptl) adjusted and paid here.
13ni IllSUItl' V Co.. Aurills.
UNION INSURANCE CUMPANY
UK SAW P1U.MIUCU,
XscsTaz-Izao.
INOOKPORATED, 1808
CASTLE t COOKE, AGENTS
171
For His HatTMllam I. lands.
Rhenlch Weatphlln Lloyd
IN1URANCE COMPANY.
Ul' M. 4I.A11BAC'II, MbauUh ITllMU.
Aachon and Loipzi g Iuauranco Co.,
I.IUlllsd,
ei' AA01IE.1-. (AIXJ.A'1'IIAPKI.I.E.)
A M. tJI.AI.'tlS, I'Olt 1'AltTH'L'I.AH AVKK.
XI. Allh siKtslutil by tlomls aritrlns here. Slid In.
surrd In the abovaCouipaule.. bare tn bo mads with
Ihocojiiliaiics of sod ctrllUnUu by the undersigned,
lu order to be Villd. J, C. (ILAllK, Agcut.
Wi y
IRRIGATION !
TltlUGATiOX AlTKIt TIIIH DATE
X la stilelly prohibited, except bslw-cn the hours of
ba.lB.,assa luU,.iat. U. H. PHEKrll,
Apnroicdi , Superintendent of Water Works
, (Signed II. A P. Cartsk, Mlul.ter of Interior.
Honolulu, April Ivth.lBft s71 Jltf
Ham and Bacon.
fAMKN Uf NKATI, I'Ml'ITS, JAMS,
V Jelllee, Ac, c. Pofsalebr
Uct. H. ' tn) B0LLE8 A Co.
WHOLE NUMBER 70,
Uoston noard of rmlrnrrltr rs.
4 CJKJITH for llir llnimllan l.lntuls.
J P.Vi ly iii.vKti .( rn
I'hllailrlplila Hoard or Umlrnvrltcr?.
ACIKXTM for the llatralliin talnnits,
i-v,Jr ' niii'.wKii.t co
WILDER & CO.,
Honolulu, llnwnllnii I.IiukIi. lien
rral AKenli of Ihn
Mutual Life Insurance Comp'y
III- JfKW TllltlL
Lnrgost, Snfost nnd Most
ECONOMICAL LIFE INS. CO.
IN THE WORLD !
Cash Aseots, ovor SOO.OOO.OOO !
CO-Por Information (iincernlng the Company, and
for Hales of Insurance, apply to WILIIKH A Co.,
Ilei. At.ntii. a
J.K. WIMK.VIA.V,'
Soliciting Agent.
87'J 3m
Tilt:
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
IIP lsfi.1 rit t 1 a
I ooit i-iiii a r :i, m.ia.
7 he Oldest Purely Mulunl Lift Tniurance Co. in
the United Statin.
Policies limed on the moit favorable Terms.
r.snnitp nr.fnu. Forfeiture. I'lnn
INSUHKI) AOH.35 YKAIia-OltDI.SAKVLIFK
I Annual premium continues Policy 2 years 3 days
'i Annual premium" niiiilnue Policy i years I2i!ay
II Annual premiums loiitluue Policy bye.irs tifdat
4 Auiiuiil premiums loiitlniie Policy a years HI days
,i Annual premiums continue policy 10 years 00 days
A.mmotm, t 9X0,000,0001
Losses I'nlil tlironicli llouululli AKcney,
$40, OOP
CASTLE & COOKE. AJENTS
871 KOIt THK HAWAI1A.V ISLAM!" ly
NORTH 11HIT13H AND MERCANTILE
luaurauoo Company
Of London nnd Eiliuburc.
FIR 33.
Estnbllshod 1809.
Itssourcos of the Company us at 3Iat December, lSSbr
Ht-llCIIll(-U CAPITIty
L'litn I'tTNii..
Pnld up Wiu.niio
Uucalleil , lino.imu
ly.txw.uuo
Ileerte....iSII,ri70 19 11
Premium Re
serve 317,05710 10
llilance of
Profit and
Loss Aic..3'J,W3 0 2
XI ,301 ,2 II D 11
Fire Premliiius and lu-
TtEVKNIts! rniiTiis Vl'.ll tl
Iciest. 1.01.1 'HI n.
u li. HOPPHCHLAKOHlt & CO,,
81-' " Agents for the Hiiwallan Islands
THAN H-ATI.ANT1C
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ur iiA.ifiii;itu.
Capital of the Company A Iteserve..llclclisniark C.ono.wxi
their Ile-lcsuinnco Companies ' lUl.briO.OUO
Tottl Kclchsmark 107,CSuO0O
NORTHCERMAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or it a. -ti i tunc.
Capital of the Company Reserve.. Ilelchsmarkfi.KKl.OiX)
" their Hc-liiai, ranee Companies " as.uuo.OOU
Total Relchstnark 13,9J00U0
n:iiu'i:i.i:ki.sc'hi: i.i.oyii
RUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHAFT
OF WINTERTHUR.
Capital of the Company francs 5,000,000
rsniiK iJNiii'.itNi..'hi.jr.M.itAi,AsK!irTis
of the ohovc three coinjiauleB for tho Hawaiian
Islands, arc prepared I" Insure llulldlnes, Purnlttire,
.Merchindiso and Produce, Machinery, Ac, also Micar
and ltice 31111s, and vessels In the harbor, acalnst lose
or damage by Are, on the most favorable terms.
B-ll ty 11. IIAUKPEI.I1 li CO.
.GERMAN LLOYD
Marine Insurance Company of Berlin.
f o ifru n a
General lnsuranceCompany of Berlin.
rpim Anovr. lvsukamf. com pa mew
X have established a General Acency hero, anil the
undersigned, Ucncral Agents, arc authorized to lake
Itlska nicalnnt Hie llaiicersuf I he) Ncaant the
Moat ItrnannnbtK Itnles, nml mi the
.lloat I'nsurnblo 'I'rrina.
Efi7 ly P. A. SCHAKPKR A CO., Oeneral Accnta.
KNOWLES'
STEAM AND VAGUUM PUMPS
TIIK UXD13USIOXKD HAVE JUST
received per Amy Turnr. from Uoston, s full as.
sortmciiff these celebrated Pumps, Mulch arc guaran
teed to be cheaper nud belter limn any other stylo of
pump Imported. We mil Hid attention of nlulpn i.nr.
liciilarly tn tho Vacuum Pump, which Is less compll
calcci anu moro scnicablo than other pumps.
ri :ini 15 if
llltUWKR ft CO
The Germauia Market
Has m:i:.N riitiiioiK.iii.v ki;mva run,
and It now cnnslaully lu receipt or Ihe best nf
BEEF, MUTTON, VKAIs AND LAMB,
From Choicest Herds.
Pork Kansaces, lloloei-.as. Head Cheese, Herman
Sausages, Ac. always on limicl.iu also tho best of Poul
try and Flili,
Our Meats ure all cut and put up In Raslern style. All
orders faltnrully attended lo, nud delivered lu any part
ol tho illy, "
tim RAUPP hCllt.ADKH. Pronrictors.
JNO. FOWLER & CO.
Leedi, England, are prepared to
FURNISH PLANS AND ESTIMATES
POIt
Steel Portable Tramways,
With or iWtbout Cars and Loeotnotlyci,
Specially adapted for Sugar l'lmitatlons,
1'eriuanunt ltllwnjB,itU locuutolived nutl crs,
Traction Kngineii nud lto.id Locotuutivrs,
Htcuni l'louuuitiR biiU CultlYiitiugMiicbiiiory,
l'urtilblo Kiikhivh for all purnoauii,
AVluUuiu KiiKiiu-i. fur Inclines.
Catalogue, ullh lllmtratloc. Moduli, aud Puolo
Cruph. ot the ubure Plants and Machinery may be seen
at llio o Ulc.es of Ihe uiiiki.i-'iiul.
W. L. UiiKK.Ssnd
U. W. .MACPAIII.ANE A CO.,
ol Aid ins fur J no. Powler a Co.
ARTESIAN WELL TUBES,
The Honolulu Iron Works
I. cuw prepared to
FUBNISH PRICES AND SHOW SAMPLES
Ot'TJIi: AHWVK tUOM
National Tube Works Co'i Works,
ATMcKEESPOBT, PA.,
And to inske contracts to deliver It In Urge or small
quautltltslu this city. a tf '
MoOHESNEY & QITHENS,
DEALERS IN
Leather, Hides, ft Tallow
-ASIJ-OOUMMslIOrr
MBIlOIIAtfTsl
AUE.STH POR
H,oyal Sonp Oomp'y.
-I1.S1 JfiMeeii t.jlloniilulu. 11.1. ly
MRS. J. SIMMONS,
Toaxhar of Vooal and IattruraasiUl Masio
'o. 31 llerclanlsiltreel.
on iy or oi tin
Billiard Table For Sale,
TN PKItFECT OUUKIt, HTUAIirsi:
A. A HltlHESmalni Phelsii A Colleodcr cushion. i
marble bed
. . k.. v... M. ... i , -,
c.f cw.icHiiir cu'iuirvsau
COMMERCIAL lILLIAaatt PARLOItH
u
LIME.I uni
lXrilKTNJi W11KTJ,ER APIUI.
m mi, sotii.
for sale by ' 34
SIUJ.ll x-n
""sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssS UV
TMEO.II.DAViEUCO.
NOW OFFER
Or THE IIRITISII
BARQUE "OBERON,"
From Liverpool,
JXJT WO CA1VZ,
(In IOU day ne run as latt year made) and from
other recent shipment., the follonlngt
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
l'rints of Intent nf leS faB coorB
Hit. ii Denims, Wliilo Crotlon Slterttnj,
Uorrock's Long ClotliH, llrov.n Linen
.Drum, ruro l,llicim, .Moleskins,
llluu nml Wliilo Check Jilalntlna,
l-'nitcy J)re Oootls, Fancy l'lititls,
IdiNBln Crnuli, Scnrfs, Ties, Clnvnts,
CrocIicU nntl Fancy Vork,
Touliii(; nml Towels,
Jleii'n While nml Jlrown Cotlon Half-hose,
LailieH Iltmo, Men's Clothing, full soleo-
tliniH nnd Into styles;
Intliu Htililicr CoaU tint) Cnpcs,
ItesslU nntl Woulen Shirts,
Who nml Oroy llono blunkolB,
White Cotton uluiiketn,
Woolen Jlliinkotn, nil nizes nml wolgltts;
Woolen nntl Cntiton Flmmols,
Tnpeatry .Mils, Velvet File Sofu Cnrpoti,
Huts and ltngs, all sizes.
GALVANIZED
CORRUGATED ROOFING,
In t, 7, H and ! fi; lencths (5-1 caiiRe), Serena
and Wuihcis to match.
Plain (lalvanizotl Ironin 0 ft. lengths, 22 and
24 gaugo.
Fence Wire, Nos. 5, 0, 7, nntl Staplos,
Railroad Iron with Fish Plates,
Holts and Spikes complete,
Firo Ilrlcks, Portliuitl Comoiit, Fire
Clny,
Galvanized lluckols, Tubs, HaRins, &c.,
Jcst Ijiveipnol Suit, Heat Wlitting,
Crockery, Iron Dcdbtcadti,
Powell Duffryn Steam Coal
Worcestershire Sancco, Groceries,
ZINCS, PAINTS AND BOILED OIM,
English Leather Belting, from 3 to 10 in,
(tiijicrior,
Topsail Sheet Chains, "Admiralty Test,"
Sizoa 1-1,3-8, 7-10, 1-2,
Hawaiian and American Ensigns,
ALSO
WINES AND LIQUORS.
VIZ I
" Pig Brand" Stout, in pints and quart
, GuimicsH' Stout,
Blood & Wolfo'H Ale, pints nnd qiiarti;
Finest India Talo Ales, Old Tom,
Hcnneasy's Brandy in cases,
Ilruudics in bulk,
discs Scr.tch and Irish Whiskies,
Clarets, Sherries, &c &0.
Sngur Bngs, Coal Bags, Rico Bags,
Twines, Heavy and Light Burlaps,
Oil Cloths, Saddlery,
MIRRLEES, TAIT : WATSON'S
Centrifugals
AND
Centrifugal Linings
ALSO
Two 500-Gallon Evaporators,
Ac,
Ac, Ac.
TIIEO. II. PAV1E8 A Or.
883 M
NULL AND. VOID !
T IIKItKIlY DKOIiAREUIiXi AND
X void the Nos. 8H vi, and In ihe futurs mr Btora
will he known by the NKW No... 113 at 110, to cor
respond with the Hawaiian Directory, At this plsca yon
WILL FIND
Tho Most Complete Stock of Goods
for tho Holiday Trade.
97 USES JUST ARRIVED IY THE D. C. MURRAY.
AND MOIIB ON THE WAY,
TO ARRIVE BY THE W. H. MEYER
UKO. r. WKI.M,
lUand 115 "nrt St.. llonoluln.
63-tf
NOT TRUai
TTIS NOT TUUK, A8 ASSERTED,
X thai (1E0. V. WELLS Bae up hit OLD STAND
nen he enfaeed Ihe Ht.W tltltr". A I' 1U7 oilt'
hl'KKarr. W" Tho Irnth la, bla Jteceut Importations
or
PIANOS, ORGANS, FURNITURE AND FANCY GOODS
roil THE HOLIDAY TRADE,
has been to large, that lis was couipslled tolas
another Store
To Display His Mammoth Stook.
txr 4S4I JIP.NHE LHCOMTNE FANS, "M
AT WKLL-V MUNII) strUMK,
KW Nos.lW, III and 113 rort Streit.
ENTERPRISE
Planing Mill,
187 Fort SUswt. H almlsu
O. J. Hard,
H. W, rtlmann.
Contractor! and Builden.
Planning, Shaping, Turning,
Uand and Scroll Suiting,
Doors, &4$h, Ulindt,
Door ami tyinibu Framti,
liracktti, DnlltuUrt, Stain, te.,
Mad to Ordtr,
Meuia.Bgf.a.MlFiaUI..Bg OnuaU
ALWAYS ON HAND.
WI "!' nllsd on short nolle , and JtbMsi
promptly sltenni lo. "
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forkulre., ' ' "' i
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