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tive of this place, and long known in the fleet as an excellent
whalemen.
The bk Fortune, dipt Lester, cruised on Kodiak and in the
Art-tic. Experienced very bad weather on Kodiak; tost jib-boom
in a pale; in the Arctic had good weather early in the season;
afterwards gales, rain, fog and ice. Whales were quite numerous
io the Arctic, but rery shy and difficult to catch, Saw only two
right wlis on Kodiak, in lat 63 80 X Ion 14C 46 W. Left Arctic
Sept 15, and had pleasant weather down; strong breezes, mostly
fair.
The bk JireJi Sirifl, Capt. Earl, cruised on Kodiak and Arctic,
Had good weather but lunch ice on both grounds; "whs few and
m ild. w the first right wh May 12 in Cross Sound; the last
I M 5 off St Paul's Is. Saw first bowhead the middle of June off
tai Thaddeus, the last Sept 1 off Icy Cape. Came through the
Straits Sept 14; had light head winds most of the passage down
T!ie k MiJii, Capt Tuttle, cruised in the Ochotsk, in Shantar,
W and 1 arvesk Bays, also off the North Shore. Found the
weather about the same as reported by other vessels. Whales
rather scarce and very shy. Paw and took the first bowhead
June 7 in Tarresk Bay, the last Sept 14 off Ochotsk City. Left
the Ochotsk Sept 27; liad two heavy blows on the passage down,
( apt Tuttle rcjiorted a large number of ships, from which report
we have corrected our list
The bk I'mhux, Capt Hempstead, cruised in the Ochotsk
principally iu Shantar Bay. Weather and whales the same as
reported by most other vessels. Saw first bowhead July 10 in
Shantar Bay, the last Sept Z2 in Mercury Bay. Left Mercury
HaySi ptli; on passage down experienced a strong gale from
norJiward, which coutinued about 12 hours.
Tie sh Cinlotc, Capt Couppry, cruised in Tarvesk and Shan
t.tr liays. Saw the first bowhead June 17, the last Sept 22, both
in Tiirvesk Bay. Went Into the Ochotsk May 12, and left again
S-pt 27. liad moderate weather during the season, but squalls
mi the passage down.
The brig AiWi, Capt Corsen, cruised in the Arctic Found
the weathei and the whales as before reported. Saw the only
right whs May 1 in lat 53 X Ion 157 E. Saw the first bowhead
May 15 off Cape Prince or Khohy, the last about the end of June
off Cape Thaddeus. Left Plover Bay SVpt 1C; had good weather
T'ne brig Vifiorut, Capt Fish, cruised in the Arctic. Saw the
firt bowhead June I off Cape Thaddeus, the last Sept I off Icy
Caje. Saw the first right whale rVpt 15, and the last three days
afterwards, off St Paul's Island. Whales plenty but wild; weath
r as usual. Left the Arctic Sept 5 and had good weather to lat
34; afterwards baffling winds and squalls.
The sh Jirth Ferry, Capt Cannon, cruised in the Japan and
Ochotsk seas. Had rough weather in the Ochotsk, but very lit
tle ice. Whales were scarce on Japan and wild in the OchoUk,
Saw the first right wh Apr 27 in lat 33 43 X Ion 132 43 E, the last
SVpt 29 in lat 53 05 X Ion 153 08 E. Saw the first sperm wh Jan
1 1 in lat 3 20 S Ion 173 04 E, the last 7 S Ion 155 45 E. Saw the
first bowhead June 29 off the North Shore, the last Aug IS in SV
Bay. Left the Ochotsk Oct 4; had rugged weather, but no heavy
guies on the passage to this place.
The sh UoMftinztoH, Capt Purrington, cruised in the Japan and
Ochotsk seas; weather good; whs gentle but scarce on the for
mer ground, plenty but very wild on the latter. Saw the first
rijrnt whale April 28 in lat 33 X Ion 136 E, the iast June 1 off Pe-
rouse's Straits. Saw and took the first sperm whale Dec 10, off
Kauaj; saw the last Jan 20, at the Kingsuiill group, where two
were taken. Saw the first bowhead July 10 and the last Aug 20,
both in Shantar Bay. Left the Ochotsk Sept 27. With the ex
ception of two or three heavy blows, had moderate weather on
the passage down; wind fair. Reports a number of vessels.
The bk Superior, Capt Wood, fin the Ochotsk, cruised princi
pally in Shantar Bay, and from the 1st to the 20th August, iu S
W Bay ; before going to the Ochotsk cruised among the Louisiade
I"les. Experienced boisterous weather in the Ochotsk, and met
with much ice. Whales were numerous, but exceedingly wild.
Saw the first sperm whale Dec 16 on the line, in Ion 154 E; the
at May 15 in Ion 158 50 E. Saw the first bowhead July 8 and
the last Sept 13, both in Shantar Bay. Saw the first right whale
St 18 in lat 53 29 X Ion 150 E; the last Sept 21 iu lat 52 46 X
loo 152 80 E. Went into the Ochotsk June 15, and came out
again Sept 25. Hud very bad weather ou the passage down a
succession of squalls and easterly gales, in one of which lost the
jib-boom; from lat 28 N had good trades. Kepts several vessels.
The her in brig Jvv-pliine, Capt Stone, sailed from Honolulu
Aug 25; visited New York Island Sept 1, and arrived at Jarvis
Island Sept S; found no vessels there. Sailed from Jarvis Island
Sept 12 and arrived at Baker's Island on the I9th. On the
same day, when 25 miles to the eastward of the island, spoke the
whalesiiip Mt Wollaston, Coffin, of X Bedford, 15.V mos out,.3G0
tpm, bound to the westward. At Baker's Island found the ship
Mary Bradford discharging cargo. Capt Peterson had been left
at Cpolu, Navigator Islands, not expected to live, and the mate,
Mr Kelly, had been put in charge. Sept 20 visited Howland's
Island, and learned that the Am sh Wanderer had been there and
left again for Valparaiso. Arrived at Baker's Island Sept 25,
and sailed again Oct 7; visited Howland's Island again; touched
at Palmyra Island on the 19th, and left next day for Honolulu.
Reports the Brit scii Circassian, Wilson, fm Sydney, bound to
the Feejee Islands, Sept 30, making enquiries concerning the crew
of the ship Virginia, wrecked on Baker's Island in July.
The ship JiUih Bradlee, Capt Dunbar, sailed from Boston
May 19, and took her departure the same day from Cape Cod.
Had light head winds to the Line, which was crossed July 2 in
long S3 W, after which liad variable winds and weather to Cape
Morn. Passed Le Maire Straits Aug 8, in company with sh John
Frazier, of and from New York, 70 days out, bound to San Fran
cisco. Lay-to off Cape Horn, in heavy westerly gales, from the
10th of August to the 14th of September; stove the bulwarks and
lust some canvas. Crossed the line again Oct Win Ion 129 55
W. From Cape Horn to Honolulu experienced moderate wea
ther, but had very light winds; no trades in either the Atlantic or
Pacific
From Boston to the Line .... ..........44 days.
" Line to Cape Horn
Off Cape Horn,
" Cape Horn to the Line .......
39 do
.. .. .3j do
0 do
.IS do
Line to Honolulu .
1C6 days.
EXPORTS FROM HONOLULU.
Fob Ski per wh sb Caravan, Oct 20.
Stores, foreign produce, 6 93
Fob Sea per wh sh Chris Mitchell, Oct 21.
Bread, lhs 4,700
Value, foreign produce ... $277 CO
Foa Ska per wh sh Dromo, Oct 26.
Bread, cks 8, Pork, bbls 18
Value, foreign produce ... 'Wi 24
Foa Sca per wh sh Ocean, Oct 26.
Stores, foreign produce. ........................ f 45 00
T oa St ikd the ITkited States pr wh sh Saratoga, Oct 2G.
Foreign produce. Transhipped.
B-f,lls 1$
"it i wh) galls . 13,75
fork, bbit 15
tfush,bbls : 4
U halebone, lbs 7,000
Value $513 75
Total $9 .'.51 75
.$9,038 00
Foa Ska per wh sh Manche, Oct 27.
Fork, Mils
Value, foreign produce, $253 36
Fob Ska per wh sh Jefferson, Oct 13.
Be-f, hbla (SO, Pork, bbls
.18
..80
ll
buck, bdls. ......... 2 . Hope, coils .. . ...
Harpoons, hx. ..... ......l
Foreign produce, value .....2,1 tf7
Foa Jomssow's Island per sh Mary Goodel, Oct 19.
12 cks pai ai, 2d bags potatoes, lot bananas, oranges, Ac.
Dour prod, value f 114 50.
PORT OF LAHAINA.
Arrived.
(?5-Am wh sh Wm Thompson, Childs, X B, 495 tons. 26
mos out, 85 men, fin Ochotsk, 35 sp 2500 wh 12000 b on
board, 35 sp 1410 wh 12000 b the season.
Am wh bk Martha 2d, Daily, X B, 360 tons, 13 mos out,
32 men, fm Arctic, 350 wh 6000 b on board and the
season.
26 Am wh bk Tenedos, King, X L, 245 tons, 88 mos out, 28
men, fm Ochotsk, 20 sp 800 wh 5000 b on board, 20 sp
.VKl wh 5"i b the season.
29-Am wh sh Lancaster, Russell, X B, 383 tons, 12 m out,
31 men, fro Ochotsk, U) sp 800 wh 4000 b on board, 3o0
wh 40WJ h the season.
Am wh sh Marcia, Billings, X B, 815 tons, 26 mos out, 35
men, fm Arctic and Bristol Bay, 840 wh 9000 b on brd,
7o0 wh 9.100 b the season,
wt 31 Am wh sh Edw Carey, Hardener, Xant, 352 tns, 12 mos
not, 30 men, fm Japan, 50 sp on board, ota) sp the
season.
Am wh bk Massasoit, Percival, Mattapoiset, 235 tons, 17
mos out. 26 men. fm Arctic, 220 wn, 2000 b on board,
100 wh, 2mi0 b the season.
Am wh bk Belle, Brown, Y H, 820 tons, 24 mos out, 35
men, fm Japan, 200 -sp the season.
Am wh sh Good Return, Fish, X B, 373 tons, 12 mos
out. So men, fm Kod and Are, 800 sp, 1000 wh on brd,
. 300 wh, 1000 b the season.
v I Am wh sh Omega, Sanborn, returned on account of sick
ness of one of his men.
Cleared.
Oct 25 m . sh Erie, Jernegan, fr Honolulu.
Omega. Sanborn, to cruise soutU
Geo Washington, Brightman, fr X Zealand.
Thos Nye, Holly, fr Honolulu.
Sharon, Swift, fr Honolulu,
bk Martha 2d, Daily, fr Honolulu.
Covington, Newman, fr Honolulu.
2i Am wh bk New England, Hempstead, fr coast California,
sh Ocmulgee, Green, fr Honolulu.
. Pr wh sh Gen Teste, Lemercter, fr Honolulu,
v lBk Gratitude, Davis, Honolulu.
1 Bk Helen Mar, W orth, to cruise.
4h Edward Carey, Gardner, to cruise.
MARRIED.
uuiiuiiiiii, i,u, me run oireei wnureu, by the Rev.
E. Corwin, Ch isles H. Judo, of Honolulu, to Miss Emily C.
Iu I1aa..I..Im ILT . . I V. . . ...
viniji laie oi rortstnoutn, w. u.
ID" .The printers' heartiest congratulations to the young
couple, and, in return for the generous wedding cake, the
poet of the establishment ban cohort th f.,n..u..n. r i-
uiivniUKHUIII J C 11
nyson and Milton.
" VVy wife, my life ! O, we will walk this world,
Yok'd in all exercise of noble aim,
And so through those dark gates across the wild
That no man knows."
" God is thy law thou mine ; to know no more
Is woman's happiest knowledge, and her praise."
DIED.
On the 27th ult.,Ui Honolulu, of disease of the heart. Captain
, uimoii vi Ulc W 1121 1 1 1 J t "rig .T IJ I 11 a.
On Tuesday, the 1st inst., in Honolulu, WnjjA Pksz, a na
tive of Hanover, aged about 23 vears.
Oct. 8, at sea, on board ship Chandler Price, Johs Cosabtt,
about 22 years of age, a native of Ireland.
May 29 On board wh bk Martha 2d, of consumption, Ka
Li'ffA, a native of Maui.
May 2-On board wh th Robin Hood, of consumption, Johm
i on ka, a South Sea native.
June .7 On board wh bk Covington, WaiWAiLCHt, a'na
tivs of Maoi. He had been hurt bv a whale two dav IWrir
Oct 23 On board w h sh Win Rotch, of consumption, Ka
hikiole, a native of these islands.
Oct 24 On board wh hk Tenedos, of consumption, Kaha-
. Haute ui mis group.
PASSENGERS.
FOREIGN.
From A rctir per Architect, Oct 23 F C Dunbar.
From irt?r' Mitiut per Josephine, Oct 31 Ir G P Judd
and 2 attendants, Dr R H Hrysdale, C 11 Judd, J G Mowry, 7
spftmtn frnm Kl.it, mm.!.-rt.r I 1 .. I... . nj
For San FrfitiHcor Frances Palmer, Oct 23 L Bruce,
Mr li.'l. Tl i' 1 1 Cta,.k f - t . , . . . .
..... 'v . ,v . , . "ikei vai uaim, neo it arris, M
M Iugraham, Mrs Jackson, 2 children and servant. J Kelly,Capt
Lester, John Lord, V W Morrill, V A Niies, J U Phillips, W
Sherman, F Silva, 8 G Spear, J Stebhius, Capt Jas Smith 22.
Dn CIutl)iuitn.
ARTICLE OF AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITU
TION PROPOSED AND AG HEED TO PURSUANT
TO THE 10.3th ARTICLE OF THE CONSTITU
TION. Resolved, by the King, the Nobles and the Rtpresenta.
tint of the Hawaiian Inlands in Legislative Council as-temblt-d:
Akticle 1. Article 70th is hereby amen led so as
to read as follows :
" The members of the House of Representatives
shall receive as compensation for the entire term of
service the sum of one hundred and fifty dolLirs out
of the public treasury, to be paid in such proportion
during the session as the Legislature may prescribe,
anu wmi sucn sum lor mileage as may be provided
for by law."
Article 2. Article 72nd is hereby amended so as
to re-id as f. Hows. :
" The King appoints the members of the House of
Nobles, who hold their seats during life, unless in
case of resignation, or for such a term of years as
may be presc.ibed by Royal Patent, subject to the
provision of Article 67th ;"but their number shall not
exceed twenty.''
Article 3. Article , 6th is hereby amended so as
to read as follows :
" The Representation of the people shall be based
on the principle of equality, and shall be forever reg
ulated and appointed according to the population,
to be ascertained by the official census. In the year
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty, and every
tenth year therealter, the number of Representatives
shall be fixed by the Legislature, agreeably with
this and the preceding article."
AuticIyF. 4. Article 4 7 is hereby amended bo as
to read as follows , .
' No person shall be eligible for a Representative
of the ieople, who is insane or nn idiot, or who shall
at any time have been convicted -of any infamous
crime, or unless he be a male subject or denizen of
the Kingdom, who shall have arrived at the full age
of twenty-five years, who shall know how to read
and write, who shall understand accounts and who
shall have resided in the Kingdom for at least one
year immediately preceding his election, and who
6hall own real estate within the Kingdom, unincum
bered, of the vauleof at least One Thousand Dollars,
or who shall have an annual income of at least One
Thousand Dollars."
Article 5. Article 78 is hereby amended so as to
read as follows :
" Every male subject of His Majesty whether na
tive or naturalized, and every denizen of the King
dom who shall have paid his taxes, who shall have
attained the full age of twenty years, who can read,
and who shall have resided in the Kingdom for one
year immediately preceding the time of election,
shall be entitled to one vote for the representative
or representatives of the district in which he may
have resided three months next preceding the day
of election ; provided that no insane person, nor any
person who. shall at any time have been convicted
of any infamous crime, within this Kingdom, unless
he shall have been pardoned bv the King, and by
the terms of such pardon been restored to all the
rights of a subject, shall be allowed to vote."
Approved this 13th day of May, 1859.
K AME1I AME 1 1 A.
Kaahimaxv. 26-3m
DAILY EXPECTED!
AND FOR SALE BY
J". O- Spalding,
THE FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE PER
Wahincrton Allston!'
6
CASES KOB KOV tASTOS FLAXXKL, high
colored:
4 cases cotton handkerchiefs,
n tins water,
water, 1
muter, I
line,
2 tins hn
30 cases assorted crackers, I tin
each rase,
1 tin soda.
I 1 tin sugar,
J
3 rases prints,
20 barrels pilot bread,
3 carriapes, (lancr busies,)
10 cases lUerriinac 2 blue pi int.",
1 case toele irons,
3 rasps denim frocks,
64 packages Manila cordage, I in to 5 in.
27-tf
WINKS AND SPIRITS,
DAILY EXPECTED PER BARK
" Washington. Allston,"
And for sale to arrive by
J. C. SPALDING!
v oT' tliTRR f'aab ami lit 04 laves of HeinieuM-v'
O dark Kramiv.
10 quarter casks " Harmony" slierry,
10 bbls rye wbisky,
0i) cases champagne rider,
50 rross wine curls,
25 baskets champagne,
300 one-half boxes sardines,
100 cases " London Jockey Club" Sruiedara gin,
21 bbls old Bourbon whit-ky,
3 half pipes Kivierre" brandy. 27:tf
PUBLIC NOTICE.
THE I'nderslirned hereby rls-espnMle notice, that
accord ine to instructions received from H. R. H. the Minis
ter of the Interior, he will open two new markets for the public
use and benefit on Monday next, Nov. 6, vis : one on the vacant
lot on the makai side of King; street, between the Butcher hop
of Messrs Vida A Co. and the Cooperate of Messrs. Lewis Nor
ton ; second, on the vacant lot in Nuuanu street, opposite the
Commercial Hotel. J. UL'DOIT,
Nov. 4, 16.'. 27-tf Clerk or tne Market.
Notice.
SfFItEME COCRT. Kaliia Caynmlna vs. Isaac
Cummins. Before Hon. G. M. Robertson, Associate Jus
tice. Petition for a Decree of Divorre on the proond of willful
desertion. la accordance with a a order of publication made
in the above entitled cause, notice is hereby piven that Satur
day, the 31st day of Iteeember next ensuing, at 10 o'clock A.
M is tne time appointed for the hearing of the same at the
Court House in Honolulu.
JNO. K. BAKSiBU,
Clerk Supreme Court.
a?
Honolulu, Oct. 31, 1S59.
24
Tax CoIIoctors's IVotice.
'HE T"nclrrljpicI w 111 he at hU Office 011 Emma
Street every Saturday, from 9 o'clock A. M. to 4 o'clock P.
M
.. until further notice. n at. i 1 r.n.,
27-4t
Tax Collector.
.NOTICK !
rpo IVIIOSI IT MAT trOXCERJT Is hereby given,
X that the undersigned has in his possession
1 bag containing n alms Teem,
SJValnis Teeth, and
1 nemijohn,
1 keg Whisky, marked O. H. A.,
Pelted for violations of the Revenue Laws, having been landed
without permit, and in the night. W. GOODALi-
Coilector Ueneral's umce, uct. its, jbos.
PUBLIC IVOTICE.
HCDDV8 ICE CREAM SAIXJOS open every flay
aad evening. 25 3t
Special 2Coticc0.
1ST T the Members of the Hawaiian Calho-
lic Associativa. The Regular Meeting will take place at
the School House on Fort-street, TO-MORROW (Sunday) KVE
XING, November 6, at IX o'clock P. M. By order.
13 GODFREY RHODES, Secretary.
HinoTEKiikic ConsiL4Ti, 1
Honolulu, November 4, lfcaj.
LT AH parties any way indebted to the lase Wilhelm Pensz
of Hanover, tvlio died in this rity on the 1st inst., will please
settle, and those having any claims against said estate, call
at the undersigned's within thirty days from date.
27 THEOD. C. HEUCK, Acting Consul
PUBLIC .NOTICE.
Baixcx Consi'LiTC t Hoiroti'Lr,
October 27. ISM.
BE IT KNOWS to all Parties littrrtMtrrf, That
Captaiu Martin Molde, a citizen of Bremen, died in thisritwnn
the 27th October a. c, and all parties having claims against the
deceased are hereby requested to present fiem forthwith to the
undersigned, who acts as administrator upon the Estate of the
ueccast-u by virtue or his office.
20 tf GUST. C. MELCHERS, Bremen Consul.
NOTICE.
tST HAWAIIAN POSTAGE MCST BE PUB
paid on all Consignees Letters, if sent through the Postoffice, or
they will not be forwarded. A. K. CLARK,
Honolulu, Oct. 25, 18M. Postmaster General
NOTICE.
THE AN XI AI MEETLVU OP THE HAIKU SI
GAR Company, for the election of officers, will be held on
Monday, Nov 21, at 7 o'clock P. M., at tlie counting room ol
Messrs. Hoffitflilaeger k Stapentiorst.
--'N M. B. BECKWITH, Secretary,
lIOXOLl'Lt? RIFL.ES. ATTENTIOX!-The
Members of the above Company are hereby notified that
after this date, notices for Drills will not be issued as hereto
fore.
Regular Drills will be held at the Armory of the Corps
EVERY SATURDAY, at S o'clock P. M. Per order.
JOHN U. BROWN, Captain.
F. C. KRL'GER, Orderly Sergeant
Head Quarters Honolulu Rifles, )
April 9th, l&y.
i
40-tf
A. I Sl, A. iI.
LE PROGRES DE L'OCEANIE LODGE, KO
124, under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Council
of the Grand Central Lodge of France, working i
the ancient Scotch Kite, holds its Regular Meetings on the
first Wednesday nearest the full moon of every mouth, at the
old Lodge Room in King Street.
Visiting brethren respect In lly invited to attend.
By order of W. M. !6-lf. DUDLEY C. BATES, Sec'y.
a. p. & a. m.
fi HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21, F.fc A
fDER THE jurisdiction ol the M. W.Gr.
r California), holdsils regular meetings 01
A. M. (UN-
Lodge of
on the first
Monday of every 'month, in the third story of Makee & An
tlion's brirk building, corner of Kaaliumanit and Queen sts.
Entrance from Kaaiiunianu street. Visiting brethren respect
fully invited. "
By order of W. M. A. FORNANDER,
24 tf Secretary.
Honolulu Eoyal Arch Chapter,
UNDER DISPENSATION OF THE GENE-
V 'RAL GRAND Chapter of United States ofS
iVi America, will hold their Regular Meetings k
on the third Thursday of every month, at the Hall of the
Lodge, " I.e Progres de I'Oceame " Per order.
19-tf ' G. II. P.
;Nciu ucrtiscmcnte.
ROYAL iWAIM THEATER
PROF. ANDERSON
MADE
THE THEATER WAS LAST NIGHT
C n A M M E D FROM PIT 10 DOME!
NE ER was Audience more
ASTONISHED OR DELIGHTED ! !
HE W ILL REPEAT
I'll is Even ing,
Also, on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVEN'GS,
His Royal Performances of
NATURAL MAGIC!
OR,
Two Hours in Wonder-World !
As performed by him before
QUEEN VICTORIA,
EMPEROR OF THE FRENCn,
EMPEROR OF RUSSIA, KING OF PRUSSIA,
KING OF SWEDEN', KING OF DENMARK, KING OF HANO
VER, le, tc, Ac
He has, during the last 25 years, performed in every portion
of the civilised globe, causing DELIGHT and ASTONISHMENT
which no other MORTAL has accomplished. He will use the
whole of his
BRILLIANT APPARATUS !
Manufactured for the express purpose of giving bis Performan
ces before the
QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN AT WINDSOR CASTLE!
The Royal Programme will combine wonders of
BLACK ART !
"WHITE MAGIC J
UECHOIVTAITC7!
DEIVIOITOLOG7!
And illustrations of WITCHCRAFT !
FKOF. ATCDZXlSOrj
Begs to state, that in consequence or his EXPENSES for Four
Representations being ovr 1 OOO, he is compelled to make
the following the scale of Prices : -
Private I loses, pex Agreement.
IrCSS ClfCltfy wi'iwnMwm wMwwwmwMt ...... .......
Parquette, ............ .
Doors open at 7 o'clock, Performances commence
2 no
1 M
75
at 8
precisely.
f W Tickets to be had and seats secured at the Box Office of
the Theatre ONLY.
NOTICE
IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE REMITTANCE OP MONEY
to the other islands, the public are hereby Informed that cer
tificates of deposit, payable to order, will be issued at the Ha
waiian Treasury to persons depositing the money therefor.
Residents in Honolulu having taxes due on other islands will
find this the readiest and safest means of remitting the money to
pay them.
By order of the Minister of Finance.
II. W. McCOUGHTRT,
Nov. S, 1SS9. 27 Reg. Public Accounts.
L.iceaaes3 Exstiriax ia the Month f XvM 1 850.
RETAIL. STORE Sth Mrs Ducorron, Sth Achu k Atak,
16th W N Ladd, do O Nicholas, 17th Mrs McGregor, 24th
Liwo, Wth A Cleghorn,3d J T Waterhouse, 20th H Went:!, La
haina ; 24th O S Travis, HawaiL .
WholfMle 12th, J H Cole.
Jl-inU Spirit 4th E Brown, 20th W E Cuttrell.
tloM 3d Jas Vaughn, 23d W E CuttrelL
Bmelinv AUy3d Jas Vaughn.
Victualling Vth W P Wood, 16th J Silva, do J Nomore, Tlilo;
llatckinj Soth, Angin, Maui; Sd,Goka, Kauai; 10th, Alama,
do; 84th, J N Travis, Hawaii; do Mahoe do; do Keoki do.
Boat Nos 88 to 47, both inclusive,
orse Nos 8 to 61, both inclusive.
27.it S. SPENCER, Clerk Int. Office.
Paper Hangings.
A Large Assortment lately received per
Sachem' and Polynesia. For sale by
2-tf . CHAS. BREWER, 2d.
Storage !
STORAGE FOR 400 TO 500 TONS, HEAVY O
light goods, oa fas preavses cf the undersigned.
Mf 8 B. F. SNOW.
200
DDLS. PILOT BREAD. Jast re
ceived ner ' Polynesia,' aad for sale by
if CHAS. BREWER, 2d.
iiocrtiscmrnts.
TERMS QUICK!
GREAT BARGAINS
A T
j, f , m
EMPORIUM.
SPL,ENDII
mn mil
Some of which have been purchased at
AUCTION",
AT
LESS THAN CHINA COST!
Pa
lter bas
kets. Chow
Chow do, Ladies'
Writing Desks. La
Mus
quito Net
ting, double
Writing Desks,
Caniiihor wmut rhsi.
dies' Work Boxes, nests
Pnted leather-covered do,
lea Toys, heather Fans, fan-Extension Chairs, round rattan
...vuuu, ui.i.iuiii nairs, nimren's do, bxa
likdts, silver siuspen- fire Crackers, boxes
der Buckles.plain Joss Stick, Flnw
and fancy do, erstands.Chi
wht Mat- nese Spit
ting, toons..
I loo.ooo i
A 1 Manila Che
roots, rs Manila twist ends,
0 Crimson slk Baudas. crimson Pon
gee bdkfs, white do do, hlk Levantine
do, blk sew in. silk, colored do do, blk Satin,
K mhrikiil.mil Ml in A nr.m. I. . I ... I . -
Levantine Shades, embroidered Crape Shades, embroidered
""""i .iijiciinr endues, uesis reamer 1 runks,
boxes Foiiehoue Tea, boxes fine Oolong Tea,
bags China Rice, chests Camphor Draw
ers, Flower Pots, Pith Hats be
sides many other varieties
of Chinese goods
in stock.
ALSO AN
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT !
OF
OTHER GOODS'
JUST THE THING FOR THIS MARKET !
And calculated to suit every complexion
iET" Early application necessary to secure choice lots.
JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE.
Pirs-Proof Emporium.
-A. T
J. T. WATERHOUSE'S
FIRE PROOF EMPORIUM !
SPLENDID
CRAPE SHAWLS !
THE UNDERSIGNED hnvlnK the best Assortment
of China Shawls, would invite early purchasers to secure
the best choice.
55-tf J. T. WATERHOCSE.
Aotirc to Whom it may Concern.
rpiIE l UF.RSI(;.EU l not aware of the exist.
X ence of any such Office as that mentioned in the document,
presented perhaps in good faith, as a valid permit, to the Collec
tor of the District ia which Waimea is situated, by the Master of
one of the ships mentioned in it, and which reads as follows :
Honoixix, Oct. 11, 1859.
We the undersigned. Port Wardens of Honolulu, do grant un
to Capt. Smith, of ship Eabius, and Capt. Sylvia, of bark George,
of New Bedford, the priverledge of anchoring their respective
ships at Waiamea the Island of Atooi to give liberty to their re
spective crews, ac. tc.
feigned,
THOMAS SPENCER.
Port Wardens.
Lest there may be other permits of a similar kind in the pos
session of, or to be issued to, masters of whaleships, which are
well calculated to mislead,
The undersigned would give notice that Honolulu, Lahaina,
Ililo, Kawaihae, Kealakekua, Koloa and Hanalei, are open to
vessels engaged in the whale fishery, and all the ports above
named, except the last, are open to merchant vessels.
Collectors or Customs and their deputies, and no other per
sons or officers can grant permits to merchant rtMvU, to pro
ceed to other places not being Porta of Entry, for purposes speci-
nea in tne laws. tv. GOODA LK.
Collector General's Office, Oct. 29, 1859. 26 tf
EX 'MARIA,' FROM IKXXGKONG!
MANILA CIGARS, Havana Shape,
Manila Cheroots,
Cases Preserved Ginger,1
Whole Cinnamon.
For sale cheap by 26 tf S. SAVIDGE.
FRESH PROVISIONS!
YORKSHIRE HAMS;
Westphalia do.
Boston sugar cured do.
Kits No. I Mackerel,
Half kits do. dn.
Kits Tongues and Sounds,
Cases fresh Lard, luff) tins,
Sugar cured Tongues,
Oregon Bacon,
Quarter bbls Mess Pork,
California Cheese,
American do.
For sale cheap by
26 if 8. 8AVIDGE.
1;iE OOLONG, IN 4 lb. boxes;
t 41 ft I f U
C CI Q U
if fi u 5 u
GOOD TEA for Ships' use in 301b and 35 boxes.
For sale cheap by
26 tf P. SAViDGR
IMtESII HAWAIIAN FLOUR;
1 Fresh Corn Meal;
Fresh Wheat Meal;
In quantities to suit. For sale cheap by
26 lm S. SAVIDGE.
IRESH RAISINS;
Fresh Currants, ia 121b jars;
Fresh Citron Peel;
For sale cheap ty 36 lml
ODD FELLOWS' It
8. SAVIDGE,
ALL, FORT 8TKEET.
ROOMS TO LET !
A VERY COOL AND WELL FTRNISIIED
i Parlor. Bed-room. Bath-room. etc.. to let. three minutes
1 ' I wall, frnm flh Pn.ttfnA Innlv.t Oil, IAm In
26 tf
E. BURGESS.
STAR COFFEE SALOOX!
MAUXAKEA ST OPPOSITE THE STORE OF
MK, slititiKf
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED the above
Paloon, where he is prepared to furnish bis friends and the
public with REFRESHMENTS OF ALL KINDS in his line, at
all times.
A share cf patronage respectfully solicited
26 2m WM. RTAN.
Auctioneers' IVotice.
THE UNDERSIGNED, LICENSED AUCTIONEERS FOR
the Island of Oahu, would five notice that their charges
from the 1st of August will aa the same absfor, with the
additional charge of On per cent., Government tax.
a n L' 17 L' u r l"l '
A. r.CTOUEil,
J. F.COLBL'RN
Honolulu, Aug. 1, 1659. 14-tf
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Exeesuon of the AVIII
of the late Henry F. Poor, hereby give notice to all persons
indebted to the Estate to make immediate payment to said Ex
ecutors; also, any one having any claim to present their bills
withont delay. iiulbi a, rw,
Oct7. 26 2t EDWIN O. II ALL.
C2Vi)ijcrticmcntg.
D. N. FLITNER
Janlon's Block, Kaahnmann Street,
HONOLULU,
I) EGA TO INFORM th Honolulu community ami
I the seafaring population ia general that hi.
FAIX STOCK OF
J" E "W E LE Y !
Has come to hand by late arrivals, and is now more complete
and valuable than ever, consisting in part of
Gold Watches a splendid assortment of Chronometer, Duplex,
Lever and l.epine. Ladies' gold do, enamelled and
plain, all from the most celebrated makers, viz:
Jules Jergensen. Fred NicoudH. Kos
selet, Levitt, Morris Tobias, .Nar
din, lire tin and others.
Silver watches do do do do do do
.Sen Etruscan Cameras gold, pin, earings and bracelets,
do do Lava, do do do do
do Coral do do do il
do do Pearl and Jet, do do do do
Bracelets Cameo and gold Etruscan,
do all gold,
do Coral, gold mounted.
Bracelet bands, gold;
Knobs, Drops and Pins, gold Etruscan;
Diamond Studs and Kings.
Florentine Mosaic, fine sets;
Breastpins and brooches, gold pearl, amethyst
And every other variety;
Crosses, pearl, diamond, gold, etc
Sleeve Button and Studs, Griunell & Sons' patent, gold
Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Simon It Monroe, do
Necklaces and Armlets, coral and gold;
Spectacles, gold, with pebble;
Fob and Curb Chains, fine gold;
Belt Buckles, Pencils, Thimbles,
Lockets, plain and ornamented.
Fingor Rings,
Of every style and quality, from the plainest gold wedding
ring up to a Duchess' diamond ring.
Silver Cups,
Thimbles,'"
Portinonnairs,
Snuff aud Match Boxes,
Fish Knives,
Salad Forks.
Silver mounted splendid Pocket Knives,
do sets Knives, Forks and Spoons.
Masthead and Opera Glasses,
Aneroid Barometers;
And many other articles for use or ornament, too numerous
to detail. !ii-tf
KEEP JOOL!
ICE CREAMS ! ICS CREAMS 1 IC CREAMS !
"Ii rM. II. Ill'DDY Is lrrpnrrl from ami after Sepu
V V trmber 7th to supply bis friends aud the public at his
NEW ICE CIIEAM SALOON
On King Street, nearly opposite the Bethel, with any orders they
may give, and hopes by strict attention to receive his share of
the patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed. Any order over
two quarts requires 4$ lu-urs' notice. Sundays excepted.
23 tf
Spirits in IBond.
THE BEST WHISKY In the market, In l.fbbls
and 10 gall kegs. AIX
Quarter and eighth casks be-'dark Brandy;
Bbls and kegs New England Rum;
Cases of best Hollands Gin;
" ' Old Tom Gin;
Bbls of pure Jamaica Hum.
For sale low by J. C. SPALDING.
Honolulu. October 22, 1859. 25-tf
New Goods Just Received !
-t Q 10, 14, li, lO, 8, O, Inch White Granite Oval
JLOa Dishes ;
' hit VVsdgewood I offee Cups and Saucers ;
" " Dinner and Soup Plates;
Stoughton's and Old Sachem Bitters;
Otard Brandy in 13 gall casks.
For sale by J. C. SPALDING.
Honolulu, October 22, 1859. ;&-tf
China and Manila Goods !
E
'MARIA,
inn rtnn No. 2,1
No. it, HAVANA Shape, Manila Cigar;
IUU-UUV 6-4 aud 4-4 White Matting. 75 rolls;
t ive lacquered v riling Desks and Boxes ;
50 boxes Oolong Tea, very superior;
For sale by
Honolulu, October 23, 1859.
J. C. SPALDING
25-tf
Com Brooms !
T 4 DOZEN Very SufM-rinr, jast received per bark
O'i Frances Palmer," and for sale low by
J. C. SPALDI.VG.
Honolulu, Octobor 22, 1$59. 25-tf
A COOLING, HEALTHV BEVERAGE,
At the Drug Store of S. P. FORD,
26 tf Kaahumanu st.
1859.
FALL TEADE !
Entire New Stock of Goods !
SELECTED EXPRESSLY
FOR THIS MARKET!
A. S. c ZVZ. S. GRXNDAUXKX
HAVE JUST RECEIVED a Splendid Assortment
of New and Fashionable Goods, comprising every variety
and style of GENTLEMEN'S FLTUNISIIIMI GOODS and
WEARING APPAREL, which they offer for sale at Wholesale
and Retail, at extremely low rates.
The assortment compnsies in part all styles or
CLOT 11 I Sfi,
t L RXlSUlXti UVVDS,
It ATS AXD CAPS,
BOOTH AXD SHOES, tW
Adapted to the wants of the Whaling Fleet aud Island Trade,
which we offer at very low prices.
O" The latest styles received hy every vessel.
iN. B. Orders from the other islands promptly attended to.
A. S. Sc. M. S. GKIS BAUM.
24 3m Corner Fort and Merchant streets, Honolulu.
Crockery! Crockery!
DINNER, Breakfast and Tea Setts;
fream Jugs, Sugars, Water Pitchers;
Molasses Pitchers, Milk Pitchers;
Flat Uishes, Vegetable Dishes;
Soup Tureens, Bowls, Salad Dishes;
Mugs, Chambers, Toilet sets, etc, etc, etc.; all white gran
ite and iron stone ware.
Just received per "Humphrey Jelson, and tor tale by
ti tf H. W. SEVERANCE.
S ALBION!
OREGON SALMON In Bbls;
California Salmon, in bbls;
1'ickled Oregon salmon, in aiis;
Mackerel in kits;
Herring in kits;
Smoked Salmon.
Received per bks "Yankee" and "Black Pea," and for sale by
84 tf II. W. SEVERANCE,
Tea ! Tea ! Tea !
PA CHESTS FINE UULU.M
OU Imperial Tea, 10 lb boxes;
Extra fine Oolong, 12 A. lo;j ID boxes.
For sale by ftf U. W. SEVERANCE.
Consolar Xotice Sweden and Xorway.
THE SUBJECTS af the siaiteJ KiafiiseBS af
Sweden and .Norway, residing in ths Hawaiian Islands, are
respectfully requested to present themselves at the Swedish and
Norwegian Consulate in Honolulu, at their earliest convenience,
when information of importance from the Home Government
ill be eommunicatea to mem.
Royal Sired iA and Norwegian ConmUte, t
at tns Hawaiian itianat, cepi. zu, iw. t
21 tf
ASSIGNEES' NOTICE!
NOTICE ia hereby jrivew that Edward Dsrss-i-h-ll..
IWnlk.no. Island of Maui, has by deed of assign
ment of this date, assigned to the undersigned all his property,
real and personal, in trust for the benefit of all of his creditors
who shall hare become parties to said assignment within thirty
days worn the date Uiereot
vHitr of said Duvaoehelle are requested to call at the
office of the undersigned, and become parties to the deed of as
signment, and all persons Indebted to me saia iwvaucneue are
notified to make immediate payment to
mm rti" a nn u VtVTV a t
Lahaina, Oct 17, 1359. 24 lm
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE UN DERSIGNED have Ihie slaw farsswi st
rnmtrtnormhin nndrr the nuut and stvle of Wilcox. Rich
ards a; Co., for the purpose of carrying on the Ship Chandlery,
general Shipping and Commission business.
23 2m C. L. RICHARDS.
, CORN COB TOBACCO I
A SUPERIOR SMOKING TOBACCO
Muler'i Foiled Twist Tobacco, of the first quality, for
chewing. For sale by . v.
tl M, S.DLIiimnvB.
NOTICE,
A It PERSONS iade-hled 1st Hestry Seta Jaej-
lately deceased, are requested to eall on
21 tf
W. 817MNER.
Sljippiug.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO!
THE A 1 AMERICAN SHIP
sk Milwaukie !
Capt. BJIOADES,
Will sail for the abovs port oa or about November SHli. For
Ireight apply to J. c SPALDING.
P. 8. The " Milwaukie" will take a few second cabia pas
sengers. 87.it
For Freight or Charter !
THE A I AMERICAN SHIP
jJosiah. Bradlee
t DCN BAR, Master, 650 tons register. Apply to
! 27 tf J. C. SPALDING.
FOR
jSTEAV BEDFOED
DIRECT!
TUE A 1 CLIPPER SHIP
DAVID CATE, Esq , Commander.
Having a considerable quantity of her cargo on board, will
have immediate dispatch for the above port.
For Freight or Passage appiy to
KRFD'K L. HANKS A CO
26 Or THOS. SPENCER.
r
I FOR
i BREMEN!
j' DIRECT!
g - iiaw sa.tfssa .a! m
I Ml MA.LOIL,0 !
W0 tons, Carr. MEINERT FETTJVCH, having part of her
cargo on board, will meet with despatch for the above port.
f3f For freight and passage apply to
MELCHERS k CO.
Honolulu, Sept. 23, IS59. 81 tf
SANDWICH ISLANDS
PACKETS,
REGULAR LINE
FROM .
UNITED STATES.
FIRST CLASS SHIPS
Will be dispatched quaterly from Commercial Wharf, Bostoa,
tir Honolulu, in the months of March, May or June, September
and December.
For further particulars see special advertisements in daily pa
pers for the above months.
For freight or passage to, or Drafts on Honolulu, apply to
IIEXRY A. PIERCE,
Sandwich Islands Packet Office,
67 Commercial Wharf, or to
B. F. SNOW, Honolulu, S. I. .
AGENTS.
Sirrros a Co., New York.
Coon k Ssow, 27-tf New Bedford.
- WELLS, FARGO & CoTs"
& EXPRESS, -sgfi
BY THE
REGULAR PACKETS
BETWEEN
Honolulu and San Francisco,
For the speedy and safe conveyance of Merchandise, Coia,
Letters and valuable parcels, to all parts of the
UNITED STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE
The Agents at Honolulu sell Bills of Eicbanca in sums to
suit on Wells, Fargo tc Co., San Francisco or New Vorr.
Also Wells, Fargo tt Co. 's franked U. 8. Government envel
opes which pass free over the California aad coast motes,
and over the Atlantic route from Sau Francisco to New York.
Commissions and collections promptly attended to.
9-tf F. L. HANKS, Agent
KOTICE !
SUPREME CtU RTPanmsko ChrUtofT vs. t'tiaa.
Christr.tT. Before ilia Hon. G. M. Robertson. Associate
Justice. Petition for a Decree of Divorce, oa tns ground of
willful desertion. In accordance with an order of publication
made in the above entitled cause, notice is hereby given that
Friday, tbe 30th day of December aext ensuing, at 10 o'clock
A. M-, is the time aspointed fur tns hearing of the same, at tbe
Court House in Honolulu. J .NO. E. BARNARD,
Clerk 8nprem Court.
Honolulu, October 20, 1839.
NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
privilege of gathering Pnlu, Fnngns and Arrowroot on all
the Government lands on the Island of Hawaii (with the excep
tion of those lands which may be sold or leased during the coo.
tinuation of tliis privilege), has been this day granted to Mr. C.
C. Harris. L. KAMEHAMEHA.
Home IKpartment, 30th July, 18S9. 15 tf
RECEIVED!
..FEB..
IF" JEITGIa. rCtf r3I7 032
And other
RECENT fc4fc AEEIVALS !
A larce aasortaacsit sfHierisr
BOOTS & SHOES!
Which will bb acrunisBaD bt Irvoicxa
MADE TO 0BDER of THE UNDERSIGNED
And now on the way, per
"SIAM," I "TANKEE,"
"W. ALLSTON," "A MET Hlf ST," ete.
Which will he arI Iw. at tbe " BRICK SHOE
STORE," by
19 tf J. H. WOOD.
IRISH WHISKY!
HENRY ROE & KOTH DUBLIN WHISKY
Jno. Maekensie A. Co.'s Helfast do.
Warranted direct from the Distilleries, and of superior quali
ty. For sale at the 22 ROTAL HOTEL.
; Shortly Expected!.
AN ASSORTMENT OF PRIXT9 AND OTHER DES1RA
bls Goods are eipeeted per Heather Bel),M which vss
: el was to have sailed from Loadoa on tns tn alt. Skmples
. shortly sipecfed, wbea sales will be made to arrive, by
4 JANION, GREEN Co.
' Honolulu, Sept. 3d , 1U4. tf-18
Boot and Shoe Makers Wanted !
TWO JOURNEYMEN BOOT ATD SHOEMAKERS WANT
ed on Men's Work. ,To good workmen, steady employment
' and good wages will be given. None others need apply.
19 tf J. H. WOOD.
NOTICE!
. rpiIE aaderaijgaMHl he le iafaraa tkelr frieststa
I 1 that they have established a branch of their boose at ViC
J TORIA, V. I., under the inanagement of Mr. Henry Rhodes and
j under tne style of JANION l GREEN, for the transact ioa of m
f VWHIUIUBIUti UU.I1J( H, ,HMVMi IITOWWH UI ff U
to consignments of Sandwich Island produce.
JAX10N. GREEN k. CO.
Honolulu, May 10, 1SS9. J-tf
Notice.
d ILL FERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
I l herds of Wild Cattle belonging to kis atajosty and tne
Uovernmeat, running ia me aistrict ol Him, uiiuiit, ana
South Knhala, aad between Maaaakaa and Maaaaloa, ia the
Island of Hawaii, have been this day eold to Mr. E.F Adams.
By order of tbe Minister of the interior.
61-lf 8. SPENCER. Chf. CTert.
XTOTI023.
ANY PEBSON TAPPING THE GOVERNMENT WATER
Pipes from this date, witkoat a whtlea persaiasioa from
tbe Harbor Master, will be proseeited.
HENRY J. II. HOLDS WORTH,
Honolulu, June 18, 185i -tf Harbor Master.
NOTICE.
MRS. PEARSON HAS JUST RECE1VEH PEl "TAMKZE.
a small and select assortment of
11 tf LADIES FANCY GOODS!
ENGLISH PURE LEAD I
A SMALL. INVOICE Ens;. Pare Lead, just received
and for sale by 44 tf H. W. SEVERANCE.
1
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