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43 THE POLYNESIAN. V "THE DEPARTED." IV l'AKK bi:nja.mix. "The departe.-l tlio depnih d !. Thy i it us in dream, And thev glide u!) no' our memories Like shadows ovcistfons,ns ' v . But, when; tlio cheerful lights of home In r::nta:it ln-i.e burn, ' . Th'? departed the deputed Can never m re return, NOTICE. Tlie SjiWiilirr luve this day cntereJ into Co-part-neisliip under tlie linn of ... E. a H.' GRIMES, fot tlie transaction of Mercantile Nnsincw. ' , KUAN (iH I MH?. - HIRAM Gil I MIS. Honolulu, March 21,1? JO." Have for sale, r'i-zr-s' CO boxes Hyson Ten. iiJ:' !.' 1- boxes Spuclmug Tea. ' l!.;: 1 10 boxes Hvson Skin.' . 10 bands Fresh Flour. 40 boxes Soap. ' , - Julv 13. ' ' . If. 'The pood, the brnve, the beautiful How dreamless is their iliv Where roll. the dirgo-li:vC hiu.de ' Of tlte ever-t'sj ing deep, ' . Or where the hurrying nigjit'wiruta " Fa lb Winter's robe have spread Above the narrow palaces, In the citie.3 of the dead ! " I l"o! around and ft el the awe Of one uh wal's alne Anion t!ie wrecks of ibrincr days, . ' !u mournful ruin strown. . . . I start to h".ir the stirring sounds f ' Among the' cypress trees; For the voice of trio departed Is borne upon the. breeze. ''That solemn voice ! it mingles with Each free and careless strain ; I scarce can think Earth's minstrelsy Will cheer my heart 'again, The melodv of S immer w aves, The thriiliup notes of birds, - Can never be so duar to me, As their leinombered winds. I sometimes dream their pleasant smiles Still on me sweetly fall ; Their tones of love I faintly hear My name in sadness call. I know that they are happy With their angel-plumage on, But my heart is very desolate To think that they are gone !" Copartnership. - Tlio Subscribers hereby tive notice that tbey have formed a copartnership under the linn of Shaw & Gua'y, for J he purpose of transacting a general mcrcaiP' tile business at Tahiti, SocietvTrdands.' SAMUEL T. SHAW. V EDWARD L. GRAY, Jn. ' Honolulu, Au;. 8, 13 1). Uw. I PEIKCE & BUKW'EK, j CcrmnteEi'cn iUrcijanls, 1 . . - - ' , . . Honolulu, Island of (hihu, HAVE Constnnllv on hand and for pale on liberal terms, Merchandise iinpoj ;d from tb.e United States, England; Chili, and China, and adapted to the trade of l!ie ' ' ' "NORTH PACIFIC. i ... - ; - , They offer to purchase the productions I of the Sandwich Inlands, and, of Califor nia: and IV:iis of 'Exchange on- Enidand, jFiance, Jliiiia and the United States. i . . .. j zmwiiir PATi? &. do., i H.'lvc' for Snlo on 'the most reasona Jblc terms, for cab, approved credit, ;or barler, n trreat Variety of lnercbaiiT dise, inclndin.'jr. . . K (i Is si iv & ui'nv Give notice to Masters of whale shijs, that they will always be well supplied with provisions, and other necessary stores, which they will be happy to furnish promptly and at short notice. Engravings of Hawaiian Scenery and Costumes; also, Maps. Done on' Copper plate at Eahainuluna, Maui, by natives. For sale by PEIRCE St. I3I1EWEII. Aug. 0. tf.' , . For a. boat find fair sailer. Apply to The good Schooner Clarion, 03 tons burthen, well found in tackle and apparel ; good sea- July 11. PEIRCE & BREWER. tf. . II a ve for sale, 10 barrels American Beef, superior quality. 10 bar. Am. Flourt sup. qual. (Gallcgo Br.) 50 barrels California Beans. 120 baskets Champagne. . 600 sheets Sheathing Copper, 16 and 21 oz. July 2.5. ' tf. DRY GOODS. Silk, C:rmbries, Gwighnms," Drillings, Tickings, Osnaburghs, Merino, CJjencille, Thibet and Cot ton Shawls, -Silk, 3IcrinOj and Cot ton HandUfs Tuscan BonnetsSilk, Satin, Velvet and Gauze Bonnet .and Belt Ribbons White and Green Veils Wound Wire, Rattans, Bonnet Wreaths and Flowers,, T.'tbsi Gold and Silver Wheat Lnce and .Nfuslin Wro't Capes mid' Pelerines Scarfs ' Ladies Cravats, French Net- Blond Encc Insertion Open work and Common Ladies Hose - Elastics Picnic and Cotton GJovos Petticoat Robes : Silk, Satin and Bombazine Neck Stocks Hooks. and Eves, Nee dies Pins Emery Cushions Spool Cotton Butbuis Thread Ready made Clothing, Suspenders. IIARt)WARE. ' Axes Hatchets Hand, Buck- and Key-Hole Saws Files r Rasps Knives and Forks Sheath, Pocket, Pen and Dirk Knives Scissors Butts and Screws Door, Chost -Mortice and Pad Locks Bolts Srid Iron JapanM Lamps Plated,. German Silver, " Brittania and Iron. Tea and Table Spoons Jewsharps : Brass nails Cut Tacks Percussion Caps Stirrups and Bits Rat Traps Gun lslints Stew Pans, Shot Spikes. Slide Rules. - MEDICINES, &c. Extract Sarsaparilla tixlrnct Bu che Epsom Salts Calcined Mag nesia Opodeldoc Oil Spruce Es sences Cephalic; and Maccaboy Snuff Stoughlon's Elixir. PROVISIONS. Flour BccT, Ship Bread Cod Fish Mackerel Tea Suaar Cali fornin Bearis Pickles Salad Oil Vinegar Arrow Root Corn Pota toes. FURNITURE. . 1 Pr. Splendid Hair Cloth Sofa's 2 Side Boards 1 Bureau t-1 Double Wash Staiid-2 Siinjle Wash Stands 1 Card Table C Doz. Wood Seat Chairs. . SUNDRIES., 1 Elegant Waggon and Harness GOO Sheets Sheathing Copper 2 M Am. Boards 8 1. Am. Shingles 3 Jf. tJirch Boards ,nnd Joists 12 Baskets Champaigne 10 Cases Boots and Shoes 20 Doz. Lemon Syrup 20 Doz. Stoughtoh's Elixir 6 Caboo ses Paint " Oil Chrome Lamp Black Paint 'Brushes Indelible Ink Writing Ink Sherry Wine Riding Whips Bass Viol, Violin and Guitar Strings Silver Watches Gold Breast Pins Harmonicons Signal tlorns Umbrellas Men's and Bov's BIk. and Drab Hats 1 Set Heavy heaving down Blocks Bags- Twine Brooms Rope California Soap-r-Letter and Bill Paper Blank Books Tobacco Axe Helves. - Just nublishcd; arid for sale, by H. P. & Co the New Mexican Tariff and Port Regulations. Cash paid, as abpve, for Bills o.f lx- Stoughlorj's Bitters; Pepper; Currauis and Almonds; Dried apples; Chan,, paignc; Cider,' London Porter; Hanis Cheese; Pickles; Ginger; Prunes' Peppermint; Swaim's Panacea; iiijl lasses . Gates. Assorted Crockery Ware; Gla Lamps, Tumblers, &c. &c. of. WANTED. LADD & Co. Six good Mules, Enquire of June, G. tf. B. PITMAN & SON, Have for. Sale the following Good on reasonable Terms, Viz: . Prints Ginghams, Brown BIup and white Cottons Brown and Blue Cotton Drilling Linen Drill 'White Cambric Shirting Stripes Hosiery Suspenders Bone Buttons Vj.v yarn Nankeens Cotton and Linen 1 ' . ,4 . , , c- . v.uii iiunefiis vyoiiou ' a nil Linen cl n w on 1,o Ln.lcd Males, Kng- ,f 11.P.,Co,nls-ShooS-LSI,oo liat. land, I ranee U Russia- 1 1 Tn 1 xt Honolulu;. Ma SS 1M0. tf mj-olorc jlPomrcc 1k ls.-Nal,kcc ' J ' . Clothing Colored Shirts, &c., kc .,E:ilBP;& Go. - Have for Sale, 10 Bales Bowii Cutton, 10 Cases Prints, 1- Do Grass Cloth, 51) Boxes Hyson Tea, 40' Hyson Skin, " 2Q0 l Congo Souchong Tca June, G, tf. ' IlaS'on band and for sale, American, .English "and French Prints White, Blue tind brown Cotton Drills Lineji Drills Buffalo ClolhBlenchcd and Unbleached Cottotis Hamilton Finn nel English Chintz, Chally Dresses Pelerine and Scarfs Black, Green and White Veils Fine Cambric Mus lins C h cck Tape Musli ns Sprig and Mull Muslins Bishop Lawtis Lad dies' Silk Gloves Black Crape Pink Crape Petticoat' Robes Silk Cord Men and women's Hosiery India Rubber Suspenders Cotton Suspend ?rs Worsted Suspenders Bed Tick ing Men & Women's Shoes Calico and Striped Shirts Bendy-made 'Clothing Silk Handkerchiefs China Nankeens. . HARD WARE. Pocket Knives; Spring Balances, Knives ami Forks;-Scissors; Pins ami Needles ;Giinblcts;Padlocks '.Percussion Caps, and Sad Irons; Braces and Bitts; ' t I . 1 1 . . . m 1 1 . . ' oowp jiiHiics;. uauges; niseis; Hooks; and Hinges; Files; Iron, arid Brass Butt II inges ; Cast Steel. Hand Saws; Iron' B:ick Saws; Compass Saws; Cut and Wrought Nails; Cut and Wrought Tacks; Hat Pins; Cast Iron Funiaces; Latches; Butts; Sail Needles; Cross cut and Pit Saw Files; Door, Chest and Armor Locks; Shovels; Sauce Pans; Try Pans; Razors; Spoke Sha vers; Hammers; Woo1 Saws; Jews harps; Drawing Knives; Iron Squares; Adzes; Brittania Table & Tea Spoons; Axe Handles; Curtain' Rings; Hoes; Currier's Knives; Bonnet and Brass Wire. PAINTS, j .Verdigris; Chrome Yellow and Yellow Ochre; Litharge; Spirits Tur pentine; Paint Brushes; Lamp Black; Ground Log, Wood, and Copperas. . STATIONERY. Plain Letter Paper, 'Foolscap; Playing Cards; Quills; Blue and Black Ink; Inkstands, Penknives; and-. small Blank Books.. , Sunttrfrfl.. : Coffee; Olives; Cigars and Tobacco; . Sandwich Island Sugar and Molas ses Coffee Hyson S,kin Tea Butter Cheese, Flour rCo'nr Meal Dried A t ) pi e s R a i s i n s F i crs C i t r o n Ta m .n:i.i v . "-rMacc Allspice Cloves, Ginger- . v. Honey J5ago S'ige Olives Mus tard 'Pepper Salad Oil Lemoi Syrup Tobacco Pipes Chiars- 11 till f"oap AVincs Por.ter Pal Ale Stoughton's Elixir, c. A General assortment of Crockcrv Hard Ware and Tin Ware.'. On hand, Koa-Shingles, good quality 20,000 lbs. Sandwich Island arrow root. . - Honolulu, June 0, 1810. . tf LADD & Co. Have for sale. 100 Tons Sugar, 20,000 Galls. Molasses, 2,000 Do. Svrup, . GO Pr. Ox Bows, '1 Case Riding Saddles, 1 do Paint Brushes, 4 Casks 'Tin Wareass'd, G Kegs Cooper's Rivets, . 2 Tons Steel, ass'd, 15 Cooking Stoves, M Coils Lead Pipe, 2 Tons Zinc, GOO lbs..Bass Kettles, 15 Half bbls. Coal Tar, 20. dial. Coal, 100. Coils Cordage, 200 lbs Sewing Twine, 20 Bolts Canvass, GO Kegs. Paint, ass'd, 1 Case German Tumblers, 10 Kegs Tobacco, Honolulu; June 6 1840. tf. 10,000 Coral Stone, . . 50 Piles Lime Stone, '100 Cords Wood, 400 bbls. 'Salt, 2,000 lbs. Arrow Root, 50 Bbls. Beans, 20 " Corn, For Sale by LADD & Co. June, 6. tf. BAKERS FROM CANTON Good people all walk in and buy. Of Satn Mow, good cake and pie Bread hard or soft, for land or sea, "Celestial" made; come buy of we. June 15. tf I