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HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, FEBRUA11Y 4. 1S6-1.
SIX DOLLARS PER-ANNUM.
VOL. VI11.N.32. WI10L.U N.402.
THE PACiriC
Commercial Advertiser.
(For the P. C. Advertiser.)
The Sinter Farewell.
Let as part kindly, we've journeyed together
Many a path through life's sunshine ami storms
Xt have par tears o'er the same sorrow blended.
Oft hare oar smiles o'er one Joy brightened warm.
Haply, sometimes hare oar glances met coldly,
Ilsply kind wishes and words then were few ;
Favy and strife may hare sought to embitter
And under oar hearts, that should beat warm and true.
Now let the Past and iU faults be forgiven.
Nevermore of its bitterness tell ;
Let bat Lore's charity, daughter of Heaven,
Fold its white wings around friendship's farewelU
- Ilere 1ft as make a new covenant forever,
Banish all self from its pare trusting tone j
Chide no more harshly the sins of each other.
He shall judge all, who Is perfect alone.
Ftand w --day on the same pieaiant threshold.
Yet ere the morrow may leagues roll between j
goon for sweet counsel and twilight communion.
Each on the other no kmger shall lean.
Hope's lUr is bright, shall we meet ere its setting.
Gaily, or freighted with years and with woe T
Still glides th- futoie with sealed lips before ns,
Feeble and finite, oh, what can we know !
Let ns part kindly, then, sister and brother.
Many barks sink, drlting oat on life's main ;
Hand clasped In hand, pressed each Hp, more fondly
Ne'er may we met on this wide earth again.
Albany, N. Y.
VARIETY.
Modes Economy or Timc The Scientific Amer
ica thus shows bow time has been economized bj
the application of machinery :
One man can spin more cotton-yarn now than
four hundred men conld have done in the same time
in the jear 1769, when Arkwrighl, the first cotton
ptnoer, took out the first patent.
Ooe man can make as much Sour in one daj now
as a hundred and fifty could a century ago.
One woman can now make as much lace in a day
as a bunJred women could a hundred years ago.
It now requires only as many days to refine sugar,
as it did months thirty years ago.
It once required six months to put quicksilver on
a glass; now it needs only forty minutes.
The engine of a first-rate iron-clad frigate will
perform as much work in a day as forty two thousand
horses."
A six foot-three man went into & shop in Worces
ter lately, asking for whirlers" stockings without
feet. Store hadn got 'em; had got first-rate big
stockings with feet. Ifow much I" said the custo
mer. Four shillings and nine pence," be was told.
"Can yoa cut the feet off?" "Oh, certainly."
Then just doit." It was done and so was the
shop keeper, for the man took up the impromptu
whirlers, laid down one and sixpence (he said be
never gave any more,) and was permitted to go.
This is something like the London sweep who took up
piece of currant pudding and asked whether a
balf penny wouldn't pay for this lump of speckled
stuff, and was allowed to depart with his sooted
sustenance; or the little boy who stuck bid finger
into a pie, and holding it up, inquired. How
much or this damaged tart?"
D&awiso it Stro.no. We confess to our admira
tion for a forcible style of expression, but not repress
out contempt for anything which partakes of the
character of exaggeration. Our readers can there
fore divine our feelings when we were listening to
the following dialogue on the earthquake question :
Brown That was what I call a hih old shock.
Did you ever feel a heavier one ?
Jones Heavier one ? Lord bless you ! I have
been pitched out of bed, and down three flights of
stairs, three times in one night, in .Asia Minor.
Robinson Heavier one ? Heaven help your inno
cence ! Why, when I lived in Lima the people were so
used to have their houses shaken down, that they
thought it was unhealthy to live in one more than
three months, and if the earthquake did not finish it
by that time, tbey made it a rule to blow it up with
gunpowder and build a new one. If twenty-four
hours passed without an eirthquake, the only way
tbey could quiet their nerves so as to get asleep, was
to go and take a knock-down shock from a galvanic
battery.
Gooo-Natcbed People. Be good natured if you
can, fr there is no attraction so great, no charm so
admirable. A face that is full of the expression of
amiability is always beautiful. It needs no paint
and no powders. Cosmetics are ruperfluous for it.
lioage cannot improve its cheek, mr lily-white mend
its complexion. Its loveliness lien bejond all this.
It is not the beauty that is but skin deep. For,
when you gnie into the face of a noble hearted man
or woman, it id not the shape of the features you
really see, nor yet the tint ot the cheek, the hue of
the lip, or the brilliance of the eye; you see the
nameless something which animates all these, and
leaves for jour instinct a grateful fluctuation; you
see an iodescribable embodiment of a heartful good
ness within, which wins your regard in spite of ex
ternal appearance. Cultivate good nature, therefore.
It is better than " apples of gold set in silver," for
gold will take to itself wings and fly away, silver will
Urn Lib in time, and both, when ab-Judant. lose their
comparative value; but good nature never deteriorates
in worth never abandons its possessor to the mental
poverty of the malicious never loses its bold upon
the esteem of the world. It is always in fashion,
and always in reason. Everybody admires it. Every
body praises it- Everybody is in love with it. It
never grows stale It costs little to acquire, and
nothing to keep. Vet it is beyond diamonds in its
worth to its owners, and can neither be stolen or
lost, however neglected. Surely this is a jewel that
merit a search; and when found merits protection.
A son of the Emerald Isle, but not himself green,
was taken up (for be was at the tiaie down) near a
rebel encampment, not far from the Manassas Junc
tion. In a word, Pat was taking a quiet nap in the
shade, and was roused from his slumbers by a scout
ing party, ne wore no special uniform of either
army, but looked more like a spy than an alligator,
and was arrested on this.
" Who are you ? What i. your name, and where
re you from ?" were the first questions put to him
ly the armed party.
Pat rubbed bis eyes and scratched his bead, and
answered
BJ nj faith, gen til men, them is ugly questions
to answer, anyhow ; and before I answer any of them,
I'd be after axin you, by yer lave, the same thing."
M Well," said the leader. " We are of Scott's army,
nd belong to Washington."
All right," said Pat, I knowM ye was gentle
men, for I am that same. Long life to -General
Sogtt !"
Abi." replied the scout, now you rascal, you
reour prisoner," and seized him by the shoulder.
now is that?" inquired Pat, "are we not
friends !'
No," was the answer, we belong to General
Beauregard's army."
. "Then you told aae a lie, me boys, and thinking
t might be so. t told you another. Now, tell me
the truth, and 111 tell you the truth, too."
Well, we belone to the State of South Carolina."
" So do I," promptly responded Pat, and to all
It States cf the country."
gusintss Caris.
II. W. SEVERANCE,
-aLTJCTIONEEn.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Fire-proof Store, Robinson's Iluilding,
QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU.
Will continue business at the new stand. 371-ly
J. II. COLE,
ATJOTIOICEEn,
(SUCCESSOR TO A. P. EVIRKTT.)
At his late rooms, Qaeen Street. 369-ly
H. VOS HOLT. TH. C. IIKrCX
Von IIOIT& IIEIJCK,
General Commission Merchants. Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. 373-ly
ALEX. J. CARTWItlfSIlT,
Commission Merchant and General Shipping Agent, Honolulu,
Oahu, II. I 373-ly
H. FISCHER !
TAILOIt Keeps constantly on hand an assortment of fine
Broadcloth, Cassimeres and Buckskin, Nuuanu St., blow
King St. 3o4-ly
B. F. SOW,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GENEKA L MERCHANDISE,
Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. 373-1 y
C. H. LBWBRs. 1. O. DICK30.
LEWERS & DICKSON,
Dealers i a Lumber and Building Mater ials,Fojt St. Honolulu.
373-1 y
W. A. ALDRICB,
J. S. WALKER,
8. C. ALLE.V.
ALDRICH, WALKER & CO.,
Importers and Commission Merchants -Dealers in Genera
Merchandise, and Agents for the Sale of Island produce.
ALSO
Agents for the Lihne, Metcalf, and Princeville Plantations.
3W-ly
A. S. CRINBAUM & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Fashionable C'lrthinir,
JIats, Caps, Boots ami Miues, ami every variety or Gentle
men's Superior Furnishing Goods. Store, formerly occu
pied by W. A. A Id rich, Esq., in Makee's Block. Queen
Street. Honolulu, Oahu. 334-ly
C. E. WILLIAMS,
Manufacturer, Importer and dealer in Furniture of every des
cription. Furniture Wareroom on Fort street, opposite
Messrs. Lewers it Dickson's office ; Workshop at the old
Stand. Hotel street, near Fort.
N. B. Orders from other islands promptly attended to. 3G9-ly
A. S. CLECHORN,
Dealer In General Merchandise, fire-proof store corner of Ka
ahamanu and Queen streets, opposite Makee's Block.
Also. Retail establishment on Nuuanu rtrect, above King.
O Island Produce bought and sold. Island orders carefully
attended to 388-ly
W. N. LADD,
Importer and Dealer in Hardware, Cctlfrt, Mechanics'
Tools and Agricultural InrLRXgSTtf, Fort street, Hono
lulu. 373-1 y
HONOLULU STEAM FLOUR MILL Co.
Proprietor. S. SAVIDOE.
372-1 y
JANION, (IltEEN & CO.,
Commission Merchants Fiit-Proof Buildings, Queen street.
Honolulu, April 1,1859. 373-ly
GEORGE CLARK,
BOOT and SHOEMAKER. Hotel street, between Nuuanu
and Maunakea streets. 373-ly
B. F. EHLERS,
Dealer In 13 ry Caoocln. Wlllcs, fco.
So-i-ly Fort Street, Honolulu, Oahu, II. I.
FLORENS STAPENIIORST,
Agent for the Bremen ami Dresden Board of Underwriters. All
average claims against the said Underwriters, occurring in
or about this Kingdom, will hare to be certified before him.
872-ly
H. S. HOWLAND & CO.,
Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchauts, Queen Street, Ho
nolulu.
H. 8. IIOWLAXD. W. K. 8XOIK:raSS.
384-ly
H. Y. LUDINCTON, '
(sccckssor to r. s. pratt & co.)
Importer and Wholesale Dealer In Wines and Spirits, and
Malt Liquors, Charlton hart, Honolulu. IX. t. J04-ly
II. II ACKFELD & CO.
General Commission Agents, Honolulu,
Oaho, 8. 1. 373-ly
CHC5G ROOX.
ACHC.
VOCSO SBKONO.
CHUNC HOON & CO.,
Commission Merchants and general agents Agents for the
I'aukaa and Amauulu Sugar Plantations Importers of teas
and other Chinese and foreign good and wholesale dealers
in Hawaiian produce at the new Stone Store, Nuuanu street,
Inflow King. 359-1 y
J. II. WOOD,
Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in Boots and Shoes of erery
description. Shoe Findings, Pump Sole, Kinging, Harriers,
and Patent Irathers Calf. Goat, Hog, and Buck Skin9,
Trunks, Valisrs, ifp&rring Gloves, Foils, and Masks, Black
ing. Brushes, Hosiery, Arc. fcc. Brick Shoe store, corner of
Fort and Merchant sta.. Honolulu, II. I. 373-ly
E. P. ADAMS,
SHIP CHANDLER ASD DEALER K GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
LAIIAINA, MAUI.
Irish and Sweet Potatoes, with other i ecru its, constantly on
I Land ami for sale at low rates. 33 -6 m
CBA. a. BISHOP. WM. A ALDRICB
BISHOP & CO.,
Bankers. Office in the east corner of "Makee's Block," on
Kaahumanu street, Honolulu.
Draw Bills of Exchange on
3Iessrs. Osimsell, Mivrrs it Co., New York.
Hssrt A. Piercb, Esq., - Boston.
Messrs. Morqas, Stos A Co., - San Francisco.
Will receive deposits. discount first-lass business paper, and
attend to collecting, etc. 373-ly
D. N. FLITNER,
Continues his old business in the fireproof building, Kaahoma
do street.
Chronometers rated by observations of the sun and stars
with a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention given to fine
watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant glasses silvered
and adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly
on band and for sale. 373-ly
8RKBMAS PKCK,
Honolulu.
H. A. P. CARTER
Honolulu.
C. BREWER & CO.,
Commission & Shipping Merchants,
Ilonvlalis. Oahu. II. I.
REFER TO
Jobs. M. Hood, Esq New lork.
JamuHchsbwrll, Esq., 1
Charlks Brivie, Esq., ........... Boston.
II. A. Pkircb, Esi.,
Mrssrs. McBcrr Mi RRiLL, I ?an rrancl9C0.
Cbas. Wolcott Brooks, Lsq
MtsRS. Wm. Ptbtac & Co, Hongkong.
Messrs. Prklk, Ucbbkll & Co... ...Manila.
68-ly
MELCHERS & CO.,
Importers and ConimMon
IcrcIiantK,
AGENTS FOB TnE
n ambcrgr-Brcmex Firi Issciascb Compast,
Kaiwiki Scoar Plaststioit,
Tobkt Sugar Pxastatios.
GCSTAT C. MSLCHER3,
Bremen.
CST-ly
J. D. WlCKE,
Houolulu.
A. SCHAEPER,
Honolulu.
justness Carts.
DR. J. MOTT SMITH,
33E3NTTIST.
Office corner of Fort and Hotel Streets. S32-ly
II. STANOEXWAL1), .11. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
j Late New York City Di9penEary Physician, member of the
.Medico umrurgicai college ana or tne I'athological society
of ew l ork.
OfSceat Dr. Ju.IJ's Drug Store, on Fort Street. Residence in
ZSuu&nu alley, opposite that of K. O. Hall, 3S3-ly
E. HOFFMANN, 31. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, Makee's Block, corner Queen and Kaa
bumanu streets. .iio-ly
H. L. SHELDON,
Will practice in any of the Courts of this KinjMom. Particular
attention given to the drafting of legal Documents in the
Hawaiian Uniruatre. Otlice in the Court House. o'JS-om
ci:o!t(ii: w. iirown,
OlEee, Court House up stairs. . 3S5-ly
W. FISCHER,
Cabinet Maker and French Polifher, Hotel Street, opposite to
Government House. 33-ly
eTo7hali
Imorter and Dealer in Hardware, Dry Guods, Paints, Oils, an
general Merchandise, corner of Fort and King streets 373-ly
DUFFIN & WILSON,
DUFFIX'S MARK ET. King Sirrrt,
One door from the corner of Fort street. SOS -8m
O II II I rX- f-i C TV
Dkaler in
WINES, SPIRITS,
ALE axd PORTER,
HouaIuIss. 373-ly
J. WORTH,
Dealer in Genera Merchandise, Hilo, Hawaii. Ships supplied
with recruits at the shortest notice, on reasonable terms
Bills of exchange wanted. 373-ly
JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE,
Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise. Honolulu, II. I
REFERENCES
nis Ex. R. C. WvLLiK,..Hon.
C. A. Williams & Co., " .
DlMOXD & So, "
II. IttCKix.sox, Esq.,. Lahaina.
C. W. Brooks & Co.,.. San F.
Tobix, Bros, fc Co. "
3S2-ly
B. F. Ssow, Esq.,... Honolulu.
Wilcox, Richards & Co.. "
Titos. Spknteb, Esq...... Hilo.
McKrKRiJ Mkukill,. San Fran.
O. T. Lawton, Escp, 44
Field & Kick ..New York.
I) C. WATERMAN &. CO.,
COMMISSlOy MERCHANTS.
Especial attention paid to the interests of the Whaling Fleet, by
the furnishing of funds, purchase and sale of Exshange, Oil,
Bone, General Merchandise, mid the procuring of Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Isaac Howlasd, Jr., St Co., New Bedford
W. O. E. Pofk, Esq., do.
Morgax, Stone it Co. San Francisco.
McKcer & Merrill, do 373-ly
BAM'L. N. CA3TLK. J. B. ATHERTOy. AMOS. S. COOKS
CASTLE Ar. COOKE,
Importers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in General Mer
chandise, in the Fireproof Store in King street, opposite tha
Seamen's Chapel.
AGENTS FOR
Dr. Jaynes Medicines,
Wheeler 4- Wilson's Sewing Machines,
The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, cash
assets 2,350,000,
llaynolds, Devoe b Pratt Importers and Manu acturers of
Paints. Oil and VarnUh. and Crystal Coal Oil,
C. Van Home St Co.'s Carriages and Carriage Materials.
383-ly
WILCOX, EIOHAEDS & Co.
Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchants, dealers in General
Merchandise. Keep constantly on hand a full assortment
of merchaadise, for the supply of Whalers and Merchant
vessels.
AGENTS FOR THE
Regular Dispatch Line of Packets,
BETWEEN'
HONOLULU & SAN FRANCISCO.
Bark 44 Cornel." Cnpt. Jam. Smith.
44 VnaUre," Cnpt. John l'nty,
One of the aove vessels will be dispatched regularly every
three weeks, or oftencr.
Freight and Passengers taken at the lowest rates.
All of the above vessels have suiwrior accommodations for
Tassengers, for whom every comfort will lie afforded.
Through Bills Lading, will he given at Honolulu, for merchan
dise to New York or Boston, the freight leing reshiped at San
Francisco,., on board first class clippers without extra expense
to shippers.
Shippers can also procure at Boston or New York, through
Bills Lading, f jr freight shipped via San Francisco, cf Messrs.
Glidden k Williams, Boston ami Messrs. W. T. Coleman & Co.,
New York. Messrs. McRuer ir Merrill, Agents for Regular
Diatch Line, at San Francisco. 353-ly
Insurance (inriis.
CALIFORNIA
Mutual Marine Insurance Company,
SAX FRANCISCO.
rflllE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
M appointed Agents fr the above company, leg leave to
inform the the public, that they are now prepared to issue
M AKIXE INSURANCE POLICIES
on Cargo, Freight and Treasure.
II. HACKFELD k CO
Honolulu. A ri!2, 1S82. 358-ly
THE BRITISII AND FOREIGN
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
"Llmltea."
Capital One Million Pounds.
Head Office, Manchester Buildings, Liverpool.
Agents at Honolulu,
j-Aivioro-, Grnuur ? oo-
N. B. This Company takes rifks on goods only and not on
vessels. 400 6m
IIAMHURGIURKEMCN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
TMIE UNDERSIGNED, Agents of the above Com
. pany, are prepared to insure risks against fire in and
about Honolulu.
For particulars apply at the office.
MELCHERS & CO.
Honolulu Oct. 11. 1S57. 373-ly
CALIFORNIA LLOYDS.
MARHSTE INSURANCES.
OFFICE : Southwest corner of Washing
ton and Battery streets.
rfflHE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED
M to issue Marine Insurance policies," each being rtapon
sible for the sum written on the Policies against his own name
only, and for himself and not fcr others or any i f them.
Johs Parrott, James DoXAnnc,
Okorgk C. Johssos, William r.. Babrox.
N. Lrsixt-
James Otis.
JAME3 l'HfLAS,
Lafatettr Matsard,
Jambs B. Hacgis.
J. Mora Moss.
ALDRICH, WALKER it CO. Agents.
361-ly Honolulu. H. I.
PAIiVTJBOXES!
CHILDREN'S PAINT BOXES OF various
size
lizes and prices, for sale ly
C95 lm
n. m. wnrrvF.v.
Stctbrtiutal.
mm BOOT AND
Shoe Store !
LETT& FRANKFORT
BOOTS AM) SHOES mniiiifartuml
and repaired in a neat and workmanlike manner.
NUUAXU STREET, Xorth Side, above LOVE'S
BAKERY 400-6m
THOIV3 AS KE
AN,
MASON !
King S(., near Castle & Cooke's Store,
r.f.ts coNsr.ixri-v on hand and for
Cm sate California and Hawaiian Lime, Cement, Plaster
Paii. Bricks, and several oilier artie'es in the huildin line.
KM.fs covered with Mates or Cii:xyiUoii and u'arrai'.tcd water
proof.
OrOers from the other islands thankfully received. 400-3in
COOIE!raN"G !
J - A.. 33TJHDICK,
IN REMOVING HIS RirSINESS
to his new COOPKKAUK on the Esplanade
Frt street, takes this nportnnity of retprn
ing his sincere thanks to his friends and the
I ml -lie in general, for the support and patron
ace which they have been pleased to grant
him for the past ten years, and hoes that ty attention to busi
ness and promptness in he execution of all orders intrusted to
him, he will merit a continuance of their favors. 237-ly
A
F. 19. & .SS.EfKi:A,
j i ii sin mi s aim rininDers,
Nuuanu Strrtt, near the Whurf STOVES and LEAD PIPE
aalwys on hand. Jobbing of all kiuds attended to. 399-1 y
J. O'NE.LL,
FAINTER, PAPEIt-IIANtlER, &c,
Opposite Iwis A: Norton's Cooperage, King SU 37S-ly
J. 1. HUGHES,
IMPORT V. II Xi M A "V f! V X P?
IT K Eft of all kind of Saddlery, Car-
riaire Triinmiug, Mattress making "ZZl.
and repairing done with neatness and dispatch
(CT AH orders promptly attended to.
Corner of Fort and Hotel street, Honolulu 379-ly
THE UNDERSIGNED
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND ANDOF
fers for sale a complete assortment of FURNITURE,
and is prepared to fill all orders iu his line with promptness and
at reasonable prices.
S66-ly Cabinet Maker, Hotel street, near the Theater.
RICHARD GILLILAND,
Ship, House, Carriage and Orna-
. -
memai aign xraiiiter.
REGS LEAVE TO INFORM
the residents of Honolulu and others,
that he has opened his shop in the com
modious room on Kaahumanu street, oc
cupied by the late John F. Colburn, as
an auction room, where he will receive all
orders, and execute them in the highest style of the art, with
dispatch.
in experienced carriage painter and trimmer, hhs been en
gaged who will wart ant his work to he equal with the best ever
done here. 3S9-3m -
Paintcr, Glazier, Paper-Hanger, &c.
Opposite II. Diniotid Sc Son,
Ktna STREET. 391-3m
W. BENNETT.
Boot and Shoe Maker,
Nuuanu St.. east side, above notel St. " V-w
All Orders entrusted to us will be attended to with neatness
and dispatch. K91-ly
HENRY ALLEN,
Carpenter, Builder, Undertaker and
Dealer in
NEW AND SECOND-H&ND
F0eS3BTURE!
Call and Examine my Stock, before
ParchaKin? Elsewhere,
306-Grn At myaliop. in Fort Street.
BRASS FOUNOISV.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
sjiectfully inform the puplic that he is prepared to cast
and fiiiish all kinds of brass anil composition work with
dispatch and at reasonable rates.
All kinds of bhip and plantation work furnished on short
Constantly on hand, hose couplings of the following
XT
notice
JOT
sizes :
1, I, 1, 11, 2 and 2. Also, oil cum and eauge cocks.
JAMES A. H01?KIt,
-3ra-ly King street.
STOTfi ilM TI SiOF!
DO YOU WANT A STOVE
Or TITV WARE
OF ANY DESCRIPTION ?
60 TO GEO. G. SIDERS!
Corner of Fort and Kins Sts.
Opposite Mr. E. O. Hairs Store, and you will have an opnortn
nity of obtaining jut the article at the LOWEST
markrt ralrit.
COOK SS,TO"7"3i3S ! BOTn FOR
WOODandCOAL. TIN and JAPANNED WARE,
consisting in part of cake boxes, tea and coffeecans, knife trays,
sugar boxes, spittoons, nurse cans, lanterns, lamps, candlesticks,
Sic Britannia tea and coffee pots, sheet lead, tin and copper
hip baths, zinc, Kussia galvanized and Knglish sheet iron,
children's bathf, tin toys of all kinds.
Si II 1 1 WORK niil FI.l'MRING executed with
ne.itni on;l dipat:h. -"fo-ly
HI
111
gtrtlianttal.
W. DUNCAN,
W OULD INFORM THE PUIS
lie that he is now prepared to do any and all
work appertaining to the MANUFACTURE
AND 1U: PAIRING OF CAKRI AHES, (in con
nection with his other business,) having obtained the services
of cometent workmen from the United States, just mired er
Camel. 399-3tu
HONOLULU
IROIST WORKS.
STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR Ml M.S. RO le
ers. Coolers, etc., ro:ule to order. Iron and Drass Cast
ings made and Job Work executed
Vt tlie Hlioi! C3st IVotice.
In order to meet the wants of the Hawaiian Islands, the Pro
prietor of the Honolulu Iron Works has beeu induced to expend
a large sum of money in erecting new and costly machinery, on
such improved principles as to enable him to do work wllh uu
uual dispatch, in the Itest manner, and at most reasonable rates.
No one now need go to S in Francisco to All orders, as the work
can be executed at the Honolulu Iron Works as well, at as low
rates, and with as much dispatch as it can he at the former
place.
In the machine shop there are
Holt Cutting
Finning mid Heavy
llatlics.
In the blacksmith shop there is a owerful steam blast which
enables us to do
Heavy RlacksiiiiUiiii.
TERMS CASH.
3S7-6m-ly TnOMAS HUGHES.
J. III. OAT,
Sail Maker, Loft on Kaahumanu
St., at the Old Stand.
SAILS MADE AT THE LOWEST RATES
AND
WARRANTED TO FIT.
392-Odi
SOAP FACTORY!
BY
Wm. II. IIUDD Y !
IT .
LELEO !
HAVING RECEIVED A LARGE AND FULL
stock of material, is prepared to supply his customers
and the public, with the ! Yellow, iirown mid
White SOAP, ALSO
HOFT jVTVT SOAP,
In large or small quantities to suit.
P. 8. Soap grease always wanted. 387-ly
MEW SAIL LOFT.
-T TIIE UNDERSIGNED RESIECTFUI-
iv iiuurins ins irienus aim me puonc generally, mat ne
has removed his place of business to the
FIRE-PROOF BUILDING!
corner of Queen and Kaahumanu streets, third floor, over
Messrs. Orinbaum r Co., where he may be found ready to do
my thing iu his line, in a workmanlike manner, and on the
most reasonable terms.
New Stock just received from San Fran
cisco.
N.B Sails stored for customers without charge.
389-3m O. WOOLS EY.
Thompson & Neville,
GENERAL
BLACK8MITILS t
HONOLULU,
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
for sale, a good assortment of
Best Refined Bar-Iron!
Also, best Blacksmith's Coal !
At tie Lowest Market Prices.
3G8-ly
S. 15. DOWSETT,
LUMBER MERCHANT!
IS NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH BUILD
ing Material of every description at the lowest Market
rates.
Orders from the country, and other islands solicited.
Lumber Yard on corner of Queen and Fort Streets. 376-6m
SHIP CHANDLER!
Dealer in General Merchandise, Island Produce,
SfC, and Commifsioa Merchant.
Byron's Bay, Hilo, S. I.,
Will keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment of every
description of goods required by ships and others. The
highest price given for Island Produce.
Money advanced foa Bills of Exchange at reasonable rates
Hilo. February 3. 1S61
S53-ly
HARPER'S REBELLION RECORD.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
by me for the Pictorial History of the Ciril War in Amer
ica, which promises to be one of the best. It will be issued in
Monthly Farts, prorusedly illustrated and beautifully
printed. Five numbers have already been issued. After Jan
uary, subscribers can be supplied regularly with this work as
fast as it is issued. Price 37 i Cta., per number.
391-2m H. M. WHITS EY.
FOE SALE !
The thrilling & romantic Hawaiian Tale
OF
LAIEIKAWAI,
HA
Hiwahiwa o Paliuli,
Kawaliineokalinla.
(Laieikaicai, the renowned woman of Paliuli,
the Lady of the twilight.)
Price 81 per copy, bound, 211 pp. I2mo.
This volume narrates one of the Ancient Hawaiian legends
written in the most polished and pure style of the language.
Being the first book of the kind ever published in the vernacu
lar, and also one of the most popular of the legends of this peo
ple, it will be valued by all foreigners and natives, who desire
to see its records preserve-1 in this form.
For sale by
n M. WHITNEY
Sli5CfILmfcus.
FOR HILO, HAWAII.
i
The A t Clipiwr Schooner . !
r Emma Eooke,
IS Tons Register,
Captain W. BERRILL,
Will be dispatched regularly for the a bote port,
EVERY NINE DAYS !
touching at KOIIALA positively, on the passage up and down
LAIIAINA and other ports when freight or passengers offer
sufficient inducement.
For freight or passage, having superior aocomniod.it ioc, apply
to JAMES C. KING,
Or CapUin on board. .
07 Shii)ers please take uotice, freigh payable la cash on
delivery of goods. . , 384-dB-ly
i.aiiai.ya, KAL,i:ior,i:i v
II AKi:i: S LAJVDllYCS.
Tlie A 1 ClipjK-r Scliooner
TVottio Moii-ill,
105 Tons Register,
Capt. D. WKTHKRBY,
Will leave Honolulu for the above ports.
Every TUESDAY, at 5 o'clock. P. M.,
Touching at Molokai or LanaJ when sufficient inducement offers,
and arriving at Honolulu every Sunday. '"
. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, ap.
ply to JAMES C. KISO,
Or Captain on board.
K7 Shippers please take notice, freight payable In cash an de
livery of goods. .. CSt-tim-lyj
For KOLOA and PORTS on KAUAI.
The well known and favorite schooner
lL ODD FELLOAV,
86 Tons Register,
Captain A. JOHNSON,
Will leave Honolulu EVERY" WEEK, for the above
Iorts. For freight or passage, apply to
JAMES C. KINO,
Or the Captain ou board.
O" Shippers please take notice, freight payable In cash on de
livery of goods. SfM-Om-ly
For Metcalf s Landing & Kcauhou.
The well known Schooner
Will leave Honolulu regularly for the above porta on Hawaii'
and others, when sufficient inducement offer! .
For freight or passage, apply to
JAMES C. KISO.
XT Shippers please take notice, freight payable In cash on de
i very of goods . 381-6m-ly
'A.
JUDO. WILDBH & JUi,
Arc now manufacturing at
400 tons of Sugar, which they oflTer to
sell at reasonable prices, as it arrives.
For sale also,
MOLASSES in Barrels.
G. 1. JL'DI), Agent.
300 3ro
Corner Fort ami Merchant streets, Honoluu
WARJUEWS.
rpiIE SUHSCKIHKIl IS PREPARED to
bL suply any or the following periodicals, oo application.
Magazines delivered through his agency, arrive more proinjtIy,
and give more satisfaction to subscriber, than when received
through any other source.
XJT Subeription payable alwayt in advanee.JCb
AM ERICA X NEWSPA PERS.
New York Herald, (Steamer Edition,) on sale only.
' " Tribune, do. do. do. do.
" " Times, do. do. do. do.
Boston Journal, do. do. do. do.
New York World, (weekly,) $4 00
" 44 Ledger, (a Story Family Paper,) 6 OO
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, (weekly). 6 00
Harper's Weekly, & OO
San Francisco fiulh-tin or Alta, 8 00
New York Illustrated News, 0 00
MAGAZINES.
Harper's Monthly Magazine, f 5 00
Atlantic Monthly Magazine, 6 00
Oodey's Lady's " 5 00
I-slie's Magazine of Fashion, 5 00
Hunt's Merchants' Magazine....................... 6 00
Eclectic QOO
JJlackwood'e Magazine, (English) 600
The London Cornhill Magazine 7 00
The London Templar u 7 00
Blackwood and the 4 British Quarterlies, 15 00
Either one of the 4 British Quarterlies 400
ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS.
London Illustrated News, (weekly,) $14 00
" Punch, (weekly) 8 00
Despatch, " 13 00
The Examiner, 13 00
Bell's Life in London, 14 OO
London Weekly Times............................ 1000
Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper.............. ......... 10 00
French Courier des Etata Unis- 8 00
The above list comprises the best of British and American
periodical literature, and will be supplied to subscribers her
at the rates annexed to each periodical. They are all regu
larly received by each packet from the United States, and
can be supplied on application. The undersigned willalsoorder
by mail any papers not in the above list for those who may desire
them.
Besides the above, the following papers can always be bad at
the counter on the arrival of each mail :
St. Louis Republican, New Bedford papers,
Louisville Journal, Budget of Fun,
Forney's Press, California papers,
Oregon papers.
And many others, too numetont to specify.
CALIFORNIA PAPERS.
The following are received by Express regularly, and gener
ally in advance of the mails. They will he forwarded to sub
scribers, postage paid, at the annexed terms :
Weekly Bulletin, $9 rr annum
Alta, 8
Sacramento Union, ..8 M
N. B. The undersigned has an agent in San Francisco, to
secure and forward the above papers, which are often put on
board alter the vessels are under sail, thus enabling subscribers
to obtain their papers more promptly than In anv other way.
II. M. WHITNEY.
. MUSICIANS' TUMNG FORKS.
FOR SALE BY
II. M. WHITNEY.
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