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THE .PACIFIC Cmrancrciitl Wxhm - PUBLISHED AT Honolulu, Hawaiian. Islands. . tatos of aLdvortisjine. a Space measured in Non ft " 10 00 12 00 15 00 18 00 25 00 40 09 50 09 76 00 1 w. 1 m. 2 m. J S m. 6 m. pareil type. $ 1 3 00 4 00 6 00 7 60 p 6 Lines (I Inch) 12 Lilies (1 inch) 24 Lines (2 inches)... 36 Lines (3 inches)... 43 Li nes ( 4 inches)-. . i Column. ......... Column. ......... i Column.......... Whole Column....... 1 00 00 00 00 4 Ofl 6 60 C 1 so 2 00 3 00 4 00 S 06i 0w 7 60, 10 wi 00 10 OOj 14t 0i OO lt 0 CO T 00 16 O0 IS 00 22 OOj 1 i i mi 6 00 10 8 00 12 30 OO 00 16 00 00 24 00 00 45 00 ' ot iV OS VM 12 00 18 18 00 30 30 00 45 00 76 OOllOO 004 150 00 XT Advertisers! residing in the Eastern United States, can it tor their ranis bv enclneincr Greenbacks or V. States Tn nt. PnKtaM Kramna. for ttneh amount as they wish to pay. and their cards will be inserted as per aoove mme, n.r u paid for. 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THE PAOiriO (kommcrrial Jbbtrfiscr 13 PUBLISHED Kvery Saturday IIornins. m l.l' Sssk'aelptlw.s.a. 0.00 m Year. 3ii far Sic Manilla. rria Saarlrlaa.. utIO a Tear. rg 4obwrrpUnn prtnr frr papi-rtirwpl lAny partnf Ain Y VoO per aiunv. whe Iraetutea in ABcrmn u4 Its !L.n P"- A" PP"r Karop a port will a cbamwl J-,, rxMi demand! at trie pwt-olce, which varies from 4 (, ?nt on each single pper. jcimirtiim f itiu AtwK 11 ivascs. j-y Cimninie:lras bum si) pans of lh PartSe via always fcrvcry aeeepiahle. 7 rvrm r-M!nw ia Mf part of lh Uuited State, can the avunl af otmcrliAion 4w .r this paper ia Aajeri out ( ' P0"" stamp. n tn tbe "Ur. II Y1 r::&&0 Zi 1' l i : JIB the PAcino Commercial Advertiser. 2few York Correspondence. Ho. 21. P',pno-dk 1'rrrh tnt Henry Want IlrKrlloi jt it vi 77 .Kerr -Sketch of Mr. . L'hitritcter. riw oc own CORRttrONDENT.J Nnr York. June 17. 1PG9. I have I.itclj inrvle a daw obocrvatioa of the I phenomenon known M Ilemrj Ward IVrclicr. Other churclie are bcoMnm each humlaj more ami more ernrtj, ai the warm weather be come warmer; bat Plymouth Church ia a t )wli-l a.- err, ami will continue to attract an aii'Iin" ff three thousand people, morning ar rvenitv;, antil thLwt of Jul j, when Mr. tcwcbrr will tiki? hi ea.tomarj "ummer tacation. Come with me to Bruokljro. It Id a cool. ,ri!it Jane evening; we hmre the Fa I too Avenue rar at Orange utrffct, and 5ml that all the otfirr pawcrgrr io the aaiue. anl are boonl npn the ame crraml with ounwlTc. It ia inrter after wren o'clock, antl the aldewalks are alreou1 crowjoil with people who are goin fc hmr IWcher. .rriting in front of the plain trifle cilifio? known a Iljrmoath Church, we find a ma of opI, perlkaps 500 in number, ktand in lfre the oVor. Policemen prtwerre an rp?n waj through the centre of the crowd, which jrra inward, not tumaltaouslj, jet with con iilv rable for. I Jut for their aid the pew-bolJ-cra itraU would be pro-occupied bj the public an hour before the n ice begin. As it itf, adrcn turous prrnon who own no Bitting often mil into chorrh in the wake of pew-holdre, and get into the front rank of the crowd which occupies the r-tiu!e. Thia ia a great advantage ; for the pew-owner retain no claim upon their own Mtiti. if thee remain unoccupied after the hour f r the commerwvnient of tle enrice. At that time (10 30 A. M. and 7:30 I. M.) all tl emptj t atrf are promptlj flllel with etrangcrs. T grt a peat in Pljmoutb Church, the be"t waj w t g with a friend wfio owns a pw. Hut if Jimi are a stranger in the church, the fol lowing mlcwill gcnerallj proTe eufScicnt: 1, A'lpt the ielf-poiwci!iel and serene air of a pew hotJcr, anl advance boMlj to the front ranks of the crowd in the Tcntlbule. 2, Having reached thU commanding position, drop the mien of anthoritj ; gaze atliblj upon the unher, anl enlMvor to look aa if jou had come all the waj from Toxan to hear Mr. Ileccher. Tlxen you will be likclj to be ncated well up in front, in a thou- aund-Iollar pew. - i i . & .1 i Ot On l j l tic picata dhi iuc orvnen arv ucnneij 1-aM-krd, the latter Iwing provided with folding chain ; that in ca.c of a panic from fire a ter rible crunliing to death would occur. In this community, however, there is a charming non-cha!an-e about the nofetj of life. Americana do rot dixcutw act identa until after thej have Itap puicd. Punctually Mr. Ikccher appears, a strung, fbriI man ; in hi fUce the geniuses of Solcmnitj and of fun term intimately blended. The most thorough feeling and expression of reverence per vrule, however, the invocation, anil tho reading of hymn and "OTlpture. Mr. Bccchcr's reading of hymns ia the most affecting elocution that I bare ever hard. Perhaps no other speaker in the country than Mr. Ueccher can express such a thrill and glow of emotion simply bj the un studied Accents of bia voice. He conveys all the warmth, tenderness, glowing feeling of bis na ture in those expressive tone. Ilia reading of Wwlcj or of the Moravian Rrcthren's bjmns lit often vrrj thrilling; ami joa almost expect the prmrhcr's voice to fail or shatter in a mint i t tears. When the sermon gets (airlj under waj the ' tuanyidedncss of the preacher begins to ap I"r. III.- manner and active movements; bia otidTy plaotrd attitude ; bia gestures like thoee t a hluck.nutb at the forge; bis face, florid vit!i the rlTort.a of oratory ; the mixed impression of pontic power, phiin ommon-sense, humor, raiUna and reverence, tlat jou derive from the ligtroua current of bis speech that draws a thou sand similes from a thousand sources as it pours !",:, all convey the unmistakable information that Mr. Eeecber'e nature is one of wonderful variety, strength, and exuberance. Yet Mr. Ceecher ij not a man of the highest intellectual endowment. Few people care to 'fcl h Permona a second time ; and hi news paper contributions, pleasant aa they are, never take a higher place than that of the literature of the hour. His novel, Norwood," was one of the iuot scattering and incoherent of stories. His tet hook, the first series of the "Star Tapers, L now hardly reaL Yet it deserved a better fate than forgtfulness ; for it abounded in P'ges of poetio bvautr and of real feeling. od had lens of that care leanness and turgidity of 'tjle that ia so frequent in bia other works. It is not. however, by the intellect that Beecber mainly accrmpliahca bia part. He is a man gift! at once with deep feeling ami with great power of expressing that feeling. It is bis per oral magnetwm, bia ability to communicate to o audience the inmost feeling of bis own ardent nature, that draws three thousand people, every undaj morning and night, to hear him. There " a wonderful fresh nease about bia speech, a rrit of daring in the very intonation of his oice. Other ministers speak as if they were the r-eccsfarr rroduct of their circumstances and of nr creeis. and seem tborouzblv tamed br c"iViticn. Uut Heecbcr impresses one with a & of wddness akin to that of the forest or of i ln,I,, When I bear bia lusty and unterri Jl toice I am reminded of the birds whom Chaucer descril in one of bia minor poems : " Ami anwia in all with um bll thrMUa." IIe ,tan,! there to say what he feel to hurl "arcasm at jou, to mourn and exalt with jou, to PbJ with the airiest sallies of bumor or of im i?iaatioo at will. EeecUr U Beecber, because, having force, fire, and something to aj, be dares wj it an.1 v be himself. It is refreshing to "e "" bo U not cowe.1 br civilization. Co- Jnd other men be. seems darinr. srontaneous. "ncer-s. Yet Henry Ward Beecber is by no jo-acs man of hasty or unguarded speech. He "Tiered f aec Uh tlie churches, ami does not mean t break it. No man knows better than he how to keep upon goid terms with the i ortliodox world. I have culled lVcclcr sincere ami free ; so be is, as far ot he expresses himself. But be has views that he says nothing about in the nlpit. He has no wish to commence a qnarrel. His preaching ia studiously exclusive of controversial doctrines. One wonders bow thia man of healthy, robust, and active nature, of aggressive temperament, of strong passions, tmpulacs, and individuality, has managed to keep the peace with a conventional society, ami to re main unchallenged in the fold of an orthodox church. Every Sunday you half expect to see bim leap the fence. As people go, week after week, to watch the acrobat in the flying-trajieze act, and secretly hope that he will yet give them the excitement of a foil, so there are worshipers at llymouth Church who have been jatiently watching their pastor for the last fifteen years, and apprehending, on bia part, the possibility of some sudden and terrible la pee into heresy. It ia known that Becchcr liat an open car fur new thoughts, that be reada Herbert Spencer and has beard of Univcrsology." But we all grow prudent aa we grow older ; and Mr. Beecber well knows bow little advantage ami huw great a scandal there would be in breaking with that portion of the public sentiment which he repre sent. He would, indeed, prefer to bo quite un trn tunic led, to exprec the broadest sympathies ami the most liberal thought. Three jcars ago be made an experiment in the line of political liberality, and said thing of tho Democratic party that were just, kind, and philosophic. He stepped off from the partL-an platform and spoke as a statesman. But he found himself too liberal for bia party. The lndt-pendent, the Tribune and all the partisan press, instantly went into a frenxy over the fall of Mr. Beechcr.' A great storm of denunciation broke upon bis head. It was a severe lesson, and even Mr. Becchcr's cour age quailed before the outpouring of all these via la of wrath. Ho abandoned bia advanced position ; be returned to the platform upon which he will now be obliged to stand as long aa be lives. It was melancholy to sco bim yield. He ia do longer the independent and uncommit ted man that he once was. lie ia still a power in the communitj ; but he ia no longer a power with promt;. He has said bia last word. The pastor of Plymouth Church, however, doea excellent work in the pulpit; and ho can afford to laugh at those who question his ortho doxy. Many a church would like to arraign him fur heresy ; but each one looka around for some other paw to pull the Beecber chct-tnut out of the fire. Beccher is not an easy man to excom municate. Should the church discipline him, bo might retaliate by excommunicating the churches. In the enthusiastic sympathj of his large and wealthy church, and of a large portion of tho public, Beechcr lias a safe stronghold. He no longer cares to attack, and he ia too securely en trenched to be assaulted. It is not probable that Henry Ward Beechcr will ever bo the central figure in a great religious or political quarrel. Calami's. gjnitntss Carts. 11. IIOFF.MAX.V. M.D. rbjlclaa and Sargeoa, Coraer Uerchaatand Kaabamana M-, nrar Poatoffiee. 687 ly JOIIX S. MtCUEW, M. D., rhjtiriaa and Sargrsa. Office Io II. L Cbawr'a baUdinc. Fort Street. -t'Ww HI., mttmttm An Max a mnd Fmrt SU. Orrica llwcaa tram S t lo A. and froa 8 to a 1. M. 674 1 DR. J. 3IOTT SMITH, Ieatlt, Offie corner of fort and Hotel Bt recti. 67117 A C. Bl'FFCM. !. D.. rhjdtiaa aad Sargesa, Offie and RaUnce. A 1.1 rich Uoosr. rurt street 6S0 ly V. C. JOXES. ittsraey at Law aad Land Agent. Vftll prartK-e In all tb C'Wta of tba KIokJom. lie will aueod tn Cireoit tuatu in aaoai. Maw ana xinwau. and Vntt tuber of tboaa IiUnda oo atMCial boatnew). Office in the room lulrln occupied V'l the Hon. J. M . Austin, in the l'utJice lia'ddimj. too ly JOIIX II. I'ATF. .stjrj PaWlr, Ilooolala. II. X. Ofllcw at tb Rank of Btabop A Co. 690 6at A.r.Jl'UD. Attorney aad CsinIIr at Law, Fort street, tbrva doora bha Mrecbant S tracts. 640 17 9. tU DOLE, Attsrae at Law. qfiee oeer R$chardM' Store, caearr Fori mJ Mrrcknt 664 ttrttl; Homotutm. 17 IIEXRV TIIOMFSOX. Attorney and Csnnsellsr at Law. OiAc aa Qaeea tuot,owit tbo Coort llooae, ap stairs. 66i ly r. a. davis. Attorney at Law, W JI react la all lb Coorts of its KioxJotn, la both EogtUh and UaaaUaa lanfaafca. art Ofte on Qaeea Street, eppite the Court Homte. 17 HTMAX Si BROTHERS, mroKTaas. Wholesale aad Retail Dealers la Dry Goods, nothing, 1IAT3, FCR3I4UIXO OouOa, L.liea and Oenta' Boots and Etjoea, Tankee Notion, Ac-, Ac. rrt tm.mr,M Ruitdiul. No. 20 MERCHANT ST.. f 70 ly) HONOLULU. M. S. GRI.VUAUM As COM Importers aad Wholesale Dealers la rashlonakle Clothing, Hats, Caps, Basts and Shoes, Aad reery variety of OenUeaicn's Superior Furnbhiaf Goods Store Amwrly occupied by W. A. Aklricb, 640 MoJkf'e Block, en it. 17 ALLEN c CHILLINGWORTH. Kawaihae, Hawaii, Win eonUnae the Oeueral Meeebnndiae and Shipping baiineas at the above port, where they are prepared to furnish the joatly celebrated Kawaihae rotatoes, aad auch other reeruita aa are required by whale ahipe, at the shortest notice aad ea the moat reasonable terns. Flrowoori oxol XZaxicI S6 ly D C. WATERMAN i COH Commlvdoa Merchants. Eafceial attentinn paid Ut the intrrwt of the Whalinr Fleet by the furnishlnc ef randa, parchane and sale of ixebanre. Oil, Bone, General Herehandise. and the procuring f Freight REFERENCES. Messrs. IttenowLAsi.Ja. A Co, New Bedfcr4 W. O. E. Fora, Esq.. ' do. J. C. Msaaiu. Co , Sea Franctoca 646 1J D. N. FLITXER, Contlaaes his old baaincss la the S reproof building-, Kaahaaaaa Street. Chroooeaeters rated by obaerrationa of the saa and stars with a traneit inatrament accnralely adjusted to tho siriiliaii of lloootala. Particular alien Uon riven to Sae watch repairing. Sestant and quadrant gUsaes Uvered and ndjnated Chans sad caoUcal instrusents conataatly aa 69 hand aad for sale. Ij gnsiitfss (Carlis. B. r. iBIM. S. O. WILOKB. ADAMS Ai WILDKR, lictisn and isuimlvlon 31erchants, PIKE PR'MJK fTORE, Is Rabiaaaa'a Uallalaf, (tares Street. Vii-lS V. S. HAKTOW, Anrtlanrr r, Salr Raaaa Q.ar-M Street, anf daar tram 60 Kuliamioii atrert. 17 IRA RICHARDSON'. Importer and !ealrrla Hosts, Short, line nothing, Farnlklns CoinI, I'erfaner;, kt. Cmrmtr of fort and Mtrcknmt StrtelMt 670 u-jnoixm:, 11. I. 17 XV. L GKKKN, Onrral fommilon Agrnt and Broker, ttUEEX STREET, p8 11 iOyOLVLU. C. UKKWK.lt. Sc CO. Csmm!!oD and Shipping Sir rchants, 664 llawolula. Oaau. II. I. Ij V. N. MUD, Imperterand Dealer In Hardware. flIfrf,3IfhanIf, Tools. aaJ trrltsltsral Implements 66 fait Street. l7 c. . arascca, . MacrABLasa C II A t. N. SPK.VCKR A- CO., Ceaeral CoramKslon Jlerthants Usees Street. &54 lj llawalala. E D W IX JO X KS, Crserr and Ship Chandler, HHAINA, MAUI Hotter ao4 Reeraita farnUhl to "hip ea FaeorabUt Trrtna. THE KVSIA1'KR KLOKOA, Piellshrd Heeklj ia the Hawaiian Lan-na?f. It baa tha larfal cin-nUtlno In the rroap, and ia rraJ kntb by llawauaaa aud rorritorra. Iricv 44 a yrar In ad Tancr. A4rrti-nxnUUanintMiulo Hawa iian fire of charve. offl.-e io buulh . 667 eorncr of taifcie'a 1 1. una 17 ed. iiomcui.Ai:Gi:K i co lmportenand fsmmlvdoa Merchants, Caraer mf Fart sad Mercbaal Streets. tto7 ly F. Am SC1IAKFER Si CO. Inpsrtrrs sad CoBiutlvIoa 3Ierrbant, UOXOLCLU, 6SO ly MAW. ISLANDS. E. O. II ALL & SOX. Import em and Dealer la Hardware, Dry Goods, .... -. ... . ( . L I ' fOtMIt, UHt, sua Ufrr mciuiuwut. 617 Corner rurt and King Ma. I7 JOIIX R1TSON. Dealer la Wlae, Spirits, Ale and Porter. 613 Hanalala. 17 JOIIX TIIOS. WATERHOL'SE. Importer and Dealer la General Merchandise, 6C9 Qoeen Street, Houoluln. 17 raasa saowx. .WDmST SBWS. DROWN tc CO.. Importers .Wholesale Dealers In AVlues Spirits, if. 671 MERCHANT ST HONOLULU. 6m J. S. WALK KB. a. O. AILI1 WALKER Si. ALLEX, Shipping aad Comniis.ioa Merchants, 6 nONOLCLU, n. 1. 17 II. E. MrlXTVRE & ItROTIIER. Grocery, Feed Store and Bakery, Comer of King and Fort Street, Honolulu, II. I. 643 ly JOUX A 1" L E T T , Merchant Tailor, IIoTBt. Stbkct. OTMn!te C. K- AViHiamt. 650 MeCOLUAX Si JtillNSOX. Merchant Tailors, FORT STREET, HONOLULU, U. 1, 671 Opposite Tlieoil. C. flruck'a. ly FISCHER Si ROTH Merchant Tailors. Fort Street, oppoaile Odd Fellow's Hall. Honolulu, II. Z 671 ly It. C. CBALLAM M- A. SIX ME. CI1ALLAMEL At CO., Importers and Dealers Is Wines, Spirits, Ales, 4.C., No. 8 NUUANU STREET, 678 Opposite Slercbant street, Honolulu, II. I. I7 DILLINGHAM Sc CO., IMPtlBTCBS AUD DCALBBS t Ibrdware, Citlery, Dry Goods Paints and Oils, and General Merchandise, 674 No. 05 KINO STREET, HONOLULU. I7 J. FERRY, Dealer la General Merchandise, FIRE-PROOF STORE, Corner cf Hotel and Xuuanu Mretls, Honolulu, II. I. . A Lao ; Retail Establishment on Xanana Street. 669 Above the rire-prouf Store. I7 CHUNG IIOO X. Commissi oa Merchant aad General Agent, Agent for the Pankaa and Amauula Supar Plantations Inv portcr of Tcaa and other Chinese and Foreign Uuods and wholesale dealer in Hawaiian Traduce, Is New Staae Stare. NaaaaaSt.. belaw Klag. 6M ly A FOG Ai ACIICCK, Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers la General Merchandise aad ibises Goods. Flrfraat Starr, Naaaas Street. Coder the VuUie Hall. 663 ly L. L. TOR BERT. Dealer la all klads r Balldlsg Materials, Pmimtt om4 Oil, trail Pmoer, tTimdow and Picture Gift, 5ua, BlindM, Uoora, A-e rC. Oertcu 54. 20 EarLASips, (671 Ij) Orrxwrrs Cocrr Uocst. M. PHILLIPS Si CO. IMSOBTBBS ASO Wholesale Dealers la Clothloz, Coots, Shoes, Hats, Men furnishing and Taney Goods, No. 4 MERCHANT ST (6716m) HONOLULU. BOLLES Si CO.. Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchants, Queen Street, JlutuAulu. Meaers. C. A. Williams A Co. 1 Meaara. C. Brewer A Co.. Meaera. Caatle A Cooke. I Meaara. II. llackfeld A Co., Messrs. C. U. Richards A Co. 1 1. C M'aterman, Eaq. 660 ly THOMAS SFEXCER, Ship Chandler, Dealer la General Merchandise, Island Prod a re, c, aaa tonimisMoa jiercnani. Uyrea'e Bay. II Ha. S. I., WD1 keep eonatanUy en hand an extensive aaaortment of ever ijcacrlpuon of roods required by ship and other. The highest price riven for Island Produce. r Money sd canoed for Bills of Exchange at reasonable rates. 670 ly THEO. H. DAVIES, (Laf Jomiom, Green A- Co.) Importer aad Commissloa MerchAnt, AOBST roa LfOYDS r THE LIVERPOOL UNDERWRITERS, NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, and BRITISH ir FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE CO. Fire Proof Baildinrs, Kaahumana and Queen Streets. 664 ly C. L. RICHARDS Si CO.. Ship Chandlers aad Commission Merchants, and Dealers la General Merchandise, Keep constantly on hand a full assortment of merchandise, for the sapply of Whalers and Merchant vessels. 674 ly Letter Sheets, W.WTITII MAP OF THE HAWAIIAN 1SL- AN DS printed on them, can be had at the Bookstore. 624 Price IX Clsw. srll srr Daces. Fabcr's IVo. 2 Pencils. mllESE POPULRPENCILS CAN BE M found at (3) II. M. WHITNEY'S. IVoTelN, iciv and Old. A N INVOICE JUST RECEIVED AT THE 23k. Book btore of (OfcC) 11. M. WHITNEY. 'usiiuss tiaris. LEWEKS Ai DICKSON. Dealers In Lumber and CaHdlng Materials, 66 Fart Street. 17 Til. C. HEUCK. General ConimisMon 3Ierchant. 6t Fart Street. I7 ALEX. J. CART WRIGHT. CommKdbB Mertbant aud Geueral Shipping Agent, 686 Ilonalaln. Onhu. I7 BAJI'l. S. CASTLB. J. B. ATHUBTO. A. S. COOXB. CASTLE Si COOKE. Importers and General Merchants, King at reel, appawile the Srninca'a Chapel. ALSO, AGENTS FOR Dr. Jaynes Celcbraiol family Medicines, Whrelc-r tr Wiiion's Sewing Machine. The New KnicUnd Mutual Life Insurance Company, The Kohala Suitar Company, Hawaii. The Haiku buxar Company, Maui. Tbe Hawaiian huar Mills. M.iui. The VVaialua tUKi I'lanlation. Oahn. Tbe Luioaltai Uwe PUulalion, Kaui 6C3 ly HISHOI Si V(t Hanker, OEre, in the eat corner cf Makee's Clock, Kaahumanu street, Honolulu. Draw Bills of Kxchat'.gi on rtie Uakk or CAUroBsii, - San Francisco Messrs jaisaci.l..MixTCB9 A Co., New York. Luti A- M'lLLtH, - New York, Tkkmoxt atioxal llAix. - - Baton. Okikxtal IIasx Cubpibatios. Lotidon. Mewra. Mimtiso, Asoun Ar Co.. Paris. A'ctlt Pacirio Ikkcsascs Co. sod Mamhattas LlFK IjIdCB- AXCB CO. Will receive depoalts,-llacount Arsclass business paper, and atlenj tocoilvnine.eic. f84 ly Hnsunnrc cCnris. F. A. SCHAEFER, An EXT Dresueu IS an rd af Cuderwrstera, A Kent Drrsaen llonrd mf I'nrlerwrltrra, Attest Vlruua liaard af Underwriter. 657 ly NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON AND EDINUUKC.II. ESTABLISHED, 1800. CAPITA L 2.000.000 Arcumaltttrd aixl I (treated Fnsrl, 838, 118 raVHK I'NDKKSirjXKI) HAVE keex ap B injlNTKD AliKSTs l.r lue SsihIwIiIi 1U uls, and are authorised to Insure aKainst Fire upon favornhle terms. Kinks taken in any part of the IsUnd on Wooden lluililiniis, and Merchandise stored therriu, Dwrlline House and Furni ture, rituhcr. Coals. hi in Imrlxar with or without cargoes or under reir. (070 ly Kl. 11 JFFoCHLAEGEU & CO. THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y, (LIMITED,) ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWEST KATES. The clauses in the Policies of this Company are specially advantageous. THEO. U. DA VIES, Agent. THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y Isnes Fire and Life Politics ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS. ALL Claims lor Losses settled w ith promptitude. 649-ly THEO. 11. DA Vila, Agent. MERCHANTS' MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ol Him Frtuioiseo. T1IIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN . appointed agents for the above Comany, beg leave to inform the publio that they are now prepared to issue MARINE INSURANCE POLICIES ON CARGOES, FREIGHT and 1 REASURE 643 ly -r WALKER. & ALLEN. $23,000,000 ASSETS! THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y OF HARTFORD. CONN., 111th an accumulated Reserve Furul of over 7cenly Hve Million Dollars, is the Oldest Mntnal Insurance Company In America, lias the Largest amount of Assets, The Largest Receipts and Smallest Expenses, Tbe Largest number of Members, Pays the Largest Return Dividends, Aad Is the most Liberal Co. In existence. nAVING BEEN "APPOINTED AGENT fur the llawaian Islands of the above old and wealthy Life Insurance Company, I am prepared to furnish any in formation pertaining to Life Insurance, and to receive ap plications for the insuring of lives of any arq between 14 and 00 years, on as favorable terms a axe offered by any other company. Tbe attention of those contemplating insuring their own lives or the lives of oilier, is invited to the suerior advantages offered by this Company, In the large amount of lis assets and the consequent security afforded to the insured. Its in. Come from interest alone more than covers all tbe expenses. In cluding payments on aocnant of the death of members. Circulars and all other desired information will be supplied on application, personally or by letter, to . U. M. WHITNEY, tC!i 6m Agent tut the Hawaiian Islands. PIANOS FOR SALE! TVHESR ARE THE BEST AND MOST RE liable lianos manufactured, noted for standing In tune and wearing well. They are matte of the best seasoned materials with all the modern Improvements. Rosewood case, with seven octave. A LOt One Cabinet Org" for Sale, with powerful Tone, snTABLB roa a carmca. e63 6m W. FL5CHER. LI3IE AND CEMENT, ALWATSsa HAND AND WARRANTED as Fresh as any In the market, and for sale at lowest rate. oo7 6m CUAS. N. SPENCER A CO. FOR SALE. EIGHT SPAN OF HORSES. WELL ATCUED. For further particular apply at the W AIM AN ALU M Ah RET. 630 3m hung street. Information Wanted, REGARDING FRANS OSCAR TENG cTKOM. who lea bis borne tn Uottenberir, fcweden. In 1S&4, and Is supposed to be somewhere in the Pacific. Any tidings of him, or his whereabouts, will be gratefully received by his younger brother, CAPT. ADOLP. 8. TENU3TR0M, Ilonoiolu, Hawaiian Luanda, or by the publisher of this paper 70 3m PIANOS! AND OTHER MUSICAL. IN- TKLMESTS, 1 1 Tl.XED A.VD BEPAIKED, BY CHARLES DERBY, AT TIIK THEATER. l.oni ;iven on Piano and Goitar. Best of references given. 660 ly II. TROPEK, PIANO FORTE MAKER AND TUNER, HAS RETCKNED AGAIN. ORDERS LEFT AT DR. SMITU'S Oinr itore. and at Wm. Fischer's Vorniture Kooms, promptly soenueu vt. ooo om ALEXANDER REMOND, (,Of the Imperial Farm, Rambouillet,) VETERINARY SURCEON, HAS COMMKM'EU BLSINKSS at Na. IO Esbbmm Street. 'ATI business in his line aa Veterinary Sn eon promptly attended to. Particular attention paid to all diseases of Horses. COWS AND SOWS CAREFULLY SPAYED. AH orders left with Mr. BERTRANTi, Barber. No. AO Hotel street, or at Sir. KELLfS btables, I'ort street, will be attended to. n 21 aPKa 111 l 67 4m itlrtbnninl. O. CliAltEi, Coot and Shoe Maker and Dealer In Leather and Shoe Finding?, Hotel Street, btt. Xuuann ami Maunakta Sis. TT Orders from the country eoll ited and promptly attended to oo the ni' st reasonable terms. biM) ly J. STRAUS, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, JI ST A RRIVED FROM SAN FRAN CISCO, is prepared to execute all orders in his line I with promptness and neatness. Satisfaction war- - ranted. 6S5 International Hotel prtmitt. Hotel Street. 3m IV. . WOOLSEY, Sail MaKer, . HAS REMOVED II Is SAIli - LOrTlotlie oia ice House at ine iooi vi rT A.Nuunu street. All orders intrusted to hlro will receive immediate attention. 6S7 6m OXkS TIBBBTS, THUS. SOBKSSOS. TH.BKTS & SOKEaX'SO.X, Ship Carpenters and Caulkers, At D. Foster it Co.'s Old Stand, LS-Near the " Honolulu Iron Works.' 687 6m D ALTON t5t BLAUVELT, Saddle and Harness makers, KING STREET, HONOLULU. Carriage Trimming In all It Branches. Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to. 681 ly J. .11. OAT fc so:v, traaranteed in alliJl'j 'work turned out from our Loft. 669 ly Bn"""in" JOHS NOTT. SAM'L NOTT . JOHN NOTT & CO., COPPER AII TIiXMIITIIS. T1AKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO the publio that tlicy are prepared to furnish all kinds ol Copper Work, consisting in part of stills, stsikb fans, bob GHtUf pans, worms, rcnrd, etc etc. Also on hand, a full assortment of Tinware, Which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices. ALL KISDS or KKPAIRIXG DOSS WITH NBATSKPS AND DISPATCH. Orders from the other Islands will meet with prompt attention. Chop on Kaahumanu St., one door above Plitner's. 680 6m W. BEXIiETT, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, ttfll King: Street, next to Bethel Vestry. 1 Honolulu, H. I. 674 ly J. K. WICKE, CARIIVET ITIAKEK, ALAKBA STREET BKLOW TBS THKATKK. Furniture made and repaired at reasonable prices. 674 ly J AS. L. LEWIS, OOOPUi: 4IVDOAVGER, At the Old Stand, Corner of King and Bethel Streets. A large Stock or OIL SHOOKS and all kinds of Coop eriiiK Alateriala constantly on hand. c f-r- He hopes by attention to business to merit a con L tinuance of the luttronage which he baa hitherto en- 5LLajjred, and for which be now returns his thanks. 672 6m W. F1SCIIEK, Cabinet Maker and French Polisher, nOTP.L STREET, 639 Near the Drug Store of J. Mott Smith tr Co. ly V. DOIRON, FORT STREET, IS PREPARED TO REPAIR WATCHES, CLOCKS AND MUSIC BOXES 666 With promptness and dispatch. ly GEORGE XV. IVORTOIV, COOPER AND CAUCER, MAVILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS At Vie Old Stand, on the Esplanade, 004 ly Next above the Custom House. SAIV1UEL ITI. CARTER, COOPER AND CAUCER, mESl'LANADE, NEXT DOOR ABOVE L. L. TORBERTS. ooi ly WILLIAM CLARK, BOOT A1I SHOE IT1AKER, REGS RESPECTFULTL to notify his frieuds and the public generally that he has taken the Stand on fort Street, recently occupied by Mr. Andrews as a Machine Shop, where he ia prepared to execute all orders In his line with promptness and in a workmanlike manner. 663 ly J AS. A. BUR DICK, COOPER AND CAUCER, Continue the busineu At his Old Stand on the Esplanade. All wor done with care, and orders promptly attended to. 652 Chabors Mod mat i. ly F. H. & C. SECELKEN, Tin, Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers, 5aaaaa Street, feet. Merchant and Queen, A HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND tL Stove, Lead Pipe, Galv. Iron Pipe, Plain and Hose IX - Bibbs, 6top Cocks, India Robber Uoae best 3-nly in ''" leogths of 25 and 60 feet, with Coupling and Pipe com Plete. Also, a very large stock of Tinware of every descrip tion. Jobbing and Repairing done to order promptly and war ranted. Particular attention given to Ship Work. Thankful to the citisena of Honolulu, and tbe Islands gen erally, for their liberal patronage in the past, are hope by sti let attention to business to merit the same for the future. XT Orders from the other Islands will be carefully attended to. 643 ly PACIFIC BRASS FOUNDRY. TIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE Dectfullv inform tbe publio that he is prepared to cast yS'J and finish all kinds of brass snd composition work with y dispatch snd at reasonable rate. X7 All kinds of ship snd plantation worV famished on short notice. I r Conataatly on hand, lfse'eoupinigs of the following. sites: 1, i. 1, 1, 2 and 2. Also, oil crips and gauge cocks. oj.hes a. uurrcji, 612 ly Kin; street. C. E. WILLIAMS. nAoafaetarer, Importer and Dealer In Farnltare Of Every Description. Furai tare Ware Room on Fort street, opposite E. IT. Boyd's Family surlier, worEsnop at tbe old stand. Hotel street, near Fort. N. B. Orders from other islands promptly attended to. 6S9-ly CUSTOM MADE URNI TIT XitDE ! CAN BE HAD AT CEO. LEONARD'S SHOP, ON THE ESPLANADE, Consisting; of Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, TABLES, LODGES. WASII-STAADS, Whatnots, Book Cases, Secretaries, &c, &c Furniture manufactured at this Establishment Warranted as good. If not better, than the imported, snd offered st moderate pi lece. 669 CALL AND SEE. Sm vra. rS i l avS gomestit Unsure. 1SC9. 18CO. II I L U , II . I . Sugar and Molasses. CiROP COMING IN AND FOR SALE IN J quantities to suit purchasers, hy 663 6m WALKER A ALLEN, Agents. WAILUKU PLANTATION. VEW CROP, NOW COMING IN. 11 Por Sale by 680 3m C. BREWER A Co., agents. SUGAR AND MOLASSES OF THE K OH ALA SUGAR COMPANY, For sale in quantities to suit hy 680 3m CASTLE A COOKE. MAKEE PLANTATION. jEW CROP OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES! Now Coming in. For Sale by 673 6m C. BREWER A Co., agents. ONOMEA PLANTATION. Sugar and Molasses Crop I860, COMING IN, FOR SALE IN Q.UANTI VI KS to suit purchasers, by 666 6m WALKER & ALLEN, Agents. PRINCEVILLE PLANTATION. Sugar and Molasses Crop 1869, COMING IN. FOR SALE IN QUANT1 TIES to suit purchasers, hy 666 6m WALKER A ALLEX, Agent, WILDER PLANTATION. KUALOA, OAIIU. 67 ly ADAMS A WILDER, AgenU. Waikapn Plantation II. Cars ell Praprictar. SUGAR AND MOLASSES FROM THIS PLANTATION FOR SALE in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to 642 ly GEO. C. McLEAN, Agent. DUFFIN'S MARKET, G. WALLER. KING STREET. HONOLULU. 687 ly FORT ST., FAMILY MARKET. E. II. BOYI. J Choicest Meats from finest herds. Poultry, Fish, Vegetables ire., furnished to order. A 667 ly PACIFIC MARKET ! OPPOSITE J. LEWIS' COOPER SHOP, .Where Families can be r1 Snnnlied vrith the best of Beef; Mutton, Fork and Sausages, AT RKASONABLB BATES. 682 3m WISSENBACn A SHREI. Prop'rg. HAWAIIAN LEATHER ! Sole and Saddle Leather and Tanned Goat Skins. A REGULAR SUPPLY FROM TIIE CELE BRATED WAIMEA TANNERY,. For sale at the lowest market rates by ran ly A. 8. CLEG HORN, Agent. SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER, Tanned Goat and Sheep Skins, CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE, from the well-known WAIMEA TANNERY C. NOTLEY, By (669 ly) A. S. CLEGHORN, Agent. HAWAIIAN SOAP WOBKS, Br IIUDDY & GRAY, at Leleo. HAYING RECEIVED A LARGE AND FULL stock of material, are prepared to supply their customers and the public, with the best Yellow, Drawn tiad v sue suAr, Aiao WOFT AJVX OIJL. SOAP. In large or small quantities to suit. - P. S. Soap rreasaalways wanted. 653 ly HONOLULU SOAP WOBKS, BY W. J. RAWLINS. THE PROPRIETOR OF TIIE ABOVE Works is prepared pplv bis customers, and tbe nub ile in eereral, with tbe best uality YELLOW SOAP. SOFT SOAP always an hand. Tbb Highest Pricb paid roa Soap Greass. 648 ly GEORGE LEONARD, Mannfactnrer of FURNITURE of all De scriptions. PLANING, SAWING AND TURNING DONE. Mouldings of all kinds constant! j an Band. 662 ly HONOLULU STEAM BAKERY ! R. LOVE & BROTHERS, Proprietors, NUUANU STREET. PILOT, MEDIUM AND NAVY BREAD, always on band and made to order. Also, Waler, Soda and Butler Crackers, JENNY UND CAKES. Ac SHIP BREAD REBAKED on the shortest notice. FAMILY BREAD, made of the Best Flour, baked daily and always on hand. N. B BROWN BREAD OF TBE BEST QUALITY. - 689 ly . Blank Legal Forms. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND and win hereafter keep for sale. Blank Forms, such as are used In the Lease, Sale or Purchase of Real Estate, Mercantile Transactions, 4-c., Ac Among them may be found the lol low ing t CHARTER PARTY, lor the Chartering of Vessels, POWER OF ATTORNEY. Three or four different forms of special aad general Powers of Attorney, CUSTOM BOUSE POWER OF ATTORNEY, CO-PARTNERSBIP, for Mercantile, Manufacturing or Agri cultural Co-partnerships, LEASE of House or Land, BILL OF SALE, of Registered Vessel, BILL OF SALE, of Personal Property, MORTGAGE, of Real Estate, CHATTEL MORTGAGE, or Furniture or Personal Property. SPECIAL CO-PARTNERSHIP, BUILDERS' CONTRACTS, LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP, DEED OF REAL ESTATE, LABOR CONTRACT, between Master and Servant, three forms, CONSULAR INVOICE snd Certificate, for purchasers and Manufacturers, SHIP'S MANIFESTS. Bills of Lading, Ac Ac tr These blanks are printed on the finest document paper and in the latest style Orders from the other Is lands promptly attended to. Price per Single Copy, 25 Cts. ; or $2 per Doz. For sale by (640 6m) H- M. WHITNEY. Lambert's Violet Ink ! SOME OF THIS UNRIVALLED INK, ON hand and for sale in 75 cent, $1 and $1 60 bottles. 689 lm 1L M. WHITNEY. REGULAR OAIIU PACKJBT. THE SLOOP LLIVE YANKEE,iL CAPTAIN JOE, Will leave every Monday afternoon for Ports on Oaliu, returning Saturday mornings. 68S 3m CIIA8. N. SPENCER A C0 Agents. FOR I1ILO AND KOUAI.A. TIIE FAST-SAILING CLIPPER SCHOONER W. II. Bnbcsek, CaaaM Will run to Hilo, touching at Jlonoipxt. For Freight or Passage spply to the Captain, or H 686 6m C. N. SPENCER A CO., Agents. FOR KONA AND KAU. TIIE SCHOONER KONA PACKET Cnpt. J. Whilfard, trtil run regularly on Vie above route. For Freight or Passage spply to the Captain, or to 686 6m CUAS. M. SfKNCtJt Jc CO-, Agents. FOR KONA, HAWAII. THE SCHOONER Capt. Joe West, Will run regularly to ports on Kona, touching at Koliala on her return. For Freight or Passage spply to the Captain on board, or to 686 6m CHAS. N. SPENCER At CO., Agents. Regular Packet for Hanalei, Kauai. THE CLIPPER SCHOONER FAIRY QUEEIV, SMITH, MASTER, Will Sail as a Regular Packet as above. For Freight or passage spply to 6S8 3m WALKER A ALLEN. THE POPULAR CLIPPER SCHOONER LILITJ Will run regularly to MOLOKAL For freight or passage spply to the Captain, or to 685 6m CHAS. N. SPENCER A CO. REGULAR PACKET FOR LAHAINA ADD MAKEE' S LANDING. THE FAVORITE CLIPPER SCHOONER MARY ELLEN, E. D- CRANE MASTER. Will run regularly beiiceen Honolulu and the above named ports. For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board, or to 685 6m C. BREWER A CO. Regular Packet Tor Laiiaina. THE WELL-KNOWN EXTREME CLIPPER Sehesuer NETTIE r..ERRft.L, J. C. CLUNEF, MASTER, Ia laid on as a Regular Packet to Lahaina, snd, if sufficient - inducement offers, to Maalea and Kalepolepo. -..--For Freight or Passage apply to the Captain, or B. HACK FIELD A Co. 68 Assr For Hilo and Oiiomca, Hawaii. Schooner -An rile, Will run ss a Regular Packet to the above ports. For Freight or Passage apply to 070 Dm WALalU SC ALLKfl, AgenU. For Hilo and Raupakuca, Hawaii. Schooner -A-ctive, Will ran ss a Regular Packet to the above ports, touching st LAHAINA. For Freight or Psssage spply to 670 6m WALKER ft ALLEN, AgenU. Hawaiian Packet Iine FOR SAN FRANCISCO ! Tbe following Flrst-Class Vessels will Ban Kegt Iarlj In the llonolnla Linet D. G. Murray, Cambridge. For Freight or Passage, having superior accommodations for Cabin and Steerage Passengers, apply to 672 6m walheu AUiE, arenis. BOOKS Published and for sale by H . HI. WHITNEY, Honolulu. A DICTIONARY OF THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE To which is added a vocabulary of English words, rendered into Hawaiian, and a chronological table of principal erenU in Hawaiian History. By Lorrin Andrews. Price in sheep binding, $5 00; or $6.00 in half morocco library style. - 8YN0PSIS OF HE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE By W. Alexander, President of Oaha College. Paper, 0 cts. HAWAIIAN PHRASE BOOK A manual of colloquial pbra es in the Hawaiian language............ Price 60c ANDREWS' HAWAIIAN GRAMMAR, by Lorrin Andrews An indispensable aid for foreigners In acquiring the native trngue. In iU arrangement of the parte of speech, and iu illustrations of the peculiarities of the language, U is better adapted to give a clear snd correct insight into It, than any work published. ... .Price, half pound, $2.00. HAWAIIAN FORM BOOK, by 3. W.H. Kauwahi, Esq A manual of forms required in drawing up agreement, bonds wills and all kinds of legal document required In courts. . Price 12.50 LAIEIKAWAI, Thb Lady or mi Twilight, (in Hawaiian) A tradition of one of the ancient Hawaiian Princesses, illus trating their antiquities, habits and sayings. Price $1.00 half bound cloth. PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Vols. 1 to 12, In clusive, embracing from the years 1866 to 1868, snd giving a concise and impartial history of the political snd social progress of the Kingdom daring that period. $8.00 per volume, half bound, sheep. Subscription price, $6.00 per annum. CHART OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS Engraved on steel, and printed at Washington, expressly for the undersigned. This is the most correct chart published.. ...Price $2.00. ALSO FOR SALE THB HAWAIIAN 8PKCTATOR Conducted by an asaociatjen of gentlemen, 1838. 2 vols. 8va bound la one. Contain ing a great variety of information on the early history of these islands not to be found in any other work. A few cop -ies only of this work remain. Price $6,00. HAWAIIAN BIBLES Octavo size, bound In fancy morocco covers with records for marriages and deaths, suitable for family bibles. Price according to style of binding, from $5 to $10. HAWAIIAN AND ENGLISH TESTAMENT Having the two versions in parallel columns one of the beat text books for persons wishing to acquire the Hawaiian language. N. B. Any books published In the Hawaiian language or any books pertaining to the islands, if obtainable, will be pro cured for persons desiring them. For sale by ' ; " ; H. M WHITNEY. Indexed Mem. Books. AVERT CONVENIENT ARTICLE FOB. Bill Collectors and others. For sale by 663 . H. M. WHITNEY. The Garrison Game. ONE OF THE MOST POPULA R OF MB NEW GAMES, for young folks. For sale by 678 H. M. WHITNKYJ All the Late Books ! AN BE FOUND AT THE BOOK-STORE. For Sale Cheap. 680 lm) II. XL. 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