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I PLAIN AND FASCY inir- AND JOB PRINTING. 1 , JL V ft aAAA a i y a a j jAy- a vfn A A a Aa 1A aJ ai sn I ori-for paper forwarded toany partof ; 4., " J Karopeao port. -1H becharge.1 ' i "l P-tace, which varies from 4 to tfl. ; VI.rrixa.Br!'!E33 ASD ADDRESS CARDS printed I TwHe Card Pre-." H th Ms the art. I THE PACiriO PUUMSIIKO AM) EDITKD Bf I HEXRV M. WHITNKV. i HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, FEBRUARY 26, 1S70. C SIXUOIiliAKSil'KK A.VSUHI. VOL.. XIV. 35. VV1IOLK N. 118. Commercial Advertiser. 4 The Xorth Wild. by c. a. BIS. Aiin to lT LVcraN-r ,ky The city .twpl. lean tilr Aod toy h!"""' "" K Thro' .r-t tUe .Vorch .inJ UirfA-U It -r o'o. h ' l"n,y Wt 1 Th 'ry whuipr ol rt DrmiB I icy th t"joct ofiWth At s of imw that oerijr mit- II. lu ere adaBitUnee at eaell gt It Vnvl'.y knock at erery wr. And ow th of bittrt Ct Amoi! Ih ffarthtotM of the poor. It Uiuia the light of tiorin itarn Ot tbwe vht eat the cmnl of ant, Anrf, r ke ptre (trim and g iant, c pawn by lhT hifWing bara Which nad thf plat here riches daunt. But otf r ik me fibe or taott. Tie nh cao inil- aa it weepa by Ari-I J-m it wWnl n'X-m muaic iwet : It brinn n fr-ar to lnury, AruJ dmfm oo frl arnaal it feet ; Bit t lh poor anil atricken heart kn, frinilleiw, tri-ad eaith'a frocen od, Wild but one buih, aul ihl io God, It :u.l thouaaixt pkrciu dala. III. O, ."Wth Wiod ! atay thy crorl wrath In mrry e-oxe, in merry gi ! And apare. wh apare, tliat crowjcj path Whre walk the priaooera of woe ! D-port not frum lb lair ol anoar Arrn l the ic-brrj of the North, VaU-m in miklnesa ami in care. I, North Wind, North Wind, ccme not forth , T uikI the trumpet of despair. Cuiue with the burden of the wind Th t brratb thro Carolina valea, And in thy cokl realm leave behcul TIm limpet tana of Arctic (ale. Variety. Sp!unw are now iweJ in India Lcfore tLe rlean.s l:inllirxL( get til of obnoxious hi ia by rvui-mng the rA' fur rtiira. i niml.lt; c wn crackcl a jke and hia knec . l it (he gaoia time, in an English circus, IW ry w (l.:tinJ as any expression of thought iTin-i as t iu.ike a man tight or cry." Omns " griwn on the Florida plantation of " i Il.trriet lJ.cher Stowe," are for sale in i-Muerj, Alabirna. jl.mcheHter, Muwaohuwtt. caaght and sold 'H),()in) worth of fili in Five hundred ... ten v?ar);Is and 6,000 men did the business. 13 ie hall-head of the Wisconsin cnpital lately . laa exc'Itirtive hall. How tho whirliug biliiard- lt muse have looked frum tlie balcony ! The rsil jTopcrty of Iliclim nd, Virginia in es ' Mml nt ." IMIO (KM), and the nersonal 20-- Dorchester, M.ish., ha legenerated by annexa- into the bixteenth V anl of l&Mton. A huge potrifioJ mitten Fias been found at Fort Lin, and it in supposed to hare been that which iaa gae the Cardia giant. The two steam ferries at Shroreport are kept y in crostiing emigrant wagons all bound for Sis. rjitin dreKfl8 are now rapidlj going out of faMh iexcept for decrepid old ladies and dewagers. B-iston has three places of Unitarian worship, :re the seats arc all free. the midwinter view of Niagra Falls from the rf suspension bridge is said to be very fine. i Connecticut Yankee has invented a top that forty minutes and weiglui over a pound. 6ae of the " wealthy Americana," who recently - Tjriel an aristocratic young lady at Milan, turns : to he a roving journeyman barber. X debating society at Walnut Bend, Barren ' HBity, Ky ., has decided that all the human fam . jnow on earth are not descendants of Adam and A rurrcspondent of the Boston Transcript asks i Heriou3 question." It is this ; " Can any one ,.-;J Thy the soul, which certainly is the individu the ie or 2, is called it or the by almost every I ? " f rom the number of weddingn occurring about Ik: days, it will hardly do to say that marriages contracted. . person who had got some smattering of zoo j -al lore mild one day to a novice, that croco- - .-t were often seen in tears. Ob, that is noth- .' rejoined the novice, I have often seen .sales blubber." t When men break their hearts," remarked a Tiieal female writer, it is the same as when a l:er breaks one of its claws another sprouting y-i immediately and growing in its place." Xuers's the rtb. Plain-faced girls should irws plainly," remarks a lady of authority on ihioa. Was there ever a young lady who was willing to admit tliat she had a plain face ? A youthful traveler, scarcely in hi teens, who ta4 often jsei between Ohio and Massachusetts, h taken down the names of nine hundred Ioco caative engines which he has Been on different r3 roads. An editor down South, who served foar days e a jury, says he's so full of law tliat it Is hard tJ keep frum cheating somebody. , ?he ew York Tinws says the fashionable ' oiks in liwton just now are root beer. New ig'.and rrcjt beer, old Cushioned ro-jt beer, Ottawa ' tr, t'hicasaw beer, Choctaw beer, Chippewa p--9r,and several other kinds of beer. Lager beer Jnjhibited by the prohibitory law. Ao Irishman being about to join a company l the omcers : Well, sir when you get into will rim l .. . 4 :.u i. 1 the Uifernian, I'll be after doin as a ma J v Tees dot " . fwurance company in Portland, Maine, l K10 10 Plicy uPn a bose in a village t Bl fire en?'De- The agent asked s r if are Tour facdities for putting out fire?" 'i mirnes in our town," repUed the ap- -jant, with great simpUcity. - i CilIadian girl who ran away from v'SiP" "f? to Deroit has been arrested for r ll i . hen offered ber liberty in case she ' vthif m -k hrae.be showed her good tate 'i sil ,n2ppPI7 : " J? any, mister; I like I J tnt ln PrLHJn btter than Canada atUberty- Mark T 7 Chance3 on tbl9 Bide-M ' a t,Wain J9 ne of the most winning feat u Jr-Tm " the politeness of the people. ' iirJr a d-lj.ffeated bJ Even an Irishman, In atr! . in dguise, after repeated and hilJ i l? .dIrect h,m to hia bwtel. reflected 'U : it Jmful Perplexity, but suddenly said. I the ttrL?Gtrman imgnt fell to pieces rUroad . "aJlOQ. Aenia and Cincinnati 1 iieWas!?Uy "x thousand dollars in K , 1 au ov on of the passenger fJTthT BCrmmbla ensusd among tha pas- a but ?""c5" nanaung lue cove tea "ery taece was recovered by the owner. Peace lias her victories, the same as war. The enthusiasm with which testimonials to Ida Lewis, the Newport heroine, have been forwarded from all tarts of the country, is a witness to the fact that the desire to reward exceptional deeds of bravery and self sacrifice in ordinary life is quite as great as the desire to crown with laurels the heroes of the battle field. The Poet Longfellow has received from Oxford University, England the honorary degree of Doc tor of Laws. This is a mark of distinction seldom accorded to American genius and scholarship by that most aristocratic institution of learning in the old world. The title will add no lustre to Mr. Longfellow's genius at home, but may give him prestige among the learned of Europe. An inordinate greed of gain blinds the eye, and leads the rjossessor into financial pit-falls. Nearly all the serious losses in trade and commerce grow out of the haste to he rich, and the impatience at the slow accumulation which are comparatively sure and safe. Faith. Faith dwells in the border land of shade, between the light and the dark. AH light or all dark, there is no room for faith. She is a grace that sees men as trees walking. She dis cerns substance, but not form ; the rests on evi dence, but not vision. Cod by the economy of His partial revelations, has giver us this border land lor faith. And faith loves it. She 6ays, " On this side I see, on the other I can trust, and midway I can walk, and as I walk I can look, not at my path, but at his guiding eje." If accord ing to His revelations we arc now. by vital union with Christ, becomes sons of God, we will wait in confidence wliat we shall be when He who is our life appear. The Bur Who Wouldn't Tell a Lie. Some days after one of the English steamers had left Liverpool, not long ago, a bright looking boy, about eight years old, was found on board, who hud been concealed in the vessel since she left port (which, by the way, is quite a common occur rence.) He was questioned by the officers aa to how he came there. He stated that he was an orphan and had an aunt living in Halifax, and tliat his uncle in Liverpool being poor and unable to support him, he hid himself in the vessel just before sailing, so that he might go to Halifax r.nd live with his aunt. It seemed like the old story to the officers of the vessel and they accused him of being helped by the crew, and tried there ut most by coaxing and threatening to make him di vulge that some of the sailors had taken him aboard and given hiai food. But they avniled nothing the little fellow would tell no other story. At last one of the officers feeling sure that the boy was deceiving him, seized him by the arm with the remark : " I am going to make you tell the truth ;'" and taking hiiu to what they call the bridge, said : In one half hour 1 shall hang you unless you tell which of the sailors have been feeding you." It was no use the boy would not lie ; and when the officer told him sternly that he bad only two minutes to live, the little fellow asked, " Sir.may I pray ?" and immediately sunk on his knees, and lifting his little hands in an at titude of piayer, slowly repeated the Lord's Prayer, amidst the upturned faces of passengers and crew of the vessel, who had anxiously watch ing the result of the officer's experiment. This sight was too much for their doubts, and caused a most affecting scene. The apparently rough fellow burst into tears, and caught the little fel iow in his arms and hugged him aa though in reality he had just ctcajd death. After this event the boy was a young hero in the ship. He was praised and treated with dainties, each one being anxious to do something for him ; and when he arrived in Halifax be was taken by the same officer who had doubted him and fitted with a nice suit of clothes, and carried to bis aunt, with hearty God's blessings for bis future career. business Caris. WM. N E W COMB. Deutist, Office comer of Fort and Hotel Streelt. 671 ly J. M. WHITNEY. D. D. S Dentist, Ornc oven. pa. IlorrMisx's Pbcg Stobe, CORNER OP KJAHUMAXU A.VD MERCHANT STS. 694 Office hours from 0 A. . till 2 P- M. ly E. HOFFMANN. M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Ccrser Merchant and Kaahumanu sts., near rostoffice. 657 ly JOHN S. McCREW, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office in 11. L. Chase's ba.ldin. Fort Street. KcsidbjICb Chaplain St., bttwttn Nuuanu and Fort St$. Umci Uocs3 From 8 to 10 A. M., and from 3 to 6 P. M. 67i ly A. C. Bt'FFL M, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Office and Residence, Aldriuh House, Fort atreet AK0 ly A. F. JL'DI), Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Fort street, three doors below Merchant Streets. 702 ly HENRY THOMPSON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OiLae on Qaeen Slrert, opposite the Court House, np stairs. 602 ly JOHN II. PATY. Notary Public, Honolulu, II. I. Office at the Bank of Bishop k Co. 690 6m R . t: . DAVIS. Attorney at Law, Will Practice in all the Courts of the Kingdom, in both EaglUh and Hawaiian lanirua;es. 692 Offie on Queen Street, opposite the Court Haute, ly S. B. DOLE, Attorney at Law. Office oner Richardson't Store, corner Fort and Merchant 717 street; Honolulu. ly W. C. JONES. Attorney at Law and Land Agent. Will practice in ail the Courts of the Kinicdoui. ne will attend the Circuit Cnarts in Kauai. Maui and Hawaii, and visit either of those Islands on special business. 09O Office near the Court House. T CIIULtAN Si BROTHER. IMPOBTIBS Or AID DIALIBS I China Goods of all Descriptions, and In all kinds of Dry Goods, Also, constantly on hand, a super kr quality of Hawaiian Rice. 694 XVUJ.VU STREET, HONOLULU. ly IRA RICH A RDSON. Importer and Dealer In Boots, Shoes, Fine Clothing, Famishing Goods, Perfumery, Jtc. Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets, HONOLULU, H. I. 670 M. C. CH ALLAH KI. A. BLCMB. CI1 ALLAMGL Si CO., Importers and Dealers ia Wines, Spirits Ales, a.c, No. 8 IfUUANU STREET, til Opposite Merchant street, Honolulu, H. I. ly '.. M. S. GRINBAUM Si CO Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Fashionable Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, And every variety of Gentlemen's Superior Furnishing Goods Store formerly occupied by W. A. Aldrich, 7i Holer's Block, Queen st. ly 31. PHILLIPS Si C O.. IMBOBTaBS ASD Wholesale Dealers In nothing, Boots, Shoes, Oats, Men's Famishing and Fancy Goods, tlo. 4 MERCHANT ST (700 6m) HONOLULU. TIIEO. U. DAVIES, iLale Janion., Qrien It Co.) Importer and Commission Merchant, acsrr ron LLOYDS1 lr THE LIVERPOOL UNDERWRITERS, NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, and BRITISH r FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE CO. f it Proof Boillioga, Kaahnmann and Queen Streets 717 ly u. r. ADAMS. s. a. WILDSB. ADAMS Ai WILDER, Aictlon and Commission Jlrrehtnts, FIRE PROOF STORE, lai Rabiaaon'a BaildiaiB, Uaren Street, 6oa-ly C. S. BARTOW, Auctioneer, Sales) Rm Q. Mr-en Street. ane dsor Iran 6M Kaahumann street. ly JOII.V TH OS. WATER1IOISE, Importer and Dealer In General Merchandise, 669 Queen Street, Honolulu. ly i. S. WALK IB. a. C. A LI. KM WALKER 4;. ALLKX, Shipping and Commission Merchants, 832 HONOLULU. II. I. ly P. A. SCHAEFER ic CO. Importers and Commission Merchants, HONOLULU, 6S0 ly HAW. ISLANDS. JOHN R1TSOV. Dealer ln Wlues, Spirits, Ale and Porter.. 094 Honolulu. ly ED. IIOFPSCIIL.AEUER Si CO., Importersand Commission Merchants, Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets). 667 ly raise bbowx. dODFRKT K,WS. BROWN Ai CO.. Importers & Wholesale Dealers in Wlues, Spirits, if. 700 MERCHdXT ST., HONOLULU. 6m L.E WERS Si DICKSON. Dealers in Lumber and Building Materials, 686 Fort Street. ly Til. C. IIEUCK, General Commission Merchant. 638 Fort Street. ly W. N. LADD, Importer and Dealer 1 n Hard ware, Cutlery, Mechanics' Tools, and Agricultural Implements, 686 Fort Street. ly FISCHER At ROTH, Merchant T-krs. Fort Street, opposite Odd Fellow's Hall, Honolulu, II. I 671 ly McCOLOAN Si. JOHNSON, Merchant Tailors, FORT STREET, HO .V OLU I.U, H. I., 671 Opposite Theod. O. Ileuck's. ly II. E. MelNTYRE Si BROTHER. Grocery, Feed Store and Bakery, Corner of Kin and Fort Streets, Honolulu, II. 1. 695 ly EDWIN JONES, Grocer and Ship Chandler, LAHAINA, MAUI. Money and Recruits furnished to Ships on Favorable Term. 667 ly W. L.. GREEN, General Commission Agent and Broker, QUEEN STREET, 6gg lyl HONOLULU. ALEX. J. CART WRIGHT. Commission Merchant and General Shipping Agent, 686 HouoImIb. Oahu. ly Li. I TOR BERT, Dealer ln all kinds of Building Materials, Paint and Oil, Wall Paper, Window and Picture Glass, Sash, Blinds, Doors, 4-e., 6rc. OrriCB No. 20 Esflasadb, (674 ly) Opposite Cocbt Hocsb AFOXC Si ACIIUCK, Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers ln General Merchandise and Chinese Goods. Flre-araof Store, Nuanun Street. Under the Public Hall. 706 ly E. O. HALL Si SON. Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Dry Goods, Paints, Oils, and General Merchandise. 700 Corner Fort and Kiag Sis. ly J. PERRY. Dealer in General Merchandise, FIRE-PROOF STORE, Comer of Hotel and Xuuanu Sti-eets, Honolulu, 11. 1. ALSO Retail Eatabllshment on Xnnann Street. 669 Above the Fire-proof Store. ly CHUNG IIOON. Commission Merchant and General Agent, Agent for the Paukaa and Atnauulu Sugar Plantations Im porter of Teas and other Chinese and Foreign Goods ami wholesale dealer in Hawaiian Produce, Id New Stone Store, NnuauaSt., below King. 680 ly C. L. RICHARDS Si CO., Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchants, and Dealers in General Merchandise, Keep constantly on hand a lull assortment of merehaudise,for the supply of Whalers and Merchant vessels. 675 ly DILLINGHAM Si CO., IMPOBTKKS AMD DKALEKS IS Hardware, Cutlery, Dry Goods, Paints and Oils, and General Merchandise, 674 No. 95 A'fVG STREET, HONOLULU. ly BOL.LES Si CO., Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchants, tyieen Street, Honolulu. IiriBS BV PKBNIdSIOX TO Messrs. C. A. Williams & Co. i Messrs. C. Urewer & Co., Mesrrs. Castle & Cooke. I Messrs. II. Hackfeld & Co., Messrs. C. L. Richards & Co. 1. C Waterman, Esq. 669 ly HITMAN Si BROTHERS, IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, nATS, FURNISHING GOODS, Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shr.es, Yankee Notions, it, 4c, Capt. Snow's Building, No. 20 MERCHANT ST., (670 ly) HONOLULU. 8AMX ST. CASTLt. . B. ATBKRTOSI. A. 8. COOKE. CASTLE Si COOKE, Importers and General Merchants, Kiaa; afreet, opposite the Seamen's Chapel. ALSO, AGENTS FOR Dr. Jaynes Celebrated Family Medicines, Wheeler 4r Wilson's Sewing Machines, The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, The Kohala Sugar Company, Hawaii. The Haiku Sugar Company, Maui. The Hawaiian Sugar Mills. Maui. The Waialua Sugai Plantation, Oahu. The Lomahai Rice Plantation, Kauai 716 ly D C. WATERMAN Si CO.. Commission Merchants. Especial attention paid to the interests of the Whaling Fleet by the furnishing of funds, purchase and sale of Exchange, Oil, Bone, ' general Merchandise, and the procuring of Freight REFERENCES. B1 Messrs. Isaac Howlabd, Jr. At Co., New Bedford W. 0. E. Pope, Esq., ' do. J. C. Mkbbill & Co , San Francisco 66 ly D. N. FLITNER, ' Continues his old business in tha fireproof building, KaahaaaaaH Street. Chronometers rated by observations of the sun and stars with a transit inurnment accurately adjusted to the meridian of Uonoluln. Particular attention given to fine watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant glasses silvered and adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly on 686 hand and for sale. j THOMAS SPENCER, Ship Chandler, Dealer In General Merchand!se,lsland Prod ace, &c, and Commission Merchant. Byron'a Bar, Hilo, S. I., Will keep constantly on hand ai extensive assortment of every description of goods required by ships and others. Tlie highest price given for Island Produce. XT Money advanced for Bills of Exchange at reasonable rates. 670 ly BISHOP Si CO., Bankers, Office, in the east comer of Makee's Block, Kaahumanu street, Honolulu. Draw Bills of Exchange oa The Baxk o Calipobxia, San Francisco Messrs Gbibbi.l,Mimtcbb s Co New York. " Las A- Wallbb. - - New York, TSBXOSTT NATIOBAt. Babx, . . Boaton. Obibjttal Babk Cobpobatiob. - London. Messrs. Mabctabd, Axdrc & Co., Paris. A rents Pacific Ibscbabcb Co. and Max ha tt as Lira Ixbcb- amcb Co. Will receive dt posits .discount first-class business paper, and attend to colleclinr. etc. oo ly SMertisrmcnt5. C. BREWER St CO. Commission and Shipping Merchants, Honolnla, Oaba II. I. ly 709 ALLEN Si CHIL.L.1NOWORT1I, Kawaiuae, Hawaii, Will continue the General Merchandise and Shipping business at the above port, where they are prepared to luroiuh the justly celebrated Kawailiae Potatoes, and such other recruits aa are required by whale ships, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. jpirowoocl ou ZZaxid. 6b6 ly THE NEWSPAPER KtOKOA, Published Weekly in the Hawaiian Language. It has the largest circulation in the group, ar.d is read both by Hawaiians and Foreigners. Price $1 a rear in ad vance. Advertisement translated iuto Hawa iian free of charge. Office ever Post Dflice. $nsurantf Caris. F. A. SCHAEFER, AGENT Breiueu Board of UniWrwritera. A j;riit Dresden Board of I'liilervriiers, Aweut Vienna Board of Underwriter. 710 ly II A MIMIUGII.HKEMEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 'MIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN W. Appointed Agents of the abovo Company, ar prepared to insure risks against Kire on Stone and limit Buildings, and on Merchandise stored therein, on most fa von bis terms. For particulars apply at the office of V. A. SCIIAEFKl r CO. Honolulu, May 4. 186 691 ly BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS. rfMIE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE M Boston Board of Underwriters, notify Miisteii of Vessels and others that all hilU for Repairs on Vessels, tnd all bills for General Aver.ige purposes, must be approved L.' 'ie Agent of I he Boston Underwriters, who must also be represented on all surveys, or such bills will not he allowed. 694 ly C BREWElt CO., Agents. MERCIIANTS MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ot tSsr Xra nciisfo. npiIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN a. appointed agents for the above Company, beg leave to Inform the public that they are now prepared to issue MARINE INSURANCE POLICIES ON CARGOES, FREIGHT and 1REASI RE. 696 ly WALKER & ALLEN. THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y, (LIMITED,) ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES. The clauses in the Policies f this Company are specially advantageous. T11E0. 11. DAVIKS, Agent. THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y Issnes Fire and Life Politics ON THE MOST LI BER A L TERMS. ALL Claims for Losses settled with promptitude. 702-ly THEO. 11. DAVIES, Agent. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON. (Ealabliahed A. D. 1S03.) CASH CAPITAL. 8, OOO.OOO! milE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN Jb. Appointed Agents of the above Company for the Hawai ian Islands, Are Prepared to Insure Against Fire On Brick. Stone and Wooden Buildings, Merchandise, Furni ture, Ac, on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply at the office of (691 ly) WALKER It ALLEN. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. ESTABLISHED, 1809. CAPITA L 2.000.000 Accumulated and Invested Fnnd, 12,838,118 fllllK UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN AP J. POINTED AGENTS lor the Sandwich Islands, and are Authorised to Insure against Fire npon favorable terms. Risks taken in any part of the Islands on Wooden Buildings, and Merchandise stored therein, Dwelling Houses and Furni ture, Timber, Coals, Ships in harbor with or without cargoes or under repair. 670 ly ED. H JFFaCULAEUKU A: CO THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF1 INE VV YORK. CASH ASSETS, OVER $30,000,000 ! Cash Dividends in 1868, The Largest Life Insurance Company in the World. Premiums May he Paid Sciui-Annually or Quarterly. ADAMS & WILDER, 699 ly Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. THE CONNECTICUT Life Insurance Company HARTFORD, CONN. ZEPITANIAH PRESTON EDWIN W. BRYANT WOOD BRIDGE S. OLMSTEAD. . LUC IAN S. WILCOX ....Vice President ......... .Actuary ...Secretary .Medical Examiner OUGl.MZED IX 1818. CHARTER- PERPETriL, A PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY! Numbering over CO Member. Assets June 1, 1869Tover $25,000,000! Surplus, over $7,000,000. Total Claims ly Death, (paid to date,) Over 8,500,000. Total Dividends, (paid to date,) Over $8,000,000. Current Dividend from Forty to Seventy per Cent. Current Income, over $10,000,000 per Annum. Its Income from Interest alone More than Pays its Claims by Death. There being no stockholders its Surplus belongs exclusively to the members, and is equitably divided among them in ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, which may be applied in reduction of premiums, or may be accumulated at interest fur the benefit ol the Assured, or may be received by them in Cash. Paid-up Policies are granted after two or more years Pre miums have been paid, thus practically making AH Policies Non-Forfeiting. It issues Policies upon all desirable plans of Insurance, and has adopted in its workings several SPECIAL FEATURES, original with this Company and offered by no other. LAST lEAK'S PliOSPEBOlS BISIVESS. 11,960 Policies issued, insuring about $39,000,000 00 Income received and accrued. 9,064,064 68 Daring its last fiscal year this Company paid in dividends to the living and on the policies of its deceased members, Tw Millions Two Hundred and Forty-Five Thoaasnd Two Hundred and Fifty-Two Dollars, and at the same time added more than Five Millions Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars to its accumulated capital. Oar The whole record of this Company has been one of prudent management and prosperous advancement. Among the older and Leading Life Insurance Companies its average ratio of expenses to Income has, through its entire history, been the lowest of any. Further information concerning this old and reliable Com pany given by HENRY M. WII1TNEV, Agent for the Hawaiian Islands. Uonoluln, October, 1399. 693 tf Slrcbaniral. S A JI U K L .11 . CARTER, COOPER AND CAUCER, ESPLANADE, NEXT DOOR ABOVE L. L. TORBERTS. 715 ly W. G. WOOLSEY, Sail 3VE is. er, HAS REMOVED HIS SAIL. 'ijHTtnil.H old Ice House at the foot of Xnnnnn ktreet. All orders intrusted to him swill receive iinmeumtc aiixruuou. -m vwma ... . . . .. , . A. . JOIIIV AYfiETT, MERCHANT TAILOR, sa T5 HOTEL STREET, W IT 712 ly Opposite C. K. Williams. T DUNCAN fc CROCKETT, BLACKSMITHS, SHOP ON THE ESPIiANADE, where all work from Ship or Shore will be attended to in a manner to warrant satisfaction. 709 ly HARPER &. CHATTER, SHIP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS. -rv Short on the hspiaiiadf, near me lus- toru House, Where they are prepared to execute all orders in their line with promptness and in a wrrkmnidike manner. Horseshoeing done with neatness and dispatch. 711-ly John Nott. Sam'l Nott. JOHN NOTT & CO., COPPER AIYO TINSMITHS. raAKE PLEASURE IX ANNOUNCING TO 1. the public that they are prepared to furnish all kinds ol Copper Work, consisting in part of still, ktbikk Pans, 80B UBL'M PASS, WOIOfel, pcmf., etc., etc. Also on hand, a full assortment of Tinware, Which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices. all kinds or repairing dosk with nkatnkss and dispatch. Orders from the other Islands will meet with prompt attention. Shop on Kaahumanu St., one door above Flituer's. 710 6m HI. KENFIEL.D, Wagon and Carriage Builder, Hi Kins Street, Honolulu. KJLREPAtRING DONE WITH eAREQXZ AND NEATNESS. ALdO Particular attention given to Blacksmithing and Horse-shoeing. Orders from the other Islands promptly execuled. 698 ly F. H. & C. SECELKEN, Tin Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers, Xnnann Street, bet. Merchant and Queen, HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND Stoves, Lead Pipe, Oalv. Iron Pipe, Plain and Hose llibbs, tip Cocks, India Kublier Hose best 3-piy in lengths of 25 and 50 fret, with Coupling and Pipe com plete. Also, a very liirue stock of Tinware of every descrip tion. Jobbing and Repairing dne to order promptly and war ranted. Particular attention given to Ship Work. Thankful to the citizens of Honolulu, and the Islands gen erally, for their liberal patronage in the past, we hope by stiict attention to business to merit the same for the future. Xy Orders from the other Islands will be carefully attended to. 696 ly J AS. L. LEWIS, COOPER A N JL A U G E R, At the Olil Stand, Corner of King and Bethel Streets. A Urge Stock of OIL SHOOKS and all kinds of L'aop ering Materials constantly on hand. iiuj' He hopes by attention to business to merit a con Lnril tinnance of the patronage which he has hitherto en-jx- j. inved. and for which he now returns his thanks. 700 6m PACIFIC BRASS FOUNDRY. THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE (7T spectfully inform the public that he is prepared to cast yf l au finish all kinds of brass and composition work with dispatch and at reasonable rates. XT All kinds of ship and plantation worV furnished on short notice. XT Constantly on hand, hose couplings of the following, sires: 1, i, 1, li, 2 and 2. Also, oil cups and gauge cocks. JAMES A. HOPPER, 695 ly King street. 03 Xlxxs Stroot. OO 1TI. T. oTTlVNEEL, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE ! Suitable to this market. XT Old Furniture repaired and Mattraeses of all de scriptions made to order. Before buying elsewhere call at 86and 88 Kingalreet. W. FISCHER, Cabinet Maker and French Polisher HOTEL STREET, 692 Near the Prog Store of J. Mott Smith tr Co. ly E. CJ. ADDEIiLfcY, SADDLE At HARNESS MAKER, -f CORNER CE gFort and Hotel Streets, nonolnIn.2222: XT Carriages Trimmed with neatness and dispatch. Island Orders attended to promptly. 690 ly O. CEARK, Boot and Shoe Maker and Dealer in Leather and Shoe Findings, Hotel Street. Vet. Xuuanu and Maunakea Sts. rr Orders from the coantry solicited and promptly attended to on the mi st reasonable terms. 690 ly DALTON 6c BLAUVELT, Saddle and Harness lUakers, KING STREET, HONOLULU. Vfarrlar Trlmmlnf In all ItiOtSr CBaa. r ticxi Branches. Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to. 681 ly J. jri. OAT & SON, Sa-il-M:aal5Lers, KAAHUMANU STREET, XT Entire satisfaction guarantee! I in all work turned out from our Loft. 669 ly W. BENNETT, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, fifl King Street, next to Bethel Vestry. Honolulu, H. I. 674 ly J. H. WICKI2, CABINET MAKER, ALASKA STBBRT BSLOW THB trRBATBB. Furniture made and repaired at reasonable prices. 674 ly A. DOIRON, FORT STREET, IS PREPARED TO REPAIR WATCHES, CLOCKS AND MUSIC BOXES 666 With promptness and dispatch. ly C. E. WILLIAMS, Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer In Farnltnre Of Every Description. Furniture Ware Room on Fort street, opposite K. H. Boyd's Family Market; Workshop at the old stand, Hotel street, near Fort. N. B. Orders from other islands promptly attended to. 689-ly Faber's No. 3 Pencils. fTUIESE POPCL4RPENCILS CAN BE M found at ,663) H. M. WHITNEY'S FIIOTOGR1PI1 AEHUIT1S. I NEW ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED, W from 12 to 200 pictures each. For sale by 700 H. M. WHITNEY. lu-Jiv V9 Smbtrtistmcnts. I?liotopriapli. IMPROVEMENT IS THE ORDER OF the day. Having constructed a new Sky-liglit. and made various other improvements, I htie now to be able to suit the most fastidious with .a. riiotofii"rii. Of any Size, from a Crystal to a Mammoth, taken hi the lest Style of the Art, And on most reasonable terms. ALSO, for sale Views of the Islands, Portraits of the Kings, Queens, and other Notables, Ac. 6S9 ly H. L. CHASE, Fort Street. LAND SURVEYING! WILL BK ATTKSnitU TO Br C . J . LYOHS. E SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO OLD and conflicting Survtys of Town Lota, also, to drawing Plaus and Translating Notes. XT leave orders at Office of 8. B. DOLE. 703 ly ICeacling Room. OPEN TO ALL, EVER V DAY IN THE WEEK. Honrs from 9 A. M. to 10 P. 91., Uplair. in the Sailoro' Home. The last Friday evening of each month reserved for the meet pgs of the Y. M. C A. 696 ly CHELSEA LAUNDRY, Corner of Queen and Richard Streets. Ladies', Gents and Ships' Washing Done, At Reduced Rulra. XT Wagon in attendance. 695 6m B. n. LYON, Proprietor. BARTLETT SALOON, Corner Hotel and Fort Sts., BY HUGHES & DUNNE. f--JW. HAVING LATELY RENOVATED "i'.j and refurnished the above well known place of enler-ii?-a tainment, the Proprietors respectfully Inform the i-'-P-A. I'ni.i;.. tbat they have on hand and will keep nothing but the best of Liquors, Ales. W mi s, Ac, Ac, at their liar. 696 6 in -wk2 iir iria'i i r, r ARTIST IN PHOTOGRAPHY, Over the Advertiser OJJlr.e, Next door to the Post Ollice, has ope' ed bis Oallery f. Photo graphs, Carles de Visile, Anibrotypes, Melaioo types, Ac, Ac. 678 Satisfaction Warrauletl or uo Pay. ly DRUGS AND MEDICINES. rflHE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY M. can be found at II. Lu, CHASE'S, IN FORT STREET. ALSO SHAKER HERBS OF VARIOUS KINDS, 670 Such os are used in domestic practice. ly Timber and Firewood For Sale. o HIA AND KOA TIMBER, unia ana rvoa i.umner. Ship Timber and Firewood, DELIVERED TO ORDER ALONGSIDE. II. COOPER, Kaawaloa, South Kona, Hawaii. 709 6m ALEXANDER REMOND, Of the Imperial Farm, Rambouitlet,) VETERINARY SURGEON, Nonann street, above Mr. Titos. Foster's. ALL BTSINESS IN HIS LINE AS SVETERINARY SURGEON, promptly attended to. Particular attention paid to all diseases of Horses. f.ttvrm nnd Sour. Ca refnllv Saaml. rg . j a XT All orders left with Mr. BERTRAND, Barber, No. 40 Hotel street, or at Mr. KELLY'S Stables, Fort street, will be attended to 69S THEO. H. DAVIES OiTers for Sale, OF Tnu BAIMtUE PARAGUAY Just Arrived from Liverpool, CONSISTING OF xva.ll Asortmorit OF CHOICE PRINTS NEW DESIGNS. Black and Colored Moire Antiques, MUSLINS, Tamboured and Plain, Silk I'mbrellaa, Feathers. Blankets, White & Blue Flannel, PONCHOS, CARPETS AND VELVET RUGS. Bine, Black and Green BROADCLOTHS Lastings, Black Unions, Bagging, NAVY CANVAS, SHEATHING, ROOFING FELT, Zioatlxor Soltlnsi STA710XERY, Oilmen's Stores and Cheese, PERFUMERY. Soaps and Pomades, Danville's Irish. Whiskey, Ind, Coope & Co.'s Ale. Rxiinart's Champagne. White Lead and Zinc, Oil HOOP IRON, BAR. IRON, Steam Coal, &e,, &c. 713 2m TT . MAKEE PLANTATION. TEW CHOP OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES! Now Comios in. For Pale by 10 6m C. HUE W Ell ti Co., BRetitJ. PRINCE VILLE PLANTATION. Sugar and Molase Crop 1HT0, CO MING IN. FOR SALE IN O.UANTI TI tS to suit purchasers, by 0 6m WALKER k ALLEN, Art nt. SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER. Tanned Ooat and Sheep Skins, CONSTANTLY OX 11AN1 AND FOR SALE, from the well-known WAI.MEA TANNKIt Y NOTLKY. By (069 ly) A. 8. CLEOI1UKN, Agent. Hawaii a rv i,i:atiii;k ! Sole and Saddle Leather and Tanned Goat Skins. AR EG IT LA R SUPPLY FROM THE CELE BRATED WAIMEA TANNERY, For sale at the lowest market rates by 692 ly A. . CLEQUOUN, A gout. 18TO. 1N70. & - V II I L O , II a I Sugar and Molasses. C1ROI COMING IN AND FOR H.kl.K IS J quantities to suit purcliaaera, by tt5 Um WALKER A ALLEN, An- ' m Waiknpn Plantation, II. Csrawrll. I'roarlrlar. SUGAR AND MOLASSES FROM THIS PLANTATION FOR SALE in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to 695 ly GEO. C. McLEAN, A Kent. O NOME A PLANTATION. Sugar and Molasses Crop 18TO,J COMING IN. FOR SALE IN O.UANTI T I Ed to suit purchaser!, by 694 6m WALKER A ALLEN, Agents. DUFFIN'S MARKET, G. WALLF.lt, KING STREET, HONOLULU. 6S7 If FORT ST., FAMILY MARKET. 12. II. BOYD. Choicest Meats from finest herds. Poultry, Fish, Vegetables A-e., furnished to order. 067 1 HONOLULU SOAP WORKS, BY RAWLINS & MITCHELL. rjMIE PROPRIETORS OF THE A HOVE M Works are prepared to supply his customers. and the pub lic in general, with the st quality V ELLOW SO A I. SOFT SOAI altrny. on band. Thb Highest Pbicb rain fob BoAr Obkasb. 701 ly HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS, C. W. GRAY & CO., LELEO, (Office, No. 30 Fort Street, Honolulu.) Manufaetnrrrs and Dealers In all kind of Soap. XT Beef, Mutton and Ooat Tallow wanted. 698 ly HONOLULU STEAM BAKERY ! R. LOVE & BROTHERS, Proprietors, NL'UANU STREET. PILOT. MEDIUM AN I NAVY BREAD, always on hand aud made to order. Also, Water, Sotla ami Butter Crackers, JENNY LIND CAKErt. Ac. SHIP BREAD REIIAKED on the shortest notice. FAMILY BREAD, made of the Bent Flour, baked daily and always on band. N. B. BROWN BREAD OF THE BEST QUALITY 689 ly HONOLULU IRONWORKS COMPANY. J A K E ALL KINDS OF Machinery, Sugar Mills, Steam Engines, CENTRIFUGAL MACHINES. Also, Boilers, Coolers aud Sheet Iron Work, and al clods of BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS. A large stock of Piping. Elbows, T Jet, Biaas Valves and Cocks, Sheet Iron, Boiler Plate, Bar Iron, Ct ntrllu.al Wires, India Rubtw-r Packing, and every description of Machinery always on hand. A Creat Variety of Marbluery on band A for Sale Low. 686 ly HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. Hack lYiunbcrM OF EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING PUB LICATIONS, froin January, 1U6'.), can be had on appli cation ! Harper's Magasine, Harper's Wwkly, Leslie's Weekly, Leslie's Monthly, London Illustrated News, Eclectic, and other Msgaxioes. Captains and others, going to Sea, can procure back num ber, at a trifling cost, at 698 II. M. WHITNEY 8. A Book which should be in Every Library MUM HAWAilAX niCTMAM CONTAINING AIIOI7T 20.000 HAWAIIAN Words, with English signification, and ALOO An English-Hawaiian Yoranularr, and Chronological Table of Historical Event. 13 y Lorrin Andrews. PRICE J Bound io Pheep, 5.00 For Sale by II. M. WHITNEY. Tliia Valuable Work can be obtained In London of Messrs. TRUBNER A Co., Paternoster Row. .find also in JVeic York of Messrs. BARNES Jc Co., John St. ALSO FOR SALE, Bishop's Hawaiian and English Phrase Book. Music and Singing Books. FOUNTAIN OF GEMS QUARTO FORM. Gems of 8cred rionr, quarto form. New Method of the Piano Forte, by Jeans Mann, Pianists' Album, Basiini'a Art of ringing, llota Circle, vols, Oenii of German Boor, The Opera Booffe, by Offenbach, Wreath of Oems, plaio and gilt, Maia's Violin Method, Carmina Valenala, Ethiopian Violin Inatractor, The Child's First Musle Book, , , Tha Bugle Call, Winner's Perfect Guide to the Melodeon, Winner's Perfect Guide to the Cabinet Organ, Winner's Perfect Guide to the Fife, Winner's Perfect Guide to the Violin. Winner's Perfect Guide to the Fiaoo. Winner's Perfect Guide to the Aeoordlan, Winner's Perfect Guide to the Banjo, Winner's Perfect Guide to the Guitar Musician's Omnibus, complete, quarto, , J sett's Book of Trios, Duets and Quartets, NiM O'Clock io ths Morning, The Mendelssohn Collection, The New Golden Chain, The Church Bell, The Golden Robin, The Sabbath Bell, . . . . The Harp of Judah, The Jubilate, ' The Silver Late, The Silver Bell, The Jewel, The Golden Wroatb, The Clsriona, Fresh Laurels, .. For sale by (7) II. M. WHITNEY f 1 -A