THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTEAN INDEPENDENT FAPEB,

Tl HUSHED

BY HENRY M. WHITNEY,

AT SIX DOLLARS TER ANNUM.

Forrlf KhMrlWri, .0 l 10.00.

Office In the new Post Office BnildincHerahml Slrcrt, Honolulu, H. I.

Thi rc'n H an limns Hidden in ErrrjOmL

ThT" a nnlmuii btfdrn in tvery r1rod,Tlif itrem tnna batli iu ray of light.

And fair as a Inl! tot he tpH( )ond,

as n TMi.i.- !:'. the bigul,trtily mill MtMT vOld it rlar

An Tirnr miilJe counts ftdfl on.And J"T afraia lip tit the atrr-wnr- face

Of dim who all !.- pltawarni goat

M urnrr, lv.k iit from thy drmfn of frief ;

Man tu Ml Btadr for biimftf sHnr ;

Lit i k j. painful and brief,ftwn mY M tli n join the lor'd nnm lovt.

Ha, thou not dc.ir ooe left behind ?

Tuwi Int nut ibv spirit be wholly bowed

Ob ; bear this f.iprrer in annd," Tbere'p a auntteam bidden in every cloud.

And tb'W who art waging a wordlynot thy trtmblen too bard to bear;

Tlterr are thorn in tfce pathway of every libAnd wwrker, Uim iiat fby sharp;

But remMhber in dark. diMpMnirtmeutp hour.rl'ben tbf TOtr- of NtM deei and load,

Ai.d tbr thought shall nerve ynnrarm with power," Three, a eoiiIpmmii bidden in every cloud."

Variety.The father of all ccrrna PopHSorn.

A tough thing to manage Board. tteak.

Labor - the -t be of the part and prerent. butcher.

A ft earner on the iludfon made 2b milof in an hourreecntlv.

Sam Rowta paper eatlf Subyidy PomeroT "amonumental - undrel."

Childrco make mud pies. Tbui e of a larger gTowth

made urad repervira.A dirta-tef- duty should reoeire our first and must

careful attention.

What man iiiUFt hare his (bus before he can do aday's work? A glazier .

Animosities are mental, but the humanities lireforever. J. F. Fields.

IVheu if a loaf of bread said to be inhabited?When there's a little Indian in it.

Fir Isaac Newton's residence in London is now

used as a Sunday-schoo- l room.

There wore forty eight Americans studying at theI'nivcretty of lie:. Uwt Winter.

Colonel Jerome II on a parte and family of Balti-

more are enuing the Summer at Iieppe..lennie calls her bay window, where the flower-pot- s

are so numerous, i'otaoy Bay.

The 'c York Mail Mold? the watering place peo-

ple for taking medicine at the dinner-table- .

" Never five to a beggar, said Poor Richard, "forif you pay a man to do nothing, be will do it.'

A Kentucky weJdtng wan enlivened but not at allinterrupted by a ncral fight among five brothers ofof the bride.

Tt t said at least ten per cent of the boys born in

Mtthflacbusettt thu year have been named Charlesii in ner.

At fifteen the average boy ainga gaih ' I want tobe an angel." At thirty he want to live ae long ashe can.

They keep the Smith sinters' cow for taxes in Con-

necticut, and all New England i.-- in an excitementabout it.

Joaquin Miller if honored by an English novelistith the position of heavy villain in a romance re--

reutly publiabtd.

The beloved of the Almighty are the rich who havethe humility of tbn poor, and the poor who hare themagnanimity of the rich. Saadi.

The celebration of their one thousandth annniversaryby the Icelanders, is aaid to have passed off with great

Heel." Spectacular pictures of a coarse kind' is the way

the A thenar ntu talks of the Do re gallery now exhibit-

ing.

Every one must think in his own way in order to

arrira at truth. But he ought to keep himself io

band 4 we are t good for pr instinct. Goethe.

Words are things ; and a small drop of ink, falling

like dew upon a thought, produces that which makesthousands, perhaps millions, think. Byron.

Bets arc being made in New York that Stokes will

be pardoned before another Christmas. Let's see

what did Stoke do?

An urchin being rebuke for wearing out hi? stock-

ings at the toes, replied that it couldn't be helpedtoes wriggled aud heels didn't."

An exchange refuses to publish a poem commenc-

ing, " 1 breathe on the face of a maiden," until theeditor knows what its author drinks.

Don Mantilla, recently Cornercorner Fort Ilotrl fts.

to the nitedHis I.I.

clerks weeping orer the IHP0BTKK8 AND

the women the period, who will write the addressesof letters ' '

Jules Farrc, it is stated, is about to marry theprtucijial a 's boarding-schoo- l at Versailles, adaughter of the pastor of Wisseffiborg, in Alsace.

riMide, the htetoriM, is (oiag to spend next yearor two in ri.iting all the English colonies, beginningeovn with the Cmc and ending with Canada.

.According to the Brooklyn Argm, 17 suicides barebeen pustpuued in consequence of the anxiety thecandidates tu hear what Frank Uoulton knows aboutit.

Vices are seldom single, but virtues go ever in

troops : they so thick that sometimes some are bidin the crowd wkicb yet are, but appear not. Bishop11all.

The world is an old woman that mistakes any gilt

farthing for a gold coin ; whereby, being often cheat- -

ed, she will trust nothing but the common

copper. (t'ariyle.Talking Goldsmith Maid, it may be well to state

that she is 17 years of age, is owned by llenry N.Smith of New York, who says he won't (ell her for

'$100,000. .

U is aaid that New York Brmld'e report of the! wrddiag was derived from the Rev.

Mr. Tiffany, tbi officiating who $500

for the job. Sw""V'That was a most apt remark made by member of

a e ngrcgation on leamiogUat his pastor

intended preaching on subject of recognition of

friends in hearrn. Said be : " My opinion is that he

bad better preach on the recognition of friends on

earth, for I have been sitting in this pew for twenty

years being recognised by occupant in the

adjoining one.'The lesson for every yonng man is Ibis : As long

as you bare health and power to do, go ahead if yon

fail at one thing, try another, and a third a doientheven. Look at the spider ; nineteen times it tried to

throw iU web of attachment, and on the twentiethit succeeded. The young man who has " gift of

continuance" ii Ike one wheat foot will one day

stand on high ground, and will be able to breast

angry waters of human discouragement.

An importsuit case has just been decided in tbe Su-

preme Court of Mississippi, inrolring the legality ofa marriage between a white man and a negro woman.The child-e- of the persons brought nit as heirs for

a large amount of properly left by their father, and,after years of litigation, their right to the propertyhas been i.ffirr ed. and the union this declared legal.That is nn case of kind ever decided in Mis-

sissippi. The estate is worth $100,000.

THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE.A WEEKLY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.

vol. x,.-k- o. 40.;

BUSINESS NOTICES.

cerium rERnririTroAttorney-At-La- Solicitor. Proctor ft Conveyancer,Prepare Willi. tetter of Attorney, Ieae. Mortgage, andConveyance ata, advise m all branches of Law, and )etrdn

inftney en real property aerurity.

Mt Agents in London, and in all parts of Anstralla.OnVf ott B. M. Wbrtaey Book etora, Merchant Mreet,

Ronnlul. n

HOirOLULTJ TRVS WORKS CO.. ijs STKAM F.XICS, S.ilf.r MillsUmBollrra, Owl aw, I run, Bra and Litd CotlngR

Machinery of Every Description,49-- Mm. to Ordf r. .

Ptrticnlix tttestien paid to Ship's BlacksmithingW- - JOB WORK x.tim-.1 on the hortat notirr. rwr. ly

. A.JAE6EB.n. r. i hi. i us jt co.,

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AND GENERALMERCHANDISE.

or. on Prirt St..aorftOAd F.llox Hll . Ml-l-y

K. AI.I.I A.COMMISSION AOBK-T-.

tflCKT rem 8CHOONTBJM.nr Ellen, F.irj Vaeea,Pauahi. Actire. 4S ly

CHAK. X. .l I.I4 K.N o &,yry Putolic,INI)

Agent to take Acknowledgments for LaborInferior Orlir. . Honolulu. ly

I". T. M:!EBA To..Importers and Commission Agents and Wholesale

Dealers in General Merchandise.4'.:. Cfiifrn 8t., t to thefrffiri- - nf J. I. Tq. fly

Kiril tRU r. BICKIvRTO,Kercbant Street, Honolulu,

J. V. Aotin former re ovw Ht nrj' M. Wnitnry's11. okture.

ACCOUNTS AND BILLS COLLECTED,Drafting. Bookkeeping, Copying.

Cuttomhotfr Jlutinr" (ihrf (imrral Committl'mm cart-fnll- y

executed. 4s9- -

E. I. ADins.Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.

Queen Street, Honolulu. II. I. 41&-l-y

S. H. CASTLE. S- a. ATlit I.Tovf, J. P. COOKE

CASTLE & COOKE,Shipping and Commission Merchants,

mroRTxa akd

Dealers in tuera! .Merrhandise,Ku.Ml KiDpStrart. IIuiiolulu, HuvaiitU) Irlnndt.

AGENTS FORThe Tnton To?nrano Company of San Franri-c-

The New ErifrUinl Mutual Life Co., ItoMon.1'nokft Lin. Tlic K'liaU Pluntatinii.

lr. Jvi.s- i ion Ilairtat o,HfiliciBM, ST. II. Baily'i I'lantatinn,

Wbrt-lr- A WilmiD witif: WhInIdi PUnfaiioii,Iliiinakna ,'l.niti.li u,

Waifsa ItaotatiuD, ,!ti Kuaa riantation.SW-l-

BARTLETT SALOON.

T

BY

WII.I.lATl BVCHE8,Cornel- of Hotel and Fort Mrerta.

HE riKIII-RN- AXIS lll.si ll tl.lXttllf SI'IKITV alwaya to Ik-- found at the liar.

i'- - ly

.Tl-- 4 OI4. VA A. jrOBLWSOXMERCHANT TAILORS,

4ixi KaalmmaTia St., opiit Mr. Khistln' $ton. ly

a. a. ratsx. a. w. LaDra.

I'KIF.L, 3t IA1K.GBOCEEIES AKD FS0VISI0H DEALERS

Family Ororcry an Feed Store,443-l- H Fort Street, ITonololo

A. S.

T II O n A N I . A 4 K ,

to John N'Htl.

achinlst. Lock and Cun Smiths. MacauaMs renair.'d: Dealet in Goods

Airent l.rll.e(VM.rat.d FlIKENCE SElVlMi MACM1XI40, Fort Street, Honolulu, U. I. 483-l- y

IUII.I I K CO.,Ship Chandlers and Commission Herchanta.

Imp irters and Dealers in General Merchandise, tj.cn Stroet,Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands.

4ir- - Afrents for the Kaunakakai, Moaoalua, andSail VTorks. 493 ly

DII I IX.II tl A. CO..IMPOETERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE

Cutlery, llry Goods. Taints aud Oils, and GeneralSo. King ytreet, lloiiololi. 4e;-l- y

CXS0MOE5.

A. .

Successor

Snortior

Kakaako

jtvo. satTBixa.4 I I t.iiom A Co..

mrosTi ks axe asutas

Gonoral Mcroliniiciisc.Antonio the appointed Queen and haabumuu streets,

. 48 1.1 Vunanii St., and andSpanish Ambassador, I States, is a dis- -

titigutshed political journalist. age is 48. ; f,. II A. ,

rostulnro are perversity of DEALERS IN HARDWARE,ofcaUicoraered. '

of pi:

of

go

henceforth

of

the

clergyman, got

rerarsa

the

withowt the

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the

the the

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Infurnncc

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Ilry Goods, PaiDta, Oils and General Merchandise,4R3-l- C.'rnerfort aud King Sta.

METKOIOI.ITA JIABKET,

C. WALLER, Proprietor

Wlt0 tTes, 471 ly tlewielwln.

II 14 It I I I l .V 4 4..GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.

Oaasai Street, Honolulu, 1. 1. 4TT ly

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Honolulu. Oahu. It. I. 4::,

JOIM X. WATERHOI SK.IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL

MERCHANDISE,Wlrn Slrrol. onoUnn. H I 4fg ly j

A. W. rClatCS St CO.,(Succrsuwsra lo C. L. RlcBtana A Co.,)

Ship Chandlers and General Commission MerchantsAlso Agents for Use Pouloa Salt Works.

.69 Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands. ly

JOII H. PATV,Notary fublic s.nd Commissioner of Deeds

For the 8ttt of CaltftBrnla. Office at tbe BaaV of rtibr.Co., Kaaliumaat. rti, Honolnla. y

im o. n. n u iiLate Jaxio, Gkkfi A Co.

IMPORTER AND COVMISSION MZRCHAKT.

&M " ft V ar4tsi rtftaUo-(- . , ,! h L C:, ti r'Britiali aad Foreign Marine Iniuraocc CompatiT, andNorthern Aaannnx-- Oompsuiv. i'-- y

TH08. 4B. THRI M

Stationery. Cutlery and News Depot

grmTinp. CtuiaTaituy aad Cvpyuif;, t.thj onresssonable terms.

HVTIASmPOBTEBS AST) WHOLESALE DEALERS

la Fashionable Clothing, Bats. Caps. Boots. Shoes, and.yerj Tri.ty of Oentietnen't Fnrniabing Ooodt.Bnild.nc. Merck aal Street. Honolulu. 44-1- ?

AFOXG V Al'HI ( K.Importer!, Wholesale and Retail Dealers is

General Eerchandiaa,Aai China Goods, in tbesTrt-pto- ef Store K.iaa-- l Street,

under the Hall. 4HQ.1t

SOLE & LEATHER,

Tanned Goat and Sheep SkinsOS RAID and fer Sale,COSSTASTLV

WAIHKA TAEBKKT, C. IOTLET. Prop'ry A. 8. CLR0H0RH A CO., Agents.

CDm

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HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1874.

BUSINESS NOTICES.

II R . HOTT SMITH,EEJVTIST,

ITaelnE re.emed prartfre. ran he fonnd at bin room orerE Stress Co.'. Dtbe Store, coixer of Fort and Hlel Sn.

MbAI.FRKD B. HARTWFXL,

ATTORNEY A1ID COUSSELXOS AT LAW.49? Oflle. Orer n.riTaiann'i Drnc Store. ly

JSn. 23 Nuuann street, near Klfuj.

Importer of and Dealer in Dry Goods and

Clothing, Hats and Caps,

FVRSISHISV UOODS, Ae., dc, tc.

O.VUjC J j lml m,y HIDES.

Aiw-n- xr and COFFEE! . SOUr

c. i. umi. j. .mmI.KWKRS V Ir'KiO.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER,And all kindi of BmldingMateriala, Fort Street, llonolola

490-l-

Wis m!i inci on Meat Mnrl4-I- .

Jiekt door to Loec Steam Bakery, N'ncann Street, Honolnln,F. W. DUJINK, Prorcitroa.

Beef. Hntton and Veal of the Best Quality.Alo, Salt Pork. Salt Beef. Pnperior fork SaoKagm, alu-ay-

en band and eold at the Lo.. t Market Trices.delivered to all part of the City.

C. BARTOW, Anrlioncer,Salesroom on Queen Street, one door from Kaahnnianu

1. II. 1IIT4 II4 041.INiT otary Fublio,

Ililo, nwall. 4S-1- y

H. UKIMIAITI A CO..IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS

In Fashionable Clothing, Hats. Caps, Hoots, Shoes aodvery variety of superior Furnishing Goods.

Store in Makee's Dlock Qn.-- Street, Honolulu, II. I.4W--1 y)

V.. U. HITCHCOCK.ATTORNEY-AT-LA- HIL0. HAWAII.

4T3 . Bills Collected. ly

K. O. H. 4 I .TlTll4.S.HOMEOPATH 1ST, 63 FORT STREET,

4S3J HOKOLULU, H. I. lly

II III It V CO.,Surcessors to Ilowsett t Co., Comer Fort and Quern streetsLumber, Paints, Oil, Nails, Salt and Building

44-ly- ) Material!, of every kind.

IIOAOI.I I.I SO U IVOKKl,BY W. J. RAWLINS.

The Proprietor of the above Works i. preparr.l to supply hiscuMmiHTs, ami the public iu general, with the quality

Yellow onp. Soft Sonp nl ways on hnnrt.Ttir llighrtt liid fvrSoap Crease. 400 ly

BISHOP & CO.,

BANKERS,HONOLULU, t t HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,

DSAW EXCBA5t OS

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA, : : : SIN FRANCISCOA5D TBEia AQEXTS !

Kcw York,Boston,

Pari.,Anclcland,

THE ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION, : : : : LONDON,

AMD THEIR BRAVCHEB 15Hong: Kong,

Sydnry, antlMelbonrnr.

And traiwaet ftOwral U.'ikiai; 4T;H r

C. BREWER & CO.,II. A. r. CARTEH,P. C. JON ICS. JR. V

J. D. BREWER.

SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,4T4 Honolnlu, Hawaiian Islands. ly

vn i; aV mi l i i. on i ii.KAWAIHAE, HAWAII,

Willecmtlnne theOeneralMerehandiseand Phlpplna hnslnesaat the. aboTi port, where they are prepared to furnish thejustly celebrated Kawaibae Potatoes, and such other Re-

cruits as are required by wbaleships, at the shortestand on the most reasonable terms. Firewood always onhand. 4Sl-l-

NOTICE.THE rNDERNIXED WlVtiH

tiimdtft notify hi t fiend anl all thoc thnt are4Syiin.r'st''1 in TAI.I.nw (MNT.MNKlts,

that be DM now on hand and for sale

1000 CLEAN KEROSENE TIERCESFor Tallow or OH.

Also, vrv Nnperlor Kastern Pine M01.4SHES RARRKI.Snil rsaatr for oae. Also. OAK HA1IRKO AXP TlEItfKSfor m. k oth.-- CAiKH nf nil descriptions for sale

At the Old M mid Corner of It inn sinil KothrlHI reels.

IM ly JAMKS a LEWIS.

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Notice.abskxm: i kon tiii:DCatnra J. W. t!R(VJ-XL- , will have rhaiT'' of the

SaJe deriArtrnrnt of Pholorrnhii!. where pvite wi.hliiglor any vleira ran IV furniahtMl at the prices of

:.00 per Doa, for Card Sit.S,of per Thvz. for st?r,-.i-p.- Sire,

.S0 per Dor. for ('armiet site.6.00 ptT Doa. for 7 a V blzc.

AUiOReprints matlr from negatives fornierlx atsjceti of boasea

T vlt'WK at i he ab-)- rnlm,H. L. CHASE,

4S.Mm f.tj i.m.I Tort Mn I.

FAMILY MARKET!

ChoicestaMeats from the Finest Herds

and Circulating Library, Fish. Poultiy, Vegetables, &C.,Merrhant Street. Honolnln. Alao Stencil Cnttinp. En- - Fnrnlfhcfl lo Orpr.

eaecntrsd

BBOTHEBM,

Snow's

Pn'.lir

SADDLE

KaS-- i

J.XTEAR Tnnailnj-s- . ssnrt TtturMlavya Tceal,

I rl.las s I Ish.

(Tiuews otherwise ordered.)

Tbe Proprietor having rrected a neat and cornmoMfou

VESETULE, FRUIT IND POULTRY MARKET,

Adjoining the FaanUy Meat Market, will be prepared topromptly and Mdafactorily till orders tor everything

to furntsJi the table, with all the Subatantaala aod

ae Milpi'lus anppllrd on Short Xotlrs.-C- E

Moats. At, deBrered to an parts of the city withoutcharge. 1499 m i n BOYD.

CaliTorsia Lime,Portland Cement,

California Brick.For sale bv BOLLES A CO.

INSfUANCE NOTICES.

FIREMAN'S rtND

INSURANCE COMPANY,OF SAN FRANCISCO,

FI&B AND MARINE,Cash Capital, 4old,

By writing small lines on carefully directed risks, jsis the first Chemists the day. The made for atonMre ahtnmMt Oil. Bone, Wool, RicU. andwell distributed, offers

nnEJI.MTl SECOND TO rO.ELosses Promptly Adjusted.

BISHOP A CO.,501 3m Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

I'lLII'OK.'UAINSURANCE COMPANY.

I SDHRSIOJED, AGEXTS OF THETHE Company, have been anthurized to insure riskson Cargo, Freight and Treasure, from llonololato all porta ol the world, and vice versa.

478-l- y U. 1IACKFKLD A CO.

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILEINSURANCE CO.,

OF LOSDOS ASD EOI.Bl'RGII.ESTA11L1SUED 1S05.

CAPITA!, ata, 000,000Accumulated anil Invested Fund, .:!., I I

riHR ( MH lI-.M.- l HAVE III IK AP- -JL P0U.TBD A'iK.NTS fur Sandwich m and are

auttiLri.t-(- tu Insure aHiuat Kire uihjII favuiaMe. tcrtna.Jtisk tnkeii in .in j..u t uftb Itlauda on Wumlen ltuildinga

anl M?rrliaiidii slurt-t- l llttrrrin, Dwrllltig M - - and Kiiro,lure, Titubvr. CuaU. suijM iu tiailmr with ur without cargui-u- r

uudcr Ivj KI. HOFFSCIILAHUEK k C0.es

Boston Board of tnderwriters.AGENTS for the Hawaiian Ialanda,a HHKWKI. A CO.

Philadelphia Board of ludcrwriters.a GKRTS for the Hawaiianm. ,.4-i-

Island.,BRJIWSB CO.

ii a ji ii i ; it i i-- iir Kin i ;

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Till: JK'DERSIGSED having beennf the altove Company, are prepared

tpinsure riaku awainat Firt-.o- Stone aiol Urlck llmld-Insr- .,

and on Merchandise stored therein, im thtinet favorable terms. For particular apply at the office ol

474-l- f. A. SC1IAHFKK CO.

1". A. SCHAEFEB,AGEXT or Bremen Board ol" t'nderwrltr.,

of Dresden B.Hird of Underwriters,Agent of Vienna Hoard of Underwriters.

Claims against lusurance Companies within the jurisdictionof the above Boards of Underwriters, will have to be certi-fied lo by the above agent tc make them valid. (4io-l-

Insurance Notice.AGENT FOR THE ISKITISHTHE 31arine Insurance Crnipanv, (Limited), has re

ceived instructions to reduce the rates ot Insurancehctween Honolulu and Ports in thu Pacific, and is now pre.pMrrd to issue Policies at the Lowest Rates, with a specialreduction on Freight per Steamers.

TIIEO. II. I)AVI1,StMMjr Agent Hrit. For. Mar. Ins. (Limited.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

KAUPAKUEA PLANTATIONNOW COMINO IN and for saleSUGAR to suit purchasers by

M2-o- AFOXti i ACIIUCK.

Pioneer Mill, Lahaina.CAMPBELL & TURTON, Proprietors.

of superior quality, now comiDgin and fur sale in quantities tu suit by

iOZ-ot- H. HACKTEI.D i CO.

WAILUKU PLANTATION.CROP NOW CO.MIXO IN. FOR SALE

in quantities to suit purchasers, by502-3- C. BREWER 1 CO., Agents.

MAKEE PLANTATION.

New Crop of Sli;:ir Ac tlol:t-e- o

COMINO IN, AND FOR SALE INNOW to suit purchasers by502-30- 3 C. BREWER 4 CO., Agents.

HIDES, SKINS, TALLOW.ritHK I'NDKRSIGNEO CONTINUE TC

I pay the highest market price for Dry HidesGoat Skins and Goat Tallow.

WSSIl C. BREWER A CO.

TO WOOL GROWERS.I'NDERSICNED CONTINUE TOTHE Wools at good prices. Wools coming to

market this Spring particularly desired to mnkereight (500 3m I C. BREWER CO.

PHOTOGRAPHSFOR SALE -A- LL KINDS AND SIZES!

Shipwhich

Street.rfst Prepared Juice,

Ijovcrest Prices.AI0 1ortrnlti In anrl quality

than at any other phr In the Hly. for the lAtW PRICK of

$3.50 PER DOZENtt" 1 v not listen to anv but romn and

aee. fdt yonraelf. lITO ly, II. I.. CHASK.

CHAIN CABLES.FROM 5-- 8 TO 1 5-- 8 SMALL

SIZES in to suit. For sale byB01.LKS CO.

ANCHORS.IRON-STOC- K ANCHORS-WEIG- HTENGLISH to 4000 lbs. For sale by

H0LLES A CO.

Fresh Eastern Bacon,i:r si rr.iv. for UU by

HOt.I.KS

Fresh Split Peas,PER BITtB AY, FOE SA I.I. lt

noi-i.E- s A CO.t

Greenbacks Wanted,A Kilt IIII THK PI4T: WTIJF be paid at the Bookstore H. M. WHITNEY

Star Copper Paint,EX 43AI.LOX HALF I.l.tE For Sale by (MI tJ.

Polar and Sperm Oil,m Qi to siit.- -

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by

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Next to Post rJhVe.

AXD I. AXS- .-BOLLES

Sale

Canned Heatt, Fmits and Vegetable!.FULL ASSORTMENT OF THEA abore, direct from the packers. For Sale

459 A CO.

American Mess Beef, in Bond.A SHAW, LOT sale

A

A

BOI.LKS A

eold Porkrt KniFe!A I.AR43E l lBHTT. AMI BE HAD ATTV tbe Book and News Depot

OO.

For byIT).

by

CO.

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H. M. WHTTNETi--.

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FOREIGN NOTICES.

DR. J. fOLLIS BROWSE'S

O 33: L O H 0 JD YNEIS THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

rrnF. public are cautionedJL the anfonaded statements frenti.ntly made, "thatthe composition of Chlobodtje is to Chetn-- Iists and the Medical profession." The fact is, e

was disnnrad and in.ented bj Dr. J. COL-LI- S

BROWNE ( Army Medical Staff), aod sonamed br him, and it has baffled all attempts at anal- -

by of method and of

Co.

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IN'CTT.

BOI.I.KS

U.

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known

an secret ot me preparation have never been Dub- - 0,"'r rcnaauia. 10 ,w ueaioro, o..tnn, .lew lack and.. .. - m ... ' - nlhr 1'uf.rn !,,.,. Kt-T.-.!. , ...1- -ll.nril. 1L 1. otiVMti, theretore that ,nt hin. .oll I

under the name, save Dr. J. COLLISh, is a pariiu. imitattnn.

CAUTION. Sir W. P. Wood statedthat Dr. Collis Browns waj undoubtedly the inventorof Chlorodyne.

REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.Thin Invalnahle remedy prr.dace quiet, rerrenfalna; sleep,

relieves pain, calms the st-tn- , restores tUm deranged fonc-- Itlona, and ttimalateii bealthv action of the secretions of the.body, without cirnting anjr of those unpleasant results atlendlnE the uae vf obiuro. Old and voutiic mar takt- it at allnnnni iqu aiin-- wnrn najaoavra. i is Dt peri.n tes-tify to its marvellous good effects and wonderful cures, whilemedical men extol its irtnee most extensively, uslns; it iupreat quantities In the following : Cholera, Dysen-tery, Diarrbusa, Congbe Asthma. Rheumatism, Neulralgla, Cough, Cramp Hysteria, lc.

KXTKACTi FROM MI.Mi A!, OPINIONS.The Right lion. Karl Rnsiell comraunited to the College

of Fbyeician!, and J. T. Davenport, that he had rtceiredto the effect that the omlt remedy of any service in

Cholera was CHLORODYNE. See Lancrt Dec. 31.186.Dr. Lowe, Medical Mlsnionary in India, repftrts (Dec.. 186S)

that in nearly etery case of Cholera in which Dr. J. COLLISBROWNE'S CI1LORODYNE was administered, the patientrecovered.

Extract from Medical Times, Jan 12, 1S6A. " Chlorodyne isprescribed by scores of orthodox n.eilical practitioners. 0(course It would not thus he inzularly Donulsrdid it not'supply a want and fill a "

hxtract rrom tlie Ueneral Boartl ot Health, Tendon, as toitn effieacy fn Cholera "So strongtyare we convinced of theimdiense value nf this remedy, that we cannot too forciblyurpe Uie nccf'stity of adopting it In all cases.'

CAUTION. Nne cenulnt- without the words " Dr. JCOLLIS BROWNE" on the Oorcrnmeut Stamp. Overwhelm-ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle.

Solo Manufacturer, J. T. DA VEN PORT.3.1, Oreat K u St., BltiMhur7, London.

Sold in Bottles at Is. . 2s. VsL, smUv &l.Agents In NW York, w. H. Scnurraxta A Co. and J. C.

Wells. IMA. P. EVERETT,

Forwarding and rommission More haul,403 Front street, corner or I'lay,

SA IIHM IStO.r ? Pnrticnhtr attention paid to of Island

PriHluee. 191 ly

(HOICK IK It 1 V JI K R Y,UIJlMi;i;.S all the World.IciMMiL's Ktoile itc N ' :. Wtt or KDisnrann! Kotal

Bridal, IWisiWaTrsj Jocket Cll'b, a'aA.i(.iraxs, and otherrcrfnniei of frajtraoce.

Kimmrl's I.am'M'ii: Watcx. dlstilleil from MKcham Flower- -, and Improved Florida Vatci.

Kimmel's ToilKt VmccAa. celebrated for its useful nndaanilsrj propfriies.

Kimmel's Extract oy Limi Jcicr aud fliTfEaiiR, the bestprrpiiratinn for the hair, iih in warm rlfmatea.

Kimmel's Aul'ade5ti."ii fur whitening the teeth, refreshingWfl nuTQth, in! purifvhig the breath.

KiatMXL's Olicebike, IIoaRr, v and other ToiletSoaps.

Kimwkl's Rose Watrr, Costomb, Fa!, Co.tvESSATiox andFtaAL Cbaceek, aunifling for Tarties.

IttMMEL'n Vioirr, Kice, Veltetixe, and otherToilet Powders.

A liberal allowance to Shippers. Trade Lists "',' nd.Kl '.KM: K1MMKL. Perfumer to

U.K. If. the Princes nf Wales96. Stnrnd, 123, Street, and 4. London.

17, Bonlt-Tar- de Itallens, Paris, and Trt, King's RoadUrlchlon. Sold by all Perfumery Vendors. y

BOOKS & STATIONERYThe Basis of Our Business.

FIRST. To Mainifacl ur. all such Booki and Staas can tie done here a well aa elaewhere, aud

thereby directly bmeflt our customers and onrselreti.SECOND. To Bn- - and Sell - and Station

ery miuto makfi It to the intereet of dealers aod consum-ers to come to us In preference to sending East.

9m' W manufacture and Import erery description of Statinnery, carrying laige stocks of Envelopes and BlankBooks of our own mnnufacture. Inks, glatas. etc.

tar Over 1,600 varieties of Blank forms kept In Stock.

A. L. BANCROFT ftv CO.,Ban Francisco, Cal.

BESET B. WILLIAMS. BRXRT P. BLAaCMARD. CHAS. B. HoBOAH

WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD I CO.,

Shipping and Commission Merchants,476 2lg California Street, San ly

BOLLES Sc CO.,No. 34 Quoen Street,

IT AVE FOR BALE,1 lie nip and Conlnee, all sises.

Patent aiid Plain Hush lilooks, allAnchors and Chain Cablas, assorted sites.

Cotton and Hemp Canvas,Cotton nnd Hemp Sail

Stockholm Tar,American Tar,

Stockholm Pitch,Wilmington

Whale and Sperm OilTaints and Paint Oil,

And a General Assortment of

COSMOPOLITAN GALLERY .I Groceries and Stores

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64 and 66 Fort pric"'- -

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SPERM CANDLES,SIZES, PI T I P CARTOONS,

ASS0RTF.D the genuine article.For tale by () BOLLES CO.

.to. For tale by

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Manila

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Cutting & o's fflfbratfd Farlorj .

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Cases Roast Mutton,Caart Uollaxl Mutton,

Case. Kraut Veal,Caaea Turkey,

Caaea chicken.Cage SMtps. Ac. Ac

471 BOIJJv--l A CO-

COAL TAB.("A CASKS COAL TAR FOR SALE BY

BOLLES A CO.

Oregon Sugar-Care- d Hams.SALE BYFOR BOLLES A CO.

Fine Assortment of Crackers,tBE III K BAY, FOE SAM. BY

500

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Fresh California Lime,EI'BBAY, FOB SALE ETPEE BOLLES A CO.

PITCH.PITCH IN BDLS AND HP. BBLS.

STOCKHOLM Pitch in bblt. For tale byBOLLES A CO.

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SHIPPING.

DISPATCH LINE FOR SIM FRANCISCO

C. Brewer Co. -- Agents.Merrhandife recelred Storage Free and

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BOSTON IND HONOLULU PICKET LINE!

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ROYAL HAIL STEAMSHIPS,lKTWIKM

LITERPOOL. R08TOX AXD XEW YORK.Calling at Cork Harbor.

THREE SAILINGS EVBRT WEEK.

Bothnia (tnd Scylhin Building.Abyiuinia, Otina, Marntnon, .Samaria,Aleppo, Vubn, Jforooro. uVroi,Allan, JJecla, Otympm, Scotia,Algeria, Java, Ihlmira, SieUm,Bataria, Xtdar, Farthla, Tarfa,Calabria, Malta, Jtuula, Tripoli.

Prom New York rv.ry YV.dnr.daw and Sat-urday. From Boston every Saturday.

RATES OF PASSAGE.Cabin 1 SMO.SIOO, and $130 Gold,

According to accommodation.Ticketl to Paris. $IS gold additional. Return Tickets

on farorable terms.Steerage, I I I 1 S30 Cnrreney.

?teeracr tickets to Lire rpool ant! Queeustown, and all partsof f'nmpe, at lowrst rnti-s-

For I'rfleht ami OaWa Passers, enplr at the Cornp.n'sOfllct'. 4 llowllne ih- -. ii For Strcrafte rsMs, at 111 Broad- -

w.y, Trinity Buildice, New Turk.CAS.O. FKANCKLTN, Agent, Mew Tork,

NOTtcr tn passsngsrs from Australia, New Zealand, Chinaami Japan. Ths Cnnard Line affords more than uaaal facilt-tie- s

to through ,uuwrngera from ports, tbe fre-

quency of its sailing precluding all possibility of delay In NewYork. Uuod accommodations always reserved.

41 ly C. O. FRAXCKLTIf

FRAZER RIVER SALMON.

Just Received from Victoria,EX

I3arlt Dolawnro.FOR SALE 1 Y LOTS TO Mil.

ta By ivn.t: cook i:.

Oregon XXX Flour,i: N nKUl I it i:i 11 aim.

Or. iron Sircar 4'nrril wtYonldrra,

C. R. SALMON BELLIES,In Kltaand Half a

fn.es Of OrfR-n- Ilnrd Brrail,fuses or Orpajon fanned Beer,

Received Ex- - Jane A. Falkinbnrg,And for Sale In Lots to soiL

494 m Inquire of I'AStTI.K rfslltr.

A FKW CASKS OF VERYXI. For sale by () CO.

PILOT l ISI.S AI qR. CASESI'll and .M. ji in. Uread,

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POLAR OIL.SUPERIOR QUALITY

BOI.I.ES

Broad.SALOON

rrarken,

rEARfi,rapes, Caaea riuma.

Assorted Fruits.noi.LEs

Columbia River Salmon,IIAIIKKLH HALF MAKRE1.S.

better In Market.(459) BOLMaS ,t BO.

Little Neck Clams, or Quahaugs,I' l Ml.

4711II. ItKIILI.KS tt

Hawaiian Mess Beef,bvi ii ii rit ii. ni;RTi.i:w an. ani

M WAItKANTKH. f or Kale br141 BOM.rjH CO.

Oregon Flour.ittoice or xxxjn

Best Brands of Oregon Flour

igs.FOR HALF. BY

r. m.

California Oat Hay New Crop,1 aTstfl Flit - ALICE1UV

EA I.Etl WFtriVEIIIIAAKK, and for br

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Hawaiian Dictionary,nsTiisnu iiiwaiias

IIKIlri. with lOgnUlnuiou.

-- ALbti-

An English - Hawaiian Vocabulary,

asinCHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF MCTOrtlCIL

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tfrears. BABNFJs A CO., John Htreet, New York.Mtaaix. UAilCRUIT A CO., Han Francisco.

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With a vie. in afford every farlluv to parries dcsJnsaa' ' pmfltaWr and Itivrstnir email noma of money,limits .if lb' Hawaiian 'mvmimMil of lb- - avTaJ values

MM. B3t. ). and BI.MS). hsmir Intrmt altlit rat- - of per cent- - l- annum . payanttwill be tamed at par t. all person applying; for them atthe Trsawory. tor terms of not Irs. than A. more thana JSaBBm. p. Naioleu'a. Mlnaucrof Pittance.

IKpartment of Flrmno-- April 1ST4. 4M am

atitsa.l mmMa. Wa Jannarrr. Chief Ocr of ibe Department of

Foreirn A ffalrs. Is authorised to irrsnt reeelpts for all ob-jects of Interest aultable ror the National Moaram. whichH Is proposed to establish for the present In the hooms ad-joining the Foreta-- office. Aluolaiil Hale Artk-le- lent tot tie Museum will becataloaued with the name of tbe lender1 lonaUons will he cl.dly received, and also cataloxued withl he name of the donor, (lid Hawaiian Implements. Dresse. Oniamenlii and I'tenslls. Hawaiian Minerals and pre.s rvej Zoological Speclmeiis. are panlcnlany desired.

CM AS K. Blenor, siPresident of tbe Board of Lductiun.

' ifllee of the Bnrean of lubHc JnstructJoii,Houolulu. "tli, lfl.

H is M a i ijt baa been pleased to appoint His Excel -

strata On) Minister of the Interior, the Huoorabie k.wilder, and the Honorable J. t . Kawalnul. to be Hprvud

onimlsHlooem to collect, receive aud forward objects.of tbe arts, manufacture, and products of tbe

soli of tbe Hawaiian Klimdom. destined for the 1 uterust.ona fcshlbltion al PhUadelphla. on tbe occasion of thecentennial Aiiulverasry in the year 1S.C

Twwaure.The Rates of Tos-s- in or out of the Harbor of Hono-

lulu, by tbe eiteam tug aPsle," wlu hereafter be as fol-lows, rli :- Iiiien anrl Bark under (MM) tons. ... ft 40

lea. i. ss er 3041 (su. - -!. st. ver ino aonst. . . .t liiili ni. ii Forelajii nurl HaaiHltaua, .

Hrlips slid seetrowMFn sver ami mm. . .tea. fi. under 24n Ions. - .

Interior Office. June IS. IST4.W. GKEE.S.

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Katpreasie mt I In Kejuily.Eaopua al., r R. KeetikoUuri.

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A j.i.r v C J. This is a demurrer to the bill fornonjoinder of parties. It is alleged in tbe bill tbatNubua'b heirs are iulenrated io tbe case, hut (batthey arc unknown.

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in islbat all persona le- - session ofIH I fit-- I. fi. .ill inli.e..- - ..,1 ... 1. . a .a-' ii s i. iu P J 'Jol a suit should be midc parties. Hut are ex- - '"""bar facu witnesscepiiotie i this rule be dispensed witb, andthe Oliestliin Hiu-- tliit ki.m. ,i... .. .eepoasjf All tbose gnverned "hile such men could onlyearn, principle, and tbat is, accomplish tbe'pur- - controlled dishooorahlc means, everv manpose ol justice between the parties : but as MrJustice Story says, tbe Court will by its en-deavors to do justice between tbe parlies before it,risk tbe doing ol positive injurtlc'- panicsnot before it whose claims arc, or may be equallymeritorious.

One of the exceptions is founded upon the utterImpracticability l niakinir Use ncrebaary parties, asmim the party is nut of tbe jurisdiction.

is Counsel tbat it is impossible for thecomplainant to make Xaliua's iictrs parties bv name,unless by itislitutini; probate Tbiscantic done, be says, as Well after the necessity of a de-cree is established as hut if parlies are neces-surv- ,

tin v should be msdc so, that tlicv have allthe advantages of protecting rittbts iu the s

ol the case. It is not prcteuded tbey areuot A illiin the jurisdiction.

Il is admitted by the counsel that the decree cannot be carried out. the names Xabua's heirs beiui;unknown, aud as it is contended, it would be a veryunusual proceeding to grant a decree for againstpersons unknown to tbe record.

I lliu principle to be a sound one that tbeCourt jurisdiction of a rase where it Isapparent on Uie record tbat tbev cannot proceed to

judgment aud exeeutiou. urrer aualaiued.A. 6. Hartwell (or complainant.

H. Stanley for defcudauLOctober 1. 1874.

The nun-- .or Com I October Terns. D. 1MT.

Oct. 5 The ..nit ut 10 A. M., Mr JusticeHarris presidinir. His Ex. R. H. Starlet, Attorney(jroeral. for the Crown.

vs. prosequi spirit of among nalivecuinm n iiic Aiiimt'i fjcncrsi.

Tbe King vs. Kimo Polupols Nolle prosequi en-tered by tbe Attorney ttcm ral.

vs. Wshineans Perjury. Verdict ofguilty as cbarg-ed- . J. Knii Unauns for tbe prisoner.

The King vs. P. Kabalebili Foigery. juryalter being out for several hours, uuable toairrer pon a verdict, aud discharged. J. KoiiI'uaDua for the prisoner.

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Oct. 1 Ksopua vs. R Ketlikolsnl Before ChiefJustice ALi.r.K. Bill to set asnle a certain deed,and for partition ol tbe A demurrer faavingtn'Ori M.-r- it cume f.,r a MS m.,..t i . H .. . .. I.

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Kaboiwal et still vs. (w), et alii BeforeChief Justice Aller. Bill partition of certainreal estate. This case bavini: previouslvar'-ucd- .

to lso There no

aboot title of atfor tile of was

counselnotea) an R il. W. C. Jones lor

A. 8.S. B. Dole for Use

Sept. SO ol Johnat

F. ofthe of Jubufor a license to

hi to said to byTbe Court, after

tbe order tbe to take place atpublic and on 1874,at I! Due to bein both tbe papers in tbe

Estate ot MaaeJe fclsuwafor letters era a

letters to n a there noestate.

Clil, a minor6 E. W was day

a ot

revenues of tbe oftarcret of tbe British exceed

a is aboutColt's at at work on a

order far received from China.C 8. loses

by the of post office.

A young lady is being attbe received

at thsto ecoDomtrr in

without tbe aasotrotf paid ordo The plsu is to onlyfifteen

of tbe lines now takesat Si a head. This of include no

rations, gives of ase of

tbe little island on tbesent to ia two months 1worth of new crop of

givas for tbe total area of tbe islandan

The Preach a decreecreation at in

of a bank of issue, a of francs.statute' tbe new in

are to the decree.At a of

held in tbea gold asedal 1,000 francs was

to of Second toof ; tbe third to Samuel so a, of

Madrid is as tbe latestgam of

to current rumor, toa draft for a large sum for his ransom.

advices front Paris state that, in tendays Jnly 30th, ships

the Canal. transit revenoes of IbeEarn Canal in tbe to

4.--.

in4

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7.

A. P. tefnby Hit to t a of His

of SUM. Thia will meetwith Mr. is

is he in a

those which fit bimto which he been It

tend, more than any othermade, to and

inspire in it both at borne and

The same also beenHis as to a

of withwill leave with

Chief Allen in next onor about 1 irtsl. Mr.

this first ini azi'ttk and with snch

that it was actedupon and will be all in

or io this

Tbe of our best lor this

wellof Kikq wbombeen made, and who. we add, takes a very

in this and is to doall ibal in his lo make it

The table of Col.

shows that ouris Itnine of 1874 and 1673.

sbows a total of 20.511 ,."3.i for1674, 1873. or 1 gain ofabout 000 Rice sbows gain, as doalso polu and salt. Tbe value of

exports is at a lower than 1873.Hot Ibis is to atwhich our been invoiced this yearon an average fully cent. les.If we are not our to

aboot our from

il ulike

in bolh countries, loss lo revenue of eachcountry would be game, in event of

of a

Wk do to ofwith on bow

votes ofTbe tives in the late

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the and thesome

in the theof the to tbe Minister of I .aw.

and credit him for to u some

the with ilg

use. It is a shame Ibal each a slate ol affairsexist and lliut the leader iu it be

to bold a seat in the Kiog's Cabinet.And still more that a can be lound herebase to for such

And this leads ua lo the in

a of the thaiso long as tbe Minister of Law

in that the must beweak, it uioool theand the united of ibe

is no thenor the of oo tbe pari

of our and most

the who, while lliey thesuccess of the and, under other

would yield a more

to it. fear if the present state ol

lor any of time. If there is any

truth in tbe which reach us, there is aTbe King Kauio Nolle the

King

prise

Hon.

truth

people. This if it be not from

that has been nor from any love

of change, bul theof His is not of such a as lo

fhese

but one course for Histo His remove the

and make as and

a as is will tend

the demurrer was (ace A. 8. i mn"h 10 0Blle classes, and seclious11. Stanley for de- - of the

lend. .lit

for

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lo this is the ofat

lilioners bad no tiUe tbe lands of inrT "ale College in JulyKaiuapulu, adjudged. being con-troversy Wailnku, thepetition partition granted

decreed accordingly. Complainants1Stanleysnd

complainants; Hartwell Paakukudeicudaut;other defendants.

Estate Steneck, deceased Be-fore Mr Justice Harris, Cbambers. Petition

Scbaefcr, executor Steneck,deceased, sell property

longing estate, debtasecuredmortgage. bearing testimony,granted prayed

Salurriay. tbe October,o'clock. advertisements inserted

English A'ttotoa.deceased Petition

administration. Courtwithout bonds, being per-

sonalGuardianship Continued.

Hainuna admit-ted member

Late Foreign Items.Prorinoe Victoria,

Australian Colonies,.POP.OOO popalation 70V.U4KI.

factory Hartford heavyCatling

between $30,000

$40,000 destruction ChicagoJapanese educated

eolseoaaui iaatttate Georgetownftrst premianis commencement.

Tarkiah gnvaraxneot proposessalaries, redacting

missing officers.months.

transatlantic steeragepassengers course

privilege cookingapparatus.

Jersey, Channel,London markets .OutU'Oe

potatoes. season'svegetable

Jommal OJSriel contains au-

thorising .Noumea, New Caledonia,with capital 4,000,000

iiaruubion, eighty-si- x

articles, annexedPreach, English, American reap-

ing macannca, France,awarded

Howard, Bedford (Eng.): Osborne,America Banbury.

reported bag-

ged Spanish brigands. victim,arartrduil compelled

Officialending thirty-on- e passed

throughCompany period amounted

HAWAIIANGAZETTEIXPEPEN'DKST JOURNAL,

DEVnTED HAWAIIAN .ROARED.

PUBLJSHF.D EDITED

HENRY WHITXKV.

WEDKESDA OCTOBER

Hfvrt Carter appointedMajwty member Prity

Council appointmenteeneral Mtifacti.n. whereer Carter

known, poeie. rlepree.

qualifications honora-ble position called.

perhaps appointmentrecently strengthen porernment

confidence abroad.

gentleman named

Majesty Commissioner nefrotiate

treaty reciprocity United Slates.probably Washincton

Justice steamer,Tbe appointment

Carter service eaggesled

announcement

unanimous approval immediatelyendorsed engaged agri-

cultural mercantile pursuits kingdom.

appointment diplo-

matic service speaks good judgmentKalakaca. selection

deep interest question, readypower, successful.

exports, prepared Allen,published elsewhere, pro-

ductive capacity steadily increasing. gitesexports months

(Sugar pounds

acainst 20.200.907.pounds.

goatskins,pliiced figure

wholly owing reduced pricesproduce

probably twentygreatly mistaken, exports

Slates equal importstbeoce. Consequently, duties

thepassage reciprocity treaty.

intend handy epithetstempt Atlreriixer question

iiitjueoced represeuta- -

general equity Legislature.

proceedings.

opened

justiceexceptions

community deoounces brazenfacedness

attempt applaudhaving, extent, suc-

cessfully managed representatives

should should

permittedjournal

enough apologize conduct.

important point,considering reconstruction cabinet,

present remainsbody, government necessarily

because command confidence

consequently support peo-

ple. There mistaking populur senti-

ment, expressions distrustworthiest influential citizens

throughout group, desiregovernment, cir-

cumstances, hearty supportdisaster, things

continues length

reportsLarceny. growing restlessness

government

arises, true, any-

thing published,

apparently because cabinetMajesty complexion

inspire popular confidence. Under circum-

stances, remains Majesty

reconstruct Cabinet, dis-

cordant element, popular stronggovernment possible. Nothing

sustained decision.)' creedsHartwell complainant; kingdom.

Pnakuku Apropos subject, address

Judge l'ierrepont delivered the alumni gatlier- -

Kaonoulu

appeal.

English

Soissons,

United

The burthenof bi9 address was the relation of morals and

powtics. Said the distinguished orator, " Nogovernment can prosperously endure, which in themain it not administered by the higher intellectand the higher moral sent, merit of the nation."His address is designed lo show that there is a

tendency to forget this Irulh.lo elevate unworthymen as examples for the people to followand look up lo.aod to forget the great truth tbat"sturdy honesty alone can drive out imbecilityand corruption." The address contains so many

points appropriate to our local politics, Ibal were

it not so lengthly il mirht well be republishedhere in bolh languages.

Regarding tbe Adtertittr't Hawaiicorrespondence, to which we bad occasion to al-

lude last week, and which it states " was writtenby a gentleman who traveled in the King's suite,"we have to reply : We were informed by a mu"tuul friend, (to whom reference is made in Ibe 7'.C. A.) that the author was Judge Wright. Buton referring again lo the paper, we find that theAdveiiuer. ia tbe correspondence, conveys to thereader the idea, which we still have reason lothink correct. Ibal Judge Wright is not the au-

thor, for it says: "He His Majesty was ac-

companied by Major K. H. Boyd, of the eufi,Hon. P. F. Koakaou. Judge Wright of Iowa, andyour correspondent." Whichever born of thisdilemma the editor chooses to take, the publicwill see at once that there has been tome false

person accompanied the King, In the capacity of" correspondent," as represented by the Adverti-ser, and we were tberelore justified in doubl-

ing disclaimer made, ami in beliering that theparagraphs about the Kiokoa were concocted inthat office. Verily, " for ways that are dark andtricks that are Tain," our contemporary throws

" heathen cbinee " into the shade.

A cntcFLAR note from the Rossian poverc- -

meet, dated Aug. 19. declines to recognize tbeSpanish republic. The note says : " Russia can-

not rtrcogaite a government wbicb is unrecog-nized in its own country, hat no wish to interferewith the internal affairs of Spain, and favors noparty there. Sbe will officially communicatewith any government which possesses legal au-

thority and promises lo be permanent. Germanyand Austria are free to act in this matter in ac-

cordance with their own

Later and falter reports of Bogainee escape

throw some doubt over the earlier accounts by

the cable. It ipfiewrs to be probable Ibal it wa

connived at by at least some of bis guards, and itis even hinted tit that a lets intense foe to theRepublicans and the Republic would have been

put under such guards, that during the septennateof Marshal MacMthon he could have had no

chance to get sway. If this be not true then betook advantage of a confidence reposed in his

booor as a soldier, a practical though not n verbal' parole. In short, his escape is a dishonor either

to his custodians or to himself, and is likely to be

an occasion of some political capital in France.where he is not popular among the people of anyclass, who look upon his surrender of Melz as no

act ol either cowardice or treachery.

Postal Min ings Banks.

The establishment of post-offi- savings bankshas been successfully tried in Great Brilian and

tome of its colonies, ami perhaps other countries,and proved to be ona ofthe most popular meas-

ures adopted of late years. Its success is chiefly

owing to the great security which it offers to tbedepositor, tbe government becoming responsiblefor the safekeeping and relnrn of the money deposited, with interest. In England the rate ofinterest is slated to be three per cent per annum;in New Zealaud il is bul four per cent; yel oplo January 1, 1874, New Zealand bad on depositin post-offic- e savings banks, over twenty millionsof dollars.

The late postmaster-genera- l of tbe UnitedStates, Mr. Cresswell, strongly advocated theadoption of this measure, and had he remained inoffice it would soon have been introduced, and

may yel be nnder Gov. Jewell, wbo is his suc-

cessor. In a speech delivered ia Baltimore Mr.Creswell said :

"By this plan every suitable post-offlc- c could beused to receive tbe deposits ofthe people and trans-mit them lo the Department at Wasbing.on, to beiuvesled under the dirccliou of designated officersin bonds of tbe Uiiited Stales. By Ibis arrangementtbe security of depositors would be bastd upon tbevery foundation stones of tbe Republic." Andagain : " There Is nothing In the objection tbat theestablisbmeut of poatul banks would be equivalent'to the assumption of banking business by Ibe Gov'eminent Tbe rate of interest would be ton low tojustily any such complaiut Tbe people willi banknotes in llicir bands need now simply a place to putWicui wberc witb certainly they ean recall theirequivalent on call, and where tbey will draw a rateol interest equal to the value of their use under thecircumstaucea. B.tnks are Ibe associated capital ofthe stockholders wbo invest for profit. Tbey seekdeposits, pay interest to get them, and, of coarse,must use Ibcm or lose on the transaction. Whenbigb rates arc paid still blither rates must be ob-

tained, and as ordinary IngllllllU business can af-

ford economical rales speculators hire the depositsof Use people from ibe banks, and if their guessesand judgments are rewarded by gains well and good;f uot, somebody suffers. For a time tbe bank can

stand losses, but In tbe end tbe depositor is tbe loser,because ol bis greed (or biuh rate ol interest. Butit is nol only ibis class who sutler by such folly,but others, wbo deposit simply for convenience ornecessity and wbo ecck no interest on their funds, godown in tbe ruin of the banks. To againstthis, tbe postal bauk system offers suvereigu reme-dy."

No new machinery is required, for the inlro- -

ducliou of this measure into Ibis kingdomsimply one or two cspuble and responsible post-

masters on each island, qualified to attend lo thereceipt of money from depositors, and to trans-mit it lo tbe bead office in Honolulu where itwould la? loaned to government on treasurybonds. Just as soon as this meiisnre and itsoperation became known tnrougiioul me king-dom, it would attract the spare and now idlefunds of ibe ualive and foreign population, whowould be sure that ibeir money was in sufe bandsund earning a lillle fqr them. The ninnuut ofdeposits would be small al first, perhups not tenthousand a year ; bul the tune would come whenit would be reckoned by hundreds ol thousands.Whal easier way to obtain funds to cuny oo de-

sirable public works ; better by lar than to sendabroad, and sell bonds at aiiscount. Ami whatfirmer foundation for the government lo rest onthun the patriotism and loyally of creditorswhose iuleresl il will be to maintain its creditund integrity ? Gentlemen in authority, if youwould place ihe government of King Kalakauaon a mm louiination, lei no lime be lost in es-

tablishing a system of postal savings bankscosting very little, bul reluming sure benefits toihe people and the government.

The Ami rii iin Ceatenninl.On our fourth page we publish tbe general

regulations for foreign exhibitors at the AmericanCentennial Exhibition to be held at Philadelphiain 1876. As these are the official rules, it willbe well for those who intend lo exhibit any arti-

cles or specimens, to preserve a copy. The Ha-

waiian Commission consists of Mis Excellencythe Minister of the Interior, and Hons. Messrs.

S. (J. n ilder and Jos. u. Kawainui, to whom allcorrespondence and application for space shouldbe made. The agent of the Hawaiian Govern-

ment in riiilai!elphia will be the Hon. S. U. F.Odell, its Chargd d'AtTaires, residing at NewYork.

There is now no donbt that the great workconnocUHl with this exhibition will be carriedforward on a scale commensurate with the occa-- ,

sion the celebration ofthe one hundredth birlb- -

day ofthe American Republic. Tbe ground haslieen laid out in Fairmont Park, Philadelphia,(450 acres have been reserved for thnt purpose),the plan of the building adopted, and the work isnow in such a state of forwardness as to leave noreasonable doubt of its completion by tbe timefixed for the opening of the exposition on the19th of April, 1876.

In this great exhibition Hawaii should not beunrepresented. The varied product? of her soil.if there luliy set firth, must and will necessarilyattract attention to tbe resources that bounteousn.it nn has lavished upon ber. She will havean opportunity never before offered of exhibil- -

ing to the world what climate and soil have donefor her. It will be ibe duly of tbe Commission

to receive applications for space, to lake chars- -:

of and forward alt articles ot Hawaiian industryto be exhibited, lo answer til inquiries from thosewho wish to exi.'ibil wares, and furnish all infor-

mation. In short, all business connected with

statement in the mttter. There was no fourth ibe exhibition must be transacted tliroagh them.

tbe

the

interests."

We hope lo see specimens of every article ol

curiosity, or product of our soil and industry gotready to be exhibited. As it will take muchtime and labor to prepare these, those who in-- j

tend to contribute should make their plans tuearly as possible, and give iaformalion of theirintention to the Commission. U will be seen bytbe rules that tbe space reserved for any foreign

rnnnlrr mnet i. hnnllf c..i!l...l h Mtv 1

To enable the Commission to Before the righiarea of space, all exhibitors sho'ild notify themas early as possible, and not later than March 1,

1875.

guard

Biicbik PatACHito m rat HoctTtiits. 0 TsrrtMocxTAit, Aug. 30th. Beecher preached to anaadience of orer 1. 000, the coming br special trainsand private co n reran ee, from tke country. His textwtt the 4th and 5th Tenet of the 12th cbtpter ofRotnta, tad the sermon il pronounced to be one of

hit moat successful efforts.

15.

A Kiant Sti iimt rThe Pacific Mail Company's steamship City of

Peking, soon to be put on the line between San

Francisco and Yokohama and Hongkong, is thelargest American iion vessel afloat. She is 41!3

ft. long, 48 ft. breadth of beam. 38 ft. depth ofhold, and has a capacity of 5.000 ions, of which1.500 tons is for coal to propel her. The Pekiogcarries four masts, all ol iron. Her iron platingis from to a lull inch in thickness, audthe plates are twelve feet in length. Her engioesare double compound engines, with two cylindersof 57 ioches each (high pressure), and two ol 88inches each (low pressure), all having 54 inchesstroke of piston, and in average weather herspeed will run np to 15 knots per hour. Shehas four decks, strong and impervious lo waterThere are ten boats four of them are each 26feel 7 inches long, 7 feel 6 inches wide, and 3 feet3 inches deep. The smallest of her boalg are 22feet long. 5 feet 3 ioches wide, and 2 feet 2 inchesdeep. There is a fafl set of awnings, of materialmade incombustible, to cover the vessel fromslem to stern. The distilling apparatus will sup.ply 4.000 gallons of fresh water per day for pas-

senger consumption. The total weight of theiron nsed in the steamer's construction was

pounds. Her actual Jreigbt capacity isprobably (exclusive of coal) 4,000 tons. Alto,gelher she is a floating palace of iron, constructedupon the best principles for speed, safety. strength,and comfort to passengers. On her trial tripfrom Boston to New York, she steamed 18 knotsan hour, at the rate of 432 miles a day. Shewas to have left New York for San Francisco inSeptember.

Communicated.

Aliba Street and It Condition.Mr. Kpitor : I am not accustomed to writing

for a newspaper, nor know much of its effects,but 1 believe, and have heard, that a word or twosaid through its columns often acts as an anti-

dote. The matter to which I would publicly callthe attention of the officer, to whose office Such

work belongs, is the apparent neglect which aportion of tbe city people are subjected toibrougb the negligence and seeming partiality inwhich tbe repairs of onr streets ore carried on.

The streot in which neglect appears very ap-

parent, not only to those who live on it but toothers who have traveled on it. when travelingwas possible, is Liliha Street. So well known isits condition, that it may appear almost unneces-sary to speak of it. except for the purpose 1 havestnted, t. e., with lie liopo of bringing about acure, a change fr m W ml it is to something bet-

ter. This street, mough not nil that it should be.is tolerably passable during n part ol the year,but in the wci season it is horrid ; it is an eye-sore to citizonssnd to strangers, and it should beto those whose duty it is to make it other thanwhat it is.

Perhaps I could not better convey a correctidea of the condition of Lilihu Street than to men-tion a few circumstances thai have happened inthis portion of the town: 1 have seen two drayscarrying household goods, not heavy loadseilher. obliged to turn around, after going ashort distance up this street, and go by way ofKing, Nuuanu and .Indd streets, bopinir by theincline from the latter to reach their destination,thus proving, in this instance, the truth of thenduge that ihe longest way round, is tbe short-est, way home." I have seen the lute CaptainTute, with shoes in hond and punts rolled knee-hig-

signally fail to reach his family by the road,und was obliged logo ncross-lot- s ; and us he madehis way along, eyeing the road suspiciously, whencompelled to upprouch it, and evidently fearingthat if he ever got into the mud and mire hewould lie inextricably stuck. I nlso observed

instance, a clear case or pilikla, in whichthe principal actor thought he was totally swamped,and I doubt not, the mad supervisor would haveTeltvery much as lie did if placed iu the tains predica-ment : early one morning, alter a heavy spell of rain,a native was picking hit way carrying a couple, of bun-dles of hoy, w hen, su pping on some hard substancesufficiently covered with the soapy clay or whichthe road is principally made, the poor man slippedand fell Into one ot those beautifully aofi spots,where he lay struggling like a person in a bed ofquicksand, and not until he had extricated himselffrom his load could the unfortunate man recoverhimself. Several mishaps have also bannencd tocarriages from the very poor state of the road.

Under these circumstances, I think, a little ot thesuperabundance lavished on 'King and Nuunnu,and olhcr streets, whose condition at its worst maycompare favorably with Uliha at Ita best, mightreasonably be expended here.

While other streets have received the benefit ofthe general appropriation for roads, Uliha Streetbas been unearcd for tinea it was first ujiened, ex-

cepting once, 11 I mistake not, and thai was by aal appropriation of the Legislature. Had the

money then set opart for its improvement been judi-ciously used, I have no doubt thai this street at thepresent day w ould be asaxailahlc under hII conditionsof the weather as any other In the city. The aumnf t,000, which was the amount appropriated, waspartly spent for that purpose: ? I. was paid Mr.Holland for grading the street ($iO0 of this amounthe was known to hove said was clear profit), and

that (100 more was spent lor a, plankbridge or two, there still remained a balance ol VV).This last amount, I am told ly reliable parties, waspa.id fur a piece ol coral slouu ground, (which persens can readily see It nearly at tbe foot of Ulihastreet), the stones from which have been used forother localities.

To those wishing to test some of tbe defects enu-

merated uf this street, I would recommend them totak- - a walk on II a day or two after a good softeningshower, and I am sure they will verify the condi-tion of Llllha Street as I have stated.

In closing, let me say, thai as a Hawaiian, it la noeasy matter to gather information as regards "liltletrifles'1 from officials, for that reason I might bepardoned tor quoting from outside parties.

LEAKAHILI.Honolulu, October 5th, 1874.

NbW" ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice.nn TKOt'tKAl rmpeeUoliT trite- -,

that frtmi and after Ihe 1st or October, 1ST,Mr Rtrliard F. r:.,.i wUI keep his account, and col-lect the same ; consnilently all monej- !ne htm .ill haveti he paid to Mr. BJckerton. who b antliorited to receiptfor same. sos-J-

Notice to Creditors.A FIRST 1111,'linn OF THIRTY PER

CK5T. will t, .. pa.d to the Creditors of the Kstate ofAM At" on and after tte 3tth of Ueptenjber. 1871, at theOffice of P. A Oo.

MI t F. A. STHAKFER, Anltmee.

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PUEIFYINO THE BLOOD!

Bj giving Health and Tone to the Gtjtric Juices'

See Directions for Using

IL LYONS' FLUID COMPOUND.

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Iceland', milenninl.Among the letters written from Iceland de-

scriptive of the remarkable millennial celebration

held there on August 2d, Mr. Bayard Taylor's, as

published io the 2tec York Tribune, are con-

spicuous. As a narrator of travels fie has no

superior, and his reputation for veracity is very

comfortable in tbete days ot exaggeration. He

describes the Icelanders as sturdy,race, courteous in manner, and possessing literaryand tBslhelic culture to a surprising degree. TheDanish conquest of the island resulted in gradualabandonment of nalive rights nntil some thirtyyears ago there was something of a political revo-

lution which has continued until the present lime,the people reasserting and regaining by degreestheir old independence of spirit. Tbe greatevent of tbe millennial was the presentation bythe King of Denmark of a new constitution whichis regarded by patriotic Icelanders as the firststep toward ultimate independence. This instru-ment vests tbe power in an Althingor legislative body, subject to royal approval, andthe king appoints a Governor and a bench of

Judges. The island sends no representative toDenmark and has uo share io paying Danish bills,but she bos to pay a few resident royal officers.Tbe Kvangelical Lutheran Church is recognizedby Ibe constitution as tbe "establishment," butliberty of conscience is gnuraoteed.

Honolclc, Oct. 6th, 1S74.To titb Editor fir tb Ihzette Sir .The r

is much exercised to know where the Buicame from, lately seen at Lahaina. Now, if thesepeople Were not it " blind tt a bat," tbey musthave seen that the "evil spirit" could not wellhave been bred in any otber "sanctum " than theirown, seeing tli.it these "Birds" require for theirpropagation a malevolent, malarious and daiksotneatmosphere. No, Sir, undoubtedly this " runaway "Sal is their V i;, and it is downright meau of themto attempt to fasten it on the Gazette. The beatthing tbey can do ia to get their client, tbe Ministerat Law, to issue a writ of habtw eorptu, arrest him,and brand the Bat's black back witb tbe letter" D." as a deserter from the th Michigan Volun-teers. It may keep bim al homu for Ibe future, and1 am sure the good people of Libalna don't wantany of the Advertiier't foundlings around there.

I account tor the Bat's abseuce at the preseut timefiom sheer disgust at the very sorry figure you andyour corps of assistants havv been making Ihe

owing to the bar tering it bas receivedfor some weeks past.

It is no use of their trying to shift the paternity Ofthis Brat ; they might aa well try to make BlackWhile!

There is just a probability tbat it is a poor or-

phan; and if ao, I ask where, oh wh-- r- the BoardofHeolthl Tours truly, ATHROP ,T nT.

N K VV A D X ti KT 1 S h M . K TS.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE

At Public Auction.Situated in WAIOHINU, Kan,

Island of Hawaii.

i i

Li

T1IK IM.;iWI(.KI), AVCTIOH--KKK, tiuthorlztMt hy ntid with the min ntof the GxfTiiton of the Kitalf of JOHNII. Tlfo.MliN.dfceatctl, mortffHS-'- .

will ':tpo" for MiUr nt liihlii-at u .xloiiiM oforrsMid, on -- a-

Saturday, the 31st day of October,AT V 0 ( l,M K, n.

The following Ileal Ute, HltuateU Ui Walohlna aforeiaJd,cotuiUilnf; of

Iialo I.xicl !With ItLk'hL of Water from the WaJohinu .spring contain-ing In all, as per survey, Two Niifl iicn-- more

or Ifsa.ALSO, authorized hy the Assignee of the Estate of JO-

SEPH It. M'E.NCLK, hy and with the ctmiteiil nf the Execulorn of the KstiiU' uf John II. Thompnon, tintniortfraigt-e- , uml DllhiiK'inni A Co. Miaond innru'.n; willexpose for .Bade at l'ublic Aucuou, at the Ume iunl place

a fore-aJ- d,

All that Tract of LandSituated in Waiohinu nforesahl, and decribed bi a certainleed (rum His .Majesty Karnebaiiieha IV. to Mr. M. M.Oower, dated the : day of March, lwil ; tog tt her wllh altthe Uulldings and I inprovementa thereon.

autlHiriztfl hy the Aaaltriiee of tbe Estate of Jo-seph K. sptaitcer, till I wlUi the consent of Ullliiighani ACo., mortjiugeei.. will expfise for sale ut Public a i. t: n. at

the tune and place aforesaid.

All those Two Certain Lotssituated In Wbioiilmi afure.udd, and more particularly de-

scribed In a certain from ema Naaiakaelna to t'. .

Spencer, flattti 17th Nnveniher. Isi ; routalnilig 7--1 (Ml nfan Acre, with the Improvements thereon ; and all Hxt

erlnill Trnrt of lnrl described In a certain Defdfrom sema INanmkaeiua tu t IN. spencer, dated the iHiFebruary , Isfi'J, containing V Acres, more or less.

.M' ' .nuthorUu-- hy the Asatgnee of the Estate ofJoseph Spencer, will Expose for sale at Ilibllc Auction, at

the time uud place anresaid.

All That Kuleana or Tract of Land.Situated In Walohlnn aforesaid, and more fully tlescrihed InHoyal Intent No. &ik).', and con tali ing an area of Two

mill 7 nerra. more or less.Trrms of Sn le jih1i. and Title Paft-r-s at Expense

of Plan of Property to be seen tin or beforeday of sale. I'or further partlcnlars apply to

O. U. SPENt'EK, Auctioneer. Walohlnn,Or Jf. A. st'HAEFER, Assignee ofthe Estate

of Joseph ii. spfiirer. Honolulu.MHf . B.Mi;t i;n. AmeVr.

IT TI ALLIFE INSURANCE CO.,

New or las:.

THE OLDEST,

LARGEST

AND BEST

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

In the United Mate.

SAM'L G. WILDER,sot 3m Agent for the Hnttnllnn tnlnnitn.

Hawaiian Hotel

LUNCH ROOM!THE imii:iimi.vi;ii, lateRtTT.EIl TO HIS MAJESTYTHK KISO.

BEGS LEAVE to IXFORM the PUBLICTHAT HE HAS

Opened a First-Cla- ss Lunch Room!Is connection with the shore Hotel, where h Is now

readj to terre

Hot and ('old Lunches).I .ii r I j-- and Awste Sttppers,

From I o'clock A. M., to 12 P. R.

PRIVATE PARTIES CAS BE SUPPLIEDAt tbelr Residences or In tie Loach Room, with

ALL THE DELICACIES AND LUXURIES

Onr BTarfcets atTtrd.Little dispotes or twts can here be setcted tunlcablr with

a lejeoner . la J'oarcfaette or an Ojstsr Hnpper. with noother blootuhed etctpt tbat of the I rape ; etchanje mat-ter! or political coolrorertlea can b. agreed over a Catt-le toes en Papiiottea. Omelette ant Conecttu., Ac, Ac

EVERYTHIXCi COOKED TO ORDER.OPES OS arSDATB.

Floatto C3rtr mo an, Otsvll.BORER r Tost OEHLHAFTE.

407 Chsf tie

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

91. X. DOI.fKIX,CAPIITET MAKER AND PPHOLSTTRFR

King 3trttt,M8I i

IT ppotit Lewi'v inti 11 l

Will

MAKUTACTURER, IXP0BTEB A5D DEALERIn Pom I tare of uTery Jescription. Fnralttm- - io

Fort Strt , pprM.iij. Chun' lhoC4cnipi (ImUvtj. Work-h- p

at th old fltand nn Hotrl Street, near Frt.503 Ordemfr.nuthe;')lher ita J promptly t". '1

For Portland DirectTHE A 1 BltlTINII BIRQI E

"RIFLE,''(, JOHN RASCIE. ,

Will have Quick Dispatch for the above Pot

Freight taken at 66 per Ton.Rate,

m rr ror Terms, apply toso It T1IEO.

Swjar at Special

H VI tc 'it.

For San FranciscoTlr Fine Atverlow lUrk

Mt HELEN W. ALMY,ACAPT. : ;:f !"m N

Having part nf her Oirno engaged.

Will have Quick Dispatch for tbe above PotFreight or PaasnKe, appiv to

CA.TT.K t room, Acenta.

For Portland, Oregon.THE FA.fT KAIIaINO BAUK

tflfe Jane A. Falkinburg,J. A. BKOWM. H V.sn.R.

WILL HIVE QUICK DISPATCH FOR THE ABOVE PORT

Having part of her Cargo engaged.Passage, apply to

SOT CASTLE A COOKE, AsTBtA.

For Portland, Oregon.THE HAWAIIAN BARK

MATTIE MACLEAY,FORBES! WASTER,

Will have Quick Dispatch for tbe above PortFreight, apply lo

For or

DA KB.

ForSSS

Tot and

For

M

IL HAl'KKELD ,t 11..

For San Francisco.THE FINE CXI I I ItRIfJ

TI MAN DRA,It A L VS.

Will have tjuick Dispatch for the above PortFreight

.Vsents.

Ma-le- r.

, apply toII. UACKKELU A CO., Affenu.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.THE mm; vn.in-.iii- l'

CYPHRENES!H1TAIX T. WOO DM.

On or about the 15th of October.

W For Frritrht and Pawage or any furtherapply U

II. ll ( KI KI.IA( 0.. airi.tH.

For Sydney, N. S. W.

THE FIXE STEAIttiHIP

"HTV OF MII,0UKAPT. J. W, RROWX,

Will Sail on or about October 19th,For Freight and I'amffe. applr to505 C Hit KW KK A CO., ents.

iWW!iW EDI!JUST RECEIVED

pFaR sit i :rv. aV-- .

O.

riLi ti bat $Im- -

& SONHATE KEEITEI AMD HAVE D

A Great Variety oi New Goodsnoiig which nimy

CARD MATCHES. KEROSENE OIL.

tornw Nlttsfwi, SI,,.,. Uaatn,

COOKING STOVES,A2il CCLTlVATIlilS,

HALL'S

HALL

PATENT CANE HATCHETS!

A NEW ARTlt'LE.Ates, Pick MattiM-ks- . Axe Handles,

Pick llandlea,Kurhanks' Scnlra, stars,

Shoveta, padea. Socks! floss. R.n, ,

IVails n,nl SpUceks!Fence Wire and Staples, Ox Bow a,

Wbeelbarrowfi, Canal narrow,.

SHELF HARDWARE!IS UREAT VARIETY.

7ron 7"'- ami Pail, Sheet Iron.

Oil,rutty, Vajniabee, rVrrorated and Plain Zinc,

Tinned Wire, Tin Platra. u; IX. IXX,BkK k Tin. snider,

L'ttrtlase and Tire IV, Its, tc.

NEW OF PRINTS !

BLIK PLASNEL,

BLEACHED A51I BROWS COrrTOSS,

aHEETISIIM. Iif.xnis). THTCmri,

HICKORY SPIKES,

Sewlnfr Silk, Spool Cotton, Ac, Ac, ttc.jo; ua

m-t-

niotvln.

Freight

E.JIJT

Rpwifv,

LEGAL

pTvwT..ship of A1.BKRT HI in lIX-l-. oraasr as atas

sppiieation a

...hi., aiul Ulna Ike riSllnsr. JtSafttXi.ii

n

. i

taw fain.. tasiKt sr AKKA. svafrarestate tfanarlrst s tae l 'umi fnsn' hs AfsrS rswi fl

m ST AStartaatsasrsS'assw

It la tsrrekr imierMl. Ttsw taw am rtirf tiand all 1 ms Ian sa H warn,XfnfllMT. Sa. 'IKTII j isA

OT OCTUaUta, A. IX uri. aa tar. a'rsara .. at ttasi Kofsm of tnas twnr. aa

m.ueh estate

ana)

w.rH ana

,.onmm nfcl not aianaial

And il is fartb-- r (srrterM. Taw a svrnjr tsf tats.1 least ti

.lar fT tssarrns:. Irv Uss -n- -si Vksaaan aast Mm

'"latw! at Huooiaia. H. L. V ymjjil' Jfjttest: JBanarn Ota saaanaasM

w.ltd aui carra. rj J arrSrrf'' 'mmninUilmmZafti KaMHI.Va. ,n. iaa.it, untsv ftl itita asass Satnataatf of will and .:irertrj IIH lllia ftf aaatanast tats

A ftorunient.

f 'i

an r

,.

so sw antfasr-J-sa mm lass TaaSfawatT

rxtsarnihsr. A. D. 17.mm naSatty JatM

ttssuin.--

peOtiw. tor SM SSSiSBaiAd aasf

a

asnUim of letter, athniJ. rtsrtrr

j.

al

It at r. i.v r.b..i. toXUAT. taw OtIKItsBKK. A. U. I., al Unrtfrt A. or

U...IHarAou. Or. sial th t

tsnrrtits: aS williOli Where .Ul perw.O

farther or.tvre.1lirauun

rasas

use tatsua aulas taat

Utat sarSt..

ins at il I. s.o.l SMferstt n

for three

.

.

r-- tar

i ttss tar

ii mm tarI ml

asss

.

ihe ..f1 i hat

.

a

a

a

at

Km- - ..or a una pert aast

And It at that nana t awn

aswrntSati wins, atst an saM trt). ant an tn a

last txasa anasniited.liuouluiu. II. I. -- 1st svsmrtnhwr. rtr

MfN1

..- - A Mm

t!

L

rtaMTIT JTIIll nut t

Ihe UAMU.TOX Meet

acta):

h,r,.r.

t"lMfsf

!..isstssli

rvsTioc

rs7

rrtu-Ho-

wwlt, Hw.fAfrrrisnu klotiu pruiie.1 tsaaWnaMHotsolulri.

further ordwrett.taaaata

ItUrd

w.Ltaa nataSa I'tfsrt.

cmasv.

Judicial i'lstrtet. batata.Estate HUIM.

stattnr.

II I

natxt

t ttss ttsaaw.. .rKliw. alt.

Tbe of KAJtAlX JtetTnnj.X mttin., for ,,r Athntiirttt1i.. ta taaasat to WXf.LI la ATE and A .HA i LARK, atssa Ita Estate HAXIIX-TO-

Xtlt'l RBI.'. lIBo. Hawaii. It. 1. .1 mill, ttss Hatbeen read floot tn Ihtt f : It at issrrOt runt int.Tliat TliritNIlAY, a T IKKR ."mu IS7I. hw ..... n.

hereby art apart aa a day tr oetsrlow wast f pit altwtt,and any nSAseihsM that may b ntnrsa Mtmts. aaat awtts-- li

to be brU al Lhw t'ottn Mouse ut His at tn t. XL

r. LntA.t.I ireun Jatat. M Jnaartti bajtrtrl, B. L

ituo. iiawaa. " pi a, in ttr

pitse fl

Ing. Inp 'lis.of theKauln

anai

of

tt ta

,1

U.

Sale.tIRTI e or

pnsnsrtr

itnta

asas

in

ta

r.

of 4 Haw

ttor

of'tsart

WRIT t t.4 I Tlttsj.I ottrt Utwna for tn. aa (awwr wtj.

r. tsars I.TM .waI

loin, .in si RUAT, tit. :Lh DAY iTw-- .mt - ttwuo. al law rtxh. OSV mmm Intrmt

Uiu In anil tt ttss fblk.wtna ,ini i ..f ana) aaa short .ttatanrr rrtttn Nrttn. hwfcl my luvmiAPS H.nwss Lot runtttnant' X7I

inttrtr.! hr a wiHtrn ftM-- r ami iwt .tarn it nwiiimliu W.ssl.-- 1'wwtti.tr HHtws. irili wa

sbls of . Lul k.AW. it .n lain. I am .aarta . tntatsnths amiiunl nf aaat sirrnlssn. rants. hstsrsM and my tW..uil .iiiiiniiasains slasll Is-- (.r. vs..isli wtian.

W. C. f .tBn.tu aar.a.lllonolnl.. Sw tit. 1ST,, jtts At

Executors Sale of Real Estate.

BT 1 it r : fjjr JLM ottnr.ai or TStrK srof.C C. Harrtn. sir.! Assnrasts Jtwfhrw f lass wassrswa.

1'isirl tr.jls in I'm.I. on ttss Tmth itfxr tsf wrtsastfsatw?.171. I ftp.-- al punttr wU. ml k tlas I

M.Mr. rr on th- - at US

hoii.l.id ilollarv .i Nttunlav lli 17th.1 l.'oVlts'k Boon taWollowm. .sal ".taw AitaaSsH on Klnajhint strvrl in Honolulu, ami in mtins.Nu sit. a. fnUo. :

t: hnomak. ma k. kihl k,.m..hana ittatat . Kakr klhl Isrmit aria pin mom mm tn If at

Aili. koln ana Kw. a r bnlo rial tt- bak. .Ttana no- ka iahait- - KanulSI a lilt klhl lkiiisila kaii i kMti. :m natiku nt. kn atnasna,

rasrsn

Pant,

MART

.urtmo.

laat.pulkl patwtss

nsa ko kr komiMkl a I kr alhi afctsa 0 fcatn tit. ana.n krla aapalua alalia hrtn. CT kttns. 77 paaik. a sinfl-I- r

.ius m.srarn. t kaatsass tj rntn n MM I tat W n il l akr Alanal Alu alalia km. it hlL H pnaan nan t. tnasai. klkl I k. II.- - stvVMtsn mmm ' l

I 11- 1- K'.sL For rurtiwt pttrta-ttlts- -- wasrr wf taw tw--OATtClird.

F. A. st HAKSF.lt,Aftmjntatralor nt ih. EanUr of Joan .,

HnmHtihi. 7'ih. :rr. ww

HtMM. n of tlt htaioet.M hy va Mi ltii.1. lit Mr. J. P. AIMdlally ri Mi m. i! all of our old rimbrtii

n orir Hor-- '. m.t.m ml pvt., wm ,.r xMrir

HUo. I w.nilit muml t,,tfc-i- t ih- irtxitf fnd lh- - pooltr (HtiraMy

UUo, Micimi ItTI

Katsacwai

I

Notice.

Hiu hiii.itt.Nt

NoticeEITHER THE, tPTtIMof the Hrar TIMAMHRA trill kw

l'hta ,,.,' r .. .... i hjr Uss rrrw of nsstHonolulu. sVpL t, 1.7.

the pri'tnrft I

tbe ,irtt ht

saat trax

Use

xal aast

.nd

anal

Mkl

Ala.

wilt

Notice.

winM

Mis,

HARDWAREE. O. HALL & SON,

KEEP THEIR fill AMDeotsalanl .apply nf

All Seasonable Goods in their lise

Fint PlaUd Takl. Wnrtt,

8tanl Dry

Paints, Oil. Tnrpnslian Tarnlsk,Cooking HIstm H.ll.n Warn.Dowatr't Cryttoiine ffmrrti Oil,

All

said

Ol Bewt. YotM Wa

Cut diMl. Nail Raw A

Ctlirrnla oUi ft Hkiitin

ar

tax

ttfSj.fsan ttf

tiMnp,.,, aihI

ATI

slutll.TtiAh.

Ut of,

ilortn

NaVf Bit f iptn

it ii nftni- -

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A

A

Im

Fr.neh Calf A Lining t,os.Fsnsy A C.rkoii, goant.Tin Plat... ftoMaw A Land pip..

Pumps, Carriage Axle 4 flpriagUlnt. Borax. Pa talc A Ktstttsi tlnni.

PaintS, Turpentine! Shoemaiter Tool LU. Peft t

STYLE

Marshal's

t.lry "alt. Card Marrows A brnmr Sab.All Sorts of Braab.s . Blakia( A Shna rlta.

cocoAiJijs, HVPBRioa.rraoLittSKtc- - aci

Road 4 farppntf rs' Taals,Cbareh, Plantation. Tat I. a. J

I THOUSAND IRT1CLES FOR USf 1

m

A

Ton anttifttn tn i

I.ssinsr

m (all itsB.

HUH

Kot.1

we

it

WBW CJOOjUS! OODM!

EX SHIP SYREN. FROM BOSTON.TAOWrlBR'9 BEST KEROE.R OIL,

DEVOE'S BEST KEKOSEXE OIL, rates.! Z.c y,n.,t Cttant.

BOSTON CAItl) MATdlKs;Axa, Ax Pattern Hatcbfrta. !hi.-- i- H,teb. - , Hmmim,. Hora. sitoanHortt Xaili, Ualtsnucd Boat aasortsd i Oalraaitt) Btsnt llitant ...8Ud Soektt Usrdta Best, .J. y . -

Best Finished and Varnished Ox Bows, 1 1-- 2, 1 3--4, anCl m

A Fine Stock Shelf Hardware always on IwAlALSO, A OOOD STOCK Of

Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Turpentine, Ac, AcManila and K.w Ztnlaad Cordage, Otiraniand Tab and BnektU.

WMttfltrntra aasd Caastsl BsatTowa, Aa, Vn. An.All --r which win he Wold at MatiatSMrtstrj r

DILLINGHAM & Co.,Mm BO sttttl 7

3

pnns.rtlntr

apdlt.aU.in

haomakaana.

of

HOSOLVLr. OTTOBE g 7- - ,W4

In r laai -.'. ' M-ll- y nonnei S- - .rrteal gf tatja.V Klll fr"" Ueaifeanl. She hd quite a ...aae rlU flay, baring been detained oreronewewi tti ofTOipt florn,. M4 wSwB a""1 ant" """"' 11 rlag. awe earra- -

of anal i r. rmeeram ft Mr mttm0tm,which will be loOB'l tally aareetleeil in S ir ,!,

The erhnoner General Harney sailed m taa 4rfc irwt forBan Frucko, takiag a enwJI eargoof

The lirif Tleaai.dra - Irtlj loe. aogai., Mlwill Mil for tbe mine weatlnation. In 0 aja .en.

The breiitine Jane A FalMnb- Kt mt m 8.tord forPortland aat will earry a valuable cnegn.

The kxk Helm W Almy, .tie and Bine are In

port. nM rare-ne- fur Font ana Vn Franctern.

Tf rail BawBaVtx o the eta tiesfe .. ta. Colbx-to- r Genera)

plven bel... TVyehowan aaiil of 2D.all.iaa p naV ataurar fir Hi' flrat nine mo- ,taa af the year. wWiek U lleely a f

lie swelled to over twenty .fit, millions tietae it oina.. Tbe

total ni-r- i- amount to rl.atYts&in nine montba

Ec

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n

la

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itIf

I

i

Ti'tal ValPe ritaf! fjSlainu-- Ex- - 5".

laaaataal

Pea. !lld...

IVa.ti.ait Skim -

iibia. aWaC.

I.ha. Kuniru..

Uat. lUce

Lha. Paddy..

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AHKIVKD.itapt 3n Brit hk RMIa. Kamric. M 4ara from Liarnool.Out i fechi Priiirr. Rack, frwaji Kinn and Kan. tarpn; 134

lil- ptlbi, hi pktta auj;ar. ti Jir roltrr. AtC awaroot. lWk) t kii. liidaa. 3d bdl canr, 2(1 bdla4iaiianaa, coap fowla. 2 1 mute, I iioga.fkw aawaajaa, 4 bdla Mrtatoaa, I baa eartan rnil, 1

bbl tallow, 2 pkga 2 rolls n.at- - 22 panacuc-- .

Cclii Jenny. Bryiioidi. front Moloaa atid W atmaa.Cmryo : 21i bet rmn, 3 bbln beef. Ml pal akina. Ithf polAioaa, 3 bdls-an- G bdk luuiauaa, 9 boaa.(1 aaa4;rrii.

ecnr Hana-- . Ciaan, rrota Kawiliwllt. r.awya: 3 k4atblili tajioa. 22 liidaa. f

2 rii' Pilama, llataa. fiont Rona and Kau. Carpe;.Ibiga. heavy square of koa

li. u"

taS? ISatTlW.timber nccn tb.

wmtt&SSX KZfeSZTX, -Mayer. Cen- -

jlwfllL?rR &JSttmZXl fi" 7 12 bfrflmr- - be tbeir

Sc''kfiii',a7l'CKa"iikin.i,for lair, which

ESKSi -- f4 s.'i Sttif Crmif, from lAhaiua and Ku- -

atkJtku. Qirpo. Ju u cltl"4ak "U't fr.'ti. fUna. irnr. 21 pket

74 btl m --. lUi tifi b4 S dus f.rl. puMingF,

tVI l,oi. Kiwi, fnrni Moloaa. Carpi, : 30 cd wood,2--

. hMioM, btil t tallow.S Kalauao, liom Molokai. Cargo:it. c4 mmmL

fsrli- - VTam-ir- KalawaU, fr Mnlokni. Carpn;W' ultftBp, t lioc, 300 pkiow. 2 pawnpr-m-

f. lauMki, Uopa, Irum llilo. : 86 luo!". 3 liiitfi 1 bx a'nt w. 6 pawaarngara.Kun L Kui. In-- llmmtri. Orrpo:

t.j rirf laanatiM, 4 caae, 1 bblttolaaeea, 7 fkgr 4 fmmrufcrrt.

AIlaKD.tept 30 .fWir Nfttif Mfirtll. Cratif, for liliatoa.

r Artivr. ruMbim-.- KoIimIr.Oct 1 Mik Morri. Ijlrua. for Molokai.

3 n lUttif Kioto. In Nuailiw.li.ftcbr ffrrt, tjr Kol

OdJ Maw, Nika. rv t..i.Harnf?. Kififid f.r Sun Fmnctaeo.

j mnir Kitaiura, Marrhttnt, for Wimlward Porta.iVI.r Ni'iiif Mrrril. Crahf. for laaliaina.ftehr PribCf, Back, hi Kooa Kan.Scor Vilama, Balm. l. Kna and Kau.Bctir Mary Mana. fur Maalaam.

- Ana, Kavkioa. fkr4rhr Kaniot, Powtn Kalioliii.

Nettie M Orant for Labaina.Srbr t'lark. f.ir Hana.

af8ebr Kalawaia, for Maliko.Btttr Kiitma. Alimhala. ft Maliko.Bcbr Luka, Kaaf. for Mobaw,

aShlpplatf.

Trr t or Barnun Bark l;iri.t Jobk MArTTra.L''-- Aprit ':: t in tbe Atlan- -

4k nt -- 0 W' W. of lipbt mod rartablwleda Ui the 3d of Junr ml-rnt- '- SE trade to a;

& lone 42 ' W. after which a faddn chancrto tlia SW, which hlrw wttb fury until th 17th June.the "torm viutaiiitd to bvlwarkn.

aailwWbd apan; theaaaawppt aixmrd and a ted tlwcaMn withwatt, the oaptaia elfi' rr narrowly caraped iMncwaabfd hmrr to iht

Sicbted the lalandn July fMcbtod landcast uf Caftt July 7. Had rery hvaev wnrtber in

of July, durinc whkfa carrtad aaila. riccinc. aprune4ht- bad and tiller which nl

reahiprtfd and after crvat caertiona. Part thcrewick tbe aeTerity of the Weather.time unabl to keep tbe km! lei Area arrtlac- On tbe 24thaifrhted lteco Ranter-- leland. Iearinr WNW. alut 1oJBflaa. lulian Iwrk Louiee Rocro, 34 day fromMitewMae for lukjue, baTini: experienced tbeaaate aeveae weather aUat Cafe llora. Auc. - moderate&K wind to the 7tb. baftlinf: aqualiy until 12tb.tti-- 1 - t i rih h v in;l until tin .111. i. ruuBMI Ui

lial

-

our

the

badand

eati--.1 a.

tba 23d . idatai Hawaii; thanra lipbl air and caiua toport, oa makibc lba in uaaa.

EXPORTS.For iraacaKo, ytt acbr Oweral Oct 4326

(Hafiof aagar.

mroKix.ianal Uaat pnaL per Rifle, kpt Uh

To T H 1 i4ra ink, SOi drama oil, 15 frataa.iiVTTTs 14

in 14 of152

ca

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pkta bardara-- buckets, ea pipe,irapoln. libaakaii.r. C S parao..! eSacta.

Ponlaod. 0. par Settle Madeay. Sept 90

To H A Oe 440 pkga aalaana. 1MB., SIca tw!. arbct. Sit alii bran, aka oata. 86 baleebay.

to V'o Cboac 14 bxa . campT.. C Btavar A Oe SW aL tS aahaaa.

1 L aidao.aria..

tl4KKIi:i.

Catlienne of tbtsdty. fXo card.POI'.VTAIX-KOBINS- ON Molokai. li.

by Rav i Hartnaon. Sr. Robert Foantala, cldaat aonOapt B C FMiaUia, Siaa Mary Aaa Sobiaana, both of

MaudANHSf tbia tjepteaaber SO. by

f Damon. Sr T tobotb city.

Tor W'ndward Piate.1 faranar. Hi' K Itmatin. MlaaC

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Or THK W I k.dipper from rrire

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days, bringing a

.1 teatner from Aoatralia will doebe 15tb and lTtb. en route San

farelm rrqnm n tn nr that tbe for-w-

lor the October term will be requiredext. flifa Inat.. 10

era Irom Hilnatate that lbf of bothI crater and Kilauca, was quii-ual- hril- -

Bajk. increnaed volranio artlritr

T Botj. A natlxe at Katwaloa, Ha-- a

caucht hv a bull uad toaaed into tbe air,; or brrakinr one of his lee. It tbonirhtury will pro-- e fatal, In- - to want of medical

The Kilauea'a hour for learinir haa beento 5 o'clock r. at. Suipieie and traeelcra

make a note of thia, aud lor further informationr her time table.

A Portncorae intbe employ of Mr. Cornwcll,accidentally shot himacira days

ince, while out punning in one of the ravine hackjf that place. Before medical aaaiatance reachedkirn, he had bled to death.

W Mr. Edward Townaend O'llalloran waradmitted the bar of the

Mr. O'H. coo herefrom Melbournewell recommended, those who employ him willlind aaaa iboroncb lawyer, Tented in

ol Engliali common law.

TvnioiD Fever. water, fetid ccaaponlaand polluted air arc live fertile coil in which thislearlul There are aeveral local-itie- a

iu thia city one street, another in Kincatreet, and in other plarea, whieh In Mill eveningair, send out a miasma stifle thealrong-es- t

lBliffa. Some authority ought exist to removethese s of typhoid fever.

A very interest mc Incident took place atChurch ou Sabbath morning last. Seven

infants were baptized by the paator, H. Par-ker, and among them was one, to which tbe name

l.i.l Kekohoalii (royal election) ana given. HisS i aiajexy tviug alot.d up aa cod father to this lo-

af Sirl, wbtwe second or middle name as givenK"l'' f Hia election, she having been bom '

.

- alttaai Hut date. The tccshn attracted full eon- -

grrgaliou, aud Jhe iit:le recipient ol royal honorhad many congratulations and kisses afttr

J service, from her kinsfolk admirers.S

wa

Finn Kona. The flrwt rain in onThursday night last, and fell heavily for tw or

: hours, the gauge measuring 1.40 inches in the morn- -

i itig. During Friduy and the night following more: f rain leJL, aud the total for the days as reported

f hy Mr. W. W. Hall is 2.00 inches. There was notniucb wiud, but what there Bas came principally

MIC from S. . to S. An early kvnn is considered by thea a weather-- ise as sign of wet w inter, and as strong

B trades have prevailed throughout Ukt summer, it is

I not uulikely that such predictlotM may prove true.

I E To AnvEKTisEKe. Slow but surely the Gazette' occupying tbe front place as tbe advertising medium of the city. Our readers Bill noticetbe array ol advertisements, Including the full cata-logue of Mr. Henry May, wbo presenti a treat lorafticures afloat and ashore. Sax-- notices are thebest evidence of the enterprise of Honolulu mer-chants aud of the civilization of these islands.Strangers B ho come here Irom the old countries are

astonished to find herea larger assortmentor everything they want to wear or cat, better audoften cheaper than in Europe. This it a lact.

Koa Loos The schooner Mary Ellen bronchtdown from Hamnkna, Hawaii, on her last trip lllty- -

as bin wool. txatt, Sbx ontnav. Mli ue very and solid logs timber... a a. , t v ii

an.ison dack" measuring to twelve taat in length and !he

5 Marrbant. from windward porta; Car- - largest of tbem about thirty inches square, all con- -

Z, A- - 8 'n Tbey arethe fineathf; 9b4tn onr. brrdidimii, 8 mi pt.i, i tpL'ciucD6 of koa ever in market- f " '- -- fur.F LCiarka. P Wilt., ilwi It nit ure to cxblbit in tbe approaching American

Tb mnulcturig any article, forf. iM.f.. t.p- - i'.- - j i exbibltioo ill probably fully returned by

M,e- - .orkmcn Will turcly rake pride in makingfr.an Koaiaa. Cbr,. :

14 hidaa. bin pnuitoea. np furtiilbre tbil will attract theV.r2 ,M!Zr United States to uurivulled

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Cnoics Tea. Wj: tender our warmost thanksM- - Aim. de Aetiuek for two boXre of tbeirfinest tea fucb t6 its Miid to "race only the lattice oftbe mandarin nnd otlicr dipnitarict? of tbe CcleRtialEmpire. This tea U the crop &T 174. imported bythe bark Edward Jamt-b- 50 Auy& from Hongkong,and make tbe tnoet of drinks. Chinameninlorm us tb.it in patbtrinc tea, each tree Is vis-

ited by three pickers. The first take? the uppermosts, hich are the choicest and yield the finest

flaeor; tbe second takes those lower duwu, and thethird gathers the lowest and all that the two firsthare K it. Tbe greatcM care is taken to preservethese three grade separate. Ooly experts can tellwhich is tbe choicest, though there Is great differ-

ence in the various qualities. Teas purchased ofthis, firm may be depended on as the very best pureas gold, and delicious as occtar.

Rosebank. This w ell known property, the home-ntea- d

of I lie late Mr. Wyllic, located in Nuuanu Val-

ley, has recently cbaoged bands $3,000. DuringMr. Wyllic's occupancy. It became famous for thetuany distinguished guests who honored him withtheir company. Atone period, Her Majesty Queen- -

Dowager Emma spent several months there, aud lorher speeijJ accommodation, the proprietor erected

castellated chamber, overlooking the valley scen-

ery. At another time Lady Franklin and Cra-cro-

were guests in this pretty cottage. Here alsomet the fabled Tea and Twaddle Society, whichMr. Wylllf provided so liberally and so sportivelyfor, and in w hose honor he had a crest and Initialspainted on the ceiling of his parlor. Those days ofpleasant memory have all passed away, with manyof the mementoes of its occupant, and the premiseshave been greatly improved ; but- Rosebank H stillremains as then bachelor's hall."

An i t "lNBECTivoKors Birds." Wc hare a datetrrr in oor yard, Biilch Just now is ladi-- B h rich

a,imu mi ii alarifk hi Lint us- - auS j a.i n grnvroa dates We Lad lucun to cniov the fine fruit.n.na (rait- T.a D atmra. inao ncui noruiarij winoa. - " - -

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Ibc ncipbborbood. On going out wc found tbetree filled witb a flock from one tn tBo tinn-dre- d

miner birds, chattering and singing tbeypeeked away tbe loscions fruit, each teeming tosay its " I're found it, come and get all youwant." Sucb a tigbt we bare not witnessed sinceseeing tbe floekt of pigeont tbe woodt In Ameri-ca many rears since. Oar little visitora were per

M jolly over tb.ir newly discovered feattingbniaba.. Jo piano for aa, s ca paper lianfriara. t pkta Man- - place, and wc bare not bad tbe beart to drive tbemk- -l ! Ma l e. laathar bfliina, 4 aail rlpk. taU . i5.ii. Iroo, inao, pk. ollniao--

. away. So every morning tbey flock tbere from allaioioa. pr. and pit marhinert. 1 plpa. pkp eoit.n partt tbe city, and gel tbeir breakfast, and enjoycat. r iron I r caur-- . 3 tail, b.w mn, 2 d.cVati.ir., ii ion. pit ajoV 1.2JP and si txu. bar iro, a right good time otjt tbeir date. Alter that itbdla r.n rolia. 3 leoar tube.. S . 1 pk rlaeta, t over, we f Dppose tbey bunt after bajra, Woraas &c,itv Tg- lia-i-

sr'i wC: 6 Prr,'Uj bat we donbt whether Uiey find many, for tbe dates

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for tin arlec uo n of

i Goods for the Coming Holidays !

Bnaaectfatt; t ended aetikes to the potiilc, In the ala-- e

capacity, ibc any

Orders in bits Til no!Aa opportunity ta aa excellent one for parties dratrlnc

KCT7. r. CNNETT At Hoaolalu. Oct. lal, by Ber. S. C, Special ArUrtas or Selection..TK,a. P.I Gaorxe T Kali U. S. Nary, to W All nrwera moat las In wrltinx. and ahould be aa ex- -

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especially such as have been continued from onequarter to anotbetv. ' afi ,

Eonoruln, Sept. Jttb, 1WI. 407 St

FRESH GROCERIES!NOW LANDING!

nd on Hand andBY

HENRY I A Y,No 59 Fort Street, Honolulu.

English York Hams,11' 11 ITT. K Kirs STAR HAMS,VV I$reakf'ast liacOD,

Smoked BnfaSmokttlPacific Codfish,Kit Xo. 1 Mackerel,Half Ham-I- s Mess Pork,Quarter Barrels Mess Pork,Koast Beef, in 2 IK tins,Roast Mutton, in 2 lb. tins,Roast Chicken, in 2 lb. tins,Roast Turkey, in 2 lb. tins,Beef a la Mode, in 5 lb. tins,Sausage Meat, in 2 lb. tins,Assorted Souns, in 2 lb. tins,English Soups, in 1 lb. tins,Fresh Salmon, 1 and 2 lb. tins,McMurray's Oysters, I & 2 lb. tins,McMurray's Spiced Oysters, do.,Fresh Mackerel, 1 lb. tins,Fresh Lobsters, 1 and 2 lb. tins,QtiahangB. in 2 lb. tins,Oxford Sausage,Bologna Sausage,Westphalia Sausage,DevilM Ham and Tonrrue,Putted Ham, Tongue and Beef,

French Pates with Truffles,Tins Pate de foi Gras,Half Tins Pate de foi Gras,Tins Pate de Partridge,Tins Pate de Lark and Snipe,French Truffles,Anchovy and Bloater Paste,Cod Roes, in 1 lb. tins,Tins Smoked Herring,Cases Sardines, i and J boxes,Boneless Sardines, i and boxes,Liebig's Extract of Meat,Mulligatawny Paste,

FtESI BLIRB BI TTER,Cases French Mushrooms,Cases French Peas, very fine,Cases California Silica r Peas,Cases Yarmouth Sugar Corn,Cases Tomatoes, 2 lb. tins,Cases Fresh Beets, 2 lb. tins,Cases Fresh Onions, 2 lbs. tins,Cases Succotash, 2 lb. tins,Cases Siring Beans, 2 lb. tins,Cases Lima Beans, 2 lb. tins,Cases Turnips, 2 lb. tins,Cases CatTots, 2 lb. tins,Cases Asparagus, 2 lb. tins,

Pineapple Cheese,Rdam I'heeae, California Cheese,Lard in 5 and 10 lb. Catties,Lard in Tins,

California Potatoes,I si unci Polntoca,

California Onions,Sage and Onions, in tins,Xew White Beans,Split Peas,Pea Flour, in I and 2 lb. tins,Xo. 1 Table Rice,Genuine Scotch Oatmeal, 4 lb. tins,California Oatmeal, 10 lb. bags,Fresh Corn Meal, 10 lb. bags,BuckVheat Flour, 10 lb. bags,Cracked Wheat, 10 lb bags,Crushed Wheat,Robinson's Groats and Barley,Pearl Sago, 4 lb. tins,Pearl Barley, 4 lb. tins,Ground Rice, 4 lb tins,Maccaroni,Vermicelli,( laaes Corn Starch,Cases Pinole,Sacks Pia, .

California Company's Crackers.

Cases Saloon Bread,Boxes Saloon Bread,Jenny Lind Cakes,Medallion Biscuits,Xic Xac Biscuits,Water, Water, Wine, Soda, Milk and

Graham Crackers,Ginrrer Cakes.Huntley & Palmer's Ginger Xuts,

TEAS.JAPAN TEAS.

Japan Tea, very choice, 5 lb. bxs,Japan Tea, 3 lb. boxes,Japan Tea, fine, ! lb. boxes,Japan Tea, I and i lb. papers,Jrpan Tea, 30 lb. boxes,Japan Tea, good, d lb. papers,

CHINA TEAS,The Finest Young Hyson,English Breakrast.Tca,Fine Congou Tea, in half chests,Fine Souchong Tea, 8 lb. boxes,Fine Oolong Tea, 5 lb. boxes,Orantre Pekoe, Scented, 2 lb. bxs.,The Comet Tea, 15 lb., boxes,Poucbong Tea, in half chests,

Old Kona Coffee,Chocolate de Saute,French Chocolate,Preston's Chocolate,Chocolate Meneir,"Fry's Chocolate Sticks,Epp's Homo?opathic Cocoa,Moore's Cocoa and Milk,Borden's Milk, Eagle Brand,

"ox-- Sale

Golden Gate Flour,Graham Flonr,Superfine Flour,

Pie Fruits and Pickles,English Pie Fruits,English Asst'd Pickles, 2 doz.,English Gherkins, 2 doz. eases,Cutting's Apricots, Peaches, Grapes,

Pears and Quinces, 2 lb. tins.Cutting's Jams and Jellies, 2 lb. tins,English Jams, 1 and 2 lb. tins,

Orange Marmalade,French Fruits in Syrup,Cutting's Mince Meat,I Oregon Dried Apples,Alden Apples,Aldeti Pears,Chinese Preserved Ginger,Fine Table Raisins, in and bxs,Sultana Kanina, 4 ami i lb. jars,Xew Currant s, iu casks,Xew Ciii rants, in 4 aud " lb. jars,English Walnuts,Solt Shell Almonds,French Prunes, in jars,Smyrna FigsFrench Olives,Spanish Olives,French Capers,

Cox's and Nelson's Gelatine,Brazilian Isinglass,Sea Island Moss,English Plum Pudding, 2 lb. tins,Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, 2lb. jarsCarraway Seeds,Somebody's Luggage,Cossaijues, in jars,Motto Kisses,Sugared Almonds, in lb. tins.Conversation Lozenges, 7 lb. tins,Peppermint Lozenges, 7 lb. tins,

A Variety of ConfectioneryIn half Bottles,

Transparent Wax Candles for Draw-ing Booms,

WatX Tapers, several sizes,Bryant A. May's Wax Matches,Sauces and Condiments,Lea fc Perrin's Worcester Sauce,Soycr's Relish,Essence of Anchovies,Mushroom im Walnut Catsup,Tomato Catsup,Chutney Sauce,Crosse fc Blackwetl's Sauces,Morton's Assorted Sauces,Scidlitz Powders,Tippoo Saib Curry Powder,Fine New Salad Oil,Raspberry Vinegar,Lemon Syrup,Brown's Essence of Ginger,Preston's Sugar of Lemons,While Wim Vinegar,Malt Vinegar,Cider Vinegar,Chile Vinegar,Horse Ridish,Colman's Mustard Condiment,Colman's Genuine Mustard, i lb. bot.,Mustard, in 4 lb. tins,French Mustard,Pepper Sauce,Cayenne Pepper, in glass,White Pepper,Black Pepper,Celery Seed,Whole and Ground Spices,Cinnamon, Cassia, Ginger,Cloves, Pimento, Mace,Nutmegs and Mixed Spices,Dried Herbs, Assorted,Carbonate Soda, hf. pt. bottles,Salcratus, in 5 and 10 lb. jars,Cream Tartar, hf. pt. bottles,Cream Tartar, 4 lb. tins,

Preston & Merrill's Yeast PowderFine Table Salt, in glass jars,Dairy Salt, 10 and 211 lb bags,Hemp, Rape and Canary Seed,

STJ1VDRIES,Dav and Martin's Blacking.Army and Navy Blacking,Washing Soda,Whiting,Bath Brick,English Starch,Blue, in lb. boxes,Sapolio,Brown Windsor So3p,Hawaiian Soap,Fancy Soaps, in tablets,Card Matches,California Golden Syrup,

BALES NEW HOPS.Corn Brooms,Demijohns, 1, 2, 3 and 5 gallons,Sardine Knives,Downer's Kerosene Oil,Oregon Oats and Bran,Oregon Wheat,Island Corn,Boston Crushed Sugar,California Cube Sugar,Fine Powdered Sugar,Island Su;ar.

Boasted and Ground Coffee.Tbe strictest attention is now paid to the selection and preparation of Roasted

Coffee, which has been before the public for nearly twenty years..

HENRY MAY, No. 59 Fort St.

Kitts Salmon Bellies! From Boston Direct!SPRING or ISS74. For Syren. .

haSna RECEIVED PER JT. A. TA1XTX- - T AM RK( I: TOTTOX DI CK Xo.. i TO 0jngggTvni in: ForSaleby JLi MEIflll.0T BOLLES A Pp. A1SO

Eastern Codfish. ""J nt Ash 0ar8'10 to B Sale by

THE I.EXI IXE ARTirEE For Sale by MS BOLUS CO.BOU.B9 A CO.

Columbia Bitei Spring Salmcn, IB74!Ms. Gat. Fi..r,ncrEivED per o. e. hi rrat. XKSE

Ext FBaalty, SSEI ElVF.n PER j. a. fai.kixberq. aIf, small Lot packed by IVEST A CO..

Bakrr'a Extra. Warranted a Splendid Article,For Sale bv WW BOLW A CO.

For aJe hy ft BOUX8 A CO.

Oat Hay. .Bacon.BERT CAXIFORJTIA AT MAY-F- or sal. by RJIRESH EASTER 31 RACOS-F- or Male by

BOLLES A CO. i? 506 BOLLES CO.

XEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

F. A. Hl'MAEFKR St, .,Importers and Commislon Merchants

MJ Honolulu, Hawaiian Iilaada. ly

I. HOVH.OTlKRV.ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR.

oFFU'E. So. - Kaahnmaao Slrrat, oppualla Mr. O. Raodaa'JOS BaikJiaa. la

UNION INSURANCE COMPANY,of m rRAxrmto,

Marine.I SCO B PO K A TED, 1SI,

CASTLE ft COOKE, ACENTS.VM For th. ITawallan I.lMndv. y

THE NEW ENGLAND

Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Boston,MASS.

9

Till rt One Iran Standing--

Policies Iatoed on the molt favorable Terms!

iThe greatest Bisk taken cn a Life. $20. 000

Surplus distributed among the membersnunualiy.

aot, $12,229,000:1CASTLE & COOKE ACENTS,

FOR TIIK HAWAIIAN I SI. A IIS. ly

Notice Against Trespass.AM. PMtSOVS A It K II! HI II . 11AKV

KI mtitinst TKCSl'AHSINO on thf I a in in of W A I

I'AI. II A N' I ' W A J M ' I . K A 1 1 r K' I I ' I mi. K AI1H.situate mt Kaupn, Vltmt Maw, (n tbe pormnalon of tbe

Those so doing will be IIaMb tw proAervtlon,and all cattle and horses trespassing said Lands will heImpounded forthwith. AIKEN A ltl'SSfclX

Kanpo, Kant Maui, Wept SOT tf

LIVERY STABLE.TIIK 1 MliltSH.M l IN PRE.

pared to furnish the public with CAliRIAUbHfur Oty or fir Trarfl around the Island. TheHorse are well hrolcen to hiLrrH". trentle and

kind. keUobiv drivers will arcompatiy earh team Horsesarnl Carriagea will be funilshiil at very reasonable pricesby atpiviKg at my stabiea. near the corner of Maunaktaand K ng .streets. 450S 41? MAKY KAMA K A.

HWHU! Ilf CflLB !

THEO. H. DAVIES,OFFERS FOR SALE

THE CARGO I

OF

The British Bark "Rifle,"Just Arrived from Liverpool,

CONSISTING OF

JARGE PATTERN U PINK PRINTS,

Chinti, Stripe, and n. Prints,Heavy Itlue Deoiins. i.r-- v Cotton hirtingi,lirey Cotton Twills, Linen Drills, Sheetiusji,White Cuttoos, Cotton Towels, Mosquito .Vat,

Fancy Woolen Shirts, new Styles

Very Superior Hoary Woolen Ponchos,Blue Flannels, White Flannel,Black and Blue Fine Cloths,Alpacas, Coburgs, Woolen Shawls,Hawaiian and .American Flags,Striped .ustrian Blankets,Silk Umbrellas, Alpaca Saes,

FOR 10 mA FINE OF BLANKETS,

Vis : 68xS0, 6 lbs.. Assorted Cnlort ; 72x81, 7J lbs.,Assorted Colors ; and 72x84, I pt. Ileavj

Dark Blue Blanketa.

4 Plprea Only, Elegant Velvet rarpfta,6 only, largo siie, Velvet Rug Carpets, 81x117-1- .

A staall assortment of Oosnell's Celebrated HairBrushes,

Leather Belting. up to 8 inches.White Laces, Assarted Printing Inks,Vegetable Oil (for machinery), White Lead,Zine and Boiled fjtl, Castor Oil,

ROOFING FELT,EARTHENWARE,

GLASSWARE.nOOP-IRO- in. 4 i.

One I nc h Rosewood and tt'alnntVery Superior Cottage Pianos.

Bass's and Blood, Wolfe A Co's Celebrated Ales,qnarts and pints.

Blood, Wolfe. A Co's Favorite Stoot, a small lot in ptTennent's Scotch Ale, pts a qts, extra quality,Ind Coope A Co's new quality light Palo Ale, qt.ptCases (Jennine "Old Tom,"A few cases Very Sup'r Pale Imperial Brandy,10 Case; Royal Highland Whiskey,Cases D. Kuypert Hollands, Qr Casks Brandy,115 Cs Asst'd Best Brandies, 1 star up to 4 star.Cases Dunrille's Irish Whiskey,A few Cases Very Superior Port Wine,Cases "A. Lalande A Co." Superior Claret, a Tery

choioe article.Cases Champagne and Moselle.

SUNDRIES!40 a 42 inch Light and Ueary Burlaps,Wool Packs,D. Oarsar A Sons' Staodard Nary Canvas, assort 'd

numbers,D. Corsar A Sons' Sttndard Merchant Canvas,

Nos. 1. 2 and 3.Best Double Screened Welsh Steam Coal,Fire Bricks, India Rubber Hose,Floor Liverpool Salt, Twine,Fence Wire, Coolers, McOnie Clariflert,Slates. Ac, Ac Ae. (MS 3m)

TIMESor

THE HAWAIIAN

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Monday ...Oct t:...S p m...

MASTER.

utWednesday...Oct 5I...4 p m Circuit ofMouday .Oct It . Jp m... Kona. touchinc at KtinaKa- -

wavaMonday Nov I...5 p m Circuit of HawaiiMonday Nov p m... Kona, touching at Kannaka- -

Ji way.Monday Nov it. ..5 p m . naoThuraday...Nov M...t p m NawilMonday Nov J0...I p m Circuit of Hawaiialonday Dee ;... p n...Kona, touching at Kannaka- -

kal both waysMonday Dec 14S p mWednesday. Pec U...4 p m circuit of KauaiMonday ..Dec . p aa ..Urcnlt of Hawaii

Rates ofPaatare vs ill beTo or from Kannakakal. MolokaiTo or from Labaina, Maul...

To or from Maalaea. tfaol .To or from Makena, MaoL

To or from Mahukona, HawaiiTo or from Kawaihae, Hawaii,To or from Kailna, HawaiiTo or from Kaawaloa, Hawaii .

To or from HDo, Hawaiior from Kan Coast. Hawaii..

Circuit of Hawaii, Round Trip. . ..or from any Port on KaawJ

Circuit of Kauai, Bound TripDeck passage for natives only ,,

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No berth will be considered aa taken until paM for. NotraapotwIN;- - rbrnnmarked Burgage or any Freight or a

anlesa receipted tor.

Freight Money Duo as Demand.SAlfUlX O. WILDER. JgenL

Office with wuder A Co. corner of Fort A Qrasea street

AUCTION SALES.

By E. P. ADAMS.

Regular Cash Sale !

THIS DAI.WEDNESDAY, : : : : : OCT. 7th,

At balf-pn- . .HV, at ftatlr Room.

CHOICE NEW GOODS!NAMELY.

Ta.ncT rrtnta. WWta Coltnna, silk HanilkeTrhlafk,

Ilsn Htn, I eta Prill, Fanry Mil Mailrn.

Felt lints, Ilirknry Shlrta. Amoakaaa; nantma,

Jabbon .. Tow. la. I ania,

IiaVa Ilnaw. Cndarahirtis AmTwlnt. shoe.. Blankata. hawla,

Perfbme, Covrrlrta, Mlrron, Ac

Grooerles, cfco.Kerosene Oil. Marches, V Hht,

Yeawt iwor. Sardines, Com Meal,Crackers, Soap. Blow. Oystrrs,

Candles. Pieties, Lard. Croabed ftofrar.cine Tea, ttc.. ate. -

Also, One Melodeon!ALSO

Kaj Kroavn stnarar,30 Barka Extra Fanal It Fl.ar.

E. P. ADAMS. Aaetioneer.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE

5 IsS:the of the Estate of Theophilns STALLS No. I 21 INCLUSllE !

Metcalf. deceased.

f.10R THE PI'RPOAE OF CI.OSINt; XTW aceountHwIth tbe Estate uf Tbeopbllun MeU-alf- ,

and fliuU aettiement tberettf In lkt Pivbate Cuort.aad tbe furtber purpose of cleat Ina; olTand dtarbarsincCfrtsln mortirafceH now held on the Kaupakuea Flan ta Hon.

bf Messrs, v Arhuck, Mortxagi-e- s in poaaessajo. andany other letral encumbrances tbereon.

By order of the Honorable Kllsha II. Allen, ChancellorGaftht- Klna'toiii. dttinir m a Cimrt of Prohate. dulr madtca Ike Htb day ot September, i$74.

I Shall Sell at Public Auction,ON THE

Steps of the eminent lionise,Honolulu,

On Saturday, I Oth day of October nextat rj o'ciom noon.

All those of THE L0TMituulrU oh fort

.All tlio Property !Constituting the

KAUPAKUEA PLANTATION !

Ntuate In the blatrict of Illlo, Islantl of Ilavrail,

10 THE HIGHEST DIDDER FOR CASH.Deril at the Purchaarr's Eipeuw.

Title may be seen at the OAVeuf Un Minister uftha Intarlor. and Information lht may be ranlra.lconcenilna- the Kstute may be tuut by anqalry of the HUN.A. S. HAIITWEI.I. at hto l lIBce, rorner of tatieenanil Knahunuinu Htreeta.

r. H. I.KWEKK.Administrator of the Katate of Theupbllua Metcmtf, dae'd.

I.. P. Vli i 1 Anc'r. i0 It

AUCTION SALEOP

At LTJSK & Co"s

PEKIH CLOTH R ITS keePASSORTMENT

ON THURSDAY. : : : OCT. 15th,At H o'clock A. Ji- - at Halcn Room,

Will be Sold :

A. Lusk jc Co's Canned FruitsCON8IHTING OP

10 dues Lusk s 2.. lb. Cvu10 Oaes 2j . Cans Pears,10 Cases Lnsk's 2l.i lb. Cans Muscat Grapes,10 (Wj Lusk s Assorted Table Fruits,10 Cei Lusk's Asserted Pie Fruits.

E. P. ADAMS, Aaetioneer.

ESTATE--A.t Auction.

Beers, Liquors ON

TABLE

- OCT. 17thVI 1 o rlork oon. at Sale Room.

THAT COTTAGE &Owned anil at prraent occnpled by Mr. M'llMltT.

At the Entrance to Pa nan Vnlley :

Has right of way to Government Road.

The House Contains 4 Rooms !

In km ortjer ss niw. Photographic VV-- ml Auction Bourn and Cbaw's (iadktrj.

K. I. A DA MM, Aurtiuoefr.

TO DRAYMEN !

ON OCT.- - 21st,At 13 o'clock ooo. at itttlew RasoaH,

I LARGE GOOSENECK DRAY.ALMOST XEW.

E. P. ADAMS. Auctioneer.

NEW !

Just Received by

AFONG & ACHXJCK,rut OAItK

33 ci w ard James!ARRIVED

FROM HONGKONG!White tfe Colored Rattan Matting,

matting. Kalian Chairs,Manila Rope, Peannt Oil,Xosts Camphor Trunk,Fine Tea, Basket Tea,China Hams, Nankin Cloth,Japanese Umbrellas, Assorted Silk,Silver Ware, Ivory Ware,Sandal Wood Ware, Lacquered Ware,China Ware, Canvas Shoes,Straw Slippers, Clothes Baskets,Flower Pots, Wrapping Paper,Dried Ligee, I)ned Hal'- -,

Gold fc Silver Jewelry,Tortoise Shell it Crystal Jewelry, !

tventlempn 4 faty Hats,China Brick it Side-wal- k Stones

SINGLE AND DOUBLE

SUGAR MAT BAGS

A Great Variety of

OTHER CHINESE GOODS

Itt ly

Tow an

AFOSti sk tl'Ht K.

Basa

AUCTION SALES.

Hj C. S.HARTO.

Sales RoomON THTTRSDAY, OCT. Sts,

At lll.Tlatk . will taa aalal

The) TTsaTUMl .rV awatas i I itltjlllor

DRY GOODSIron RaArtraata. Tahaaa.

Jaaao Mata, Halfaaaia, PlUan

nn.ii., cawft stawa

Kegs and Bags of Sugar,ALSO

LOT OF TOOtS. MO OTHER MfTICUS.

SALE OF STALLS !

or rax

m Market of llalfdm!ON FRIDAY, .

At 10 o'ekark A.

OCTOBZB 1

By Order af RU Etxtimqt titdu iMtrior,

At an Upset Price of S3 per Wtek,TUB CIIOI- C- of

In Matter TO

Peaches,

Tlx TT1S.2X Marltot !

star For the term uf On. Tear from date of

TBAjetJ CAM.C. S BARTOW. Jki

REAL ESTATEAt Auction !

ON FRIDAY, - OCTOBER 16th,At 13 o lrU aaa taa. aaianaia.

Will be Salt! a rabtle AucUuo,

Parcels Land. FRAWE "00SEtrU

Sollrltur,

A.IJoUlac th. Arbooiksaat. Vummi uamjd hr Mr. IMThe Lot Contain! nearly one Acre.

For further pvtlculan a,pty taC. 8. BARTOW. A

u. eaatLtta. kV I.. HetlELKEI Mt '..TIB", ZIHC AUD COPPEK SHTTHS, AJS

shut uox woEZzas.Xaaaaa Street, batwaaa MercHaat aad Qsaaai

rlptluo.

,a roaiuaii; tn luaal, atMaa, rt,aaliaan sIron lpa. Plaia and aW;mna..ati.ri.k.. Ia4wRubber IIom Uat In teagtaa ..f at aad Wfaal, with c.ia.ilnaa aa4tl taaahu. W.,. Tajtatludaleoa rarr lara. ,l.a:k .f Tlu.ara .f ..aa, Ja.

I'artlcaleratlenti.actaaa to 'hip--otl.ar l.lan.la will ba raratallv atlandad to.

Thankful to tha Cltlseaa of Iluuol.l. aad th.for thrir libaral patrxnac. in Ik

trtrtallantlou to buelneaa to alar it tba aattat tatit It

PURE LIME JUICEFINE UPHOLSTERY, ;CANNED F l Warranted the

English

Lusks

REALWines SATURDAY,

GARDEN

WEDNESDAY,

GOODS

Ladies

.. t. an! " ifnnjtniii,

Prepared by Ceorge MorrisXALIHX, 0AHTJ, HAWAIIAJI

Tor Sato by O.

C. BREWER CO.Offer for Sat th following

WEi SELECTBD CABI!1KB rut- -

FALL NKAHO !

JUST RECEIVEDLa ' - ja aaj ttm

Hie American Clipper Ship "Sym,"

FROM BOSTON I

DRY GOODS.A SOAK r.4 i.i i miaiitf faltnPearl Rivr Da.una. waas atfta.

Mancbeater Denama, Baaa tjtntj

GROCERIES.I'nratWar Vinastar. kaTawMI

ivppar lata--

Haa Bkrt Pappar.Tomato K.u

fci en nine ParkerOraafl

IWt Walar soap, aaj

aft

aaa'a

PROVISIONS AND NAYil mtt,

SMlrm

atnaaaa.

aea v.r .

l aaaa Radtbel Uwt.Uarrela MoaOaarn PneB.

tarn aata.n Tat.

COAL.8HIP CHANDLERY.

. n tm i aatr. tail What. Baawaania I of

i haraai IbBSi

Lawrence

Choice Oars,

HARDWARE,H.r.f,

U KsBnaaSaS

Corla

lie

-- IN-

Jf.

4a ly

BY

WrnrlRaataaraj

Centrifugal

laaaaV Caw tttatan.ittnii.

rwa.Pin Mi ttaaax

tiaiiiiuiort

New

CwMfe CttWltJkl

ttiCarper Petal, Bat eanBataretkttw na.

r.itton Dea-- u .

A Lot of Ata 10 U 2S Sun

axa

Cnt

iroo

(.V-- t-

Vn

No.

Hay Catatia, Saa Lli,

L.nmx.

WOODEN WARE,rasa. a naiiaalai.

Jaa Aa.

Vermont Ox In. 31

ap.

In

!

-

I'Ktatav I

I. fI

aaVasnwar Sawaaaa

M

100 Oases Card Mitrlwa.LUMBER,

A aatactad Aaaui mint of Ask Paw.Whit line. t. ,. l a. 3

mara I.Ca.

Yellow Metal, tmfg&m Mb.

P aXSaaBaaataaaatn.

lAaaawnanSaSaStwanwtSaaBal

SaSJ

Sown,

waSMi. tsf

Leatawr BnHang.

Bait. kiiMeOJcCant.

OnWT&Srtfto

r

Eastern Pine Kef end Bbl Shock

Korosoni' Oil.

LUMBER, LUMBER, H. HACK F ELD CO.

LUMBER! Offer for Sale the following

ALL SORTS, SIZES 4 DESCRIPTIONS

BUILDING MATERIALS !

The Yard and on the Wharf!ooicrRiRrsG

WWest taiiJiig. Timber !

PLANK. BOARDS,

Battens,Flooring,

Laths,Pickets, &c.

REDWOOD SCANTLING, TIMBER,

Flank. Boards,Battens. Flooring,

Moulding, Pickets,Laths, Posts,

Wainscotting,&c. &c, &c.

White Cedar and Redwood Shingles

White Pine Boards.

Doors, R. P. lmo.,2mo., & Sash

SASH AND BLINDS,

NAILS AND GLASS,

Wall Paper and BorderIn Larr? VarttT.

PAINTS, OILS. TURPENTINE, VARNISH,

Paint aad UTaltcw aa Braahea,

Locks, Hinges,

Bntts' Screws,

Sash Weights ft Line.

A I PUULOA SALT, ETC., ETC

GOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN FREE OF CHARGE.

ar Al any fori In I hi" Ktnerdoan am per

WILDER & CO.,too am Corner fort and Queen Strrett

F. A. SCHAEFER k To.

Have Received their

XtTcrvc- - TiftTidingsEx Haw Bart R. C. Wylie, from Bremen,

WHICH COMPRISES

A WrlLSelected and Complete Assortment

C 3 V 1 33CS TSL L

GERMAN. ENGLISHAM1....

FRENCH GOODS!

THY GOODS !

Prints. Deafens, Cotton-- . Prills. Victoria Lawns,JaeconeU, Nainsooks, Sheetings. Madapol.au,

Silesias. Grey Domestic,Quilting. Etc., Etc.

Woolen Goods,Black Coboorgs, Black Merinoes,

Bine bus! White Cheeked and Fancy Flaaael,Scotch CachemaVes. Cassimeres, Broadcloth,

Doeskin, Bunting, Etc., Etc.

Clothing and Hosiery,Cassimere Suits, Bine Flannel Suit.Blue and Black Cloth Pants. Flannel Shirts,

Merino and Cotton rndershirts,Vina and S cks, Fait Baal.

c"-iry- . Hardware, Ac.Needles. Knivt, .j s,

Lead Iron .Pipa. r. QM gkinf ou ClothFelt Saddle Cloths. ft. ling Trunks,

Card,. Hessians.Paying Biing, G!,

GrooertNamely Crashed Sugar, LoafGoth. Sansage, Currants. Raiaias. Skoll'd 5,

Vinegar, Mustard. French Peas, Beans, Olives,

Morton's English Preserves,Herring. Sardels, Oatmeal. Canary Seed, Etc.

Wines, Beers and Spirits,Namely Norwegian Ale. Key Brand,Hock Wine. Bordeaux, Claret. Tokay,Hungarian Wines. Alcohol, Gin, Cognac, Etc

GO IALSO ;. - -

Tobaooo, Cigars and CigaritosPrinting and Wrapping Paper,

Soaaa, Philoeoare, Perfumery, Lavender Water,

Eau de Cologne, shoemakers' Twin,

And a Variety of Other ArticlesFar Hale at Liberal at a lea.

flm F. A. SCHAEFER dt CO.

California Apples, per Steamer.WWOat SALE BYJT sot bou.es a oa

Saloon Pilot Bread,IXXIVEP PHt XCRRAT, IM QH. 1

cAi;t i m s" crsullh a co.

GOODS LANDING

EX

Hawaiian Bark " R. C. Wylie,"

115 DA

FROM BREMO!

Pink Pd Print. Fancy Prints,

Dark Fancy Prints, Pbawl Pattern Printi,

Chinti Print, White ud Black Print.Turkey Red Cotton. Assortment White Cottoni.

Atlurtmect f Brown Cotton. Slot Cottrai,Brown Cotton Prill. Bine Cotton Drill,

Heavy Bine Denimi, Hickory Stripei,

Blue and White Ticking!,

Blue Twilled Saxony Flannel, Black Cobonrgi,

Blnck Silk Alpacas, Waterproof Tweedl,

Linen Pbeeting. Cotton Pbeeting,

Woolen Blanket!, Brown Cotton Socks.

Ladies' White Stockings. Mosquito Netting.

Victoria Lawns, Lines Handkerchiefs,

Silk Handkerchiefs. CoUon Hack, Towels,

Black and Fncy Silk Necktie,

Black and colored French Merino,Laae Shawls. Linnet and Cotton Thread,

Patent Thread on cards.

Fine Cloths and Cashmeres for Coats and Pants,

Fine Black French Serxe.

Bedford Cord. Twilled Batatas,

Twilled Cambric, heavy Canras for Lining,

Assortment of Burlaps, Sail Twine.

Fine Assortment of Clothing.

English Saddles. French Calfskins.

Lnbin's Extracts, Eau dc Cologne,

Macassar Oil, Fancr Soaps,

Black Jet and Fancr Ornaments,

Necklaces, Crosses, tc, India Rubber Balls.

Fine Scissors, Common Scissors, Sheep Shears,

Pen and rocket Knives,

Coco Handled Butcher Knives,

Charcoal Box Irons. Tinned Lanterns,

Galvanized Iron Washing Tubs.

Galr. Iron Buckets, Galv. Iron Pipe, j to 1J in.

Saucepans, Spurs. Hoop Iron, Rivets,

Yellow Metal Sheathing, Composition Nails.

Toilet Mirrors, Feather Dnsters,

Harmonicas, Accordcons, Gold Borders.

Gn Powder, Market Baskets,

Wrapping Paper, Nuremberg Tots,

Tumblers, Palm Oil, Caustic Soda,

Portland Cement, Flagg Stones, Slates,

Fire Bricks, Pipe Clay.

Hubbnck's Linseed Oil,

Hubbnck's White Zinc Paint,Black and Green Paints, Red Lead.

A full assortment of German , French and Eng-

lish Groceries,

Liebig'i Extract of Meat, Candles.

Castor Oil. Epsom Salts,

Tar and Pitch, Cordage. Corks,

Empty Petroleum Tiercel,

Empty Syrup Tierces.

Assorted Clarets.'Rhine Wine,

Boutclleau'i Cognac, I t 4 diamondi,

German Ale, quarts and pints ;

Jeffrey's Ale, do. . do.

Jeffrey's Stoat, do. do.

Lager Beer, do. do.

Bavarian Beer, do. do.

Genuine Holland's Gin,

Aleohol in 1 gallon domrjohnt.

Havana and German Cigars!

A Few Rrgntlator Clock,

A SMALL IKVOICE OF HEAVY GOLD

WATCH CHAINS.

Etc, EM., Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc.

The Trade are Invitee to In a. pee I these New

Good a-- which are now being Opened

at Oar Store.

H. HACKFELD & CO.

NEW PHOTOGRAPHS!

A FEW PHOTOGRAPH VIEWS

TAKEN BT

.. 3VE O E TL. Ti 33 IX .lave-l- from lahlli.

CAM BE OBTAI. ED AT THE STOREthe undersigned. s.mong tbem are these t

lew of the City and Han. r 0f Honoral.. takenfrosa Pa.ekbowl anqautiaaably the laeatpicture of Honolal. extant.

View of Port and Harbor of Papeete.View in Koolan. Oahn..Mountain Scenery in Koolan, Oahn.Point Venus. Tahiti.Australian Steamer at Wharf in Honulola.Diamond Head. Hoanl.ln.Mckeagne's Sugar Planution. Koolan.Tamarind and Cocoauut Trees.Map of Tahiti and Moore,These are all very fcely taken, and can be had

mounted or ananonnted. For Sale by

4M-- : H. M. WHITNET.

Writing Papers.JJ1 CAr . Eat--II. i, and M Jba. to the

Legal Cap Taper It and It In, to the ream.Broad and Narrow Bill PinalFin. Kuled Letter Paper.C'wuuiercJal and French Ruled Soe Paper.?'"ir ttt1 WPer and Envelope.. (Dew atylea.)Ladle Wane and Hok Initial Paper and Envelopes,Indies Plain White inlnal Paper and Envelope.A areatrariecy of all kinds and sfee of Envelope.For ease by

'm H. M. WHITNEY.

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE

International Exhibition-17- 6-Pliiladolplila.

Oeueral Hearnlatlona lor Foreign EahlblSora.

The Congress of the United Stttc of America has

provided for the boldinr;or an Erhibition of Arts,

Msnnfncinrcs, and Products ol the Soil and Mine.

A proclmtlon by the President, lssned Joly 4,

annooncxd the Exhibition and commended It to all

nations.Upon the nomination of the Governor ol the

SUtc and Terrilorie ol the United States the Pre

ident bas appointed Coniroissloncri to represent

each State and Territory In the United State Cen-

tennial Commission. This Commission has been

charted with the doty ol perfecting and carrying

onl the plan fur holding the Exhibition.It oBccrs are :

Vest'rfeaf.

Joscrn R. Havurr, Connecticut.

V'e VeWaV.1,.

A. T. Gsshorn, Ohio.Orestes Cleveland, New Jersey.Wm. M. Byrd. Alabama.John D Cnigh, California.Robert Lowry, Iowa.Robert Mallory. Kentucky.

IHrtttor-Grnem- l.

Alfred T. Gosborn, Ohio.

Secretary.John L. Campbell, Indiana.

Ezerutirt Owairtee.Daniel J. Morrell, Pennsylvania.Alfred T. Gosborn. Ohio.Walter W. Wood, Virginia.E. A. Straw, New Hampshire.N. M. Backwlth. New Tork.James T. Earle, Maryland.Geo. II. Corliss, Rhode Island.John G. Stevens. New Jersey.Alex. R. Buteler, West VirginiaRichard C. McCormick, Arixona.Lewis Wain Smith, Georgia.John Lynch, Louisiana.Janes Birner, Michigan.

Bute L Duration of the Exhibition. The Exhi-

bition will be held at Falrmouttt Park, In the Cityof Philadelphia, and will be opened on the lOlli dayof April, 1S76, and closed od the 19th of Octoberfollowing;.

Rule II. Organization of Exhibits. AH Govern-

ments have been invited toappoiut Commissions,

for the purpose of organizing their departments ofthe Exhibition. The Director-Genera- l should be

notified of the appointment of such Foreign s

before January 1, 1875.

Allotment ot space. Full diagrams of the build-

ings and grounds will be furnished to the Foreign

Commissions on or bclore Febiuary 1, 1ST5, indica-

ting the localities to be occupied by each nation,subject, however, to revision and readjustment.

Rule IIL Applications for space. Applicationsfor space and negotiations relative thereto must be

conducted with the Commission of the country towhich the applicant belong.

l'ule IV. Foreign Commissions are requested tonotify the Direct Of--General, not later than May 1,

1S75, whether they desire any iucreaseor diminutionol Ihe space offered them, and the amount.

Rule V. Before December 1, 1S75, the ForeignCommissions must furnish the Director-Genera- withapproximate plans showiug the manner ol allottingthe space assigned to tlietn, and also with lists oftheir exhibitors, and other information necessarylor the preparation of the Official Catalogue.

Custom-hous- regulations. Products broughtinto the United States, at the ports of Boston, NewYork, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Portland, Me., PortHuron, New Orleans, or San Francisco, intendedfor display at the International Exhibition, will beallowed to go forward to the Exhibition buildings,under proper supervision of customs officers, withont examination at such ports of original entry, andal the close of the Exhibition will be allowed to goloward to (be port from which they arc to beexported. No duties will be levied upon suchgoods unless eotered for consumption in the UnitedStates.

Rule VI. Delivery and Removal of goods. Thetransportation, receiving, unpacking, and arrangingof the products for exhibition will be at the expenseof the exhibitor.

Rule VII. Reception of goods. The installationof heavy articles requiring special foundations oradjustment should, by special arrangement, beginas soon as the progress of the work upon the build-itig- s

will permit. The general reception of articlesat the Exhibition Buildings wiircommencc on Jan-uary 1, IS?,, and no articles will be admitted afterMarch 81, 1S76.

. Rule VIII Forfeiture of space. Sptee assignedto Foreign Commissions and not occupied on the 1stol April, 1876, will revert to the Director-Genera- l

for reassignment.Rule IS. If products ore not Intended lor com-

petition. It mnst be to statrd by the exhibitor; andthey will be excluded from the examination by theInternational Juries.

Rule X. Official Catalogue. An Official Cata-

logue will be published in four distinct versions,viz., English, French, German, aud Spanish. Thesale of Catalogues is reserved to the CentennialCommission.

The ten departments of the classification whichwill determine the relative location of articles hi theExhibition, except in such collective exhibitionsas may receive special sanction. and also the ar-

rangement of names in the Catalogue, arc as follows :

L Raw Materials Mineral, Vegetable, aud Ani-

mal.2 Materials and Manufactures used for Food, or

in the Arts, the result of Extractive or CombiningProcesses.

S. Textile and Felted Fabric!; Apparel, Costumes,and Ornaments for the Person.

4. Fnrniturc and Manufactures of general use in

construction and in dwellings.5. Tools, Implements, Machines, and Processes.6. Motors and Transportation.7. Apparatus and Methods for the Increase and

diffusion of knowledge.8. Engineering, Public Works, Architecture, etc.9. Plastic and Graphic Arts.10. Objects illustrating efforts for the Improve-

ment of the Physical, Intellectual, and Moral Condi-

tion of Man.

Rule XI. Foreign Commissions may publishCatalogue lor their respective sections

Rule XII. Charges and exemptions. Exhibitorswill not be charged for space.

A limited quantity of steam and water power willbe supplied gratuitously. The quantity of each willbe settled definitively at tbc time of the allotmentsol space. Any power required by the exhibitor inexcess of that allowed will be furnished by the Cen- -

with their pullevs, belting, etc., fortLc transmissionpower from main shafts in Machinery

Hall. All arrangements of and decorationsmust be in conformity with tbc general plan adop-

ted by Director-Genera-

Responsibility for safely goods. Special

which exhibitor Foreign mayInsure their own

Foreign may oftheir n to guard their good duringboar tbe Exhibition Is open to Ap-

pointment of each tbeapproval Ibe Director

Rule Exhibitors' agents.or such agent as designate, shall be

responsible for tbe receiving, unpacking, ar-

rangement of aa a Ibeir atclose tbe Exhibition ; bot shall be

permitted act a inch agent until be can give tothe Director-Genera- l written evidence of havingbeen approved by Commission.

Rule XVI. Each package must be" To the Commission for f.Vow of Coiiiitrjf t the

Exhibition ol 1876, Philadelphia, Uni-

ted of America," and should bar. at least

two labels affixed to different but opposite sides ofeach case, ami giving the follow ing Inforfcation :

Rule XVII. (1) The country fromcomes; (2) name or firm of the exhibitordence of the exhibitor; 4) depart nienl to which

objects belong ; (i) total number of package ent

by that exhibitor; (6) serial number of that partic-

ular package.Rule XVIII. Within each package should be a

list oi all objects itRule XIX. ll no authorized person la at hand to

receive good on their arrival t the Exhibition

building, they will be removed without delay,stored at the cost and risk whomsoever it mayconcern.

Rule XX. Excluded irtlclei. Article that are

to way dangerous or offensive, also patent Bnedi- -

nostrums, and empirical preparation whose

ingredients are concealed, will not be admitted to

Exhibition.Rule XXI. The removal of gooda will not be

prior to the close of the Exhibition.Rule XXII. Reproduction of articles. Sketches,

drawings, photographs, or other reproductions ofarticles exhibited, will only be allowed upon

forthcoming.

of. the and Independent maintained course, of

but ol of building be trcngth, but giant The

made Director-General'- s sanction. launched to find iUelf from

XXIII. Immediately nothing The

tbc Exhibition, exhibitors spiritualists, the cajolery of and

effects, and complete be- - ami the

fore December 31, 1876. satire religious and religious

by General and sold the respecting llcentious-peuse-

or disposed of uuder the direction ness and intemperance, the scarcely

of Centennial CommissionRule XXIV. Acknowledgment or rule. Each

person who becomes an acknowl-

edges and undertakes keep rules aud regula-

tions established government ol the Exhi-

bition.regulation will be issued concerning the

exhibition of fine arts, organization interna-tional juries, of prizes, and salesarticles within buildings, on other pointsnot touched upon these instructions.

Rule XXV. Communications concerning the Ex-

hibition should be addressed to Direclor-Gen-eral- ,

International Exhibition, 1876, Philadelphia,Pa., V. 8. A."

The Centennial Commission reserve the right loexplain or amend these regulations, whenever itmay be deemed necessary for the interests of theExhibition. A. Gosiiorn,

L. Campbell, Dinctor-Gtmral- .

Seerttarg.Philadelphia, July 4. 1ST.

the Brooklyn Scandal Case.

A New York View of ibe Bccchcr-1'ilto-n

natter.The following statement was written by a gentle-

man high standing, connected with the press, andwell ucqualulcd with tbc parties concerned in

above case. Coniiug from source it docs, itmay be relied on as impartial aud correct, j

Whoever has read, as some extent 1 have beenprofessionally required to do, the of the

sections of the during the lastmonths, can hardly have failed to notice that whereMr. Beecher is best known (be least has beengiven to tbc propagated so sedulously

him; where he is persuuallyknown, they liaTC been felt to cast a darker shadowover his name. this city no reputable paper except the Doiig Graphic (ia that a reputable paper?)has sanction: nature.

New Tork, and JCngle, Brooklyn, ministry, and experiencebotli politically hostile to Mr. Beecher, have been,throughout, among his atanchest delendcra. Itwould be to find a single clergyman or a

single Ulan in the communitygives any credence to the accusations of Mr.

I naturally with conservativemen, w ho are personally not to Mr. Beech-

er, many whom were opposed to hla

slavery course, lo whom his peculiarmethods are distasteful, and I have yet bear onewho does not that he has been the victim inpart of the cunning of bis foes, aud in part of

trustfulness and the undue charily of hisown nature. In the Union League Club, where Mr.

Moulton and Mr. Carpenter are both personallyknown, and where for two Mr. Moulton hasbeen w hispering mysteriously that he was in thepossession of tremenduous and that Mr.

"is under my sir ! under my thumb,"it would be difficult to find half dozen men of any

attach any lo any-- I

thing Mr. Tilton has or that Mr. Moulton cansay, unless supplied by strong corroborative testi-- i

mouy.I in tbis to give the readers of

Adrurire a history of this case as it appears to the Sewt Yorker. In this hiatory I shall stale some facts not

in evidence, but on newspaper gossip,nothing that I do not either know personally or ontestimony that is unquestionable direcL

It is no that Mr. Tilton bas beenten years animated by animosityMr. Beecher, incited by envy, aggravated by

increasing popularity and his own rapidand accumulating disasters. ForyearsMr.

Beecher's best trieods have endeavored to persuadehim of fact in vain. Ue "thinketh no evli,'"and carries bis disregard of prejudicial rumors andstories to the of shutting his ears agaiustwell autheulicalcd evidence, and has.

Mr. Tilton began his attack on Mr. inPlymouth Church itself, for holding on to Ihc HomeMissionary Society after the American MissionaryAssociation was organized. Those who rememberthat battle will bear witness thai it was not a merediscussion ol principles, bot was a personal attack

the preacher and the man. The next assaultwas a Suffrage meeting, if I remember

from a little Bible or Testament in his Mr.Tilton picked it up, and following Mr. Beecher,

from its fly leaf the words which showed Ita gift from some lady, lithe theme ofwhat was, the least, an unseemly witticism. Mr.BeccUer repelled it with quietwho witnessed the scene will not soon forget.

Independent forand Beecher editor, it was only tomake a for Theodore, whom be badadopted, whom he loved his own son. And

at tbc close of the Mr. Beecher, misled,as I thought then still think, adhered to Presi-

dent after the the Republicans hadwithdrawn from bis support, aud wrote that

unwise Cleveland letter, Mr. Tilton seized hisopportunity to prove, what he bad

teiinial Commission at a fixed Demands for j publicly asserted, that Mr-.- done hisinch excess of power also be eettled at the work, and other and where coming totime of Ihe allotment of take his place. He ceased the publication of Mr.

Rule XIII. Exhibitors provide, at their Beecher's sermoni and commenced a series ofIlbow-cse- , shelving, counters, fittings, tori! upon him. The were

etc., which may require; and countershafts, not behind tbe scenes, as I to be, thought

of tbe thearticles

tbeof exra- -

or

watchmen to

the

of

any

Ibe

and

to

the the

to

less

the

the

and

Mr.

Mr.

but

hat Mr. Beecher bad, in a pique, to tbcdependent tbe independence of ita editor, with- -

drawn bis sermons, and I arc multi-tude- a

to tbis day. Otherapplied to Mr. Tor tbem, but be would

Sot

preservation of all object Exbl- - j bis connection-- with the Independent, whoseb'rtion : but it will in wy be for Mr. Tilton closed bim, nnderMr.damage low any kind, or lor by fire leadership, do a

olberwiae, originating. t theological or a guide. even then.XIV. Favorable will be arranged tbc wax tbe pnbliaber

Commissions

Commissionsow choice the

tbewill be

Foreign Commi-ssion, may

andtor

person

the proper

International

and

cine,

permitted

and

Facts

few

and

believe

who

article

and

this

and

became

and

who

and

was to a new paper, Mr.

would not persuaded to go it, be-

cause would do nothing woold injure Theo-

dore, or would to be a punishment thecourse pursued toward,

reasons length Mr. Tilton left tbeIndependent are known perhaps In tbe West wella here. Mr. bas partially, butpartially, stated them. It waa secret that Mr.

Tilton, the editor ol a waa

to drink hi wine, Delmonico dinner; theeditor an evangelical newspaperin Ihe evangelical creed sod sympathy with evangel--

leal people; the editor a religion paper becamea Ibe French theater, and was currently

h oieTow to carry his derotloo lite (Jrmii t

Behind the scerirslnd tffperemril acrraafT.t-ani-'- i

with the popular actreaae of the dy. TheMnrlea tfafch were broht to Mr. Beechrr, and on

which he advised Mr. Tilton' dismissal, were com-

mon tatt in BroaWyn and New T.rt Andlh rest

it of w orld wa never cbrttble enough to believe(S) rest- - tbem ; It does lo tbl day.

Mr. Tilton's aabiatrin had been to bo the leaderof a new movement in clmrcb n. state, a partyv, hose social principle involved the dissolution ofttic household; a without a a

or a Christ. And be did not abandon thethe chair Ihc ndrprrtaVni was

taken from The Golden Age became theprophet of the new unformed organism. Mr.

Moulton became treasurer of the new paper.A lellow student of Mr. Tilton's, a man amtlo-gon- s

mold, like him a born sensationalist, like hlnralways histrionic, like him, a a citizen

him to me only yesterday, on theboards," he gave Mr. Tilton the assurance thatwhatever funds were wanted for the Golden Age

should And on that itwas started.

But Irom first to the Golden Age

Experiment that it was not Mr. Tiltou thathad kept up the Independent but Independent

had kept up Mr. Tilloa. Under other editorJoint exhibitor the Director-Gene- the its shorn

ral; view portion the may i's old a Goldeix Agn

upon ihe only upon the boal

Rule Removal of which could extricate It. appeal to

after close of the shall re- - thetheir such removal Christian portion of community, the sharp

Goods then remaining will on work Institutions,

be removed tbc Director for ex- - silence

olhcwi6C concealed advo- -

the

exhibitor therebythe

fur the

Specialthe of

of specialthe

in preliminary

"The

T.

in

ofall

papersdifferent country

weightscandals

against while,

In

businesswhoTilton. mingle largely

attachedof heartily

unwise

years

secrets,Beecher thumb,

character weight whatever

propose

nothing

downfall

alwaysBeecher

at Woman's

quoted

dignity

itsplace

war,

JohiKon of

beforeBeecher

younger

mustcriticisms public, who

all happenedpunish In

forsuppose

Bcccbcr

responsibleaccident! Tilton's safe,

howeverfacilities though capital offered,

goods.

subject

ready begin

only

paper,

belief

ofhe

Mtenflaner

not

religion church, Bible,ambition

editorial of

"lway

failure.proved

goods.

Beecher

cacy of free-lov- the impetuous devotion to theGreeley cause, and finally the novel, were all failures,and tbc Golden Age waa golden only because of thegold It swallowed up, never because) of goldenIt laid. Meanwhile the ChrUtian Vnion, assumednow by Mr. Beecher, M work wit finUhed,and whose place was to be taken younger men,"

up in three or so from three thousand to ahundred and twenty thousand circulation.

He that knows Theodore Tilton, and bow withhim vanity has always been a mania, can understandhow embittering him would be such an expectedissue. He who knows Mr. Beecher, and how

and misfortune always appeal to hi kindliernature, can understand the charily, wbieh, to thosew ho do not know It, seems like andand moral weakness, and even the sign of guilt. Itwas just like Mr. Beecher to interpose himself be-

tween Theodore Tilton and the consequences of bisown folly, and trust by love und patience to win himback to purity and He believes that love I

omnipotent. He has tried his philosophy, and ithas (ailed.

It was just like Beecher to large allow-ance for tnc embittered spirit embittered by failureaud disappointed ambition -- and to trust that ifTheodore be pulled through deepwaters would be well with him and bis nobler (?)

nature would assert itself. And It just likeTilton and Moulton to play upon Mr. Beecber'ihope and trust, and let him pull them through.

There are in Mr. naturewhich his friends understand, but which Ihe worlddoes not so which account lor a course that ina colder, shrewder man would have beeu strangeindeed.

He is almost the most trnstful man I knew.His knowledge of human is never set towatch over his owu personal interests. He neverdistrusted Theodore Tilton till the publication ofthe letter of Bacon iu the Golden Agr; and neverdistrusted Moultou till Moulton'sgive him bis ow n papers. This trustfuluess Ischar- -

nret ended to tire them while the acteristic of a great and guileless In hisWorld, iu the in earlier and a

autito

a

said,

secret here forto

Beeclier's

extent

upon

baud.

made

a which

hidmust

tbey

therethink paper

eithersocial

tbey

State

Jonx

often

why

rhicnuntrue

when

last

assent

whose

years

fear,

truth.

make

could only

three

welt,

nature

until

Rule

only

prudentwife had tauvht him better, was a prey bvg- -

gars. When I edited bis "Sermons" (Harper'sEdition), he entrusted to me all that bad been published up to that date, his only copies, over MX).

' And iu answer to a letter urging on his revision ofIhc work, I have, somewhere among my li tters, oneIrom him, replying in his tashion thai makes overto me all singnlar bis serranns in fee simple, tohave and to hold, and to do with as I choose onlysave Irom the printers. Of course they arc notmine, but his, and after bis death they belong lo bis

executors. They remain in my attic becausethat is as sale a place as his own. But I can wellunderstand, and so can all who know bim, howshould entrust all his papers in this business to Mr.

Moulton, and he be struck dumb withastonishment at the refusal to return them to him.

Add to these the exceeding pitilulness of his na-- 'tare. He always is on the tide of the week in-- !

stinctively. Il was tbia instinct, when the battlewas over, that made bis heart yearn to the South,and long fur her redemption, and inclined toseparate from tbein who, with policy wiser, perhaps,but less generous certainly, would relax no advan-- .

tage gained in war till all was secure. " Isaid he me once, " heard Dr. Finney get the sin-

ners down in that tremendous way of his, and hammer them w ith the eternal justice of God, I didnot long cry out to him, Let them up, Finney,Oh ! lei them np I" Theodore Tilton was down,and Theodore Tilton was to him as a son; adoptedby him ; trained and brought up by him ; lifted upby bis own Influence a oolite place. And now allwas squandered. Tbc place was gone. Reputationwas gone. The family waa no longer a refuge.

waa clean gone The Golden Age was afailure, financially and every way. Mr. BVecbcr'a

whole heart went ont to this bankrupt. It was justlike him to accuse himself of the for wtiichTilton alone was responsible. It was just likehim to stand for years Iu the rp, trying to lavewhat was beyond all hope of salvation. It was justlike him to excuse the embittered jealousy of thedisappointed man, and hope redeem him from notonly earthly ruin, but a sbaltcred son), by bringinghim out into prosperity again. It was just like himto pay money, lime after time, and finally In one

eS.OOOto set the fallen friend up again. And itright, in Dr. Chccvcr's church. Mr. Beecberquoted waa just like him to tire at the Drat threat of black- -

atthose

aswhen

to

the safe tbe

the

the

the

eggs

mail, to dare tbe worst when no lonjer hi goodnature, but bis fern were threatened, and to demanda searching inquisition of all that could be said orhad been said against bim.

. II his course wai weak, it wis the weakneil of a

charity too large and too or; If tt wisfear, il wis fear fur other for a friend he fain would

When the famous Irio letired from the woman crazed by her own wrong whom

almost

andrest

true

price.men

space.

for

by

was

ever

Dr.

Mr.

and

would protect from the madness of her own hus-

band.It is because these qualities in Mr. and Mr.

Beecher arc well known, and In Mr. Moulton rea-

sonably well kuown, that tbe verdict of Brooklynand New Tork i almost without a distcuting voice,that Mr. Beecher bas barely escaped the most

conspiracy ever contrived agaimt a great and

good man.I put my name to tbli article that yonr readers

may understand tbe more clearly that it la the re-

flection of another's views, not of yonr own. Butyou and they may il reflecti tbe belterjudgment of all Ihc better claseri in the city wherethis extraordinary drama been enacting.

Lraas Abbott.Cornwall-on-Hndso- Aug. IS.

Ice Notice.makcnoiiew.contr.cts with other till thepaper r .cnri Kl T iii.RirrnrnBF EXIST- -

itroctiom ol iny Kind, whether in the buildings or old contract was formally annulled. till tbc ISO with w. M Wallace, lor deiiv.rinx ice and

ground, can onlv be made upon the written ap- - , publication had been omitted for weeks, I think for' 8'"!lr r"1'- - a eanceflea by nnrtaai rewsewt.

Hereafter Ice arU b aoM by the Cake. Half rake andprovalofthe Director General. months, did Mr. Beecher yield to the pressure of his j.,arw r take, froaen In ties of amt ttar.. oaioa as for- -

The Centennial Commission w ill take crccantion fr:ends. and consent to never flnallv and cnmnletelv merit. Th- - prV irtn for V. bol Cak. n iiii.rfor in column

no bad to which,or of was longer as

or Andind

by

employ watebmen

public.

of Geoeral.XV.

objects, well removalof no

tohis

iddred

contain!.

difficult

an

without delayBeecher be into

be thatseem

bim.The at

notemperance accus-

tomed itof disavowed

habitue of

the

him.

of

leadingdescribed

be assurance

wasa

that

still.

move

rau

to

irresolution,

Mr.

intoall

elements Beecher's

Mr. refusal to

he to

he

biiu

literary

he

how should

him

never,"to

thatto

to

Character

ruin

to

snm,

suspecting.

avc,he

Tilton

be sure that

has

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