ocr: the Polynesian, april 378 BSUINESS CARDS. D.N. FLIT NER, CONTINUES his old business at the new store in Makee's new fire proof building, corner of Queen and Kaahumanu street. Chrono uet.-rs Rated by observations of the 8n-na stars with a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the Meridian of Honolulu. Particular atten tion siven to fine watch repairing. Sextant and Qiadraut glasses silvered and adjusted Charts and Nautical instruments constantly on hand and for sale Honolulu Nov. 17th. 1S52 28 tf Honolulu Jledical Hall. CORNER OF MERCHANT &. KAAHUMANCJ STREETS. DR. McKIBBEX, SURGEON, &c, . i .. .1 .. ..inJi.H ih MKDICINES. PERFUMERY, &c, " o rVhi beiiy: Family Medicines and Prescriptions careluUy prepared. Medicine Chests examined and re fitted on reasonable terms. Attendance ...the office from 8 A. M. ti 1 6 P. M o. week H frvm K f 11 II A. 31. Oil DUHUajS. U ' V w - - HOTELS &C. 1avn. an at his residence. Union street. 34-tf The- Northern Assurance Company, (Estab lished 1836.) HpOR FIRE and Life Assurance at home and j abroad. CAPITAL iCl,259.7GO STERLING. The undersigned has been appointed Agent for the Sandwich Islands. ' 110 BERT CHESHIRE JAMON, June lCth, 1836. 7-tf at Honolulu. CHAS. F. GUILLOU, LATE SURGEOV UNITED STATES NAVY Consular Physician to Sick American OFFICE next door to J. C. Spalding, Kaahumanu Street; hcsi i r in a m tro P. a!., and iroui 4 to 5 P.M. At other hour enauire at dwellins. 7-tf J. F. COLBURN, AUCTIONEER, Honolulu, Oaliu. S. HOFFMEYEB. COMMISSION M KIK H ANT. Dealer in Ship Chandlery nnrf General cfcaudije. LAHAl vA, MAUf, 11 I. Mer- if JOSEPH P. GR1SWOLU, Attorney at Law. Office Kaahnmanu Street, II noIulu, Oahu.-26-t AGENT FOR LLOYD'S. tiik iT.MnP.RSlRVRD bfs to notify to Merchants, Ship owners, and fliipmaatcra.tnat he has received the appoint ment of AGENT at these iblands tor l.i.otd-8, loxdoh. ROBERT C. JAMON. Honolul u , March 25th, 1856. 47-1 f AGENT FOR THE Liverpool Underwriters' Association. THE UNDERSIGNED bees to notify to Merchants, Ship owner and Shipmaster, that he has received the appoint ment of AGEi'T at these islands for the Liverpool Under writer's Association. ROBERT C. JANION. Honolulu. March 25th 1846. 47-tf FJuOnunS STAPEIJHORST, Agent for the Bremen Board of Underwriters. THE UNDERSIGNED .having been appointed Agent for the Hremen Hoard of Underwriters, begs to inform the com inerci il public in general, that all average claims arai,nt th; said Underwriters, occurring in or about this Kingdom, will have to be verified by hi in. Masters of Bremen vessels entering this or any other port of the Hawaiian Islands, in distress or average, are requested to apply to the same at their earliest convenience. FLORENS STAPEXHORST. Honolulu, 1st July, 1654. 42 tf Office Nuuanu-street. CHARLES W. VIMTCE1MT, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, THE UNDERSIGNED would inform his friends and the public, that he has taken the well known Cat pe titer prem ises of O il. Lewers, Esq. on Fort street, and would soli cit that patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed. All orders in the various branches of Building, Plans, Speci fications and contracts attended to' with promptness and dispatch. CHARLES W. VINCENT. Honuluki, Doc. 1, 1856. 30 tP C. A. TAKER, Sail Maker, Honolulu, Oahn, S. I. ilasconstantly on hand and for sale, hemp and cotton 'Cap vans, Duck, Rigging, Patent Blocks, Needle, Old Sails aud ever) thing appertaining to -the trade. Orders promptly n tended to, mid executed witliquirk despatch- " DICKINSON TYPE FOUNDRY. PHELPS & D ALTON, Bostox. L. P. Fisher, Agent, : . : San Francisco. O- Order solicited for Type, Lead., Rules, &c 96-tf 17-tf LIBERTY HALL PUBLIC HOUSE Maunakea Street, the bestof Wines, Liquors, Cigars &c. on hand. A good BOWLING JAS1ES DAVIS. The White Horse Hotel. TTTM. PEARSON bees to inform his frienils and the public VV generally, that he has made great iinproveinent3 on his premises, ana tnai ne nas now every accoininouaiioii ior ioaru ing and Lodgings. Rooms to be had, furnished or unfurnished His Bar will be well supplied with the choicest Wines, Spirits and Malt Liquors. The Proprietor hopes by strict attention to the wants of his customers to merit a share of pubjic patronage. S3 tf TOBACCO! CIGARS AND SiNUFFS! STEWARD RESPECTFULLY INFORMS msinenas ana me public ffeneral v- that he has now on hand an extensive assortment of the above articles, all of the choicest brands. He will dways have on sale as complete a Rtock as is pro curable in the market. He offers the following ar ticles, all of the first quality, on reasonable terns : Anderson's Solace, v . Bufinlo Chips, Citron, Morning Glory, JT. Patrick & Co.'i Diamond P. . lionrr Devr, Golden Leaf. LrucioiiM Luxury, If atom I Leaf, . . Richmond 8', Vnrln&'A Canister, ' Spanish Mixed, Aromatic, et her Rip Manila Cigar No. 2, twist ends, Cheroots, Haranna Ciar in fancy boxes, Fancy SnnflTs, etc. ALSO A General Assortment of GROCERIES Hotel street, near the French Hotel. 8-3m National Hotel Billiard Saloon. THE PROPRIETOR desires to inform Ins Iriend that lie has rebuilt and entirely refitted the ahove establishment, with all the latest iinjircrcments of the day. Thoe fond of the gentlemanly recreation of Milliards, will find every thing requisite to their ainiis nicnt. The Baria supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors, Cigars &.c. Q3-tf JOSEPH BOOTIh NATIONAL HOTEL, Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel streets. THE UNDEIISHiNEI), Proprietor of the above establish tnent, would inform his friends and the public, that with his extensive stock of the best brands of 'int-s .md Liquors, new Billiard saloon, Bowling Alleys, and gentlemanly attend ants, nothing is leit wanting tor their comfort and amuse menu 22-ly JOSEPH BOOTH. HOTEL de FRANCE LAHAIN A, Formerly the Hawaiian Hotel. THE above old established and well known house has just been repaired and fitted up in style of superior elegance ana taste, winch equal any hotel in the group. The Proprietor, Mr. Eugene Bal, solicits the patronage of his friend.-, mid others visiting Lahaiua. The tble will be supplied w ith the best the market affords. No pains w ill be neglected to merit the esteem aud good will of patrons. 22-tf EUGENE BAL. HOTEL De FItANCE. French Hotel. JhsrjA VICTOR CHANCEREL, Proprietor, ffVTZl& begs i o inform h friends and the public general- II 1 1 1 ft 'f ' 111 ai "e nns maae extensive improvements in mm '3 hotpl nrpinispc mat ho nnw h.K.ii-fnuiriiiwI.i. tions for parties of 'every description. Also, at tached, a Billiard Saloon, fitted up in superior sfyle. Sleeping Rooms on the premises lor families or single gentlemen I lie Far is supplied with the choicest wines and liquors, and the proprietor, grateful for the libera I patronage heretofore extend ed to him, begs to assure the public that no pains will he spared to "iveentiresatisfaction to them and strangers visiting Hon olulu. COLl and WARM BATH:?. P.S Entrance by Fort. Iloteland Union sts. tf-lS COMMERCIAL HOTEL. JtssIL HENRY MACFARLANE Lens Tt 12' toacnuaini his friends, and gentlemen arriving , ' f ?5 in Honolulu, that his hotel will be found to J.$JKi' possesseverv requisiteaccommodation. W ines .. Spirits, Aleand Porterof superior quality. Su perior Billiard Tabi 3 and Bawling Allejs. liot, cold and shower Baths. Comer ot Beretaui aud Nuuanu streets. Honolulu, Sept. 21, t85:. Jv 19 D. N. FLITNER HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND SPLENDID assoitment of Jewelry, And other things in his line, suitable for Christmas and New Year's II liday Presents, consisting in part of Diamond rings, pi. s and stud.-, sets of cameos, Florentine pins, bracelets, charms, L ckets, locket rings, f eal rings, seals Gold pens and pencils, silver pencils, gold thimbles, Silver thimbles, sleeve buttons, patcut sleeve fa-teners, Ftuds, vest button-, gold watch chains, fob chains, Guard ribbon, cigar holders, silver cups, fai-g, Porte-monnaies, watch stands, card receivers, . Smelling bottTcs, shell combs, pocket knives, &c, Sec also Nautical instruments Chronometers on hand and for sale, Makee's Brick Building, corner of Queen and Kaa- humanu streets. 27-tf Bonnd Volumes AF THE "POLYNESIAN," vVOL. 14, VJ 18o6-7) lor sale at this office. Trice $6. 15-tf B LACKSMITH'3 Apply to COAL CONSTANTLY ON MaND. (23-tf) ROB T. C. JANION, Administrator's Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ItEEN appointed bv the Honorable Geo. M. Robert son, one of the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, sitting as Judge of Probate, Administrator of the Estate of Kuokoa, late of Waialua, Island of Oa- hu, Hawaiian Islands. Ihercfore, notice is hereby riv en to all persons indebted to said estate to make im mediate payment to my Attorney, Otho Ilinton, w ho can be found at all times at his office, in Honolulu, over Cr. r. Judd s drug store : also, all persons hav ing claimsagainst said estate are requested to Die- sent mem to my sai i Attorney, as he is fully au thorised to settle all claims against said estate, and receive and receipt for all monevs due the same, and to do all other acts and things that I mig-1 lawfully do in the premises. PUUKAIKEA. Administrator of the Estate of Kuokoa, late of Waialua. 14-tf BREAD, BREAD. I f LOAVES OF GOOD BREAD FOR ONE DOLLAR ! AT THE Store Ot GEORGE C. MCLEAN. H.lt J. Pot N'nninn Kf .t BREAD, BREAD. I f LOAVES OF GOOD BREAD FOR ONE DOLLAR! AT THE m Store of C. BRINIO, corner of Hotel and Mauna Kea sta. 85-tf Pale and Golden Sherries and Port. JUST RECEIVED PER ' GAMBIA.' FROM Tuke, Holdsworth & Co., London, bottled gen uine Vino Seco de Xercs de la Frontern." Also on hand, a small quantity of the well known GENUINE FRUITY PORT, from the same London House. For sale by T"TY TYr xi nn 4 v - . J nurxjUHi.AEGliK& STAPENHORST. j 49-tf GENERAL THE HUDSON'S The FOLLOWING MEN'S striped Long Cloth Tweed Trowsers; Waterproof Coats; White Kid Gloves; IJlack Lace Mantles; White Lace Sleeves; Men's Woolen Ladies white Co ton Girls' " Pilot Cloth Trowsers; Blue Cloth Jackets; Men's Boots. Cambrics, Tape Jacconet, Printed Assorted Priuted Lace and Muslin ' ' Turkey red and 4-4 striped and Assorted Table White Marseilles; White Brills; Satin Printed border Long Cloth and Striped and Check India Bandanas; Check and Brussels BlacU Silk Poplins of assorted Black Silk Mantles; Assorted Blankets, Colored Valentias, Fancy Vesting; Lastings; Carpenters Adzes; Files of all kinas; Round Iron; Tea Knives and Forks; Hand Saws; Pit Spades; Shovels; Brass Butt Hinges; Truck Wheels and Saucepans; Cross Tenon Saws; Brass Iron Screws; plated Heavy German Silver Chain Hooks; Butchers Steels; Curry Combs; Claw Metal Brace Buttons; Corkscrews; jrn Hurdles, ft. zontal bars, Sheet Iron; Coopers Frying Pans; An assortment of Stirrups, .Cavalry &c, complete. Strong Saddle Bags. Preserved Meats and Sauces;' Pickles; Sardines; Pickled Hemp and Cotton Yellow Metal; Copper Boat Nails; Redpath's patent Bolt Rope; Ratl$ic; Tarred Rope, ass'd Black Varnish; Composition Nails; Pitch; Seamkig Aartificial Horizon; Ships' Scrapers; Iron Ladles; ass'd Composition Spikes; Playing Cards; Paper Knives; Ivory Horse Brushes;. Curry Combs; Wine Glasses; setts Tortoise Shell Velvet Wine Corks; Paste Blacking; Beeswax; Bleached Huckaback; . Brown Vancouvei's C I Honolulu, 2oth 1 ALL PERSONS late William Henry are hereby requested to of November next, aiid all came are oouuea 10 24 tf Just AND FOR SALE 21 Rolls Gold and White Velvet Border, Kers French Zinc Baskets Champagne, Linen Summer Hats Tierces California IIIfbb!s Herring, BbU. Honolulu, Oct. 24, 1857


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ocr: Just Received ! AND FOR SALE LOW, by the undersigned 21 Rolls Gold and White French Paper, Velvet Border, Kers French Zinc Paint, , Baskets Champagne, Linen Summer Hats (new style), Tierces California Salmon, IIIfbb!s Herring, BbU. Ham(estphiilia). J. C. SPALDIXG. ! Honolulu, Oct. 24, 1857 25. tf

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ocr: I GOOD AND CHEAP 71 la Quantities to snit Purchasers. CHAMPAGNE in pints and quarts: Extra Fine CLARETS; Common do.; Superior SAUTERNE; RHENISH "WINES; MUSCAT; PORT WINE; MADEIRA; Choice BRANDIES; . PEPPERMINT and ANNISETTE; Genuine HOLLANDS GIN; Common GIN; OLD TOM; KIRSCHWASSER, etc. etc. " For sale by MELOHERS k CO


ocr: To Lease. TORE LOTS ON FORT STREET, BETWEEN Kins and Hotel streets. Enquire of May 1, 1857. 52-tf A. J. CARTWRIGHT. TOBACCO! n T n i p n A AT T O TT Tf. U C I U 1 U A H O U Ol UTf O. TT STE WARD RESPECTFULLY INFORMS his friends and the public generally, that he has now on hand an extensive assortment of the above articles, all of the choicest brands. He will always have on sale as complete a stock as is pro- He offers the following ar- tides, all of the first quality, on reasonable terms : Andewon'i Solace, I in tin In Chins. Citron, ft w T- . J. Patrick & Co.'s Diamond P. Honey Dew, Golden Leaf, Luscious Lnxurj, .Natural Leaf, Richmond 8'e, Vnrina'n Canister, Spanish .Mixed, Aromatic, Let her Rip, Manila Cisar Xo. 2, twist ends, Cheroots, Hamnna Cigars in fancy boxes, Fancy SuutTs, etc ALSO A General Assortment of GROCERIES Hotel street, near the French Hotel. 8-3m


ocr: FOR SALE. ft EVERAL COTTAGE SITES in the Valley ad k3 joining the Village of Honolulu consisting of highly productive Kalo lands, with never failing streams of water, and a fish pond. Also, a Tract of four lots on the plains, bounded by three streets. enquire at this office. 34-tf


ocr: l,c Polynesian PRINTING OFFICE BATING IN VSK . All IMPROV D ADAMS' IMPERIAL POWER PRESS! A X D Ja. a HUGGLES' CAHD PHESS! .... ASD BUVISQ TBI MOST .... ca to na acj as a oa f88QRTMENT OF ..AID. PRINTING" MATERIAL Of any Printing Office in the Hawaiian Islands, 13 ALWAYS PREPARED TO DO BOOK, JOB & MCI PRINTING I AMD IR BOOKS, CATALOG I ES, PAMPHLETS, PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS. COXSI LAR BLANKS. LEGAL BLANKS, ' WAV BILLS. SHOW BILLS, AUCTION BILLS. CARDS, sVc. Vc. (L7 Exicctios PaoMrr, Missu Near a Pa less Moieti. H Table r Pontage la Farcifa Caaatrie. The Asterisk Indicates that in case where It Is prefixed, unless Or sa-tr; jrs fr irs jf - T fjL


ocr: J3n CHutljoritn. TO BE SOLD, by public auction, on the New Esplanade, on the 13th of May, 1858, the leases of ground lots for One Hundred Years, (the rate to be adjusted equitably hy appraisers mutually chosen at the end of every twenty-five years,) of six lots, to le built upon of incombustible materials, ac cording to a plan to be seen at the office ot Mr. R. A. S. Wood, Superintendent of Pub lic Works. The six lots extend in line from the prem ises of Messrs. James Kobinson &. Co., with an esplanade in front of 143 feet wide, alon the margin of which goods can be landed or embarked. Purchasers of the ground lots will have to pay only the rent of each lot, quarterly semi-annually or annually, as may be arrang ed on the day of sale; and in the material and style of their buildings to conform to the general plan laid down by the Government, which has for its object uniformity in'appear- ance, the convenience of the public, au safety from fire. The six lots are of the following dimenJ sions, viz : 4 lots, each GO feet frontage bv 145 feet deep; 2 lots, each 53 feet frontage! by 145 feet deep. TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same dayJ the leases of nine ground lots for the samel Deriod. in rear of the marine lots, and kin between the premises of James Robinson $J Co. and Fort Street, the plans and drawing of which can be seen at the office of the Su perintendent of Public Works, and at thJ offices of Messrs. A. P. Everett and J. F Colburn, Auctioneers. L. KAMEHAMEHA, Minister of the, Interior.


ocr: Just Received ! 4 XD FOR SALE LOW, by the undersigned I Rolls Gold and White French Paper, " Velvet Border, Kegs French Zinc Paint, Baskets Champagne, Linen Summer Hats (new style), Tierces California Salmon, 1 Hlf bbls Herring, Bbls. Hams (Westphalia). J. C. SPALDIXG. Honolulu, Oct. 24, 1357 25.tf


ocr: I GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS i irFERs for nie, in lot to suit Purchaser, (althe lowest prices, the following MERCHANDISE : Dry Goods. I'orah handkerchief, White and grey merino shirts, " " " drawers. Check linen shirts, Calico ghirts, White L. B. shirts, Blue flannel shirts, Brown cotton, White blan'.ets, Black and brown felt hats. Colored Cohnrps, Colored India satin, " I dia rutmer coat-, mcoranze prints, green j-k table covers, ii cotton drawers, iiiiiiel " . drill " icns white cotton hose, ' trijed hof e, i.iiierd uuderslecves, jj nil hats, iry shirts, velvet, caps, with oilsilk covers,Silk umbrellas, t hneu haudkerchiefs. buskins, ' caif boots, y In 02a .s. fs' bootees, ; a syrup, :o cat-up, .i poaches, i. soap, blacking, Boots and Shoes. Calf Congress boots, Enameled leather Cong, boots, Kid slippers, Groceries. Assorted pickles, half-galls., Gherkin, half-galls, and qts., Tierces hams 'fine cut tobacco, in tin foil, I Naval Stores. Rusia cor dage assorted sizes, Manila cordage, " " . Cut nai! lanterns, Composition nails. j h cables, i duck, i 3 duck. . hing paper, Inron, 1 3 it iron, 1 -rs scales, i ipdstead, tide-lamps, er trunks, - pine clapboards, Lars, t knives, crews. rk, &.C. rior Hire's Tea; India Rubber Hose, half inch n:il 1 inch ; Urass Hoe Pipes; T Lead I'i pc, &c. &c Vc Sundries. V'erdisns, Curry combs, Table spoons, One French bedstead, Office clocks Wool carpeting, Cherry boards, Jute mats, Wrapping paper, L:impcliimneys, Hammers, i. RITSOX & HART, ilLEUSIN WIHES AND PIRIT , 1: THE OLD WIXE STOKE, Foot of Kaahu 1 ra urn St., offer for sale I t.VXDY in keirs and barrels; 1 MarteU's; " United Vineyard Proprietors; ? 4t Sazarac; in kes; iMAlCA HUM in casee; Miuiue OLD SCOTCH WHISKY, in I doz case?; )X()XGAHELA WHISKY, in bbls. & kegs f - OLD MONONOAIIELA WHISKY in 1 levies. ; LLANTDS GIN in cases; I ilElDAM GIN in cases; jfa SCHEIDAM SCIIXAPPS; S IE ITER'S BlTIEltS ; I KEirs lOUGIITOX'S " t-VUETS of different kinds; l)CKIIEIMEli; I.U I'EllXE; lUMPAGXE, pints and qts., different brands :EIUUE3, Pale and Brown; e OLD PORT; and other brands of AL.E, ' 1 HTEIt;


ocr: J M F ALL SIZES. 2l-if FOR SALE BY H. HACKFELD & CO. BULLOCKS' HORNS IT r33? EES 3XD 9 ilT HIGHEST RATES! Bv J. C. SPALDING. IW Contracts for one to three years made if desir ed. lloilolulu Sept. 4, 1857. 18 tf


ocr: AUCTION SALhS. A. P. CVEUETT, Auctioneer. EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT IN NUUAXU VALLEY! "117H.L EE OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION, SATUR V I)AV, April 24 th. at 1 2 o'clock, that valuable Building Lot belonging to Mr. Livingston, and situated near Mr. Bartlett's. It contains about one-third of an acre, with near 200 feet frontage. , Tehm8 One-quarter cash and remainder secured by mortzac at 1 per cent, per month, for a period of time to suit purchaser.


ocr: JOHN F. COLBUUN, Auctioneer. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., AT THE residence of II. Dreyfous, Smith's Row. Merchant street. will be sold the Entire Household Furniture. Honolulu, April 10, 1 $58. 49-2t J. F. COLBURN.


ocr: :opakt:vei:$iiii. rriIE UXPERSIONEO HAVE THIS D V KOItSIFD A COPART- 1 mrship under the style of KISlloP k CO.," lor Ihe pui'io of transaction a jreiieral HA .VA'.V.' business, eoiiiiertimc ti-c- with a Savinirs Bank, in Honolulu. CHAS. K. lllMlnp, AV. A. Al.l'KH H. P. S. Tlie Bank will be opened on the 17th inst. Honolulu, August 1'Jth, !. li-U


ocr: Just Received ! 4 'D FOR SAIjR L.OW, by the undersigned x Rolls Gold and White French Taper, " Velvet Rorder, Kes French Zinc Paint, Caskets Champagne, Linen Summer Hats (new style), Tierces California Salmon, Illf bbls llerrins. Bbls. Hams ( Westphilia). Honolulu, Oct. !-!, 13o7 J. C. SPALDING. 25.tr


ocr: MAK1NE JOUKiNAL PORT OF HONOLULU. Arrived. Ayril 9 Am wh schr J D Carr, Coit, 2$ tns, 9 ms, tender tc Black Warrior, 36 wh, fm Bartholomew Eaj Schr KaMoi fm Lahaina. 10 Schr Keoni Ana fm Kauai. 11 Schr MoiKeiki fm Kahului. Schr Kaiama fm Kauai. Schr Kamehameha IV fm Koha'a. Schr Sally fm Hilo. 12 Schr Excel fm Koloa. 14 Schr KaMoi fm Lahaina. 15 Am wh bk Ocean Ware, Baker, SS0 ta. lfo' S00 wh ; 600 this season. Cleared. 10 Metropolis, Comstock, cruise. Thomas Dickason, Plaskett, do. Columbus, Edwards, do. Black EajrJe, Fisher, New London. Wailua, Luss, cruise. Goethe, Austin, do. Oroejra, Whalon, do. KaMoi, fr Lahaina. 12 Keoni Ana fr Kauai. William Tell, Austin, cruise. IS Excel fr KauaL MoiKeiki fr Kahului. 14 Kaiama fr Nawiliwili. , Maria fr Lahaina, Kamehameha IV fr Kobao. Delaware, Kenworthy, cruise. Ocean Ware, Baker, do. Napoleon III, Morrel, do. ' EXPORTS. Per Black Eacl, for New London. 2,563 lbs wha!ec cask do, I bW do, 40,000 gala wh oil, 8,500 do sp, 3 bbls


ocr: HOTELS &C. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. HENRY MACFARLANE begs isst.Ka to acquaint his mend and gentlemen arriving in Honolulu, that hi hotel will be found to iiAAJU'' 1 possessevery requisite accoinniodation. Wines . Spirits. Ale and Poner of superior quality. t?u- erior Biitiara Tables and Rowling Alleys. Hot, cold and ihower Baths. Corner ot BeretauM and Nuuanu streets. Honolulu, Sept. 91. g5X Iv 19


ocr: SANDWICH ISLANDS ONLY REGULAR LINK FROM UNITED STATES. FIRST CLASS SHIPS Will be disoatched quaterly from Commercial Wharf, Boeton, for Honolulu, in the months of March, May or June, September anil December. For further particulars see special advertisements m aauy pa pers for the above months. For freight or passage to, or Drafts on Honolulu, apply to II EN It Y A. l'IKKCE, Sandwich Inlands Packet Office, C7 Commercial Wharf, or to B. W. FIE fD, Houoluln, S. I. AdENTS. B. W. Fifu, Esq., Honolnlu, New York, rvw.r ynw. New Bedford. 10-tf


ocr: FOR HEW BEDFORD DIRECT! THE CLIPPER SHIP " r O Ij i MiS IA," ... a -w uf a " w" w r n rrTtrn tani. j, vrAiiut.1 i r.nrvio, With a considerable portion of her cargo engaged, will have prompt dispatch for the above port. For freight apply to Sy-tf K. L'UAUY & CO.


ocr: W . A. AliDKICII, Importer & Dealer in General Merchandise, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. Island Produce bought and sold. Agent for the sate of the products of the Lihue Plantation. 35-tf


ocr: WBW ADVERTISEBgEWTS. AMERICAN CIRCUS! MMTh & jI.iumia Lb, - - iuanairers. The Great American Circus has arrived and will give a series of entertainments on the old circus ground, corner of Nuuanu and Beretania streets, commencing Saturday evening, full par ticulars of which will be given in posters of the day. jp" Among the performers are some of the most famooa ia the world, vit : Mr. JAMES HERNANDEZ, justly acknowledged to be the best in the world ; Miss MARY ANN WHITTAKER; Mr. PRANK WHITTAKER; YOUNG RAPHAEL, well and favorably known; Master JOHN ARMSTRONG; Mr. HARRY ADAMS, Scenic Rider; Mr. J. A. ROWE, Mr. JOHN R. MARSHALL; Madame MARSHALL; La Petit TAGLIONI, And others, with their traiced home, Pen' and Trappings. 89-tf Attention! Honolulu Engine Co. No, 1. 1 he Members are hereby notified that the Rent- 1, - lf...f kl.. r 1 1 :n ..l. - - -. P i juu jiij mum win place ai me Knin House, this afternoon, it halpast 4 o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested. Per order : I F. BEATTY, Honolulu, Jan. 33, 158.-11 Kecrrtary H. E. Co. No. J. N. B. Toe ueit regular Stated Meeting will be held at the Engine House on Wednesday Evening neat, Feb. Sd at half past 7 o'clock, P. M. jt


ocr: Bn Vutljovitn. TO BE SOLD, by public auction New Esplanade, on the 13th of May i the leases of ground lots lor One HaJ Years, (the rate to be adjusted equitab appraisers mutually chosen at the every twenty-five years,) of si.xlott built upon of incombustible materials cording to a plan to be seen at the og Mr. R. A. S. Wood, Superintendent of lie Works. The six lots extend in line from the p ises of Messrs. James Kobinson Si Co an esplanade in front of 143 feet wide 3 the margin of which goods can be lane embarked. Purchasers of the ground lots will hi pay only the rent of each lot, quaH semi-annually or annually, as may be arj ed on the day of sale; and in the m and style qf theif buildings toconforiat general plan laid down by the Govern: which has for its object uniformity in ap ance, the convenience of the public, safety from fire. The six lots arc of the following I sions, viz : 4 lots, each GO feet frouti 145 feet deep; 2 lots, each 58 feet frc by 145 feet deep. t rr-v tt- f"r r t r- f . I iu DCi qjlu nuou, on me gamej the leases of nine ground lots for the period, in rear of the marine lots, and between the premises of James Robin Co. and Fort Street, the plans and dra of which can be seen at the office of th perintendenl of Public Works, and t ofiices of Messrs. A. P. Everett and Colburn, Auctioneers. L. KAMEHAMEHA, Minister of the Inter: HOT ADVHRTISEmE 2


ocr: CHARLES W. VINCENT, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. THE UNDERSIGNED would inform his friends and the public, that he has taken the well known Carpenter prem ises of C 1 1. Lewers, Esq. on Fort street, and would soli cit that patronage heretofore so .liberally bestowed. All orde s in the various branches of Building, Plans, Speci fications and contracts attended to with promptness and dispatch. CHARLES V. VINCENT. Honolulu, Dec. 1, 1856. 30 tf


ocr: PLORENS STAPENHORST, Agent for the Bremen Board of Underwriters. THE UNDERSIGNED having been appouitcd Agent for the Bremen Board of Underwriters, begs to inform the com n:erci .1 public in general, that all average claims against th said Underwriters, occurring in or about this Kingdom, will have to be verified by him. Masters of Bremen vessels entering this or any other port of the Hawaiian Islands, in distress or avenge, are requested to apply to the same at their earliest convenience. FLORENS STAPENHORST. Honolulu, 1st July, 1854. 45 tf Office Niutanu-sireet.


ocr: Bn Cutljoritn. BE IT KNOWN to all whom it mar ccrn that Gustav Cornelius MelcheRs quire, having presented to this DepartJ his Commission from the Senate of the II Hanseatic City of Lubeck, Which is f to be in due form, he, the said Gustav (J nelius Melchers, Esquire, is hereby knowledged by order of His Majesty, as ( sul of Lubeck for Honolulu, and all hi3( cial nets as such, are ordered to receive faith and credit by the Authorities of this d eminent. Given under my hand and the Sen L. S. the Foreign Office, at Hono!, this 4th day of January, 185$. R. C. WYUlf 1) BE SOLD, by public auction, on New Esplanade, on the 13th of May, 4 the leases of ground lots for One Hunt! Years, (the rate to be adjusted equitabh appraisers mutually chosen at the end every twenty-five years,) of six lot?, to built upon of incombustible materials cording to a plan to be seen at the office Mr. It. A. S. Wood, Superintende'nt.ofF lie Works. The six lots extend in line from the pr : r r . t t u : c. - isus vi xu.es:! s. panics iiuuiuswii x an esplanade in front of 143 feet wide, a! the margin of which goods can be landej embarked. Purchasers of the ground lots will hav pay only the rent of each lot, quarte semi-annually or annually, as may he am ed on the day of sale; and in the. matei and stvje of their buildings to conform to general plan laid down by the Governmi which has for its object uniformity in appe ance, the convenience of the public, 4 safety from fire. j ne six jois are ti me iouowins am sions, viz : 4 lots, each GO feet frontage 145 feet deep; 2 lots, each 58 feet front; by 145 feet deep. TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same I the leases of nine ground lots for the sa period, in rear of the marine lots, and lv between the premises of James Robinson Co. and Fort Street, the plans and draw! j of which can be seen at the office of the S perinlendent of Public Works, and at : offices of Messrs. A. P. Everett and J. Colburn, Auctioneers. L. KAMEHAMEHA, Minister of the Interior ETJBW ADVERTISEMENT?


ocr: OF ALL SIZES. FOR SALE BY 2I-tf H. HACKFELD St CO. BULLOCKS3 HORNS "xssr jzx. ir rro is ro 9 AT HIGHEST RATES I By J. C. SPALDING. : E Contracts for one to three years made if desir ed. Honolulu Sept. 4, 1857. 18 tf


ocr: 70.000 lbs. of MADRAS RICE, RECEIVED, PER ASTILLA FROM LIVERPOOL and for sale, 7000 lbs. MADRAS RICE. A very superior article, sample may Be seen at tne store or 1 ROBERT C. JANION. Honolulu, February 5th, 1S5S. 40-tf


ocr: TOBACCO! CIGARS AND SNUFFS! If STEWARD KESPECTFULLY JJ his friends and the public generally, that has now on hand an extensive assortment of above articles, all of the choicest brands. He always have on sale as complete a stock as is pro curable in the market. He offers the following ar ticles, all of the first quality, on reasonable terms : Anderson' Solace, liciffolo Chips, Citron, . J. Patrick & Co.' Diamond P. Uoiicr Dw. Goideu ICf. Luscioui Luxury, Xafar.il LiCnf Kichnsond Varinn'M Canister, Spanish .Mixed Aromatic, 4. Cheroot . Uaranua CiSa m lancy boxes, Fancy- SanlTs etc. 5- Hotel street, near the Trench note'. 3-3m


ocr: jlAKliNE JOUKiU PORT OF HOXOLULlC Arrived. IJeb. 4 Haw sch Alice, fr Kauai. 6 " Keoni Ana, fr Kauai, Kamoi, fm Iv 7 44 Kamehameha IV., fr Kohala. 9 44 Kxcel fr Kauai. 10 44 Maria fr Lahaina. 11 Chil. bk Alex. Garregos, John Ross, fm Ciiac haina, with a cargo of coal. Haw schs Warwick f r Lahaina and Kckiu. Kona Hawaii. 12 Am wh sh Brutus, Henry, laying of and on. 13 II. B. M. steamer Vixen, Mecham. fm l.iki'v 18 Am sch Vaquero, Newell, 17 dys fia rrvA iiaw sen inoiino, im iiiio. Cleared. 6 Haw sch Kamoi, fr Lahaina. 8 Am wh bk Merrimac, Long, cruise. Haw sch Pfiel, Danelsberg, cruise. Am bg Levtrett, Benedict, New Zeaid. 10 Haw sch Kamehameha IV, Kohala. Feb, Shipping in Port. .MEN OF WAR. II. B. M.'s Eteamship Vixen, Mencham. II. I. M.'s Br. Alcibiade, de Marigny. MERCHANTMEN. John Marshall, Pendleton. Polynesia, I'erkiuf. Yankee, Smith. Morning Star, Moi.tk WHALERS. Charles Phelps, Eldiidge. Cynthia, Sherman. Vernon, liumpus Itah , Rabcock. Antilla, Molde. Gambia, Merritr. Harmony, Auhtut. Metropolis. PORT OF LAHAINA. Arrived. Feb. 6 Am wh sh Cincinnati, Williams, fm coast 0.' C Chilean bk Alex Gartgos, Uos3,44 da fm Ci 01 coal. Cleared. Feb. 8 Alex Garegos, Ross, fr Honolulu. Brutus, Henry, fr do.


ocr: SAILS! SAILS!! FIR SALE BT THE UNDERSIGNED, THE FOLLOWING Sails, suitable for a vessel of 250 to 3u0 tons, via : 1 new TOPSAIL; 1 new FORESAIL; 1 new T. M. STUDDING SAIL; 1 MAIN ROYAL; 1 SPANKER: 1 JIB: 1 FCRE TOPMAST STATSAIL; (Nearly new. 1 rrA.M&tK; 1 TOP GALLANTS AIL. ALSO 1 set iron strapped CCTTING-IN BLOCKS, with chain pen dants, complete. (50-tf) B. F. SNOW.


ocr: THE POLYNESIAN, FEBRUARY 6, . 1858. 314 BUSINESS CARDS. II. D. N. FLITS Kj COVTINUEShis old business at the new store in S.?ee'Ynewfire proof building, corner of Queen and Uated by observation of the SUo.ad stars with a transit in3irument accurately adjusted tothe Meridian of Honolulu. Particular atten tion given to tine tvatcli repair.!, extant und Ouadrant glasses silvered and adjusted Charts aud Nautical instruments constantly on hand and far sale. - .r aolul -i. Sow 17th. 1S52 Honolulu Medical Hall. COINER OF MERCHANT KAAHUMANU STREETS. DU. McKIBBEX, SURGEON, &c, caJelully Fepared. Medicine Chests examined and re fitted on reasonable terms. jU.p M 0B Week at his residence. Union street. " The Northern Assnrance Company, (Estab lished 1836.) pOR. FIRE and Life Assuiance at home and i abroad. CAPITAL l,239,7GO STERLING. The undersigned has been appointed Agent for the Sandwich Islands. ,OTTTT)T, T.vTnv ROB ERT CHESHIRE J A. IO. , June 16th, 1856. 7-tf . at Honolulu. CIIAS. F. GUILLOU, LATE SURGEON UNITED STATES NAVY Consular Physician lo Sick American Sen in en. OFFICE next door to J. C.Spalding, Kaahumanu Street, Rei jr, at the late "French" Premises, Jllakca street. g.CoSice hours from 10 A. M. to 2 1. M.f and from. 4 to o P. M. At other hours enquire at dwellin. 11 J. F. COLBURN, 7-tf AUCTIONEER, Honolulu, Oaliu. S. HOFFMEYEE, COMMISSION MERCHANT. Dealer iu Ship Chandlery nnd General Mcr c handle. LAH Al.N A, MAUI, 11 1. JOSEPH P. GRISWOLD, Attorney at Law. OflUse Kaalmmauii Street, II ?uolulu Oahn.-26-t AGENT FOR LLOYD'S. THE UNDERSIGNED brgs to notify to Merchant?, Ship owners, and Shipmasters, that he has received the appoint .ueut of AG ENT at these ft j. Honolulu , March 23th , 1856. 47-" AGENT FOR THE Liverpool Underwriters' Association. THE UNDERSIGNED begs to notify to Merchants, Ship- owners and Shipmasters, that he has received the appoint ment ot AUt.i at mese isiauus ior uic uni - ROBERT C J ANION. 47-tf writer's Association. Honolulu. March 25th 1S1C. PLOEBMS STAPENHORST, Agent for the Bremen Board of Underwriters. THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed Agent for the lircmcu Board of Underwriters, begs to inform the com morci il public in general, that all average claims against ill.? said Underwritersoccurring in or ubcut this Kingdom, will have to be verified by him. Masters of Bremen vessels entering this or any other port of the Hawaiian Islands, in distress or average, are requested to apply to the same at their earliest convenience. FLORENS STAPENHORST. Honolulu, 1st July, 1854. 42 tf Office Nuuanu-street. CHARLES W. VINCENT, CONTRACT OR AND BUILDER. THE UNDERSIGNED would inform his friends and the public", that he has taken the well known Carpenter prem ises off; II. Lewers, Esq. on Kort street, and would soli cit that patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed. All orders in the various branches of Building, Plans, Speci fications and contracts attended to with promptness and dispatch. CHARLES W. VINCENT. Honolulu, Dec. 1, 1856. 30 tfj C. A. TANER, Sail Maker, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. HasconstantU on hand and for sale, hemp and cotton Can vass,Duck, Rigging, Patent Blocks, Needle, Old Sails and everything appertaining to the trade. Orders promptly ai tended to, and executed with nick despatch DICKINSON TVPE FOUNDRY. PHELPS & DALTON, Boston-. L. P. Fisher, Agent, : : San Francisco. j- Orders solicited for Type, Leads, Rules, Ac 2G-tf McGlNIVIS'S Ey LIVERY S T A TIL E S.-S ENTRANCES: (r MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE Merchant street, ZJ-V'JSD $ BLACK HORSK HOTEL, Fort street, and $y REAR OF DIMOND'S STORE, Kins street. 22 EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO, If N SUMS TO SUIT, 1L For sale by E.P.ADAMS. lG-tf " Corner Queen & Kaahumanu Sts For Sale. 6Ta OS 4Tt BBLS. OIL CASKS Also, C00P- AVer's Tools, Hoop Iron, and Rivets Apply to Oct. ! 2th, 1853. J. A. RURDICK. 23-tf REAL GENEVA FOR SAL'S AT THE HUDSON'S BAY Company' StJ. e in q tutities from : i I - rard., at wuderata prices, FOR CASH. 19 tf BLACKSMITH'S COAL CONSTANTLY ON II AND. Apply t j (23-tf) ROUT. C. J ANION, HOTELS 6cC. LIBERTY HALL PUBLIC HOUSE Maunakea Street, the bestof Wines, Liquors, Cigars &.c. on hand. A good BOWLING ALLEY, attached to the premises. JAMES DAVIS. 17-tf The White Horse Hotel. TX'M. PEARSON begs to inform his friends and the public V V generally, that he has made great improvement, on bis premises, and thai he has now every accommodation for Board ing'and Lodgings. Rooms to be had, furnished r unfurnished His Bar will be well supplied with the choicest Wines, Spirits and Malt Liquors. The Proprietor hopes by strict attention to the wants of his customers to merit a share of public patronage. 23 tf National Hotel Billiard Saloon. rpHE PROPRIETOR desires to inform his triends that he JL has rebuilt and entirely refitted the above einblishiuent, with all the latest improvements of the dav. Those fond of the gentlemanly recreation of Billiards, will find every thing requisite to their amusement. The Bar is supplied, with the choicest Wines, Liquors, Cigars &.c. 23-tf JOSEPH BOOTH. NATIONAL HOTEL, Corner of Nunann and Hotel streets. THE UNDERSIGNED, Proprietor of the above establish ment, would inform his friends and the public, that with his extensive stock of the best brands of VY'irirs and Liquors, new Billiard saloon, Bowling Alleys, and gentlemanly attend ants, nothing is lelt wanting for their comfort iind amuse meut. 22-ly JOSEPH BOOTH. HOTEL de FRANCE LAHAINA, Formerly the Hawaiian Hotel. THEaboveold established and well known house has just been repaired and titled up in a style of superior elegance and taste, which equal any hotel in the group. The Proprietor, Mr. Eugene Bal, solicits the patronage of his friend, and others visiting Lahaina. The table will be supplied u ith the best the market affords. No pains will be neglected to merit the esteem and good will of patrons. -22-tf EUGENE BAL. GENERAL ii EI HOTEL De FRANCE. French Hotel. VICTOR CIIANCEREL, Proprietor, begs to inform his friends and the public general ly, that he has made extensive improvements in his hotel premises, that he now hasaccoinmoda- tions for parties of every description. Also, at tached, a Billiard Saloon, fitted up in superiority le. Sleeping Rooms on the premises for families or single gentlemen The 1 ar is t-tipplied with the choicest wines and liquors, and the proprietor, gratefu I forthe liberal patronage heretoforeentend ed to him, begs to assure the public that no pains will be spared to giveentiresatisfaction to them and strangers visiting Hon olulu. COLD and WARM BATHS. P.S Entrance by Fort, Iloteland Uuionsts. tf-19 COMMERCIAL HOTEL. HENRY MACFARLANE bes trt nr nnnin I his frlprnU anr! fTnf ln:n-n nrrivtmi ('''Ktl in Honolulu, that his hotel will be found to JJJLy;! possessevery requisiteaccommodation. Wines Spirits, Ale and Porter of superior quality. Su perior Billiard Tabs and Bowling Alleys. Hot, cold and shower Baths. Corner ot Beretani i and Nuuanu streets. Honolulu, Sept. 21. 1853. J v 19 TO WHALING CAPTAINS And tsaiiers visitui; Honolulu!! rpHE SUBSCIUBEE BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS 1 and the public, that he has opened a RESTAURANT On the Old French Premises, OPPOSITE THE POST OF FICE A."D MERC1L1XTS EXCIIAXCE. The Table w:ll be supplied with the best the .Markets afford served at all hours. J- Dinner or Supper Parties served to order reasonable rates. (KT Regular Bozrd. SEVEN DOLLARS per week. 25 tf JOE RODERICK. T.nrinor D. N. FLITNER HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND SPLENDID assoitment of Jewelry, And other things in his line, suitable for Christmas and New Vear's 11 liday Presents, consoling in part of Diamond rings, pins and studs, sets of cameos, Florentine pins, bracelets, charms, Lockets, locket rings, seal rings, seal, Gold pens and pencils, silver pencils, gold thimbles, Silver tbimbtes, sleeve buttons, pateut sleeve fasteners, Studs, vest button-, gold watch chains, fob chains, Guard ribbon, cigar holders, silver cups, fans, Porte-monnaies, watch stands, enrd receivers, Smelling bottles, shell combs, pocket knives, &.C., if also Nautical instruments Chronometers ou hand and for sale, $jr In Maeee's Brick Building, corner of Qucenand Kaa huinauu streets. 127-tf o Bound Volumes F THE "POLYNESIAN," yVOL. 14, 1856-7) for sale at this office. Price $6. 15-tf Wool, Hides nm! Tallow ! OUGHT AS BEFORE, AT THE HIGHEST cash market rates, bv 3-tf KRULL & MOLL. Administrator's Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING REEN appointed by the Honorable Geo. M. Robert son, one of the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, sitting as Judge of Probate, Administrator of the Estate of Kuokoa, late of "Waialua, Island of Oa hu, Hawaiian Islands. Therefore, notice is hereby piv en to all persons indebted to said estate to make im mediate payment to my Attorney, Otho flinton, who can be found at all times at hi3 office, in Honolulu, oxer G. P. Judd's drug store ; also, all persons hav ing claimsagainst said estate are requested to pre sent them to my saii Attorney, as he is fully au thorised to settle all claims against said estate, and receive and receipt for all moneys due the same, and to do all other acts and things that I might lawfully do in the premises. PUUKAIKEa, Administrator of the Estate of Kuokoa, late of Waialua. 14-tf THE AGENT OF THE HUDSON'S BAY OFFEltS roil SALE The FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT of CLOTHING. MEN'S striped Guerney Frocks; Long Cloth Shirts; lilack Silk Vests; Tweed Trowsers; Glace Silk and Satin Waterproof Coats; Cloth Caps; White Kid Gloves; black Glace Mantles; Black Lace Mantles; black Cachemere Mits; White Lace Sleeves; white Lace Mantles; Men's Woolen Stockings; men's wh. Cotton Ladies white Cof.ton Stockings; Girls' m " k Pilot Cloth Trowsers; . sup. line Cloth Blue Cloth Jackets; fancy Check Coats; Men's Boots. MUSLINS. Cambrics, Tape Checks, Hair Cord. Jacconet, Printed Lawns;. Assorted Printed Muslins and Bishop's Lace and Muslin Sleeves. COTTONS, Ac. Turkey red and yellow Prints; 30 inch 4-4 striped and brown Holland; Canary Assorted Table Covers; white India Jean; White Marseilles; sup'r white Corduroy; White Drills; Satin and Brown Drills; Printed border Hand'kfe; Pink glazed Long Cloth and Maddapollams. SILKS. Striped and Check Silks; China Corahs; India Bandanas; Brocade Handk's; Check and Brussels Silk " Black Silk Handkerchiefs; black Silk Serge; Poplins of assorted kinds; parasols; Black Silk Mantles; .black Glae Mantles. WOOLENS. Assorted Blankets large size; Blue Serge; Colored Valentias, line white Flannel; Fancv Vesting; Merino, 40 inch, ass'd; Princettas. HARDWARE. Carpenters' Adzes; Smoothing Irons; Files of all kinds; flat Bar Iron; Hound Iron; Tea Kettles, 4 and 6 qts; Knives and Forks; Locks, ass'd; Needles; Hand Saws; Pit Saws; Scissors; Spades; Shovels; B. M. Spoons; Brass Butt Hinges; Plane Irons; Truck Wheels and Axles; Cut Nails; Saucepans; Cross Cut Saws; Tenon Saws; Brass Screws; Iron Screws; plated Spurs; Heavy German Silver Spurs; Iron Cringles; Chain Hooks; Jewsharps; Butchers' Steels; cast iron Pots, ass'd; Curry Combs; Claw Hammers; Metal Brace Buttons; B. M. Soup Ladles; Corkscrews; Coopers,' llivets; jren Hurdles, 8 ft. long, with 4 upright and 4 zontal bars, Sheet Iron; Coopers Anvils; Frying Pans; Tinman's Wire. SADDLERY. An assortment of Saddles and Bridle3, Stirrups, Cavalry Saddles with Halters, &c, complete. Strong Saddle Bags. GROCERIES. Preserved Meats and Vegetables; Sauces; Pickles; Pie Fruits; Mustard; Sardines; Pickled Oysters. NAVAL STORES. Hemp and Cotton Canvas; Yellow Metal; Sheathing Copper; Copper Boat Nails; Sewing Palm.; Redpath's patent Pumps, with fly-wheel; Bolt Rope; Katlinc; Spunyarn; Tarred Hope, tiss'd sizes; ijanila Cordage; Black Varnish; Hambro Lines; Composition Nails; Copper Tac ks; Pitch; Seaming Twine; Aartificial Horizon; Boiled Oil; Ships' Scrapers; Spirits Turpentine; Iron Ladles; ass'd Paints; Caulking Irons; Composition Spikes; Flemish Tack?. SUNDRIES. Playing Cards; Mane Combs; Paper Knives; Ivory Card Cases; Horse Brushes; Tooth Brushes; Shoe Curry Combs; Whips; Decanters; Wine Glasses; setts Chessmen; Tortoise Shell Dressing Combs; Ivory Fan; Velvet Wine Corks; Percussion Caps; Paste Blacking; Wrapping Paper; Beeswax; Sandpaper; Shot Pouches; Bleached Huckaback; Osnaburgs, &c. &c. Brown Soap; Mottled Soap. Sandwich Island Salt. Vancouvci's Island Con I, at 15 per Honolulu, 25th March, 1S57. A BREAD, BREAD. I f LOAVES OF OOOD BREAD FOR ONE DCLLAR!AT THE A vl store of GEOEGE C. McLEAX, (late J. Fox,) Nuuanu etreet. S5-!f LL PERSONS visiting or thtse Islands, should not fail to send a G. II. IJUKCJESS'S SJSJSS to their friends abroad, as they will convey better idea of the Scenerj-, Habits, Custom?, this place, than any work or prints ver Fine Gilt Moulding, in prope r lengths fur received per Yankt e. To be had of 22-tf E. BUKOESS, Merchants' Notice. I.LPERSO.NS INDEltrED TO THE EPTATE JA late William Henry Ktuart, cabinet maker, f are LereLr requeued to eitle their arconute before the of .November next, abd all persons taviif claims Estate are nctil.ed to frefciit them iminediatelr to 24 tf LEWEUf,


ocr: CHARLES W. VINCENT, CONTRACT OR AND BUILDER. THE UNDERSIGNED would inform his friends and the public", that he has taken the well known Carpenter prem ises off; II. Lewers, Esq. on Kort street, and would soli cit that patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed. All orders in the various branches of Building, Plans, Speci fications and contracts attended to with promptness and dispatch. CHARLES W. VINCENT. Honolulu, Dec. 1, 1856. 30 tfj


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. UNION MARKET, (foumeely bertelm ann's,) fokt street, one door ABOVE THE STORE OF C. BREWER, 2d. TUB Subscriber would inform his friends and the public generally, that he has taken the above estab lishment, and that he will always keep on band the best BEEF, MUTTON and PORK in the market, and at reasnaDle rates. Corned Beet and Tongues, Vegetables and Poultry constant ly on hand, or supplied at short notice. 27-tf WILLIAM SUMNER.


ocr: tome I'lutitalion for sale! THE CELEHrtATED TITCo.MB foFFEE Pl.ii.trtii... , 4 llan.iln, Kauai, it i-lf.-reil l..r .ile. Tli lai d i-l ilie ; l.-nt-'lit-n ri iiiirise- uii nli.( !i."'l cr, ai-il h iiMn il ft l.tiKI Cf't Trttt. The I.. mi I-. w ell ;i.U,.i.l t- the cilnv iiii.n i.f Siter l 'a tie. Tlie estate it iiiienr-iiiiliered, iid wil. he M.ld hv fee Simple "I it e. For fill p ..ninilir and term-ol aie,'riiqi-ire .! 7-11' U. VV KIKI.O


ocr: SANDWICH ISLANDS ONLY REGULAR LINK FROM UNITED STATES. FIRST CLASS SUM'S Will be dispatched quaterly from Commercial Wharr, Boston, for Honolulu, in the months of March, May or Jane, September and December." For further particulars see ppocial ad ertis omenta in daily pa pers for the above months. For freisht or passage to, or Draft? on Honolulu, apply to HENRY A. PECK, 8andwich Islands Packet Office, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to B, W. FIEf.D, Honoluln, S. I. AGENTS. B. W. FiBUK Esq., Honolulu, SnrrOM A flo.. ew IQrK, Ooo & Snow, New Bedford. 10-tf


ocr: FOR TJEW BEDFORD DIRECT ! i THE CLIPPER SHIP iTy- VYtl POLYNESIA." Capt. J. WAKKEX PERKINS, With a considerable portion of her cargo engaged, will have prompt dispatch for the above port. For freight app'y to


ocr: GOOD AND CHEAP . In Quantities to snit Purchasers. CHAMPAGNE in pints and quarts: Extra Fine CLARETS Common do.; Superior SAUTERNE; RHENISH "WINES; MUSCAT; PORT WINE; MADEIRA; Choice BRANDIES; PEPPERMINT and ANNISETTE; Genuine HOLLANDS GIN; Common GIN ; OLD TOM; KIRSCHWASSER,etc. etc. ' For sale by IT. IELCH.ERS & CO


ocr: a To Let, For a term ot rive years, or more, on reason. Ili' able terms, that portion or LOT OF LAND. situated on Waihifa Plain (adjoining the lots oh Ihomas Square,) and belonging, in fee simple, to Mr. Joseph Henry Ray. For Terms and other particulars, applv bvletter addressedto Mr. JOSEPH HENRY RAY,or his At ornev care of the Postmaster. Honolulu. 29-tf


ocr: For Sale or to Let! THE DWELLING PREMISES formerly belonging to Robt G. Davis situated between Dr. Wood's and C. K. Bishop's residences. Terms easy. Apply to 12-tf ASHER B. BATES. ft


ocr: TOBACCO! CIGARS AND SNUFFS! J STEWARD RESPECTFULLY INFORMS his friends and the public generally, that he has now on hand an extensive assortment of the above articles, all of the choicest nrand Tin will r u A A. V- always have on sale as complete a stock as is pro curable in the market. He offers the following ar ticles, all of the first quality, on reasonable terms : Auderou' Solace, Buffalo Chip, Citron, Moralng Glory J. Patrick Sl Co.' Diamond P. Honor Den-. Uol4eu Leaf. , Lancions Litixnry, I Aatur.il Leaf, t - Kichnsoad &V, nrina's Canister, ' Spauiah Mixed Aromatic, fjet ker Rip. Manila Clsar X.. 2, tfrial enLH Cheroot. Haranna Cigar in fancy boxes. Fancy SanO, etc. ALSO A General Assortment of GROCERIES ST Hotel street, near the French Hotel. 8-3ra


ocr: SAHDWICH ISXi AltfDS CUB T S. ONLY iitAi ul.au. LINE FROM UNITED STATES. FIRST CLASS SHIPS Will be dispatched JgjS' for Honolulu, in the months of March, May or Jane, sepiemu Srtrparticulars see special advertisements in daily pa- 11. -Vwich Islands Packet Office, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to B. W FIELD Uoaoluln, S. L. AGENTS. Honolulu, E. TV. Fikld, Esq., . New York, Spttojc & Co., K Bedford. 10-tf


ocr: APPOINTMENT. BY AND WITH TIIE CONCURRENCE OF 1113 the Governor of Maui. I have this iluv annnintMl THOU W. EVERETT. Esouire. Jtrtinv ShprifT nf tha Talnnrf a nt Man! I nal, and Molokai, during the absence of Peter II. Treadway ciicnu ui iu islands. w U. fAKHb. Marshal of the Hawaiian Islands. Marthal's Office, December, I IStb, 1857. mr


ocr: SANDWICH ISLANDS ONLY REGULAR LINK FKOM UNITED STATES. FIRST CLASS SIIIFS Will be dispatched quaterly frora Commercial Wharf, Boston, f,.r Honolulu, in the moatns oi .narca, .-uaj iruUc, .y 1 ber farthcr pirticuiars :'.u.ifn-"-u.,... -j j For "For 'reisht or passage to, or Drafts on Honolulu, apply to tor .re g I JIt:v uV A. I'IKUCK, Sandwich Islands Packet Occ. 67 Commercial Wharf, or to II. V. FIF:r.I, Honolulu, S. I. AG K.N T:?. B. W. Fikld, Esq., vlrvltJ' New 10.tr G. CLARK, Dealer in Iry and Fancy Coods, HOTEL STREET. N. D.-.Constantly on hand, a Urge an I select assortment of


ocr: FOR NEW BEDFORD. DIRECT J ma... T tltlllf i.1 I I 1 Tl I . T l ilt. tliri r-u win JJJ; "POLY X ESIA," Cant. J. WARRKN PKRKIXi?, Uit.h a considerable portioa of her caro engaged, will have nroiiii.t dispatch for the above prt. For freight apfily to 1 3S.r R. COADV A CO.


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. UNION MARKET, (formerly bertelmann's,) fort street, one door ABOVE THE STORE OF C BREWER, 2d. THE Subscriber would inform hi friends nnd the public generally, that he has taken the above estab lishment, and that he will always keep on hand the best BEEF, i i TTTr NT nnot.' : i . . u . .1 1 fiv 4. ivj.i auu x vjuu j 11 ine luarjvei, aiiu at icitMiuduis rates. Corned 15 eel and longues, Vegetables and Poultry constant ly on hand, or supplied at short notice. 24-tt WILLIAM SUMNER.


ocr: Bn utljoritn. TO BE SOLD, by public auction 0 New Esplanade, on the 1:3th of May u the leases ot ground lots lor One Huci Years, (the rate to be adjusted equitabf appraisers mutually chosen at the end every twenty-five years,) of six lot to built upon of incombustible materia! cording to a plan to be seen at thecgCt Mr. R. A. S. Wood, Superintendent off lie Works. The six lots extend in line from the ises of Messrs. James Robinson Sc Co an esplanade in front of 143 feet wide ai. the margin of which goods can be Ia3(jec embarked. Purchasers of the ground lots will hav pay only the Vent of each lot, quare.s semi-annually or annually, as may be arrj i ed on the day of sale; and in the mate and style of their buildings to conformto general plan laid down by the Governs which has for its object uniformity in ap-J ance, the convenience of the public, -I safety from fire. The six lots are of the following din sions, viz : 4 lots, each GO feet frouta c 145 feet deep; 2 lots, each 58 feet froK by 145 feet deep. TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same t the leases of nine ground lots for the & period, in rear of the marine lots, and h between the premises of James Robinsc Co. and Fort Street, the plans and drciL. of which can be seen at the office of the j perintendent of Public Works, and at oflices of Messrs. A. P. Everett and J. Colburn, Auctioneers. L. KAMEHAMEHA, iMinister of the Interior


ocr: For Sale! fNK EXPRESS AND LUMBER WAGON; V.' One Carriage, Harness and Pole; one uounie Harness; One Break Gi and Harness; Three Carriage Horses; Three Dray do. Two Hand Carts; One splendid Chronometer at D. N. Flitner's; Two Yawl Boats; One Whale Boat, &c. ic. Apply to J. i. D0WSETT. Houolulu, Dec. 3, lSo7. 31.tr


ocr: c:opaiitei:siiip. fHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS! D VY FORMED A CO PACT- 1 nership under the style of BISHOP Jt CO.," for the purp.r of transacting a general .5.1 .VA"."0 business, connecting t!iTf wilh a Savings Bank, in Honolulu. I'll AS. K. Klsllnf, W. A. ALDKH II. P. S. The Bank will be opened on the 17th inst. Honolulu, August 12th, lsis.13.4t


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ocr: HONOLULU, APRIL 17, 1858. No. 50. Honolulu. Oahu. II. I. HOPKINS. EDITOR. April 12th, 1858. OF THE POLYNESIAN. of the 20th inst, you men- .1.. rr ri . iu me uae Hawaii, ana of a Hawaiian History by upon V the celebrated manu late David Malo," and you to make extracts or transla Malo, the only child and protest against the or elsewhere, of the man- any dook or article based in manuscript is the exclusive really needs the money pay for educ ttiou, and any will 1P HH infrinrrp- n - I cannot consent, and to you, sir, would not be a your obedient servant, Edwakd 1. Bond, Guardian of Emma Malo. his belief that we would on the rights of MU3 Emma use of the manuscript and exclusive property, justice, for we firmly believ to the benefit of the la of his hands. way that the author of of Hawaii naa liaa access to David Malo, our informa with a gentleman no reason to doubt, either know, nor do we feel called the author of the Hawaiian tn tVin m : n 11 sfr! nt. rpffrrpl : but, as there now o not deny the fact we from publishing or com- of the forth-coming history out to us as b- ing either the oft-referred to manu nor ever had possession be unable to know when we rirht. Our expression, w Tr.rnT;.m Tlietnrv ft it Tim. m.m.w.j 1 does not intimate however, the work, but only to make if we deem it wor it critically and intelii- tin o.lnltl.l mun Will FP- v for his sensitiveness touch of (his) ward;" but, hav has travelled to liono places for all we know, expenses paid, we protest against our tn siiTorpst. that the best aa unauthorized use" of the be to keep it unuer me the poltxesias. April 1G, 1858. iuserted in the Adcer- referring to the stay which to have made at iNuka- of March last, aud a short that place, oblige me to letter, addressed to me by me sioou-ui- . , communications, to whicn immediately following my Islands, and do not it is with pleasure that account, made by the cap- oi nis own terms which give the sad the testimony of an offl as distinguished by nis and too weu inou This testimony, given by the worthy commandant of o. Mury aner a stay ot atwut three weeks in the uauiu oi xuK.ainva, will suttice to destroy the un toward impression which the unoualified and fvilnmnJ- cms narrative of the unknown whaling captain may have caused in the minds of its readers, and will. I nope, completely reassure American and other mari neis, who visit the Marouesas Islands, as to the rfwm tion and care which they are sure there to meet with uviu me Auiuinistraiion ot ukahiva. I am, with respect, &c, F. RO-EXZWEIG, Lieut, de Vaisseau, and Special Commandant at Nukahiva, from Oct. 18-5G, to Feb. 1858 ' U. S. Ship St. Mary's, rM3 Hai, July SO, 1S57. ) Sir : I have the pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of your note of this morning, and in compliance with your wishes, so decidedly and earnestly expressed, I will withhold the salute ot seventeen guns, which it was my intention to have given you as Governor of the Marquesas Islands. liut 1 hope you will allow me to have the pleasure, before my departure, of paying you the honor of a per sonal salute, as a mark of my respect for your charac ter and position, and as an expression of my gratitude for your kindness to my countrymen who resort to these islands to recruit and refresh their crews, and who, whether in sickncs or in health, are sure to re ceive trom yourseit ana your associates all necessary care and attention. Very sespectfully, 'our ob't serv't, CHARLES HENRY DAVIS. Commander U. S. Ship St. Mary's. M. M. F. Rosenzweig, Lieut. Vaisseau, Special Com't at Nouka Hiva, Taio nai. Snpreme Court. The April Term of the Supreme Court for 1858 com menced on Monday, 5th April, and has been continued since. The following cases have been tried : The King r. Robert Davis, for burglary. Verdict, cuilty. The King vs. Kamahalo, Mailou and Keaka, for lar ceny in 2nd degree. Kamahalo was acquitted, and Mailou and Keaka Kund guilty. Tl'e King cs. Kukeena, for assault and battery with deadly weapon. Verdict, guilty. The King vs. Kekolohe and Kekai, for perjury. Ver dict, not guilty. The King vs. 1. II. Hardy, for embezzlement. Ver dict, guilty. The King vs. Hume, for r ipe. Verdict, guilty. The King vs. Angel Rich, for assault and battery. Verdict, guilty. The King r. Achun, for malicious injury. Verdict, guilty. W. II. Tease rs. G. Charman, arrears of rent. (As sumpsit). Verdict fir plaintiff. John Meek rs. It a Richardson, goods sold. (As sumpsit). Postponed. Thos. King & Hugh Mclntyre rs. John Newman. (Assumpsit). Verdict for plaintiffs. John E. Barnard is. W. Fell et als. Costs of Court. (Assumpsit). Postponed. B.' F. Bolles rs. J. T. Brown, garnishee process. (Assumpsit), promissory note. Postponed. Peter Hamilton rs. J. G. Munn, (assumpsit). Upon an award. Verdict for plaintiff. J. Gifford rs. J. G. Munn & P. Hamilton. (Assump sit), for wages. Verdict for plaintiff. F. G. Fouchee rs. II. Macfarlane. (Assumpsit), money had and received. Jury disagreed. The King vs. Wahinemaikai & Kinemakalahua, for feloniously driving cattle contrary to sFatute of 185G. Verdict, guilty. Win. Suniuer vs. Hoopalahe. Damages. Verdict for defendant. These are all the cases that have been tried up to Friday noon. SHIPPING. SANDWICH ISLANDS ! .1 C K ET S ONLY REGULAR LINE FROM UNITED STATES. FIRST CLASS SHIPS ial WTinrf. Tioston. foSSuM:Muae, Member &n?rrnarticular, see special advertisements in daily pa pers for the above months IIonoluIu. apply to . " Sandwich Islands Packet Office, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to B. W. FIELD, Honolulu, S. I. AGENTS. ilw.ijjm... . N?wn; gS: New Bedford. 10-tf BUSINESS CARDS. GEORGE WILLIAMS, ACCOUNTANT AND CONVEYANCER, Honolulu, II. I. 89-tf HONOLULU AGENCV Hamburg, Bremen, Fire Insurance Company. The undersigned have been appointed Agents for the above ('oriiiatiy at this place, aud are now prepared to insure risks against fire in and about Honolulu. Full particu lar may be obtained at the office of the undersigned. MELC11EKS it CO. Honolulu, Oct. 7, 1837. 23-tf B. W. FIELD, coivrivrissioiJ merchant, II o n o 1 ii 1 ii , j O n h u , S I , By permission hs refers to is. r. b.now, uunoiuiu. C. V. L'lRtwRiciiT. Boston : President Manufae turtrt' Insurance Co. II. A. Peirce, Boston. Thayer, Rice is. Co., Boston. Edward Mott UoBirt so.t, Sew Bedford. Johx W. Barrett & 8ot, Nantucket. Tepkix s &. J?mith, Sew London. 2.tf GUST. C. HtLCHIRS. RUST. REISERS. 3IELCIIEIIS & CO., Commission Merchants and Ship Chandlers Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. StoneStore,cornerof Kaahumanu and Merchantsts. Mrrey advanced on favor", ble terms or Whaler's K l:s on lie United Statesand urope 35-tl DI1. FORD'S Office nnI Drug Store, Queen Street, near the Market. Ship's .Medicine Chests refitted and Prescriptions carefully prepared under the supervision of LiAMillc.tt.ML. Hoi, cold, vapor, shower and medicated Baths, at all hours 16 tf W. FISCHER, Cabinet Maker and "French Polisher, Hotel Street, epposite the Gorerunien House. 43 tf J. Ritso.v. C. F.Uakt. RITSOX & II ART, ( Succctor$ to IIE.YRY R O B .V S O A, ) WHOLESALE WINE & SPIRIT DEALERS, 401 Foot of Haahuuiaiiu St. W. A. ALDUICH, Importer & Dealer in General Merchandise, Houolulu, Oahu, S. I. Island Eroduce bought and sold. Apent for the sale of the products of the Lihue Plantation. 3-tt CHARLES BREWER, C OM MISS I OX MERCHANT, Botoii, U. S. 25 rReferto Makes, Autho is. Co. andfi.W.Wcci ROBERT C JANION, .Merchant and Commisson Agent, Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. 35-tf lAM'L. !t. CASTLE, AMOS S. COOKI. CASTLE & COOKE, Importers & Wholesale and Retail Dealers in General Merchandise. Agents for Dr. Jayne's Medicines. At the old stand, corner of King and School streets, near tha large Stone Church. Also, at the fctore rormerly occu pied by C. II. Nicholson, in King St., opposite the Sea men's Chapel 35-tf H. HACKFELD & CO., General Commission Agents & Ship Chandlers Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. 35-tf ANCHEW, AHFOHO C. P. SAMSING & CO., DEALERS III CHINA GOODS Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. ft-rOshand and lor sale SUGAR, MOLASSES, TEA and C. RREWER 2J, GEXER1L CO.MMIIOX MERCHANT, Honolulu, Oahu.S. I. Money advanced on favorable terms for Bills of Exchangeon the United States, England, or France. 35-tf T. MOSSMA.K, T. MOSIMAPT ja. MOSSMAN & SON, Bakers, Grocers and Dealers in Dry Goods Xuuanu St. Honolulu, Oahu.S. I. 35-tL H. TO BOLT, C. TH. HECCX. Von HOLT & HEDCK, General Commission Merchants, Uonoiala.Os.ha. 8. IJ 3i BUSINESS CARDS. B, F. SNOW, Importer & Dealer in General Merchandise 45 HONOLULU, OAI1U, II. 1. tf E. HOFFMANN. 'Physician and Surgeon, $r Office in the New Drug Store, corner of Kaalwimanu and Quten sts., Makee &. Anthon'a Block. li-tt J. WORTH, Dealer in General Uleichandise, Ililo, Hawaii. Ships supplied with Recruits at the 6horf?st notice.on reason- guie it Tine. Mius oi ,xcnange wanted. S5-tf GODFKEY 1UIODES, WHOLESALE DEALER IS WINES and SPIRITS, ALE and PORTER, 4 Nnr the Post-Offlce, Honolulu. ftf C A. & II F. POOR, Importers cV Coiiimissioii lUercliants, Honolulu, Oahu, Sandwich IIau!. Island Troduce of all kinds bought, sold, and taken m ex ciiange tor goods. J. W. MARSH, Attorney at Law Office m Honolulu House, over Mr. Whitney's Bookstore. 42 J. R. BOND, Machine Pilot Bread and Cracker Bakery, t Xouanu Valley, Honolulu, ?. 1. N D. Old Bread Jr.'n-dried on the shorter nolice, ai.d flour baked cp on wisonahle terms. 1- m THOMAS SPENCER, Ship Chandler and Commission Merchant HONOLULU, OAHU, S. 1. Ships supplied with Refreshments, Provisions, &.C., at the Miunesi ji nice, on reasonanie terms, n Halers' tiills wanted 4. ERNST. XRULL, . EDWAKD MOLL. KRULL & MOLL, Importers and Commission Merchants, Kaahumanu st., Makee 6c Anthon's Block. 18-tf 15. P1TITIAIV, Dealer in Ship Chandlery atd General 3Ierchandise, ' li Troii's liny, Ililo, Harnii. Ships supplied with general Recruits, Wood, &c, at th snoriest notice, ana most reasonable terms in eicnange for bills or goods adapted to ihe market. Wanted. Whaler's bills on the United State or Europe, for which money will be advanced on favorable terms. N. B. Storage fcr 3 or 4000 barrels taken at customary rates. 3.-u. WM. WEBSTER, Land Agent to His Majesty. Office In the King's Garden, Bcrifania Streel tf t4 CIOIAIV& CO., Ship Chandlers and General Agents, Lahaina, Maui, S. I. Ships supplied with RECRUITS, STORAGE and MONEY 35 1 1 GEORGE G. HOWE, JLumber ller chant, Lumber Yard Corner of Queen and Nuuanu St on the Piiuchard Premises. 34-tf savidgi: & lyriiY", GROCERS, COFFEE ROASTERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. KING STREET, NEAR THE BETHEL. 46-tf J. C. SPALDING, COMMISSION MERCHANT & IMPORTER, Honolulu, Oahu, I. I. WANTED Bills of Exchange on the U. States arid Europe. Consignments trom abroad promptly attended to. Island Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods. 35-tl JAS. A. BURDICK, COOPER and GAUGER, Begs to inform bis friends and the Public generally, that he has recommenced his Coopering Business on bis old stand, in rear of Mr. H. Rhodes's Spirit Store, opposite Mr. Monsarrat's Auction Room, on Kaahnmanu ureet and respectfully solicits a share of the public patronage All orders prompt y attended to. Ionolulu, Sept. 25, 1856. 21-tf KRULL & MOLL, Agents of the Hamburg: and Lubeck Un derwriters, Honolulu, Oahn. S. G. CLARK, Dealer in Dry and Fancy Goods, HOTEL STREET. N. B. Constantly on hand, a Urje and select assortment of ncy uloous ana a riiomiBgs. zs-u. V r i


ocr: GOOD MFD CHEAP 'Hulks til M In Quantities to suit Purchasers. CHAMPAGNE in pints and quarts: Extra Fine CLARETS; Common do.; Superior SAUTERNE; RHENISH WINES; MUSCAT; PORT WINE; MADEIRA? Choice BRANDIES; PEPPERMINT and ANNISETTEr Genuine HOLLANDS GIN; Common GIN ; OLD TOM; KIRSCH WASSER, etc. etc. For sale by MELCHERS & CO


ocr: BULLOCKS5 HORNS js- rr rn? ie: iedd AT HIGHEST RATES ! Br J- C. SPALDING. C? Contracts for one to three years made if desir ed. Honolulu Sept. 4 , 1857. 1 8-tf


ocr: TO ICEjVT ! IIIE COTTAGE and Ground adjoin-, ing, on the Nuuanu road, at present occupied by the Rev. J. D. Strong. Possession given on the 1st of December next. Apply to 18-tf W.H. PEASE. qO LET. Sleeping Rooms. Enquire of Mr., Garden street.


ocr: Eoval Hawaiian Agricnltural Society. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ABOVE NAMED Society, f'r the election of Officers, will be held on the 2-id of Octo ber ls', at the Court House in Honolulu. A full and punctual attendance of all voting members is re quited. By order of the Board of Managers. E. O. HALL, ii-:lt Recording Secretary. . - - - 1TST LECL1VED FROM SAX FKANCISCO. AND FOR SALE r CiCiC. csk buxgs. assorted sizes. O , 1 1 J U for sale by CH A S. W. FOX, 21 Cabinet Maker Jc Turner, Hotel St. near Fort St. Cottage to Let COXYEXIEXT COTTAGE ADAPTED TO THE WANTS "'a of a small family, situated on Hotel Street, opposite the residence of Capt. Snow. f particulars Ac, apply to . . 21-tf E. GILULAND. D. N. FLITXEE HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW AXD SPLENDID assoitntent of Jewelry, Ana other things in his line, suitable for Christmas and New Year's Holiday Presents, consisting in part of Diamond rings, pins and stud, sets of cameos, Ph-rentine pins, bracelet, charms, L'-clew, locket rings, seal rings, seals Gold pens and pencils, silver pencils, gold thimbles. Silver tbimbles, sleeve buttons, patent sleeve fasteners, Studs, vest button, gold svateb chains, fob chains, Guard ribbon, cigar holders, silver cups, fans, I'one-fiHinoaies, -watch stands, card receivers, Sneliing bottles, shell combs, pocket knives, itfc, &e 4U0 Nautical instruments Chronometers on band and for sale, vJ I n Mabee's Baica Bcildisc, corner of Queen and Kaa nuaiano streets. 27-U JUST EECEIVED PEE "JOHN LA5D." 0 REGOX HAMS, OREGOX BACOX, California Cream Chetse. Yarmouth Bloaters, Buckwheat Grit, Green Com, Citron Peel, Lemon Svrup, Brandy Peaches, X galls, , Brandy Cherries, qta. Brandy Peaches, qts, 17-tf SAM SAVIDGE.


ocr: : GOOD AND CHEAP W li1 a K m m na ri ra In Qnantitiesto suit Purchasers. CHAMPAGNE in pintsand quarts; Extra Fine CLARETS; Common do.; Superior SAUTERNE; RHENISH WINES; MUSCAT; PORT WINE; MADEIRA; Choice BRANDIES; PEPPERMINT and ANXISETTE; Genuine HOLLANDS GIN; Common GIN ; OLD TOM; KIRSCHWASSER.etc. etc. For sale by MELCHEHS & 00


ocr: lic Polynesian PRIME OFFICE HAVING IX USE A II irrlPIt O V D ADAMS' IMPERIAL POWER PRESS! AND A HUGGLES' GAUD PRESS! .... 4SD BAVIXO TBS MOST .... AID THUD . ASSORTMENT OF PRINTING MATERIAL Of any Printing1 Office ia the Hawaiian Islands, 13 ALWAYS PREPARED TO DO BOOK, JOB & FMCT PRINTING! AND I It CfwS COXSULAR BLANKS. LEGAL BLANKS WAY BILLS, snow BILLS AUCTION BILLS. CARDS, e&.c. BOOKS, CATALOGUES, PAMPHLETS, PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS. Zy Exicctio Prompt, Missia Xkat a Patera MoDiaara. "V My rz9z jTp-5 iAer. jra JSW-tfTL


ocr: . vrTT CI T A TITTIC pttUWAVa A""Ja JP .'i C It J & 3?SSL OXLY REGULAR LINE jTTTf FROM UNITED STATES. FIItT CLASS SHIPS nommercial "Tharf, Boston '7 Mar or June, September i ior noiHuuKx, .u wiC ana uecerawr. For tarther particulars see pmai Mvenuemenui m v mam Tr t rf aruivp iiiiiiiliis. IIEXRV A. I '.EICR, m Sandmen isianas rcc vmvc, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to B. W. FIELD, Honoluln, S. L AGENTS. , , iionoiuiu, New York, B. W. Fikld, Esq., SDTTO 1 CO., Coos k Snow, Kew Bedford. 10-tf


ocr: CHARLES W.(VINCENT, C 0 NT R An TOR AND BUILDER. THE UNDERSIGNED would inform las friends and the public, that he has taken the well known Carpenter prem ises of C II. Lewers, Esq. on Fort street, and would soli cit that patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed. All orders in the various branches of Building, Plans, Speci fications and contracts attended to with promptness and dispatch. CHARLES W. VINCENT. Honolulu, Dec. 1, 1856. 30 tP


ocr: TIIE AGENT OF TIIE nuDsoys bay company OFFERS FOB. SALE The folio wins assortment of Goods t CLOTHING. M EN'S striped Guernsy frocks ljngrloth shins, black silk ests, iween imwsrr Glare silk and satin rravats, wsterpnsM coats Cl. lh eapa, w bite kid gloves, black glace suantl B ark lace mantle, blck cashmere mils White lace sleeves, white lace mantles Men's woolen stockings, mca's while roltoa socks Ladies' hue cotioa stockings, girls' do. do. uo. Pilot cloth Irowsers, siierf)ne cloth imwsers Blue cotton jackets, fancy check coau. n.su's boits. MUSLIN'S. Csmhrics, tape checks, baircord Jaconet, printed law as Assorted printed muslins and bishop lawn Lace and muslin sleeves. COTTONS, Ae. Turkey red and yellow prints, 30 incn ginghams 4 4 striped and brown Holland, Canary prints Assorted table covers, white Iudia jean White Marseilles, sup'r white corduroy hue dulls, saim aud brows drill Printed oorder handkerchiefs, piuk glaied lining Long cloth and maddapollams. SILKS. Striped and check silks, China corahs India bandanas, brocade handkerchiefs Check and Brussels silk do Black si.k hdkls. do. serge, poplins of ass 'dkinds Parasols, black silk mantles, biack glace mantles. W OOLENS. Assorted blankets, large size, blue serge I oh red vileulias, tine white flannel Fancy vesting, merino, 40 inch, assorted Lasliugs, Pin.ccltas. HARDWARE. Carpenter's adzes, smoothing irons Files of all kinds, rial bar iron, round iron Tea kettles. 4 and 6 qts. Knives and forks Locks, ass'd; needles, hand saws, pit sans Scissors, spades, shovels, B M spoons Brass butt hinges, , lane irons Truck w heels and axles, cut nails, saucepans Cross cut saws, tenon saws, bra- screws Iron screws, plated spurs heavy German silver do. Iron cringles, chain hooks, jewsharp Butchers' sieels, east iron pots, ass'd Curry Combs, claw hammers Metal brace buttons, B M si np ladles Corkscrews, cooper's rivets Iron hnrdlesS ft long, with 4 upright & 4 horizontal bars Sheet iron, cooper's anvils, fry ing pans, nnnii.'i wire. SADDLERY. An assortment nf saddle and bridles, girth and siirrups, cavalry saddles with baiters, Bricies, 4c. complete. Strong saddle bags. GROCERIES. Preserved meats and vegetables. Sauces, pickes, pie trims, mustard Sardines, pickled oysters. NAVAL STORES. Hemp and cotton canvas Yellow metal, -heaihmg copper Clipper boat nails, seisiiig palm Kedpatb's patent pumps, with rty-wbee! Boll rope, ratline, -piinynn Tarred tope ass'd size.' Manila cordage Rlark varnish, Hamhro lines. Composition nils, copper tacks Pitch, seaming twine, artificial horizon Boiled oil, ships' scrapers, spirits turpentine In n ladles, ass'd paints, caulking iri-Ba Composition spikes, Flemish tacks. SUNDRIES. Plai ing cards, mane comb Paper knives, ivory card cases Horse brushes, tooth brushes, shoe brushes Curry combs, whips, decanter Wine glasses, Kelts chessmen Tortoise shell dressing combs, ivory fan Velvet wine corks, percussion caps Paste blacking, wrapping paper Beeswax, sandpaper, shot pouches Bleached huckaback, Osna burgs, 4e. Ac. 47tf CORDAGE. Manila Cordage, 1 j, 2, J, 2J, 2j, 3, 3J , 3J, and 4 inch 4J coils. 10 coils WHALE LINE. 24 tf Brown Soap; .Mottled Soap. Sandwich Island Salt. Vancouvei's Island Coal, at IS per ton. C I nr e t m English Hops. SALE BY THE AGENT OF THE UUD80.V8 BAY


ocr: PASSENGERS. Per Taskee Dr. Robinson and lady, Mr. Whittaker, 2 children, Mrs. Mathews, Messrs. Cummins, Leonard, Preston, Strowbridge, Whitmore, Hopkins, GUmaa and stone. Per VIqcero Mr. and Mrs. Russell. Per Advance Messrs. English and Macfarlaae.


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ocr: MT. VERNON IRON WORKS MOV NT VERNON, .... 01110. OHAHLKS COOPKK, TUADUEUS h. CLAR-K, JOHN GOOPKB. COOPER & CLARK, Proprietors. Manufacture to order all kinds and sizes of STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES. From Four to Two Hundred I/orse Power. Of the latest styles and Patterns, with all the modern improvements; and keep constantly on hand Engines from I‘l to 4(( horse power. Circular, Sash and Muley Saw Mills complete. Also, custom and Merchant Grist Mills, Boilers, Mill Gearing, Blowing Cylinders, Adkin’s Water Wheels, Brass Machinery Castings, Flocr Pack ing Press Irons, Damsels, Lighter and Hoisting Screws, with Bails and Pins, Patent Head Block Irons and Self Setters, and castings of every description. Also keep on hand Reed’s Portable Grist Mills, Bolting Cloth, Screens, Win. Smut Machines, Elevator Buckets, Leather and Rnbber Belting, Circular and Muley Saws, Ac., Ac. Drawings and Plans for Saw, Custom and Flouring Mills furnished on short notice. COOPERS A CLARK. Mr. Clark is now, July 7th, 1867,stopping atthe Wins low House, Jt. Paul, anil w ill remain two weeks. As to the business, responsibility, Ac., of said firm be refers all Interested to Messrs. Emmet A Smith, St. Paul; W. G. Le Due, Hastings ; Hon. R. C. Kirk, Win. Windom, Esq., D. S. Norton, Esq.. Winona ;G. W. True, Owatouna: B. F.Smith, Vernon, Blue Earth Co. jy7-dwly MINNE S O T A MACHINE WORKS, BELLE PLAINE, MINNESOTA. The uudersigned have now in operation the largest FouncLi v Machine Shop In Minnesota, and are prepared to munulactuie Porta ble and Stationary STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR AND MULAY SAW MILLS, SAW GUM MERS, SAW AIIBERS, GEARING FOR GRIST MILLS, PLAINING MILLS, WOOD LATHES, GOVERNORS, STEAM AND WATER GUAG ES , STEAM WHISTLES, HAY PRESSES, BRICK MA CHINES, MACHINERY FOR STEAMBOATS, AND ALL KINDS OFj WOOD & IRON MxYCHINERY. IROF AND BRA'JSS CASTINGS, FAT T E R N S MADE ON S 11 O R T NOTICE, And Repairs of all kinds done with dispatch. We will furnish Steam Engines and other M ACIIINERY Of our own manufacture at Eastern Prices, adding the cost of transportation, and as the work -.ill be always done under the personal superintendence of one of the Firm, who is a practical working Machinist and Mill wright, we are enabled to Warrant our Work to be equal in every respect, to the best done at any establishment East or West.

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn.

publisher: Foster & Moore


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ocr: FOUNDRIES. MINNESOTA MACHINE WORKS, BELLE PLAINE, MINNESOTA. The uudtrsigned have now In operation the largest Foundrv &c Machine Shop In Minnesota, and are prepared to manufactuie Porta ble and Stationary STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR AND MULAY SAW MILLS, SAW GUM MER3, SAW ARBERS, GEARING FOR GRIST MILLS, PLAINING MILLS, WOOD LATUES, GOVERNORS, STEAM AND WAI'EII GUAGES, STEAM WHISTLES, UaY PRESSES, BRICK MA CHINES, MACHINERY FOR STEAMBOATS, ANO ALL KINbS OF WOOD & IRON MACHINERY. IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, PATTERNS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE, And Repairs of all kinds done with dispatch, IVe wi:i furnish Steam Engines and other MACHINERY Of our own manufacture at Eastern Prices, adding the cost of transpor.atiun, and as the work -..i1l be always done under the personal superintendence of one of the F.rrn, who is a practical working Machinist and Mill wright, we are enabled to Warrant our Work to be equal in -very respect, to the best done at any establishment East or West. All Machinery procured from us will be “set up” and started by competent einployets of the establishment. WELLS A MADDEN. my22-wly Belle Plaine, May 18, IS6B.


ocr: MT. VERNON IRON WORKS, MOV NT VERNON, .... OHIO. CHARLES OOOPJCK, THADDXUg h. CLAM, JOBM COOPS*. COOPER & CLARK, Proprietors. Manufacture to order all kinds and sizes of STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES. trom l 1 our to Two Uundrtd Home Rower, Of the latest styles and Patterns, with all the modern Improvements ; and keep constantly on hand Engines from 12 to 40 horse power. Circular, Bash and Muley Baw MUIS complete. Also, custom and Merchant Grist Mills, Boilers, 41111 Gearing, Blowing Cylinders, Adkin’s Water Wheels, Brass Machinery Castings, Flocr Pack ing Press irons, Damsels, Lighter and Hoisting Screws, with Bails and Pius, Patent Head Block Irons and Self Setters, and castings of every description. Also keep on hand Reed's Portable Grist Mills, Bolting Cloth, Screens, Win. Smut Machines, Elevator Buckets, Leather and Rubber Belting, Circular and Muley Saws Ac Ac Drawings and Plaiiß fur Saw, Custom and Flouring Mills furnished on short notice. 6 COOPERS A CLARK Mr. Clakk is now, July 7th, lbf.7,stopping atthe Wins low House, Jt. Paul, and will remain two weeks. As to the business, responsibility, Ac., of said firm lie refers all Interested to Messrs. Emmet A Smith, St. Paul - W. G. Le Due, Hastings ; Hon. K. C. Kirk, Wm. Windom, Esq." D. 8. Norton, Esq.. Winona; O. W. True, Owatonua: B.’ F.Smith, Vernon, Blue Earth Co. jy7-dwly MINNESOTA MACHINE WORKS, BELLE PLAINE, MINNESOTA. The uudersigned have now in operation the largest Foundry 6c Machine Shop In Minnesota, and are prepared to iuanufactuie Porta ble and Stationary STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR AND MULAY SAW MILLS, SAW GUM MERS, SAW ARBEItS, GEARING FOR GRIST MILLS, PLAINING MILLS, WOOD LATHES, GOVERNORS, STEAM AND WATER GUAG ES , STEAM WHISTLES, HAY PRESSES, BRICK MA CHINES, MACHINERY FOR STEAMBOATS, (and all kinds op WOOD & IltON MACHINERY. HR ON ANN BRASS CASTINGS, PATTERNS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE, And Uepairs of all kinds done with dispatch. We will furnish Steam ICngines and other MACHINERY Of our own manufacture at Eastern Prices, adding the cost of transportation, and as the work '..i1l be always done under the personal superintendence of one of the Firm, who is a practical working Machinist and Mill wright, we are enabled to Warrant our Work to be equal in every respect, to the best done at any establishment East or West. All Machinery procured from us will be “set up” and started by competent employees of the establishment.


ocr: FOUNDRIES. MINNESOTA MACHINE WORKS BELLE PLAINS, MINNESOTA. The uudersigned have now in operation the largeat Fouiulrv Machine Shop In Minnesota, aud are prepared to wanufactuie Porta ble aud Stationary STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR AND MULAY SAW MILLS, SAW GUM MERS, SAW ARBEItS, GEARING FOR GRIST MILLS, PLAINING MILLS, WOOD LATHES, GOVERNORS, STEAM AND WATER GUAGES, STEAM WHISTLES, HAY PRESSES, BRICK MA CHINES, MACHINERY FOR STEAMBOATS, AND ALL KINDS OkJ WOOL) & IKON MACHINERY. IROH AND BRASS CASTINGS, AMO PATTERNS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE, And Repairs.of all kinds done with dispatch. We will furnish Steam ICngines and other MAOIII N E R Y Of our own manufacture at Eastern Prices, adding the cost of transporiation, aud as the work '.ill be always done under the personal superintendence of one of the Firm, who is a practical working Machinist and Mill wright, we are enabled to Warrant our Work to be equal in every respect, to tbe best done at any establishment East or West. All Machinery procured from us will be “set up” and started by competent employees of the establishment. WELLS ii MADDEN. Belle Plains, May IS, 1858. my22-wly MT. VERNON IRON WORKS MOUNT VERNON, .... OHIO.


ocr: FOUNDRIES. MINNESOTA MACHINE WORKS BELLE PLAIN K, MINNESOTA. The undersigned have now in operation the largest Foundry Machine Shop In Minnesota, and are prepared to manufacture Porta ble and Stationary STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR AND MULAY SAW MILLS, SAW HUM MERS, SAW AUBERS, GEARING FOR GRIST MILLS, PLAINING MILLS, WOOD LATHES, GOVERNORS, STEAM AND WATER GUAG E 8 , STEAM WHISTLES, HAY PRESSES, BRICK MA CUINES, MACHINERY FOR STEAMBOATS, AND ALL KINDS OF] WOOD & IKON MACHINERY. IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, F A T T ERNS MADE ON SHORT NOTICE, And Repairs.of ail kinds done with dispatch. We wiil furnish Steam Dngines and other MACHINERY


ocr: dfeK nnn WANTED FOR TWELVE tJPc/,Wx_/w Months on No. 1, unincumbered busi ness property—or the above property is for sale cheap for one-half Cash, and the balance on one and two years’ time. St. Paul, Robert Street, between Fourth and Fifth, J. FROST. May 22d, 1858. may24-dtf


ocr: OBkUT G. tiUAKP. PIEBSOM S. MATTOX. B. G. .SHARP ot CO., DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. SADDLEII F, AGRICULTURAL IM ELEMENTS WRAPPING AND PRINTING PAPER. J nek son Street, htluten Fifth ami Sixth, St. Paul, Blinsesota. St.P a til, 21. jy2l-dawly


ocr: FOUNDRIES. PIONEER FOUNDRY -AND— MACHINE WORKS COItNKH Oif HVTH AND PIKB STBkISTg, SAINT PAUL, - . MINNESOTA These Works being now in good order, the subscriber is prepared to till orders for STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Circular and Mulay Saw Mills, Shingle Mills, Mill Cranks, Water Wheels, Saw Cummers, Saw Mandrels, Force Pumps, Jack Screws, liabbltt Metal, Hatchet Drills, brass Cocks, Steam Gauges, Oil Cups, and Iron and brass Castings of all kinds. FORGING, FITTING AND TURNING. Particular attention paid to ENGINE AND bOILKK REPAIRING, At prices to suit the times. F. GILMAN, Superintendent. March 22, ISSS-dly MINNESOTA MACHINE WORKS, BELLE BLAINE, MINNESOTA. The undersigned have now in operation the largest IToimcLrv &o Machine Shop In Minnesota, and are prepared to manufactuie Porta ble and Stationary STEAM E N O I N E S circular and mulay saw mills, saw cum mers, SAW AUBFIUS, GEARING FOR GRIST MILLS, I'LAINING MILLS, WOOD LATIIES, GOVERNORS, STEABI AND WATER GUAG ES , STEAM WHISTLES, HAY PRESSES, IHUCK MA CHINES, MACHINERY FOR STEAMBOATS, AM> ALL KINDS OF. WOOD & IRON MACHINERY. Zfji O X A N PATTERNS MADE 0 X SIIO R T [N OTICE, And Repairs of ail kinds done with dispatch. We will furnish Steam Engines and other M A C IT INE R Y Of our own manufacture at Eastern Prices, additil e cost of transportation, and as the work •„ill be always done under the personal superintendence of one of the Firm, who is a practical working Machinist and Mill wright, we are enabled to Warrant our Work to be equal in every respect, to the best done at any establishment East or West. All Machinery procured from us will he “set up’’and started by competent employees of the establishment. WELLS A MADDEN.


ocr: PATENT MEDICINES. SLOAN’S INSTANT RELIEF For Hornes arid Cattle. This is truly a Great Remedy. Hair a 25 cent bottle of Sloan’s Instant Relief, given in a pint of warm wa ter, seldom fails to cure a Horse of Cholic in a few min utes; in extreme c»ses repeat the dose in iliteen min utes. For Bruises, Strains, Sprains, and many other inju ries on Horses, Cattle aud other animals, HI, an’s In stant Relief speedily effects a cure. Many persons l.ave been astonished to witness the rapid cure effected, by the use of this wonderful medicine. BT Get Circulars of Agents. SLOAN’S OINTMENT. For Mildness, Safety, Certainty and For liness, Sloan’s Ointment excels, aud is rapidly Superseding ail other Ointments and Liniments for the cure of tlw fol lowing diseases: Fresh Wounds, Galls of all kinds, Cranked Heels, Ring Bone, Poll Evil, Wind Gai a, Callus, Spaviue, Sweeney,Fistula, Foundered Feel, Sand Cracks, Scratch es or Grease, Mange, and Horse Distemper THECONDITION POWDER is composed principa ' el herbs ana roots, anu may he given at all times . . under all circumstances with perfect safety. It has been found, by long experience, to be highly useful in the cure of the various diseases to w hich horses and cat tle- arc subject, viz : Distemper, Hide Bound, Lots of ap petite, Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Infiamation of tbe eye, Fatigue Irom Hard Exercise ; also Rheumatism, (commonly called the Stiff Complaint.) It is a safe and certain remedy for Coughs and Colds. It carries off all gross humors, and will remove all inllamation and fe ver, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleunse the water and strengthen every part of the body. One package of the powders and a box of tlie Ointment will perfect y cure a recent Fourder in six or eight days, without leaving the least effect in tlie teet. In Horse Distem per, they will allay the fever and promote a healthy ter mination of the disease. One Powder and part of a box of She Ointment, will, in all cases, cure the Uoen Dis temper in a cow ; two a e sometimes required for an ox. SLOAN’S MEDICINES are sold in Every Town in all the Western States. Prepared by WALTER B. SLOAN, Original Proprietors, Grand Depot, 24 South Water Street, Chicago, Illinois. oct6-dawly Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Proprietor’s prices, at St. Paul, by DAY A JENKS, J. W. BOND, WM. H. MORTON, and retailed by all the other Druggists in the City.


ocr: (.CHOICE FIRST-CLASS INSURANCE BY THE Incorporated in 1819—Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL 581,0 0 0,0 00. ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED, WITH A SURPLUS OF $506,887 88, And the prestige of 38 years success and experience. ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1858. Cash in hand and Deposits in Hartford Banks, $348,123.69 Cash in transit and Agents’hands 166,872.05 Money due the Company, secured by Mort’ge, 5,418.04 Real Estate unincumbered 47,663.42 Bills Receivable ... 85,177.18 Market Value. 102 Bonds C, 7, A 10 per cent. Interest an’ly, $102,000.00 657 Shares Rail Road Stock 54,446.00 50 do Connecticut River Co. Stock 1,250.00 50 do Stafford Bank “ .... 6,000.00 60 do Waterbury Bank “ .... 6,000.00 3G do Providence “ “ 1,800.00 2300 do Hartford “ “ 199,060.00 8685 do New York “ “ 600,662.60 15 do Jersey City “ “ 1,425.00 100 do U. Slates Trust Co. N. Y. Stock, 10,000.00 150 do N. York L. I, and Trust Co. “ 22,600.00 Totatal Liabilities $ 1,506,357.5


ocr: CHOICE FIRST-CLASS INSURANCE BY T)!* Incorporated 1819—Charier Perpetual. CASfI CAPITAL $11,000,000. ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED, With a Surplus of $50«,»8f 88, And the prestige of 88 years suveese and experience. ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1868. Cash in hand and Deposits in Hartford Banks, $845,128.69 Cash in transit and Agents’hands 166,872.06 Money due the Company, secured by Mort’ge, 6,416.04 Keil Estate unincumbered 47,668.42 Bills Receivable 85,177.18 Market Value. 1102 Bonds 6, T, A P er cent - Interest an’ly, $102,000.00 667 Shares Rail Road Stpck !. 54,446.00 66 do Connecticut River Co. Stock.... 1,250.00 60 do StaOord Bank “ .... 5,000.00 60 do Waterbury Bank “ .... 6,000 00 86 do Providence “ “ .... 1,600.00 2800 do Har(fprd “ “ .... 122,060.00 8665 do New York “ “ 600,662.60 15 do Jersey City “ “ .... 1,426.00 100 do U. States Trust Co. N. Y. Stock, 10,000.00 160 do N. York L. I, and Trust Co. “ 22,600.00 Totatal Liability


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: REAL ESTATE. Henry HcKenty, DEALES IN REAL ESTATE, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT And hai Gonitantly on Hand and for Sale from $lOO,OOO to $200,000 IN CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY THROUGH* OUT THE TERRITORY OP MINNESOTA. BROAD ACRES. 1000 ACHES WITHIN TWO MILKS OF THIS CITY, IN TRACTS OF OHE TO TEN ACRES, with obligation! to build and Improve on 1, S, 8, 4 and 0 yeari time. Ho Cash Down / HENRY McKENTY, Dealer in Real Eitate. St. Paul, November 80, 1867-dawtf. B. F. SLAUGHTER, Dealer in Real Estate, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Ornoa Tubs St. an. oaria abd Mibbbsota. Lands Bought and Sold throughout the Territory Money Loaned, Investments made, Taxes Paid for non residents. oct2B-daw ANDREW LEVERING, Dealer in Real Estate, CONVEYANCER , COMMISSIONER FOR PENSYLVANIA AND WISCONSIN, AMD NOTARY PUBLIC. Cob. or Tbikd iid Mims wot a Sts., St. Padl, M. T SAMUEL G. SLOAN. steal Estate, money Broker, CONVEYANCER, NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE—REAR OF NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING.

place_of_publication: Saint Paul, Minn. Territory

publisher: Owens & Moore


Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: MINNESOTA MACHINE WORKS, BELLE PLAINE, MINNESOTA. The uudersigned have now in operation the largest Foundry &, Machine Shop In Minnesota, and are prepared to manufacture Porta ble and Stationary STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR AND MULAY SAW MILLS, SAW GUM MERS, SAW ARBKRS, GEARING FOR GRIST MILLS, PLAINING MILLS, WOOD LATHES, GOVERNORS, STEAM AND WATER GUAGEB, STEAM WHISTLES, HAY PRESSES, BRICK MA CHINES, MACHINERY FOR STEAMBOATS, .4MI ALL KINDS Or WOOL) IRON MACHINERY. llt ON AND Bit ASS CASTINGS, AN D PATTERNS made on short notice, And Repairs of all kinds done with dispatch. We will furnish Steam Engines and other machinery Of our own manufacture at Eastern Prices, adding the cost of transportation, and as tiie work -.ill be always uone under the personal superintendence of one of the IT™,’. 10 18 a practical working Machinist and Mill wright, we are enabled to Warrant our Work to be equal every respect, to the best done at any establishment FOUNDRIES.


ocr: ALEXIS BAILEY (SUCCESSOR TO FORBES ASD KITTSON,) Takes pleasure in informing the customers of the cld Firm, and the Public generally, that he has just received and is now opening at his NEW STORE IN HAYWARD’S STONE BLOCK, ON 9T. ANTHONY STREET, The Largest and Best Selected Stock of Staple and. Fancy DRY GOODS, INDIAN GOODS, &C., Ever yet offered in this City, which he offers at Wholesale or Retail at greatly reduced iates. Having secured the services of MR. LOUIS BLUM, Formerly with FORBES k KITTSON, customers may rely upon buying better Goods, a id at cheaper Rates, than can be obtained at any other Establishment in this City. The entire stock has been selected and purchased by MR. BLUM, of first hands, which is a sufficient guar antee that the wants of this community have been atten ded to. Come and examine for yourselves. It is no trouble to show Goods. Remember the place—Hayward’s New Stone Block, St. Anthony Street, above Wabashaw. May IS, !SSS-daw6m.


ocr: Seasoned lumbkii.—fob sale at the Lumber Yard on Fort Street, in front of the Winslow House, every variety o» Seasoned Lumber, at the lowest market prices, for Cash or State Scrip. Clear, No. 1 and common l in., 1 to** Laths, Shinnies Extfw, No. 1 anil No. il. Pickets, Pt tue l Olkpbuarda.didmu, Flooring, Fencing Dimensions of all sites. •pcU-dlm YABDLBY * BKO.


ocr: DEFAULT HAVING BEEN HADE IN THE coindtion of a certain Mutgige from Junu Townsend to Daniel Baldwin, di ed the si'.teeutli uay of June, A. D. IS')7, and rec riled m ihe Registry of Dee s for the County of She bur.e and Sate ol M’une sota, on the 16 h ay of June, 857, at & o'clock P. M., in Book A ol Mortgages, on pag.s 111, 112, on which there is el dined to lie due at the date o. I is notice ine -um of ($902,40) nine hundred and two dodars and for ty cents, and no suit or proceeding at law naving be u commenced to recover the same or any part thereof; Notice is hereby giveu that toe premises described!, -aid Mur - gage, to-wii: The North Ei.-t quaiterof the South West quarter anil ihe South lial of the South West quarter of Section uumber t ree, aud the South East quarter of the South East quarte of Section nu a ber four in Township uumber thirty-four North of ..auge number thirty West, will be sold at Public Auc lon, in front of the office ol F. E. B ildwin, in Clear Lake Town ship in said Countv, on the 31st day of D. cember, I>5S, at ten o’clock A. M., to sat sfy the amouut due ou said Mortgage and the costs allowtd by law. Dated, Nov. 9,1858. DANIEL BALDWIN, F. E. Baldwin, Att’y. no\2U-w6t Mortgagee. CATHCART & CO., ARE NOW RECEIVING TIIEIR fall and. Winter Stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY- GOODS! Which they Offer to their Customers at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES ! The Attention of CASH BUYERS Is Respectfully Solicited, as they feel Confident in say ing, that NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN COMPETE WITH THEM IN Quantity, Styles, Qualities, or Prices ! ! COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will be Supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES. All Orders will be promptly filled by one of the Firm, who will give Special Attention To tlie Wholesale Trade. DO NOT FORGET To call where Goods are always shown freely, at Prices which seldom fail to insure Sales, by CATHCART A CO. September 24, ISSS. 5Q DOZ. KNITSHIKTB A DBAWLRB. 30 DOZ. FLANNEL OVER SHIRTS.


ocr: not say to her little volume, “ Depart!” but we will learn to our souls the lesson it teach es us, and tako the good from the evil; we will say' again as God has said before us: "Let him tliat is without sin among you, first cast a stone at her.” The above book is for sale at Mr. George Little’s book store, Lambert’s block, Third street—besides many works of an interesting nature, and a large quantity of stationery, etc. C.


The Weekly Minnesotian. [volume]

ocr: Henry McKenty, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT And has Constantly on Hand and for Bale from SIOO,OOO to $200,000 IN CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY THROUGH OUT THE TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA. BROAD ACRES. 1000 ACHES WITHIN TWO MILKS OF THIS CITY, IN TRACTS OF ONE TO TEN ACHES, with obligations to build and improve on 1,2, 8, 4 and 6 years time. No Cask Down t HENRY McKKNTY, Dealer in Real Estate. St. Paul, November 80, 1857-dawtf. K. F. SLAUGHTER, Dealer in Real Estate, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Orncs Third St. bet. Cedar and Minnesota. tw Lands Bought and Sold throughout the Territory Money Loaned, Investments made, Taxes Paid for non residents. oct2S-daw ANDREW LEVERING, Dealer ill Real Estate, CONVE YANCER , COMMISSIONER FOR PENSYLVANIA AND WISCONSIN, AN D NOTARY PUBLIC. Cor. of Third and Minnesota Sts., St. Paul, M. T SAMUEL G. SLOAN. *£eal Estate, Vloiicy Broker, CONVEYANCER, NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE—REAR OF NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING, CAIHCART & CO.’S FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods, SELECT DRESS GOODS, PER LAST STEAMER. We have just received our FIRST IMPORTATION OF Superb Paris Dress Goods! SHAWLS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES. KID GLOVES, SCARFS, Ac., Ac., Ac. We would particularly request the attention of our Lady customers to the fact that in this lot of goods are some of the RICHEST VELVET ROBES ! EVER IMPORTED I SUPERB POPLINS, CHENILE SHAWLS, RICH SCARFS, And many other goods, New and beautiful, ordered by us expressly for first class city retail trade, and con fined to us, being entirely dillerent from goods to be found in this market. We are now in daily receipt of FALL & WINTER GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Adapted to the wants of every class, and comprising an unequalled assortment of every description of Foreign and Domestic Goods, All of which are offered at prices that cannot be com peted with in this city. Terms strictly cash, and one price only.^H E - Our SECOND FLOOR or Carpet and House Fur nishing Goods Rooms, contains a large ami most beauti ful stock of Crosley’s Velvet, Croslky’s Royal 4-4 BRUSSELS CARPETS, IMPERIAL THREE PLY, FINE, SUPERFINE AND TAPESTRY INGRAINED, BRUSSELS, DAMASK AND VENETIAN STAIR CARPETS; MATTING, MATS AND RUGS; DRUGGETS, DRUGGET and LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS. Curtain Goods! BROCATELLK, SATIN DE LAINES, AND DAMASKS, All of the newest and richest styles, with the most fash ionable Trimmings to match. LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS IN GREAT VARIETY. Linen and Cotton Sheeting, and Pillow Casing, Blankets, ((uilts, Table Linen, Napkins, and Doylies, Huckaback, Towls, Crash, &c.,&c., Ac. Carpets made and put down; Curtains made, trimmed and prepared by our experienced and tasteful Upholsterer, for many years in the largest Carpet House


ocr: REAL ESTATE. Henry JVlcKenty, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT And has Constantly on Hand and for Sale from SIOO,OOO to $200,000 IN CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY THROUGH OUT THE TERRITORY OP MINNESOTA. BROAD ACRES. 1000 ACMES WITHIN TWO MILES OF THIS CITY, IN TRACTS OF OSS TO TEN ACRES, with obligations to build and Improve on 1,2, 3, 4 and 6 years time. No Cash Down l HENRY McKENTY, Dealer in Real Estate. St. Paul, November 80, 1857-dawtf. ». F. SLAUGHTER, Healer in Real Estate, SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Office Third St. bet. Cedar and Minnesota. Xf£t~ Lands Bought and Sold throughout the Territory Money Loaned, Investments made, Taxes Paid for non residents. oct2B-daw ANDBEW LEVERING, Dealer in Real Estate, CONVEYANCER , COMMISSIONER FOR PENSYLVANIA AND WISCONSIN, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Cob. of Thibd and Minnesota Sts., St. Paul, M. T SAMVEL G. SLOAN. weal Estate, tloney Broker, CONVEYANCER, NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE—REAR OF NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING