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I HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, AUGUST 28, 1S69. THE FAOiriO ifV a i WVAVJH'll. 'H BOOK AND JOB PRINTINC. rwrmrt tr'tNl-M AND ADDRE3J CARDS prtnUd lloaU carJ Pre, la lb LiRh-at style of the art.

tus FAoirzo Commercial Advertiser, Around Est at Maui. tWTORlAl. ton RES PO DCS ex. Ha77, August 13tb, 1800. tutt Jlaal.

moat of our readers are aware, a vat mountain eooe, thirty miles in jiametr at the as gradually on all auks to bht of feet abors the m. At the nf tMi mountain cone the crater of ai'i to he the largest in the world, hiw nrver hcen eunreyed, e-en by Wilkes ex-Wition; nd the rieitiflc yntlemen connected jVjj -t thenweWes with simply estimating itt I-nf J'Ptn- Of these and other fiatare of thi preat natural wonder we hail b' nyre tl in DOlher tterf descril-ins the lie thc anmit- 1U nituntaia, hich has a circumference at the sli.ire of shout OO miles, in divikd into eight Jitrurti tfjtnuie rtcw wn oi nuia, wntcn Lf rfp't9 aarely jHthnius connecting Eoat We ifaui. Tien enmes Honuaula, io tbe 3Ukc is located, then Ka-biijioi, K-iapo, Kifahula, liana, Koolau, and ILimnkuit. the latter joltung the Kula district. EiL-a from eight to fifteen miles along the bor, gradually narrowing as it approaches the summit.

The characteristic featares of these iMlclit tniiy be briefly stated: Kula consUts p-ncrelljF of oWp soil, except near the shore, whrre it stony. It has no streams, seldom iiot sul ii so dry that it has not attracted much population. In fact, it becoming gradoally tiiTiculatrilv and a trai eler can now go for miles tue niirici wti.iout mcciuig uwcuuig life. Ilmuaula district lias a soft rich soil, ami is more Cifortd with raiurf and mointure. Between Ci two ami Hur feel, it pumrwHn some of the most pmdacthe soil on the gruup.

Ivthilinui district, adj-inins the above, is fir the most part dry, rocky, and fit only for grazing. Kaur and Kipuhulu districts are more GiYoted with rain, hat are too stony to allow of cultivation with the plow and barrow, liana the noil pxl, and plowable, though secti-jo of stony Lin.1 are found in it. Showers ore frvriuent here, mod vegetatiun in consequence wry rank. Tue Koolau dutrict coostMU of little tbe than dero fwit9 from te summit to tbe ihore, while in llamakua, forests and rolling pasture Ixnd alternate, offering a better field for cultivation. Both the-e districts are well watered with abundant rains and permanent streams.

I 1 at.4Aiki isrvMl fTMi ifm sisvi-f Sflariral IUC TltbllQ sa unx i VI a vw saw ssavsv iudoNtruii enterprises. Excettinz tbe little bar. bom of M.tlik and I'ana, there is not a safe anchorage from Kahului around to Makena, on-km io very still weather, when schooners may ancLur, land and take off freight at frequent points along the coast. The Start for Ilaaa. Leaving the hospitable mansion of Captain wtione garlens, cane-fields and groves of J'jung trees Lave for mmiths been suiferiog Bit want of rain, we started on the lltb, with good mules over Inely road to liana.

The trade wind were blowing, as is usual in this section, frrnh and strong, compelling us to reef in everything likely to be torn away by the frequent gustM. For thirty miles, with little or no variation, the road leads over a dry and rocky track, np and down, through Lot ravines or along the gravelly beach. Reaching Kaupo district, we fiad a tiiagQ of the same name with several hundred inhabitants, and two small churches, Roman Catholic and I Votes taut. Just back of this village is one of tlte two noted raptures) in tbe sides of the great crater of llaleakala. It looks precisely as if when the crater bowl was filled with molten lavs, this side bad broken awav.

causinz an opening one-third of a mile in width, with I "teep precii ices on each side, 1,500 or 2,000 feet I high, almofct perpendicular. The very track of tSaa law, at ra saa a ft i-istPawl rAaseipV trials. Afatnint afi envwia aaav mm a 1 1 MMVHa waasaw vaaiiiwav an be traced, by the frequent ridges, spreading ut below and beyocl it in the form of a delta. ae general coarse of the lava stream, altnougn is now covered with grass and shrubbery, is as liiaiact as though tbe eruption took place re- ently. Vhen it occurred there is no means of ertaining, nor even can we gather, by native Kate when the latest eruptions on this Island took lace.

The lava stream below Ulopalakua looks Mlay as fresh as does that of the eruption of io'J on Hawaii, and ye it is beyond tbe kemory or the tradition of tbe natives. Msaatala Set aery. From Kaupo the scenery becomes more varied tod interesting, the ravine deeper, and the pahs precipices more formidable. There are four eep valleys between the villages) of Kanpo and rjpahulu two of which are specially noticeable, oe fbr having its steep precipices covered iroughout its length and breadth with scarcely a tree bat tbe lauhala or screw-pine. From the ps of the ravine to its bottom there is nothing be seen but one dense mass of these trees, ing one above tbe other in tbe most beautiful mmetry possible.

Tbe other valley, called by natives Wailua, is one of tbe most pictur- me that can posniblr be imagined. As tbe riveler turns tbe cliff to descend from tbe Kaupo le, the whole valley opens before him, with its Io streams, three silver white water-falls, and lage of endless variety. The precipices are re perfectly perpendicular, and covered with dangling from the cliff several hundred clown to tbe swift and roaring streams, uch rash through the valley from tbe zaoan-n summit. Two Bridges ive just been completed over tbe worst of the iuntain streams in this district, one each of the village of Kipahola. Tber are plain werviceable, bat show the same lack of good e-oent in their erection, that is noticeable in many of our public works.

Tbe fault Lera in the foundation, which consists of small stones, piled op on the solid rock. Here W4 the VerT best natural fAnrutatfon that muiLI been sought for, and had the stone work. rsnary to raise it to a grade, been laid in pnt and made as firm as the rock below, it would doubtless stand for fifty jears. Hut as it is, bo noon as the stones get loore, and they are liable to any day, tbe foundation will 15 undermined, and the bridge become shaky and insecure. Another fault is, the timbers of the bridge lap only a few incites on this insecure cobble foundation, from twelve to eighteen inches, whereas they should lap three or four feet at the least, at each end.

Loth these bridges -re well-built so far as the carpenter work is concerned, and well covered with tar, and had tbeir foundations been made solid, they would serve for many years. As it is, tbe remit needs no prediction. At kllsahala We took poeHewion of tbe vacant bouee of our old friend Judge Kakani, wbo bad been absent on a tour of several weeks, anteiwing the property of the inhabitants of this and tlie adjoining districts. A lew hours after our arrival, be returned from liana. It is a pleasure to meet with such intelligent Ilawaiians, occupying honorable and trusty positions, and who appear to fill their offices creditably.

This village contains but two or three hundred native inhabitants, with few or no foreigners. Little ele is cultivated besides tobacco, awa. sweet potatoes and upland tsro, each native planting juot sufficient to upport biioseir and family. The soil appears mellow and rich, but the country is so stony that no extensive cultivation can be prosecuted. About twelve miles ride from Kipabulu, we cocue to the village and harbor of liana.

Here the country is less broken by ravines and ridges, and more suited to cultivation. Tbe liana Plantation, owned and carried on by Mr. A. Unna, comprics some two thousand acres of land, extending from the sea shore as far op the mountain side as it is practicable to cultivate. Cane grows finely Itere, under the stimulating influence of frequent showers, and comes to maturity in from twelve to fourteen months.

Tbe plantation and mill are Muatl. and the crop averages from tao to three hundred tons a year. There is room for a large increase in the amourt of cane grown and sugar manufactured. Tosacce ass! iwa. Bcttides cane, tobacco and awa are extensively grown here, and latterly the natives have commenced the cultivation of Sea Inland cotton, with what lucre remains to be tccn.

The Unna tobacco is said by Judge Lnwrenc. who it a good judge of the weed, to 1 the Ktrongent grown in thee Ulands. And a gentleman residing in liana, who has had nevcral yearn' experience in the manufacture of cigars, assured us that cigars made from the liana leaf will euqs the best Uavanas in quality and that choice flavor for which they are noted. He thinks that a cigar factory established here by persons familiar with the business, and with ample capital to carry it on, would be a success from the start. The awa raised here i also said, by those who use it, to bo the strongest grown in tbe group, but the na tives are abandoning its cultivation, and it is said that not half the quantity will be rained this year that was produced in former years.

It would be better for the country if its cultivation and use could be abandoned altogctlier. There are several tracts of arable land in this district, of from 50 to 500 acres in extent which may be leased. But singularly enough, notwithstanding the abundant rains with which this district is favored, there is not a permanent stream in it, and the people have to rely on spring and rain water, for their supply. II. M.

W. guSllltSS L3IwS. E. HOFFMANN. M.D.

rbjlcUa and Ssrgroa, Corawr Merchant and Kaahoavaaa near Postnfflce. ly JOHN S. McGREW, M. Pbfdciaa aad Ssrgeoa. OOcw In 11.

L. Chase's bo.hlinir. Fort Strevt. Raiasca CAoa St, Aefae.a mnd t'mrt Sts. Off Km Boca Frost to lo A.

aad from lulK, At. tli ly DR. J. MOTT SMITH, Dentist, OlSow corsr of Fort aid llotel Streets. 671 ly A.

C. M. Ph jlclaa aad Sareeos, Qfllea and BaaUeacw. AUrich llom. Fort atreet 6ft0 ly W.C.JONES.

Attorney at Law aad Laad Agent. W13 praetM in all tha Coarta of tb KiardoM. lie will auead the Circuit Coarta la KaoaL, Maol and liawail, aad visit either of thosw Islands oa special baaioesa. Ojfid! in th room, lately ocrnpied fry IA Hon. J.

II'. Austin, in tUe IoU jJict liuiUin'j. 09O ly JOHN 11. PATV. Sotarj Pakllr, Otlcw at the Bank of Bishop A Co.

Uoablala, H. I. 600 6a a. r. JUDO.

Attoraey aad Coaatellor at Law, Fort strwwt, tarva doors twioa Alerebaat Street. 640 ly S. B. DOLE Attoraey at Law. QJtee swrr Rtckmriton's Strt, corner Fort and Mrrtnnt ae streets, Uomtmlm.

ly IIENRT THOMPSON, Attoraey aad Coaastllor at Law. Otfic oa Qaeea Street, opposite the Court Hoose, ap stairs. ei ly L. L. TOR BERT Dealer la all kiad of Balldlsg Jiaterlals, Paints and Oil, Wall Paper, Window and Picture Glass, Orncs Ka.

20 Ebflaxadb, (674 ly) OrrosTTS Conrr Dorrs. 31. S. GRINBAUM St CO. Isiporters aad TTboIefale Dealers la FashisBakle Clotklag, DaU, Caps, Coots aad Shoes And every variety of Gentlemen's Superior Tarnishing Goods Store formerly occupied by W.

A. A Id rich, 649 At aJtee's Block, (jueen st. ly ALLEN Jt CHILLING WORTH, Kawalhae, Hawaii, WulcanttaaetheGeoeralMerehandiseand Shipping boiintai at loaabore port, where they ara prepared tofurmlsh loe justly celebrated Kawathae Potatoes, and aacb other reernit as are required by whale ahlpa. at th shortest aoticw aad oa the aaoat rwaaooabU terms. Plrowooci.

on SaucI. 6s4 ly C. WATERMAN Si. CO CoaiBLlfsloa UerehAats. Capeeial attention paid to the interest of the Whaling Fleet by tha furniahiss of 'nnda, purchase aad sale of xchaore, Oil, Booe, General Merchandlae, aad the proeurint of Freicht HEFERKNCES.

Alt sis. I a AC Howlasd, Ja. Co, Mew Bedford W. O. E.

Pora, do. MaaatLi. As Ean Franctaco SMly D. N. FL1T5ER, Cootinues his old business la the fireproof boildior, Kaahaaaaaai Street, ChroooBoetars rated by obwerratioRs of the aaa and stare with a transit taatroaMat accurately adjusted ta tha BMtidiaa of Hoaotola.

Particular attention rtvra to ana watch repairioc. Sextant and qaadraat lasses airrared aad adjnifd Chart and nautical iajtrunwrts oonstioUy oo CAS hand and for sale. ly gasnuss F. AOAUS. O- WILDER.

ADAMS i WILDER, Aactlon and Commission Merchants, FIBB PKOOK STORK, la Rsblasaa IlaiMias, Q.aeca Mrcei, esa-iy BARTOW, Aaetloarrr, Salr Rana U.arra Street, oi dr fraaa If 6aO IRA RICHARDSON, Importer aaa Dealer la Boots, Shoes, line Clothing, I'arattblag Goods, Perfumery, Comer of Fori and JUrrcknmt SUttU, 670 UoSOLlXU. U. I. ij V. I KK.V, Ccnrral Commlssloa Ag(nt and Eroker, qUSCr STREET, CfeS ly HOXOLVLU.

C. BREWER Ac CO. CommlsIoa and Shipping Merchants, OAS HaaslnlM. Oufaw. II.

I. if W.N. LAUD. Importer and Dealer I Hard are. Cutlery, Mechanics Tool, aad Asncnltarai implement.

ess far Jiirccl. C. S. Sr-tSCtS, M4C AL CIIAS. X.

SPENCER i Geseral Commlioa Slerthant, Qaeea Slrerl. ljr llaaalala. EDWIN JUNES, Grocer and Ship haulier, LA11AINA, AlAUt Moovr Krcrulu fantelM4 Ia i-hl oo Tm. M7 ly TUB NEWSPAPER KCOKOA, PakUshed Uccllj In tke Ilawaiiaa Laagaage. It baa th lawtt cirraUtkMi lo th rrocp, a.od la rea4 totb by Hawaiian and rorcioera.

Vrroe ii yar la a4 waMvce. A4erttaemrntttran.latnl loco Haws-Uaa tre of chaiwe. Office in feouth S67 eorter of gaiVr'a Home ly KI. Importrnaad Comsillon Merrbaals, Caraer Far! and Mrrraaat Mrrrla, 067 ly F. A.

SCHAEFER Jc CO. Importers aad CommRoloa Merchant, nONOLL'LC, 6o ly HAW. loLANDS. E. O.

II ALL Si. SON, Importers and Dealers la Hardware, Dry Goods, Patnti, OU, mnd General MercMandu. 647 Coroer Fort au.1 Kin M. ly JOHN RITSOV. Dealer la Ulne, Spirits, Ale and Porter.

613 Haaalala. ly JOHN TIIOS. WATERIIOrE. laaperter and Dealer la Central Merchandise, 669 Queeo etreet, Honolulu. ly raass snows.

ooDriuT BROWN Si In port cm Jt Wholesale Dealers la Wines, Spirits 671 MERCH4XT 5T.t HOXOLVLU. 6m a. walks a. a. v.

allb WALKER Jt ALLEN, Shipping aad Commission 2Ierthants, 683 HOSOLCLU, 11. I. ly II. E. MelNTVRE Si BROTHER, Grocery, Feed Store and Cakerj, Corner of Kin and Fort Streets, Honolulu, rj.

I. 643 ly JOHN A Merchant Tailor, TTotkl Srairr, C. K. Williams. 6SO McCOLi.

A Ji II Jlrrchaui Tailors, FORT STREET, HONOLULU, H. 671 Oppoaite Thend. C. cock's. 1 FISCHER Ac ROTH, Merchant Tailors.

Fort Street, opposite Odd Fellow's Hall, Honolulu, FJ. I 671 ly At. C. CBALLAMU. S.

A. BLCHt. CHALLAMEL Si. Importers aad Dealers la Ulnes, Spirit, Ales, Ac, To. 8 XUUJ.tU STREET, 676 Opposite Merchant street, Ilonolnlu, H.

1. ly 1 I II Si IMPOaTKBS AXD DCALIRS IS Llardware, Catlery, Dry Cooos, Paints aad Oils, aad Geaeral 31rrrhandle, 674 Ha. OA Kl.fQ STREET, HONOLULU. ly J. PERRV.

Dealer la (Jeaeral Merchandise, FIRE-PROOF STORE, Corner ff Hotel and Xawtnu StretU, Honolulu, II. I. aiso Retail Establishment en snana Street. 660 Above the Fire-proof Store. ly CHUNG BOON.

Conmlssloa Merrhaat and General Arent, Agent for tha Paakaa and Aioauutn Sujrar Plantations Importer of Teas and other Chinese aud Foreign Good and wholesale dealer in Hawaiian Produce, I a New Staae Stare, Naaoaa brlww Kiaa 6o0 ly AFO.N'O A. A CHUCK. Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers la Genera! Merc and Chinese Goods. Plrepraar Starr, Noaaan Street.

Coder the Publie Halt. 663 ly HYMAN Ac BROTHERS, mposTtkS, Wholesale aad Retail Dealers la Dry Goods, Clot hi sr, HATS, FCRNIPI1IXQ Ladle and Genu Boot aad Shoe, Yankee Notions, Ac, Ac, Capl. Snow's Bnildinj, If a. 20 HERCHAXT 8T-, (670 ly) HOXOLVLU. PHI Lhll'S Aw inanarsa axo Wholesale Dealers la Clothlrtr.

Boots, Shoes, Cats, Mea' FnrnUhlng and Fancy Goods, To. A MERCHANT ST (671 6a) HONOLULU. BOLLES Ac Ship Chandlers aad Comnlssloa Merchaats, Queen Street, Honolulu. Messrs. C.

A. William A Co. Messrs. C. Brewer A Mearr.

Castle Cooke. I Met ar. U. llaekfeld A Messrs. C.

L. Richard A Co. 1 1. Watarmaa. Ksq.

660 ly THOMAS SPENCER, Ship Cbaidler, Dealer In General Merchandise, Island Prod ace, A.C., aad ConmlyIoa Merchant, Byraa'o Bay, Hllo, S. WQ1 keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment of every description of goods required by ships and others. The highest price given for Island Produce. 17 Moaey advanced for Bills of Rxchaogv at reasonable rate. 60 ly THEO.

U. DAVIES. (Lata Jan ion, Qreen 4 Co.) Importer aad Commission Merchant, (Gin VOR LLOTVS1 THE LIVERPOOL UNDERWRITERS, NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, and BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE CO. Fir Proof BoilJinga, Kaahomana and Queen Streets. 64 ly C.

L. RICHARDS As. Ship Chandlers aad Commission Merchants, aad Dealers In General Merchandise, Keep constantly on hand a full assortment of merchandise, for theeappiyaf balers and Merchant vessels-. 670 ly Letter Sheets, ITn MAP OP THE HAWAIIAN ISL ANDS printed on them, can be had at the Soots lore. Prira IS1 Cish 11 per Usira.

634 Faber's JVo. 2 Pencils. fTUIRSE POPUL4IlPENClLS CAN BE toood at (068) U. M. WHIINMY'S.

IVovels, IVew and Old. AN INVOICE JUST RECEIVED AT THE BookStoreof (663) H. M. VT1IITSKY. gusincss Oris.

LEWERS OICKSOX. bealrrs lu LouiUer and Soiltllng Slaterlal OStl Fore Sirrec. ly Til. C. IIEUCK, General Commission Merchant.

SH4 ALEX. J. CARTWR1UIIT. Commission Jlercbaat aad Leceral Slilppiog Agent, OAS Iloaalala. Oahu.

ly sa-L castls. J. m. TBeuox. a.

a. cooks. CASTLE COOKE. Importers sud General Merchants, Kiae irrrl, oppoiilr the Seaiura Chapel, AliO, AUEXTS FOR Dr. Jyn Cetcbraunl iuuily Meitictues, Whfler 4r WiUon Seirin Marlilnes, Tbe New Kimland Mutual Llf Iuaarauce Company, Thr KobaU iagttr Company, Hawaii.

U.e Haiku Suuar Cuiopany. VauL The Hawaiian huar ilia. Staui. li aialu POKi rUnUUon, Uahu. Tbe LuouUtai Rice Plantation.

Kauai 663 ly UIMIOI X. CUN Iiaukrrt, OOlce, la tbe east corner of Maker's Block, Kaahuoianu slm-t, (louoSulu. Draw Bill of Exctianpon The Cass or Cauroasn. San Francisco Alesra imti.L,MiTCs Nev York. Lkkii 4 Wain, New York, Tbkmojtt ItikL, iioaUii.

OMICTAL liAXK COMPKBITIOX. lyniulOU. MrMn. MuccitD, Avdhi At Co t'arin. A (cuts Fartrio laacaaaca C.

and Misuatt.m Lira Ia.ca asc Co. Will receive Oraclaaa basineasiper, and attend to eollrtln.etc. ly Snsuraiut Caris. F. A.

SCHAEFER. AGENT Urn.rn H.ard af Cadrr writer. ABrl DrraSfH ItaarSaf t'sdrtwriirra, A neat Vleaaa Vaard af t'adcr writer. 647 ly NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. riTAbLlaUKU, YMJ9.

CAPITA tS.OUO.UOU Arcaiaaisird ard larr.icd Fnai, ffVHE UlEnSIGNEl) HAVE BEEN A P- lOlNTr AOKNTalor the EaiMlwich llm.u. and are author nvd to lnst.ro aiziiiist Fire noon favomble tenna. Uiks tiken In any part of the Iilamls on WooJen boildinps. an'l Mrreh.n4ie stuml tbertli), fiwetliiiK Ilonsc anil FuruU liar I In.liv KK, In liuphfl. vllh AP i'iri'ill I nr ooder repair.

(470 ly KU. UOFFSCIILAKOKK ft CO. THE IIKITIS1I AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y, (LIMITKb.) ACCEPTS ItlShS AT THE LOWEST A KATtS. The clauses In the Foliric. of this Company are I specially advantageous.

TlltiO. 11. DAV1I-J4, A sent. THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y Issnes lire and Life Policies ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS. ALL Claims for Losses settled with promptitude.

ClU-ly TliUO. 11. DA VIES, Agent. MERCHANTS MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Of 8un FrunolMeo.

fMIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN A. appointed agent fur the above Company, beg leave to inlorni the publie that they are now prepared to issue MARINE INSURANCE POLICIES ON CARGOES, FREIGHT a it, I TREASURE. 643 ly WALKKR ALLEN. 23,000,000 ASSETS! THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y OF HARTFORD. TFIA an accumulated Ileserx Fund of over Tieenty Hve Million Dollars, is the Oldest Mntnal Insurance Company In America, Has the Largest amount of Assets, The Largest Receipts and Smallest Expenses, The Largest nambrr of Members, Pays the Largest Return Dividends, And Is the most Liberal Co.

Ia exlstenre. ST WAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT AM fur the Hawaiian Islands of the above old and wealthy i Lite Insurance Cumimny, I am prepared to furnish any in- fo rmation iieriaining to Lire Insurance, and to receive ap plication, for the Insuriog of lives of any age between 14 and 60 years, on a favorable term a are offered by any other company. The attention of those contemplating insuring their own lives or the lives of others. Is Invited to the superior advantages offered by this Company, In the large amount of iu asseta and the consequent security affurJed to the insured. Its in.

eocne from Interest alone more than covers all the expanses, in-chiding payments on account of the death of member. Circulars and all oth-r desired information will be supplied on application, personally or by letter, to II. 51. vrniTNKY, 669 6 in Azent lor the Hawaiian Islands. PIANOS FOR SALE! Q2CO.

TVHESE ARE THE BEST AND MOST RE-liablo Piaaoa iaano(actared, noted for atanding In tune and wearing well. They are made of the best seaMMied materiala with ail the modern Improvement. Rosewood ease, with seven octave. A Leu, Oae Cabinet Organ for Sale, with povrerfal Tone, scitablk eon a chcrcb. 663 6m Vf.

FISCHER. LIME AND CEMENT, a LWAVSaa HAND AND WARRANTED 2 as Fresh as any In tbe market, for aaie at lowest rates. 667 6m CHAS. S. PaXEU A CO.

FOR SALE. EIGHT SPAN OP HORSES. YfELL MATCHED. For further particulars apply at the I-IA" WAIMANALO MAhKET. Cl 680 3m King atreet.

Information Wanted, REOARD1NO FRANS CISC A iR leR his home In Gottenberg, bweden. In lo4, and Is supposed to be somewhere iu the PsclOc Any tiding, of him, or hi. -lboou, will be Fratefolly revived by hi. younger brother, CAPT. AD0LP.

8. TENUSTBOM, Uooolulu, Hawaiian Island, or by the publisher of thl. paper 670 8m PIANOS AND OTHER' MUSICAL IN-TKCMEKTS, TITSED AXD EEPAIRED, BY CHARLES DERBY, AT THE THEATER. Lessoas Given on Plan and Gnitar. Hest rt reference riven.

II. TREIflPEK, PIANO FORTE MAKER AND TUIIER, HAS RETTRNED AOALN. ORDERS LEFT AT DR. SMITH'S og Store, and at Wm. Fischer' Furniture 'Rootaa cromntly attended to.

oos em ALEXANDER REIYIOND, iOf the Imperial Farm, RamxbouilletO VETER I NARY SURGEON, HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS Na. IO Eaaaaa Street. Alt boaines in his line Veterinary Surgeon promptly attended to. Particular attention paid to all diseases of Horse. COWS AND SOWS CAREFULLY SPAYEV.

AU order left with Mr. BERTRAND, Barber, No. 40 Hotel street, or at Mr. KELLY'S Stables, Fort street, will be attended U. 674 4m Rlttbaniral.

Boot and Shoe Maker aad Dealer In Leather and Shoe Findings, UiAA Street. M. and Ifaunakea Sis. rrOnlra from the country nlu-Ite1 auJ promptly attended to on the most reasonable terms. 6V0 ly 7.

STRAUS, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, BrS3w a ar tri'li tfa XI I VII 1 Va i I i .1 jm aw ar. a KLi mm IV its a. aw Hff 4 CISCO, is prepareJ to execute all ordt-ra In his line prooiptnesa ani neatnc. Satisfaction war- rati Li 1 685 International Hotel premises. Hotel Street Sro W.

G. IVOOSaSEY, Sail or, HAS REMOVED I1IS SAIL. -r lAJf'T to the old loe lionae at the foot of NuoiDU atrevt. 411 iinira llirruMLtnl to hlul will receive immetlinte altenUoo. 68T 6m, JOBS T1BBKTS.

TH.X. SOBBNSOB. TIB BETS SOUKIVSOX, Ship Carpenters and Caulkers, At D. Foster Id Stand, 22 ear the Honolulu tron 6S7 6m DALTON At BLAUVELT, Saddle ami Klarnesis ITIakers, A'iVO STREET, HOXOt.UT.U. Carriage Trimming la all lt Itrancbes.

orders from the oilier Islands promptly atteoded to. 681 ly J. .11. OAT 5t SO. JCJ 1 ZLVt EL 33L IT street.

r. KJJHOMANV STREET, ZSF Entire atibfacliuu funrauteed la all work turned out (ruo ur Loft. 66w ly Jnaa Norr. Sas'l Xott. 1 JOHN NOTT jCOl'PatiBt TIiXS.IIITUS.

iraVAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO the public that they ore prepared to furnish all kinds of i Copper Work, eotwistinit In part of still. tbikc raas, bob- tHlM rasa, wqem-s war, etc. Also on haud, a fall assortment of Tinware, Which they offer for aale at the loweat market prices. ALL kisds or ih.sk with uiHraTi-u. nli-rs from the other Ulands will meet with prompt attention, chop on Kaahuiaauu one door above Hiuirr's.

6XU oiu V. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, King Street, next to Bethel Vestry. Honolulu H. I. 67 ly J.

II. WICKE, CABS i 13 1T1AKGR, ALAKKA STRkKT BKLOW TDt TOBATRB. Furnituru hih.1.' and repaired at reasonable prices. 674 Iv JAS. L.

LEWIS, ICUOPfiEt A.IYJ) CiAUCJKK, I At the Old Stnnil, Corner of King and Bethel Streets. A large Stork of OIL SHOOKS and all kinds of Coop. eriug XUttterlala consianuy on nana. lie hopes by attention to business to merit a eon- iiuuniKC i tic jj.wvu.5c um. uimii iv bu oyed, and fur wnicn lie now returns nis inanu.

avi oca DOIRON, FORT STREET. IS PREPARED TO REPAIR WATCHES, CLOCKS AND MUSIC BOXES 660 With promptness and dispatch. ly GEORGE W. NORTON, COOPER AND CAUCER, WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS At the Old Staml, on the Esplanade, ooJ ly Next above the Custom Bouse. SAMUEL iff.

GARTER, COOPER AND CAUCER, ESPLANADE, NEXT DOOR ABOVE L. L. TORB CRT'S. 66'J ly WILLIAM CLARK, BOOT AAD SHOE MAKER, BEGS RESPECTFULTL notify his friends and the public generally that he has taken the stand waou rt 'uu Fort Dtreet, recently occupied by Mr. Andrews as a Machine Shop, where he is prepared to execute all orders la his line with promptness and in a workmanlike manner.

603 ly JAS. A. BUR DICK, COOPER AND CAUCER, Continues the business At Ms Old Stand on the Esplanade. AU worrf done with care, and order promptly attended to. 052 Ckabobs Modrrats.

ly F. H. C. SECELKEN, Tin, Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers, Snaaaa Street, set. Merchant aad Qaeea, HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND Stoves, Lead Pipe, Galv.

Iron Pipe, Plain and Hoso le. Bibbs, e4op Cocks, India Bobber Hoao beat 8-ply in length of 29 and 60 fret, with Coupling and Pipe complete. Also, a very large stock of Tinware of every alewrip-tion. Jobbing and Repairing done to order promptly and war-ranted. Particular attention given to Ship Work.

Thaokful to the citisen of Honolulu, and tbe Islands gen erally, lor their liberal patronage in tbe past, we hope by at i let attention to buslaes to merit the same for the future. rr Orders from tbe other lands will U. carefully attended to. 643 ly PACIFIC DRASS FOUNDRY. mm THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE.

fi-C spectfully Inform the public that he Is prepared to cast yt'J and finish all kinds of bras and composition work with Vi' dispatch and at reasonable rate. B3 All kind of ship and plantatiou worV furnished on short notice. XT" Constantly on hand, hose cowpboga of the following. lies: 1. 1, 11, a and 2.

Also, oil enpa end gang cocks. JAMES A. HOPPEK, 643 ly King street. C. E.

WILLIAMS, Sanafactarer, Importer aad Dealer la Faraltnre Of Every Description. Furniture Ware Room on Fort street, opposite K. II. Boyd' Family Market; Workshop at the old stand. Hotel street, near Fort, N.

B. Order from other Island promptly attended to. 683-1 CUSTOM MADE IP XJ XwL IV I TU JEnt 3E CAN BE HAD AT CEO. LEONARD'S SHOP, ON TIIEESPLANA Consisting of Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads! TABLES, L0OGES. WASD-STAYuS, Whatnots, Book Cases, Secretaries, Farnitnre mannfactared at this Establishment Warranted a good, if not better, than the imported, and offered at moderate prices.

era CALL AND SEE. Sm Overland Paper A FINE ARTICLE OF THIN WHITE Ruled Letter Paper, for Overland and European correspondence. Two theets can be sent In a single envelope-. PRICE $4 a ream, or $1 per quarter ream package. For sale by (688 lui) II.

M. WHITSET. Mv4 4A poaxesttr Ijroburt. 18C9. 18li9.

9- IIILO, II. I. Sugar and Molasses. C1ROH COMING IN AND FOR SALE IN quniiliUes to uit purchasers, hy 68 6m WALKER ALLKN, Agenta. WAILUKU PLANTATION.

1TEV CROP, NOW COMING IN. A' For Sale by 6S0 3d C. BREWER agents. SUGAR AND MOLASSES Or THE KOII A LA SUUAR COMPAN For sale In quantities Ui suit by 680 Sm CASTLK COOKK. MAKEE PLANTATION.

jaTEW CROP OF I SUGAR AND MOLASSES! Now Cotuiiif iu. For Sal by 673 6m C. BKKWKR agent. NOME A PLANTATION, Sugnr and Molasses Crop 1809, "lOMIXO IN. FOR SALE IX Q.UANTI- TlKd to suit purchasers, by o6d Qui WALKER ALLEN, Agents.

PRINCEVILLE PLANTATION. Sugar and 3Iolat.ee Crop I8G9, DOMING IN. FOR SALE IN QUANT! TI Kd to suit purcKusers, he 669 6W WALKKR ALLEN, Agent. WILDER PLANTATION. KUALOA, All IT.

647 ly Alt.M8 fc WILDER, AgenU. AVnikapii Plan tot ion, H. Carawell. Praarletar. SUGAR AND MOLASSES FROM THIS PLANTATION FOR SALE in lot to suit purchasers.

Apply to 643 ly QUO. C. McLKAN. Agent. DUFFIN'S MARKET, CJ.

WALLER, KINO STREET, HOXOLUL.V. 687 ly FORT FAMILY MARKET. K. II. BOYD.

Choicest Me.its from finest herds. Poultry, Fish, WpHnbles furnished to order. 067 ly PACIFIC MARKET OPPOSITE J. LEWIS' COOPER SHOP, Where Fm mi I Ira ran be applied with the beat of Beef, Mutton, Pork and Sausages, AT RKASOSABLB RATKS. 682 3m WISSENBACH A SBREI.

Prop'rs. SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER, Tanned Goat and Sheep Skins, CONSTANTLY ON HAND AMD FOR SALE, from thi well-known WAI3IEA TANNERY C. NOTLEY, By (669 ly) A. S. CLEGH0RX, Agent.

HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS, By IIUDDY GRAY, at Leleo. HAVING RECEIVED A LARGE AND FULL stock of material. are prepared to supply their eustomers and the public, with the beat Vellaw, Bravest nasi White SUA f. AUSU 80PT A.TVT OUj SOAP, In large or small quantities to suit. P.

S. Soap grease always wanted. 663 ly HONOLULU SOAP WORKS, BY W. J. RAWLINS.

fl'iIIE PROPRIETOR OF THE ABOVE Works la prepared pply his customers, and the publie in general, with the best nality LLO SO A P. SOFT SOAP alvrnya faaad. Thb IltcBaaT Phicb rain roa Soap Gbkakk. 648 ly GEORGE LEONARD, Mnnnfucturer of FURNITURE of all Descriptions. PLANING, SAWING AND TURNING DONE.

lloaldlngs af all tlnds constaotly oa Hand. -6o ly HONOLULU STEAM. BAKERY LOVE BROTHERS, Proprietors, KCUANC STREET. PILOT, MEDIUM" AND NAVV BREAD, always on hand and made to order. Also, Mater, Sotla and Batter Crackers, JENNY LIND CAR EX.

Ac. SHIP BREAD REBAKED on the shortest notice. FAMILY BREAD, made of the Best Floor, baked daily and always on hand. N. B.

BROWN BREAD OF TBE BEST QUALITY. 689 ly Blank Iicgal Forms. THIE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND and will hereafter keep for sale. Blank Fonoaj such as ar used in the Lease, Sale or Purchase of Real Estate, Mercantile Transaction, 60., Ac. Among them may be found the loliow-Ingt CHARTER PARTY, for the Chartering of Vessel.

POWER OF ATTORNEY: Three or four different forma of pedal and general Power of Attorney, CUSTOM HOUSE POWER OF ATTORNEY, CO-PARTNERSHIP, for Mercantile, Manufacturing or Agricultural Co-partner? hips, LEASE of House or Land, BILL OF SALE, of Registered Vessel. BILL OF BALK, of Personal Property, MORTGAGE, of Real Estate, CHATTEL MORTGAGE, of Furniture or Personal Property. SPECIAL CO-PARTNERSHIP, BUILDERS CONTRACTS, LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP, DEED OF REAL ESTATE, LABOR CONTRACT, between Master and Servant, three forms, CONSULAR INVOICE and Certificate, tot purchaser! and Manufacturers, SHIP'S MANIFESTS. Bill of Lading-, ka.

tCT These blank are printed on the finest document paper and in the latest Kyle. Order from the other Islands promptly attended to. Price per Single Copy, ii Cts. ar ft per Dot. For sale by (640 6m) H.

M. WTJITKRY. Lambert's Violet Ink SOME OF THIS UNRIVALLED INK, ON hand and for sale in 75 cent, $1 and $1 60 bottle. C8 lm H. M.

WHITNEY. Ink, Ink, Ink 7W)R SALE AT II. M. WHITNEY'S BOOK-F STORE Maynard A Arnold Writing and Copying Ink, in quart, pinta and eonea, Thaddeas David A Writing and Copying Ink, la quarts, pint and nones. Arnold' Writing Fluid and Copying Ink, In quart and pints, Blackwood A Steel Pea and Copying Ink, in pint, Edward A.

Lambert' Violet Writing Fluid, in quart, Thaddeo Davids A Co. Red and Blue Ink. In eonea, Thaddeus Davids 4- Brilliant Carmine Ink. 662 WAVl OA 11 rACKETr aapaaaaaw "awa TIIK SIXK)P LIVE-YA NICEEfSiL CAPTAIN Dl'DOlT, HI leave every Monday afternoon for Ports on Oahu, returning tktturdny mornhujs. 63S 3m CnAS.

N. SPENCER CO Agents. FOR ISILO AN9 KOUALA. THE FAST-SAILING CLIPPER SCHOONER W. II.Bnbeoelt.

CaawM Il ia run ta HUo, touching at Honoipu. For Freight nr Passage apply to the Captain, or to 686 6m C. N. SPKNCER A CO Agents. FOR KONA AND KAU.

TUB SCHOONER KONA PACKET Capt. J. hit ford. Will run reydarly on tl above route. For Freight or Passage apply to the Captain, or to 686 6m CIIAS.

N. SPENCKR At Agent. FOR KONA, HAWAII. Capt. Jaei Weal, rim regularly to ports on Kona, touching td Kohala on her retw.

For Freight or Passage apply to the Captain on board, or to 686 6ui CHAS. N. EPBNCKK A CO, A genu. Regular Pflckct for Hanalei, Kauai. THE CLIPPER SCHOONER 1- FAIRY QUEEIVA.

SMITH, MASTER, Will Sail as ai Regular racket as above. For Freight or passage apply to 6S8 3m WALKER fc ALLEN. THE POPULAR CLIPPER SCHOONER LILIU Will run reguUtrly lo M0L0KAI. For freight or passage apply to the Captain, or to 685 6m CHAS. N.

SPENCER ft CO. REGULAR PACKET FOR LAHAINA AND MAKEE'S LANDING. THE FAVORITE CLIPPER SCHOONER MARY ELLEN, E. D- CRANE MASTER. IFiZZ run regularly beliceen Honolulu and the ubova named ports.

For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board, or to 685 6m C. BREWER At CO. Regular Packet Tor Laliaina. THE WELL-KNOWN EXTREME CLIPPER Schaauer NETTIE MERRILL, J. C.

CLUNET, MASTER, I laid on as a Regular Packet to Lahaina, and. If sufficient Inducement offers, to Maalea and Kalepolepo. For Freight or Piusage apply to the Captain, or If. RACK. FIELD A Co.

683 3m For Hilo and Oiioiuca, Hawaii. Schooner Will run as a Regular Packet to the above ports. For Freight or Passage apply to 670 6m WALKER A ALLEN, AgenU. For Hilo and Kaupakuca, Hawaii. Schooner Active, Will run as a Regular Packet to the above ports, touching at LAnAINA.

For Freight or Passage apply to 670 6m WALKER A ALLEN, Agent. Hawaiian Packet Xine FOR SAN FRANCISCO The following First-Class Vessels will Rna Regularly In the Honolnla Uaet D. C. Murray, Cambridge. For Freight or Passage, having superior accommodations for Cabin and Steerage Passengers, apply to 672 6m WALKER 4 ALLEN, Agent.

Just Received per Idaho, OLDTOWN FOLKS, BY MRS. HARRIET Beecher Btowe. S2. That Boy of NorooUa, paper cover, 87ic, ua np iran me eea, ai ow, Connybeare A Howland's Life of Bt. PanL Practical Stair Builder, $11, Woodward' National Archilast, $12, Woodward's Church Architect, $12, Webster Pictorial Dictionary, $18, Smith' Bible Dictionary, complete, vol-, Michelet' Bird, beautifully illustrated, a Anecdote of Clergymen, Harding' Family Bible, plates, gilt, morocon, How to Treat the Sick without Medicine, by Dr.

Jackson. price. $3 60, How not to be Sick, $2 26, Gray's School and Field Book of Botany, $2 60, How shall we paint oar House 1 $1 76, Browning Book and the Ring, $2, Charles Reade'a Novels, In paper covers. Dr. Bellow' Old WorU, 2 vols, complete, Kingslake' Crimean War, 2 Mrs.

Hale', Beecher'a, LesUe'a and other Cook Books, Horace Bushnelr Moral Uses of Dark Thing. 12, Dr. Finney' Revival Lecture, $2. Henry Ward Beccher's PlymouUi Sermon, new volume, $2 50, norace Greeley's Record of a Busy Life. $4, Abbott's Jeans of Nasareth (Life of Christ).

60 Coh Halpine's( Miles O'ReUly's) Poems. Shakespeare' Work, 8 vohv, Appleton's Waveriy Novels, paper, 24 BeauUe of Buskin, $2, Oillespie'i Maoaal of Road-makinj, Mahan's Surveying- and CivU Engineering. Herbert' Uinta to Horse-keepers, Dilke's Greater Britain, $1 76, CoL Why wiper's Travels iu Alaska, $2," Nevioa, Travels In China, the latest work on China. Line upon Line, aad Precept upon Precept, lloyle'a Game, new editioa. iiwn i uwt, oeoooa, xnira ana roarth Beader.

Plymouth Collection, In varioua styles of bindinc Anthony TroUspe's Orley Farm, $1 60. He Knew he wa Bight, Phinias Phinn, $1 60, 24 Vol. Appleton's Waveriey Novels, 25 cent each Pay's Geography and Atlas, Courtney' Calculus, Edrtweias' Despair of Science, A Cloud on the Heart, How he Won Her. Hilt to Hilt, BayaM Taylor Byway of Europe, $2 25. Owen Meredith' Lucile, $1 26, Warren' Linear Perspective.

Ingham Paper. Men and host The Gate's Ajar. AUce of Monmouth, Btonehenge House. Fairy Tale. Porter's Human Intellect, Bradbury's fresh Laurels, Bradbury Golden Chain, aad other publication.

TorSaleby (880) H. M. WH1TN1T. SIMIP OTASTTlSriS AND OTHERS BOUND TO SEA AND IN want of reading matter, can find a huge supply of Vrt A at jtuusirazea capers, Magazines and Hooks, AT WHITNEY'S BOOKSTORE. File of Bar.

Pers Weeklr. LaauVa and em a it months back, on hand and for sale chap. 'jgs THE SCU0ONKR.