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On freight by this Teasel, the question of payment in bis come up. This practice, tad a Terr just and kgaJ one, is pursued by all the packets here, and should be by every other vessel, and the master or consignee cannot, in safety to bimeelf, depart from this rule, unless he chooses to assume the risk for the sake of accommodation. A merchant might as well ask the Bank to let bis note lay over two or three weeks, as to request the delivery of his goods without the prepayment of his freight, as the paytuent of the freight is a condition of the delivery. In Export we quote HID Ed At WOOL A considerable shipment goes forward per Cutntt for transhipment to the United States. 36 tons shipped per JIanuela to Victoria.

The opportunities of shipping direct to this port have been eagerly embraced by parties desirous of getting produce forward to meet the demand existing. We nouce a fine lot shipped per Cornet, from the Ewo Plantation to San Francisco. Quotations for light, 5c to 6c for dark. MOLASSES Sales or 8400 gallons of Ewo Plantation at 16c, tut shiputcut per Comet; 2,600 gallons shipped per Xtmueia to Victoria, p. t.

1'1'IX 0,000 lbs go forward per Comet. We note a sale of lbs ex Liluiiiko. to take place at auction to-morrow. AUCTION SALES. On Tuesday, the lytli, A.P.

Everett held a sale at which some (10,000 worth of goods were disposed of, sud notwithstanding the terms were liberal, say (303 and over, balf on two, and half on four months, and the fact that in a few days the increased duties would come into effect, bids bung, howin? an evident want of elasticity on the Dart of the ram. paoy. The Spirits put np were withdrawn, there being no I OOfTS. 1bt Goons Clothing. White shirting 13Jc yard; bed ticks S.Vc yd; orange shirtings $1 yd; blue shirting 9c i yd; white sheetings 2n30c yd; linen thread, black and cols, black and white sewing silk t'htiC'm lb; wlit sewing cotton slk umbrellas, 20 in, ea.

in, fl ea, 24 in, ea, 26 in, (2 31 ea; cotton umbrellas 4 SliaviS' dozi bro. cotton hall hose 18 dot; white shirts, liuen fronts, doa; ptd bord hdkfs $1 OGfidox; Valenciennes do, $2 18 dot; blue pilot pants i 06(52 ZX ea; blk cloth do, $2 43Q $2 62 ea; drab mole P'r, white Unen duck 52.62.e yd; printed regatta shirts $3 dux; beaver jackets $27 ea: do overcoats $2 75; plaid wool shirts 16 dot; hickory do 43; brown drills linsey woolsey shirts 7.t$ dot; linen coats $:.1 ea; ladies' telU tlX dor; ladies' garters 16c dot fancy strjKl socks dot. Boots asd Suoes. Carpet slippers pair; enamelled brogans calf do 01 pr, do do lined bou'd, (I 13 pr, ladies' silk lasting gaiters 93coXx per pair; Congress gaiters, $1 pr; buskins 50ci(l 19c. Gboccjues asn Malt Liqcoks Oolong tea 1722c lb; Pon- chong 25c lb; black pepper, ground, 6j'q cas Martetti's ale, whs, Si 25 dot; dodo in pts, C8' S37c; cks Barclay's porter $1 champagn cider cases apples in glass 2' trDucs.

fellow nappies Epsom salts CSc92c gros doses; bronze clocks 3 62 ea; Habana Manila rope, ass'd. small sites, 12c; tubs nest 2 06u2 25; indigo blue 22c box; brooms $2 IBfiWi; 42,000 8s rice in gunnies bro Eug soap, boxt 60 lbs, at 5'c; salmon, 140 pekgs, $4 )Ca i'. EXCHANGE Opened on San Francisco, for the Comet, heavy, but two principal drawers having received remittances per France? Palmer in coin, the floating drafts were soon taken up, and the Bank is drawing to-day at 1 per ct prem. "0O0 on the Eastern States, at 80 days, sold yesterday at par. The return by the France Palmer of further protested U.

S. Consular drafts, aud the known fact among buyers for remittance that $7000 had been kept back by a purchaser who held the bills in bis possession as a No. 1 investment, which, if they had gone forward might have met the fate of the $4KM) returned, must have an injurious effect upon those to be drawn for the approaching quarter. The Adeertuer, in relation to them, remarks "A report has gained currency affecting the character of U. States Consular drafts.

A letter was received at the onsulate here in regard to these drafts, which is perfectly satisfactory, and gives the assurance that the cause of their Lot beinir r.aici promptly on presentation, is solely owing to the fact that the appropriation against which the drafts were drawn, has been exhausted. The amount of exchange on which payment has been stayed in Washington, is, as far as heard from t.OOil 0r the Honolulu Consulate, and (1,000 or the Lahaina Consulate bills. All these will eventually be paid, whenever the appropriation bill is passed by Congress. It is unfortunate that any of its drafts have been allowed to meet a uon-paynient by the United States Government, for they have justly been held as the safest and best exchange obtainable in this place." The well known fact that Government pays no damages, even if eventually paying the face, will give for some time yet a 'skittish' character to the paper drawn by its Consuls perhaps induce the purchaser to inquire into the pecuniary solvency of of the sellers. FOREIGN OIL MARKETS, Kxw Bedford, May 3d.

The market has been active the past week, and we have to report sales or ICOO bbls sperm oil as follows 30 bbls head, at $1 40 per gal 30 do at (1 34 75 do at fl 85; 20 do at 132; 1450 do on private terms. In whale the sales amount to alwut 3500 bbls, as follows 1700 bbls at 41 cents per gal 50 do at 41 cents 76(1 do at 40 cents 200 do dark, on private terms and about 350 bbls in small lots, at prices not ascertained. In New York 600 bbls have been sold at 41 cents. In whalebone we bear of the sale of 6000 lbs Arctic, at 79 cts per In. In the London market, 13th inst, oiis were quiet; sperm 100 for Colonial, and 99 for American pale Southern 33 pale seal 16.

No sales of Bone. -Ilepub. Standard. POLYIJESIAIJ A I JOURNAL. PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived. June IS Haw sch Molokai, Riviere, from ports on Maui and Molokai with 70 hags corn, 9 hogs, 200 watermelons, sundry native produce aud i deck passengers Haw sen Manuokawai, Beckley, from Kohala and Ka- waihae, witn lb bales pulu, a small quantity of native's freight and 6 deck passengers. Am bark Frances Palmer, Paty, 15 days from San Francisco, with freight and passengers to DC Waterman Ac. Co. 17 Uaw scb Kalama, McGregor, from Hilo, Hamakua and kawaihae, with 113 packages sugar, 23 do syrup and Messrs Adams.

Brewster and Finney passengers. Haw sch Kamoi. Wilbur, from Maui; prssengers, Mr and Mrs Geo Bray ton. Haw sch Margaret, Maihai, fromIanalei, with cords firewood, 15 bales lichens, a lot of native produce and 6 deck passengers. Am sh Red Rover.

1020 Urns, Curamings, 14 days from San Francisco eu route for Bakers' Island. sloop Levant, 37 days from Panama. 18 Haw sch Mary Ellen, Keo, from Kauai, with onions, potatoes and other vegetable produce. Uaw sen Kekauluohi. Marcliant, from Kona, with 500 oranges, 2IKK) cocoanuts, 4-t bales pulu, 5 piles firewood, 15 bbls Irish potatoes.

840 lbs coffee, 1200 goat skins, 8 bullock hides and 25 deck passenger. SO Am sh Samuel Robertson, 412 tons, Taber, 143 days from Boston, with mdse to Snow. Am barkentine Constitution, 451 tons, Foster, 1 days from Teekalet, with cargo of lumber to Hackfcld A Co. 21 Haw sch Liholiho, Gardner, fm Hilo, with 281 bags pulu, 46 do Lichens, 35 bullock hides, 51 goat skins, 12 bags coffee, I bullock, 1 canoe and ten passengers. S3 Schs.

Maria, Mary, Kaluna, Nettie Merrill, and Moi keike. Sailed. June 18 Haw sch Maria, Molteno, for Lahaina and Kalepolepo; Hon. E. It.

Allen passenger. 18 Haw sch Kamoikeikei, Wetherbee, fr Kahulul. 19 Haw sch Kalama, McGregor, for Lahaina and Hilo, Brown passenger. 17 Haw sch Manuokawai, Beckley, for Kohala and Kawaihae. Haw sch Mary Ellen, Keo.

fr ports on Kauai. 19 Am herm brig Manuela, McGregor, fr Victoria, 20 Haw sch Kekauluohi, Marchant, for Kona and Kau. SO Haw sch Jeannette, Clark, for Christmas Island. MEMORANDA. The Samuel ItoberUon aailed from Boston Jan 24; crossed the line Feb 28, in long 96 44 West sighted Staten Land Apr3 13 Cape Virgin April 17 Juan Fernando May 9 and crossed the line again Jane 3, in long 1 15 22 West.

Had rough, boisterous weather the first 30 days of the passage and was under very short sail. Had a gale of 8 hours duration off the Cape, which started a small leak and split the main-topsail rest of the passage remarkably fine weather, for the last 45 days having no occasion to start tack or sheet or take in the slightest sail. From Boston to line 35 days Line to Cape 49 days Cape to Line 47 days Line to this place 17 days in all, 148 days. 2Cth March, 1st Si 26 long 53 41 saw steamer Kilauea, under sail Apr saw her again under sail and spoke her April 10 and 11 saw her steaming into the straits May saw her, lat 47 50 long 81 37 this side, under sail. The Am ah Aspasia, Sisson, which left here Dee 10 to load guano, had put into Valparaiso in a leaky state, 61 days from McKeaa'a Islands.

New BtDfORD, April 21. Sailed ship William and Mary, Parsons. April 30 Arrived bark Fanny, Roodry, Ochotsk Sea. Honolulu hte 6th, Society Islands Jan 26th, with 1200 bbls wh oil to Swift Allen. Sent home the voyage 60 bbls sp, 1250 do wh on, and 30,000 lbs bone-May 1st Arrived ah Scotland, Weeks, Ochotsk Sea.HonoI Kov 24th, Whytootacke Dec 24th, with 15 bbls sp, (taken 83d alt, out or a large school in southern edge Gulf Stream) 2000 do wh oil and 17,000 lbs bone to A Scabury.

Sent borne on the voyage 75 bbls sp, 700 do wh oil and 16,000 lbs bone. May 1st Sailed ship Sophia Thornton, Briggs, for Pacific Ocean. May 1st SaDed Bark Atlantic, Sherman, for Pacine Octan. if. from Notucket, to com.

plete fitting for Pari 5c Ocean. Pierson, from Pacific Ocean, 28 days from Pernambuco, with 1 100 bbls wh oil and 1300 lbs bone. Sent home 2000 bbls wh oil April 30-Sh Columbia, (of Nantucket) Abbot, for Indian and Pacific Ocean. 1 82 Ion 48 Kitabeth, Winslow, clean, all well. ttw2VSFn6'7M'brk Caitei States, Woodward, Westport.

for Tew Bedford. Or the 87 whalers in port, 15 are being refitted and repaired, and some of them are nearly ready for sea. Off and on 12th, ship Ocean, Gilford, clean 24th, ship Herald, Cash, do, 901 sp 97th, Alfred Gibbs, Nichols, do, clean; 29th, bark Henry Taber Kirby, do, 50 sp. Anchored 2.th, sh Manlius, Pitman, 15 days from Guayaquil for wr weuicai assistance. Spoken off coast of Chile, no date, lie, barks President, Macy, 1J0 sp; IlvdasDe.

Pone. l-Jn Off Callao, bark Anacouda, Crenner, 1700 sp. Ship Caravan, Bragg, from Tahiti, of and for was at Montevideo March 1st, condemned no further particulars. A letter from Capt Fisher, of ship Lancer, of reports her arcn lai, wun ioou bus sp oil on board bound home. Keorts that the season on the Callao Ground had been a lanure to anout 7S vessels.

The took 180 bbls there. There was no at and 4 or 5 ships were taking water for ballast. A letter rrom Capt Davis, of bark Gratitude, of B. reports her at Hongkong Feb 23d, had recruited and was bound to the Ochotsk through Japan Sea- had taken 250 sp since leaving Sandwich Islands. Bark Koscoe will sail apuin about May 7th, on a whaling voy- Ke uuuer uie command ol apt Ueo tl Macomber, late of bark Peri.

Ship Phenix, late whaler of is being fitted up for the Bark Mattapoiset is being fitted at Westport Point, for a whal-tng voyage. Henry SSuiilh, Esq has assumed her agency. uarh 1 nomas Winslow, late of Westport, will hereafter hail from B. Whaling Bark Roanoke, of Greeuport, 242 tons, was sold at auction inn mst, to James Powers of Boston, for cara ewouryport, or Stoiiington. 341 tons, with all her whaling gvar, has been purchased by James Power Co, of Boston, NAVAL, The SJ sloop Levant, Hunt Commander, left Panama May 10th had moderate winds and fine weather during her passage and arrived here Sunday evening, June 17 88 days passage.

Monday morning of the lth she was towed inside by the Pele aud anchored. Left at Panama steamer Saranac, Robert Ritchie Commander, waiting orders. Flag Officer of the fleet, John Montgomery, had gone in the Lancaster up the Coast of Mexico on a cruise. The Wyoming was cruising on the Central American coast. II steamer Clyo left Tobago same day the Levant sailed, for a cruise on coast of Mexico.

ship Calypso left about 1 0th or April for this place via Tahiti; The Cyane had gone to San Francisco to be overhauled and thoroughly repaired, as also to relieve crew, the new one to come there by way of Isthmus. The gun-boat Naragansett was daily expected. I VI PORTS AT IIO.VOLI LU. From Sax Fsaxcisco per Frauces Palmer, uue 16. Axes, cs.

2 Hardware, ca 80 Agricultural implements, pkgs l' India rubber hose, coil ...1 packing, roll 1 do, hhds .20 Kuivcsand forks, 1 Brandy, demijohns 1 Long ..12 Bandbox, 1 Lard, cs .2 Burlaps, cs ti: Leather belting, pkg. 1 Hook, cs ....5 Lime, bbls ...2 Book -binder's tools, bndls 6 1 Burning fluid, pkgs 3 pkg 1 Bread, bbls 10 Oakum, 25 Brooms, dux 37 Oats, sacks 20 1 do, bmll Bed springs, pkg (4 dot) Beer, pkg Billiard tables, pkgs. Boots and shoes, cs li nil ding materials, Laths, bndls, 1 Oil cloth, roll- .1 1 Oysters, 1 Paint, pkg 1 2 Potatoes, bags. ...115 ...6 Peaches, cs. ....1 Paper, pkg 4 Peppers, cs 1 Mungles, hiding, Boards, ft.

Planed, do, ft. 400, Package, (2 books, 1 battery .5,000 and sundries, ....1 Rhubarb roots, bx 1 8,000 Smoke stack Cement, bbls. Crackers, tins. Candles, bxs bxs 12 HiS Seat springs, 3 Saddles, Cheese, cask I Salmon, 50 do, 1: do, kegs, 15 Candies, cs Couplings for Engine, sett 11! do. 20 1 Soda ash, ......2 Coach lace, bx (M yds) Caps, bx C44 Colored leathers, bx Cuttle fish, bx Crockery ware, bxs Cordage, coil Clothing, bxs-.

.1 Sheet lead, roll 1 1 Skives, roll ...2 I Stoves, 12 1 Tea, hlf chests, 2 2i mat 1 Tula, nests 31 I Tumblers, bx 2 dot) I 3 Tweed, lkg 1 Chowchow, Case goods, si Ten pin balls and pins, bx 1 ..50: Torpedoes, bx 1 Damask, pkg I i Tobacco aud cigars, pkgs 5 Drugs and medicines, bxs 9 do, bxs. 4 do, I Wearing apparel, pkgs 10 Dry goods, cs Irill.s, bales Garden seeds, Grass seeds, Gunpowder, cs. Hats, cs Hats, bx Hams Hominy, bg. Hair dye, box Hay Hay, bales 8 Wire stays aud Uauks, pkgs. ..3 10 iWire roie, coil ...1 i Whisky, pkgs 2 II do, bbls 2 ...4 Wine, (California) cs 4 1 Yellow ineul, bx 1 Yeast powder, pkge (3 dot) ...1 ......5 F.xpress matter, bags ...........2 1 matter, bags.

7 .1 8 bags and 1 box specie ($, 1 1.9 ii.) 88 Fbom Bostox per ship Samuel Robertson. June 20. Anchor, (Holmes) do, do, iron Boghoes, bdl Bottoms, bales Boats, do, wh Blinds, bndls- ..1 Md, (uuspec) 395 1 .....1 1 bxs 179 bales 15 crates. 4 casks 47 kegs E2 hlf bbls 10 trunk, Boots and shoes, cs 3 Matches, 4 do, trunks 3 Melodeous, ..4 ...65 ..70 6 Bellows, prs Books, bxs Brooms, cs Coal, cks do, tons Chain cables Crockery, csks 2 Nails, casks kegs I Ox 39 Oil carpeting, cs .4 Plow skeletons. -I 3 handles, bndls .13 beams, .13 do, 2 Paper, bndls iiO Clothing, cs ...3 pkgs, bales cs 1 do, .2 do.

csk, .....1 6 9 -7 Corn shellers, 4 Pain Corn Pictures, box .1 II Confectionery, cs .1 Prints, cs Chairs, cs Churn, Crowbars, Candles, cs Cider, Casting, Cart wheels, bndls. bodies, axles sides, prs Cordage, do. bndls .6 Puint, hlf bbls 10 1 1 Painted buckets, nests --0 Pails, bndls 6 ....39 i Rakes, bndls 8 16; Rake handles, bndls 10 I Kone coils 112 I 4 1 pkgs, 27 2 Saddlery, cs 1 Saddle trees, bndls 4 2shooks, pkgs thlf 9'shook heads, pkgs 835 4 Stoves. 22 Dry goods, cs bales Doors, Figs, pipes Fish, tdry) cs Glass, bxs Hats, cs Hog skins, bale-. Hose, bndls Hardware, cs Hoop iron, bndls Ink, kegs bxs Iron rivets, cs sugar pans, safe, Lard, kegs Lead pipe, rolls Lead, kegs J.

cs 1C 6 Screws, bx 1 Sofas, cs 3 cs 2 173 1 bbls 2 ....44 Sundries, bxs 43 truck. 1 1 Sewing machines, 2 3 2 Seives. bndls 2 .....344 'Tobacco, 3i CS 20 1 Tubs, nests 2 Thread, cs 1 iTin, cs bj Tarred paper, llThills, pr 20 67 26 ......8 24 1 420' Varnish.cs 4 ...4 Vinegar, bbls 5 60 Wagons, (express) 5 Line, bx .1 Lumber, pine plank, rrom I to 3 in, lSf Washing machines, 3 6 26 40 25 Wash-boards, icking, Lumber, pine boards, 559, Zinc, kegs Lumber, yellow pine, cs Lumber, oak boards, 63ti Fbom Tkbxalst per bk Vernon, June 15. Lumber, (rough) ft, Lumber, (dressed) ft 25,000 Fbom Tercalet per Barkentine Constitution, June 20. Lumber, rongh, .147,147 dressed, ft 12,670 Lumber, laths shingles, 6,400 PASSENGERS.

For Sater'i Inland per clip sh Red Rover, June 00 Wilder, Emma Wilder, Alonto Wonien, Robert Williams, Hooper, and 39 native laborers. From Bottom per ship Samuel Robertson, June 20 Mr Jas Whitnev. Mrs Taber (captain's wife) and 2 children. For CkrUtma Jdand per Jeannette, June 20 Robert Brown. For San Francisco vr bark Comet.

June 23 A Chan dler, Consul at Lahaina and wife. Gov Judd and wife. Lindsav and wife. Geo Bravton and wife. Mr and Mrs Han- gary.

Abel Harris, Frank Harris. Capt Stone. Capt Brown. A Judd. Cooke.

Cornell. Anguste Burgemeis- ter. Carl Uurremeister. Graham. Livaines Louis and Richards.

NOTICE! HMIE UNDERSIGNED INTENDS LEAT-X ing this Kingdom at an early date, and requests that all parties having claims against mm. eitner personally or as uie Agent of the Hudson's Bay Company, will present the same on or before the 20th or July next. A Iso, he requests those who are indebted to him. as the Arent or the Hudson's Bay Company, to settle their debts immediately, at his office. In defau't of pay ment, such bills and accounts will be placed in the hands of the Company's attorney lor couecuon.

JAMES BI3SETT. Honolulu, 15th June, 1 360. 7 tf NOTICE LL PERSONS sire bereby forbid harboring: or I- trusting Job Kamaka or Samnel Mahina, on my account, as 1 will pay no deota ihatever eitner or mem may eonirac. 731 jucLrn nan. Hawaiian Soap Works.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE PRE-ds red oa or about ths 20th of Joae, to supply all who nay I Cnitt aa ka rtww him tritn id Air oruvr. wim mm iwv duai made oa tbssa Islands, stud tbeap. nTTnMr Special Notices. BARRY'S TRICOPHEROl'S Is the best muA cheapest article for dressing, beautifying, cleansing, curling. preserving and restoring the hair.

Ladies, try it. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers. 1 6m The best Remedy for Rheumatism 07 HALL'S Sarwaparilla, Vellsw Dsck aad Iiodide of Potass, is prepared from the finest Red Jamaica Sar- saparilla and English iodide or Potass. Admirable as a restorer and purifier or the blood it cleanses the system of all morbid and impure matter, removing pimples, boils and eruptions rrom the skin, cures rheumatism and pains or all kinds. All who can afford should use it, as it tends to give strength and prolong life.

Sold by Druggists generally, at $1 per bottle. R. HALL Proprietors, Wholesale Druggists, 143 and 145 Clay street, San Francisco. 42 6m HONOLULU RIFLES. A TT EXT 1 OX! The Members of the above Company are hereby notified that I after this date, notices will not be issued as heretofore.

Regular Drills will be held at the Armory of the on the 2d and 4th Friday Evenings of each month, at o'clock P. M. Per order. JOHN II. BROWN, Captain.

F. L. JOXES. Orderly Sergeant. Head Quarters Honolulu Rifles, I Dec.

3d, lt9. 4.2-tf A. A. 31. LE PROGRES DE L'OCEANIE LODGE, NO 124, under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Council the Grand Central Lodge of France, working ia the ancient Scotch Kite, holds its Regular Meetings on the fir ft Wednesday nearest the full moon of every month, at the old Lodge Room in King Street.

Visiting brethren respect fully invited to attend. By order of V. M. 16-tC P. C.

JONES, Sec'y. New REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOB, VICTORIA, I. The fast sailing American Bark CONSTITUTION D. IL FOSTER, Master, mm nul sad for the above port on or atx ut Jmmt) 27. This vessel has superior cabin and steerage accommodations for passengers.

For freight or passage, apply to 8 It II. HACKFELD CO. 244,356 FEET OF AS HANDSOME LUMBER 4 EVER CAMK TOTIIIS MARK! landing from the barkentine "Constitution," consisting of If 0 feet Tongued and Grooved Boards, 1 and IV inch. 80 feet 1 inch Boards; 60 assorted Scantling; 12 5 feet Pickets; 10 Laths; bO Shingles. All or which is for sale in large or small lots, at a price to suit the times.

Call before you buy, and take a look, for they do sav that GEORGE G. HOWE can hell a little lower thau any other dealer. tf IttRS. I IV Ii Am xprtoed Nnt mad Fwvamiw Physician, prtaeota to thm aft Horn of mothers, her SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, which greatly Cseilitates ths process of teeth toy, by suftecisjr ths fnms, rodociftf oil ionUmrastspsi will alloy ALL PAIN and spojmosite aciio "'sure to regulate the bowels. DtjMiid opoa it, awtkcis, it will gin nt la jMnelret, an RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

ksre pot ap sad sold this artid far rtr tea Jn, and SAT, IN CONFIDENCE AN'D TRUTH of wkat wo moot horo booa ablote toy of aay other nodieuMNEVER HAS IT FAILED, IX A SINGLE INSTANCE, TO EFFECT A CURE, whoa tiawly oaed. Now did vtkaowaa awlaaos of oiomlkfoctioa hyaoy ooo wbooood It Ob tho ewtrary, all an dollghtod with its opmtiona, and spoak la tern of eommrodstioa of its auwieal effoete aad awdical virtaos. Wo iposk hi thio oiaiter WHAT WE DO KNOW," oftor tea you iponroe, AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE FULFILLMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. Ia almost iwj m-staaec wkora tho is safleriug from psia aod oxhooolioo, roliof will bo faood ia flrleea or twenty aiiaoteo after tho oymp is adminioterad. This valoable pnparatioa is tho pneeriptioa of ano of tho awot EXPERIENCED aad SKILLFUL NURSES ia Now England, sad has booa aod with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS ia THOUSANDS OF CASES.

II aotoaly nlioreo tho child from psia, bat mTigorstos tho stomach aad bowels, oorrocU acidity, and teoo and onergr to tho whole rrstom. It will almost instantly relieve GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND COLIC, and uioroomo ceanlaiaae, which. If ant speedily remedied, end ia death. We believe it the BEST AND SUREST RE-MEDT IN THE WORLD, ia all cure of DYSENTERY AND DIARRHOEA IN CHILDREN, whether it arioM from teethinf or from any otbereaose. Wo would say to every mother who has a child aftorfef from any of tho fcretoing eomplaiate DO NOT LET TOUR PREJUDICES, NOR THE PREJUDICES OF OTHERS, stand between yoa and yoor onflermg child, and the relief that will be SURE yes ABSOLUTELY SURE to fallow tho ase of this medicine, if timely seed.

Foil diroctiooe for osinf will aeeompany sack bottle. None ceaaiae anient las facsimile of CURTIS A PERKINS, York, la ea tho oohud wrapper. Sold by DronjioU thranaboat tho world. Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, N- T. PARK 6c WHITE, sole aobhts fob the nemo COAST, 132 "Waaliuigtoii Street, San Franciico, Ctl WM.

FAULKNER SON, 131 SAN SOME SAN FKANCISCO, 4 GEXT FOR JASIKS COWER SOXS, V. S. Type Foundry, and Healers In all kinds of Printing Materials. Printers will find it to their advantage to call on ns he- fore purchasing. tf PORCELAIN, WHITE GRANITE AND GLASS WARE FRANCES PALMER," from San Francisco A well selected assortment of DINNER 4c TEA SETS, and a larre variety of other articles.

Also, an assort ment of Cut ulass Ware. For sale at low prices, by G. F. PFIXGER, 8 tf Corner of Queen and Kuuanu sts. NOTICE.

TJROPER Application having bren made to the Honorable Klisha II. Allen, Justice of the Supreme Court, by John P. Walker, for probate of the will of R. H. Rob inson, of Honolulu, late deceased Notice is hereby riven to all persons whom it may concern, that Saturday, the 30th day of June instant, at clock in the forenoon, is a day and hour ap pointed for hearine proof of said will, and all objections that may ne offered thereto, at the Court House, in the town of Ho nolulu.

JXO. Fl BARNARD, Clerk Supreme Court. Honolulu, June 18, ISC0. 8 2t NOTICE. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby riven, that the under ietied has been appointed bv tv. Aapaaaea ana a. Aeonosaioie, soie i rnsiee or ail tneir pro perty, both real and personal, by a deed executed by them on trie I4tn instant. Persons wishing to purchase or lease lands belonrinr to the parties above named, will please apply to the undersirned. t'HIS.

K. BISHOP. Honolulu, June 20th, I860. 8 tf NOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR-bidden to ro upon the land called Paahau.

in the District of Hamakua, Hawaii, for the purpose of removinr any thinr be- lonring to the said land, or for the purpose or killinr. driving, or in any way meddling with any onbranded animals that may be found upon said land. Persons who may trespass a pon the said land will be prosecuted according to law. LH AO. K.

UISUUP, Trustee lor the fcstates of K. Kapaakea and A. Keobokalole. Honolulu, une 20th, 1860. 8 tf NOTICE.

17IAIIIALE HAVING LEFT MY BED IV. and board without cause, this is to give notice that I will not be accountable for any debts she may contract in my nam from this date. wiULOAX JKIKK.K. Waimea, Hawaii, June 6th, 186a 8 3t NOTICE DrniNG MY ABSENCE from this City, Mr. Jr.

C. KINO will act for mt under full power of Attorney. St ABJCi. tllaau. btJcrtfennntts.

B. F. SNOW, Shipping i Commission Merchant Honolulu. Oahu. II.

I. FFERS FOR SALE, at the lowest market rates. ine mimwing aaannHieai oi niercnanoise White linen handkerchiefs. Suspenders, Ladies' riding guantlets, vv hue towelling. Blue flannel suits, Blue drills, cine minting.

Boys' jackets, RAVEN'S DUCK, White water bottles, Sets crockery ware, Britannia castors, Table sfiooos. Cut goblets. CRATES CROCKERY WARE. Bay State Lanterns, Boxes glass. Cream laid paper China rice, Carolina rice, Cooking atovra.

Oolong tea. Dried apples. Coffee from Titcomb'S Plantation. EXTRA PRIME POP.K. CRUSHED SUGAR, LOAF SUGAR.

Ground pepper, (iround mustard. UaEAU, Hams, Jumbles, Lemon Cakes, Jars prunes. Water crackers, Metropolitan crackers. linger snaps, MAPS OF UNITED STATES. Pocket knives, Jack knives.

Hags shot, Silvered Rills, Boxes nerdles, Measuring tapes, SOLAR LAMP CII1MXETS. Solar Lamp "Wicks, Nos. 1 13. Rolls house paper, Carpet tucks, Padlocks, At'd tiles, Pick axes. Hand cuffs.

IRON BEDSTEADS. ONE CABIN TABLE. Large compasses. Boat compasses, Copper pumps, Door mats. FalrbanU'it Platform Scale.

Grocer 'a Couaier Gunny bags, Epsom salts, Black paint, Green paint. Madder, LEWIS db SirSyure WHITE Keg LEWIS a BROS. PIIIL. LEAD. I furtZIXCPAIST.

PACIFIC Co. EXT. WHITECun LEWIS BROS. PHIL. Lt.AU.

pure ZIXC FA1XT. Top sails, Fore sails, Main sails, i-tuddinr sails, ANCHORS CHAINS, BRUSSELS CARPETING, OILCLOTH CAKPET1NO. Mens' boots, Lasting gaiters. Brogans, Baltimore cane seat chairs, One superior pat. force pump, Assorted shelf hardware.

Ships' scrapers, Brand's haling guns, Lances. Harpoons, i Drown nnanng uun ana irons, 1 set iron strap Cutting Blocks, with chain pendants. Mincing machines. Boat anchors, Iron row locks, Superior New Bedliird whale boats. OIL CASKS AJJO SHOOES.

Hoop iron, Cooper's rivets. Oak plank, k. 1)4 in. Large assortment of Manila and Hemp Cordage. Seizing stuff.

Cutting falls, Whale line. Try Pots, Comp. sheathing nails. Coin p. coppering nails, Kegs cut uails.

ARZETTI'S PORTER, qts pts. SALT'S r.URTii.N ALE, qts dc pts. KETLEY'S ALE, pts. BALES CURLED HAIR. Cherry cordial, Indian vegetable bitters.

Essence Peppermint, Stoughton's hitters. Hot drops, Essence wormwood. Palm leaf hats. White straw hats, Brown straw hats. Drab straw hats, Children's hats.

A small invoice of Superior Sleel Engravings. 2tf 4.C Ate. Ac FRENCH HOTEL. THF. I XDERSIGXED, DESIRING TO retlx from nfTr- In aiiL SELL OCT HIS ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT on very FAVORABLE TERMS.

The central aid convenient situation of the spacious premi ses are well known, and also the respectable patronage the Hotel lias enjoyed during the last twelve years. The inventory is complete, and will require but little renovation. 1 lie Lase of the premises is also renewable under favorable terms. For further particulars apply to 7 3t VICTOR CIIANCEREL. Til rUERSIUED, having removed their business from the corner of King and Fort streets to the Store recently occupied by Dr.

Ford, on Kaahumanu Street. rould respectfu Uy solicit a continuance of the patronage hereto. fore so liberally bestowed upon them by their friends and the public generally. cloths, Cassfmeres, estings, etc, etc, of different styles, and nest quality, always on hand. r3t McCOLGAN It CAMPBELL.

KEEP COOL! KEEP COOL! SUBSTITUTE FOR ICE A TUB UXDERSIGXEP bavins purchased the Soda Apparatus of Wni. Kinnev. would respectfu lly in- inrm tne punnc. that he is now prepared to serve them witn a genuine article of LEMON and SAKSAPAKILLA SODA, in any quantity and at the lowest rates. N.

Ii Any person having Soda Bottles about their premi ses, win comer a lavor oy notuyine tne undersigned. UUOKtiE C. AIcLKArv, 6 3m Nuuanu Street. notice! THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING disposed of his business to Messrs. F.

II. it O. SEUELKEN, takes the occasion to recommend them to his former patrons and to the public generally. A. Tinsmith.

Honolulu, May ZS, 1800. 5 3t NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED IIEG LEAVE TO state that they have taken the shop on Nnaauu Street, near the Wharf, lately occupied by Mr. A. Burgemeister, where they will be happy to attend to any orders in their line.

By a strict attention to business they hope to merit a continua tion of the patronage so liberally bestored on their predecessor. r. H. A U. SEUELKEN, Tinsmiths.

Honolulu, May 28, 1560. 5 2m IRISH WHISKY! HENRY ROE SOVS Dl BUN WHISKY; Jno. Mackensie At Belfast do. Warranted direct from the Distilleries, and of superior quali ty. For sale at the I'J KUXAL, UUTr.l Sterliu Exchange Wanted! BILLS UN ENGLAND to advantage by caa be negotiated 2tf INGOLS At.

STANLEY, Exchange Brokers. Storage 400 TO 500 OTORAGE, fOR TOX8 HEAVY OH 1 Ii 1-tf 1. B. F. SNOW HOUSE PAPER I LARGE ASSORTMENT of rhnlee Patterns and Borders.

For sale by C. BREWER it 44 tf Market Wharf. FOR FAMILY USE IT ALF bbls. Clear Pork, (Quarter do do do, just re- 11 eeived per eyren," and for sale by 43-tf C. BREWER at Market Wharf.

CARRIAGES FOR SALE. JUST RECEIVED per "Washington All-stoo, 3 fancy trimmed Top Buggies. For sale by 52 tf J. is. eriLuuu.

"WHITEHALL BOATS! JrST received per ship Syren," for sale by 43 tf BREWER Market Wharf. SHEATHING PAPER I 100 ROLLS Just reeelred per "Syren, For sale by BREWER k. Market Wharf. 44 tf GUJTNY BAGS I DA BALES ClSSIt-or aale by Oil C. BREWER at 44 tf Market nan.

Bound Volumes OUND VOLUMES OF THE -POLYNESIAN" FOR various years, for sale at this offie. Price a. asi NOTICE. HEREBY srlwa notice that I hare apnolntea 1 JAMES COLLINS to act as my Attorasr during my aa- ssacs irom lioaoiulu. ism Auctions.

BV P. EVERETT. Theatrical Wardrobf, Sit, Tms DAY, June 23, At 10, O'Clock A. 41., at Sales Room, wul be sold, THEATRICAL WARDROBE, And a great variety of other articles, belonging to the Estate of the late lit.NRY MACFAKLANK. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY OH THE ESPLANADE OX THURSDAY, JULY 121h, AT 11 O'CLOCK, A.

On the Premises of Messrs. A. Harris on the Esolanade. rill be sold the LEASE of the same, toeether with all imnro.a. ments, ate.

ALSO Premises on Esplanade and lease of lots Nos 34 and 35. Office Furniture, desks, chairs, Ac. Presses adapted for pulu 8 weighing scales; 1 cart 1 Safe, improved combination lock, 1 Buoy, capable of sustaining 4.000 ff.s I anchor, IS00 frs; 1 chain, 45 faths, 1 in; I serf boat. ALSO Leases of the fnllnwin lands on i V.V. llumuula.

llakalau and Paanau. day of sale. ENGLISH GOODS AT AUCTION Immediately after arrival, ex "Grecian" from London (nearly will be sold at Auction, an invoice of Merchandise.se lected expressly for this market, and consisting in part of Pieces printed imperial chintz, ricces lancy ginghams, Woolen shirts, Petersham pants. Petersham coats. Doeskin pants.

Gray check pants, Plum colored pants, mark jet buttons, tilum colored -v a round combs, ladies' fancy silk gloves, children's belts, blk silk fringe, French stays, gray doeskin sacks, woolen pants, lasting coats, muslin dresses, Panama hats, reefing jackets, fancy pants and coats, invoice or silk umbrellas, various colors, invoice of men leghorn hats, invoice of biscuit, assorted kinds, cases sardines, eic, etc, etc. cgal t)ucrtiscmcnt5. NOTICE. DROPER APPLICATION HAVING been A made by George Brooks to the undersigned, the Local Circuit Judge for the Judicial District, for the appointment of an Administrator on the estate of II. L.

Brooks, of Ptpalaau. late deceased Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that Tuesday, the 3d of Julv next, at II oVI.m-It. i. day and hour appointed for hearinr said .11 aK- jections that may be made thereto, at the Court House of La- FEUD. WM.

Ill TOIIISilv Local Circuit Judge. Lahaina, Maui, June 9th, 186ft. at NOTICE! PROPER APPLICATION IIAVINR been made to the undersigned the Local Circuit Judire of the 9l Judicial District, by George Miner, for probate of the will of Edwin Miner, of Makawao, late deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons whom it may concern, that Tuesday, the 3d of July, at 1 1 o'clock, forenoon, is a day and hour appointed for hearing said application, and all objections that may be made thereto, at the Court House of Lahaina FERD. WM. HCTCHIS0N, Local Circuit Judge.

Lahaina, Slaui, June 9th, I860. 7 at NOTICE PROPER APPLICATION HAVING been made to the undersigned, the Local Circuit Jmlire of n. Qil Judicial District, by Benj. F. Boiles, of Lahaina, for the appointment of an Administrator on the estate of Wm.

Freeman, of Makawao, late deceased Notice is hereby given that Tuesday, the 8d of July next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, is a day and hour appointed for hearing said application, and all objections that may be offered thereto, at the Court House of Lahaina. 7-Jt tfcKD VtM. HUTCHISON. Local Circuit Judge. List of Foreign Jurors FOR THE July Term of the Supreme be holden in Honolulu on Monday, the 2d Court, to 1160.

II Johnson, John 0 Dominis, McColgan, George Miller, Ford Banning, Prendergast, Charles Brewer 2d, Richards, Archibald Cleghorn, Snow, Foxbrook, II Davis, -vera nee, George Williams, Samuel Mividge, Anderson, Bissett, illiams. William Henry Oimond. Charles Hart, Georgeti Howe, A Lartwnght, A Giinbaiiiu, Samuel Dowsett, iinara Kiunev, A uixon. Henry Wood, John II Cole, rt Rawson, Mitchell, Vincent, Armstrong, 8 Walker, Thomas Thrum, ClitTurd, Godfrey Rhodes. Drawn in our presence this seventh day of June, A I860.

(Signed) ELIIIA ALLEN, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. W. C. PAKKE. Mursbal.

The above is a true and faithful copy of the on'iual Jury List, now on tile in tne meeof tlie Supreme Court. As witness my hand this (Mb June, lfW). 6 4t JNO. E. BARNARD, Clerk Supreme Court.

JUST RECEIVED FT 'WASHINGTON ALLSTON And for sale by J. C. SPALDING! (1 I' altTTCR r.clii il 111 ar Ifnnmw'a dark Brandy. 10 quarter casks Harmony" tberry, 10 bbls rye whisky, 100 cases champagne cider, 50 gmss wine corks, S3 baskets champagne, 3U0 one-half boxes sardines, 100 cases London Jockey Club" Schiedam gin, 21 bbls old Bourbon whisky, 3 balf pipes Rivierre" brandy. 52: tf NEW GOODS! Tujst Received per "WASHINGTON ALLSTON" AND FOR SALE BT C.

Spalding! ClASES Rob Roy Canton Flannels; Cases cotton handkerchiefs. Do crackers, viz, water, butter, soda, wine and sagar; Do Merrimac two Mo prints. Do fancy prints, Do denim frocks and ints. Coils of Manila rope, 1 to 5 inches, I case toggle irons, 3 do cutting spades. 52 tf Jnst Received.

OREGON Smoked llama; Very superior Cod Fish, Cases Pearl Sago, in tins, do Preston It Merrill's Yeast Powder, do Hamblin Baker's Oysters, do Coleman's Blue do Sparkling Gelatine, For sale CHEAP by fltfj 8. SATIDGE. JUST RECEIVED! KntHloon T7KRT npertor Wiltshire Cheese, In small tins. for sale by 49 tf 8. 8ATIDGE.

London Jockey Club Gin! 1 fifl CASES, Jast reeelred per fcAVashlngf ALU J.UIF and for sale at Agents' rates, by tf 4. C. BPALDING. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY THE CNDERSIG VKD, Dr. 8.

P. Townsend's Compound Fluid Extract of fanapa- rilla. 38 tf JAN ION, GREEN CO. CIIAMPAGXE CIDER! 4 FEW CASES OF 4 GOOD ARTICLE, Jast received per -'Syrea." For sate C. BREWER CO, Market Wharf.

44 tf NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED ha appointed Mr. Geo. Williams to act for him In the collection of all outstand ing debts asd accounts. U.

BOYD. Honolulu, Hay MUl, 1MX). 3 tf NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED hereby 'ires notice that be will not be responsible for, or pay any debts or bills wnatever, contracted In his name wltbout his written order. J.

H. IHOSFSOX. Honolulu, Hay loth, I860. 3 3m IRON, fcc. BOILER and Sheet Iron--For aale hy C.

BREWER CO, 44 tf Market Wharf. Sloping. FOR SAN FRANCISCO! THE BARK COMET! JAMES SMITH, Commander, Will he despatches for the above port THIS DAT, (Saturday) June $4. For freight or passage apply to 5 tf WILCOX, RICHARDS Jt Queea st. FOR SATYR I The A 1 British Bark "Kathleen," Daily expected from Victoria, T.

400 burden. This vessel ia noted for her rapid passages, ia wel found in sails and stores, and is ready for any voyage without further expense. Apply to JASION, GREEN A C0t BXQTJTi A Tt DISPATCTI ZJ27Z2 SAX FRANCISCO! Tlfc BARK Frances Palmer I fS JOHN PATY, Master, Will lullow the "Yankee," receiving quick dispatch after arrival. Freight may be secured at low rates on application to 3 It D. C.

WATERMAN Co. SANDWICH ISLANDS PACKETS, REGULAR LINE FROM UNITED JTATES. FIRST CLASS SHIPS Will be dispatched quaterty from Commercial Wharf, Boston, for Honolulu, in the months of March, May or Jane, September and December. For further particulars see special advertisements In daily papers for the above months. For freight or passage to, or DrafU on Honolulu, apply to IIEXRY A.

PIERCE, Sandwich Islands Packet Office, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to B. P. SNOW, Honolulu, 8. AGENTS. Frrro New York, Coot a Ssow.

27-tf Bedford. "WELLS, FARGO EXPRESS, BY THE REGULAR PACKETS BETWEEN Honolulu and San Francisco. For the speedy and safe conveyance of Merchandise, Coio -mm vaiuauiv JPSBIXVI. (V Mil paiTII OI CD UNITED STATES, CANADA AXD ECROPIS Tha tnnl.M .........1. -x.

i cuniHce is nmi is sni oa Wells, Farg Saa Francisco or YorK. Ann Wells, droi, ik fn tnnttmA ir a opes which pas free over the Califiwnia and coast mutes. nvi, inH mnEiicnii jtw lOTE ana collections promptly attended to. 9-" F. HANKS.

Agent FAMILY MARKET! B. F. HARDER BEUS RESPECT FT'EXY TO IXPORM THE gentry and public of Honolulu, that he has onened the On King Street, opposite the BetieL In order to supply a great public want, namely, that of good Butcher's Meat for Family use. B. F.

II. having made arrangements for the pick of the best and largest herd on the island or Oahu, and secured a constant supply of the celebrated KAllL'KC BEEF, L'TTON and PORK, trusts that those families who favored him so constantly before his visit to the United States, will give him a share of their pal. ronage, and assures them that nothing shall be wanting 00 his part to merit their custom. IF YOU WANT GOOD BKEF, Call at the FAMILY MARKET: if you want good mutton, Call at the FAMILY MARKET! IF Y'OIJ WANT GOOD PORK, Call at the FAMILY MARKET! IF YOU WANT GOOD SAUSAGFS, Get them at the FAMILY MARKET! 47 tf NOTICE! BOUND TO XZVZ2! BUT NOT IN OrPOSITION! THE UNDERSIGNED wo Id reaaetfclly la. form his friends and the public in general, that he has open ed a shop and commenced the CARPENTERING BUSINESS, at his residence on King street opposite the Queen's Hospital, where he is prepared to do anything in his line, such as Iletsis baiMias.

Hawse ra Ulnar, flaase ving, Haae repatriate. General Jobbing in the carpenter's line done at the shortest fUaotice. WHEELWRIGHT workinalliuvarioosbraneh- es, done with the best of material and in a satisfae tory maimer. K. E.

WAKEMAN. N. B. Thongh a few steps out of the way, yoa wQl And It to your Interest to give me a call. 46-tf LUMBER! LUMBER! A FRESH SUPPLY OF LUMBER JUST RO CE1VEO, AT THE NEW LUMBER YARD! ON THE ESPLANADE.

WOULD respectfully Inform ear friends and the public generally, that by the arrival of the brir "Consort, from Fort Madison, W. Tl, we are la receipt ef a fresh supply of Lumber, vis Laths, Pickets. Rongh Boards, Horface Planed Boards, Tongued and Grooved do. All siaes scantling, Ac ALSO. ON HAND White Pixie.

Doors, Windows, Blinds, fST WE INTEND TO SELL CHEAP I Please give us a call. (W Country order retpectfuuy toUriled. 4tf C. A. A H.

P. POOR. VON HOLT IIEUCK, OFFER FOR SALE tlCASTlTlKS TO SUIT, the following choice assortment of LXQTJOH3 irnT.il, JUST RECEIVED PEK MATH MK And most carerully selected foe this snarket hy JO. L. H.

Anthon, SO eases CIS bottles each), pare Hollands Gin 50 (IS bottles each), pure Hollands Gin. Imported direct from Schiedam, being the very best artide In the asarket. 25 eases best aiarteu Hrandy. Marsetti's Ale and Porter, in Quarts and pints, eases and 8 dosen each. BEST BRAND 1LE.

lai afafat eases 0 dosen each, at reasonable prices. 43 tf IVOTICE. DrRUCO Tins SUMMER Use SallorH Home will con tic oe to receive Boarders at tha tallawinm charges: Board, per weak ft 00 Io do Ptrate Table, 00 Lodging, per week. 1 00 P. 8.

SHOWER BATHS en tha premises. Single Baths, 123 sta. Baths per week. ja to. Doamers, tree.

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