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M ADAME REMINGTON, the world re,
lY1 nowncd Astrologist and Snmnambulislic
Clairvovant, while in a clairvoynnt state deli
ncatcs the very features Of the person you are
to marry, and by the aid Of an Instrument oC IN
tense power known as the Psychomoropc.
guarantees to produce n perfect and lfc.likc
picture Of tho future husband or wife Of tho an.
plicnnt, with date Of marriage occupation, load
ing traits Of character, &c. This is no imrosi.
ton. rs testimonials without number can assert.
'y stating place of birth. nge disposition, color
of eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope. addressed to yourself YOU
will receive tho picture by return mail, togcth-
or with desired information.
DGD- Address in confidence. MADAME GER.
TRUpE RrMINoros, p. o. Box, 2o7, West Troy,
New York.
Fob lG, 1867 q 1v
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Partial List of Articles to bo Sold
FOR ONE DOLLAR

10 Chckcring Grand Pianos worth $500 to 500
10 Elegant Rosewood Pianos 200 to $50
IL Elegant Mcolcons. Rosewood case 175 to 80
90 First Class Sewing Machines, 10 to 800
~ Fine Oil Paintings 50 TO 100
ioo Flne Steel .ngrarngs, framed 20 10 30
90 Music l'o$rs 25to 10
$50 Revolving Patent Casters. Silver 2ot 10
% Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets aDo 81
!1o Sets Of Tea aud Table Spoons 2Oio 40
80 Gold lIuntin. Case Watches war
rantcd, so to $50
100 Diamond Rings, cluster and sin-
gle stone, - to oGn
l75 Cola Watches S5to 80
500 Ladies' Watches 60 To I;u.
300 Silver Watches ,0to rs
Diamond Pins, Brooches and Far Drops. Ia
dies Sets of Golda and Coral, Jet and Gold, Flor
cntino, Mosaic Lava and Cameo; Sets or Studs
est and Neck Chairs plain and chased Cold
Kings. Gold Thinhlcs. I.ockcts, new style Belt
Buckles. Geld Pens and Pencils. fancy Work
Boxes. Gold Pens with Gold and silver Exrrn.
sion Holders. aud large assortment OF Fine
silver Ware and Jcwclry Of every description
Of the best make and latest styles.
I-lJ'"A chance to obtain any of tho above nrt
clos for ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing a sealed
envelope for 25 cents.
Xxx Five Scaled Envelopes will hc scnt f,r
81: Eleven for 80; Thirty for 50; Sxty.lyc
for $40; One Hundred for $l5.
Agents wanted EyerysyI,era.
Tnrqnallcd Inducements on%rcd to lalirs
and Gents who will act as such. Oar dcScrip.
tivc circn!ars will bc sent on application
Distributions are made in tho following man.
ncr Certificates naming each article and its
raluc arc placed in sealed envelopes, which arc
well mixed. One Of these envelopes containing
the Certificates or Order for some article wiii
nc delivered at our Office. or scnt hy mail to any
address, without regard to choice, on receipt IF
twenty-five cents.
On receiving The Certificate The purchaser
Will see what article it draws and it's value, and
can send One Doiia. and receive tho article
named Purchasers of our ,ScoicH EarrloDrs
may, in this manner, obtain an article worth
from one to five hundred dollars.
Long letters arc nnncccssary Have The
Kindness to write plain dircctions Orders for
SEALED ENVELOPES must in every case be
accompanied with the Cash. with the name Of
The person sending, and Town. Comfy and
state plainly written. Letters should Ge ad.
dressed to the Managers NJ follows:
JACKSON, CORNISH & co.
1913 & i05 Broadway.
New York.
April 4. 1907 2s 3m
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Notice to Creditors.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rICKENs---lN EQUfTY

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
rioKENs--lN EQufTY.
Edward b. Calhoun, Admir-, Bill for Injunction,
vs.. NIarshalling Assets,
John y. Earle and others. Partition. sc.
pom hearing Tho Bill. in this,case, aud on n,on
Y ton of Mr.. Burt, Complainant's Solicitor: IL
is ordered, that Writ of Injunction do issue, 10
be directed TO John y. Earle claiming to be crod-
itor Of w. Ransom Calhoun, restraining him from
prosecuting his snit against Edward B. Calhoun,
ndministrator de Jonis non of W. Ransom Calhoun;
that m Injunction be issued to be direct ed 10 the
said John B Earle. William a. Lny, Executor, und
William II. Sargent. claiming TO be creditors Of
Henry u. Calhoun, restraining thom and each f
them from prosecuting their suits against the said
Edward D. Calhoun, rs Administrator of Henry
d. Calhoun; and that tho said parties, the suing
crcdors and all other creditors of W. RANSOM
Calhoun, aud of Henry d. Calhoun, bo cnjoined,
and they arc hereby cnjoincd from comme encng
suits nt law. and from prosecuting suits already
commenced against the said Edward B. Calhoun,
as Administrator, for debts alleged to be due to
them or either of thcm from the said W. Ransom
CALHOUN aud from the said Horny ID. Calhoun. /.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.Er.p.
Com'rs. Office. March Is 1867 If
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$l,O00,O0O,
FOR ONE DOL.I.A I,
The McrC7lnMts' 81 NGanufnct cturCrs'
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION

/-.,,I =. :, n ~.
a lALi'S Your attention to the Tact nt ITS being
~ .ne 'arses. a. e ;. nna m'st popular % oGweiry A..
soc,"',"n III 'he ohltea states. ne business IS
an" always mas pccn '"nd"ctch IN the most can
Ill" ana hon"r"ole manner. Our rapidly ~
c:ens,ns 'ralc Is SURG guarantee "i the nrErc'
:aa."" "' our patrons l"t .h's me'h"a a., OF ob,a'"
hs f'en' e'cSan' aha cns1Iy goods. ne Sudden
S,asnnu"n OF 'ra"G III h"t"rc' owing to the late
ocrnah Whr' an" recent ais'S rons linancal
G,.s.s @ :" i1ar'i'c' mas caused VIC ,"'inro OF .
nnrsn ""moct o' vSMelfy houses IN London ana
lar'S' opnS'ng 'nem 20 se'l thc'f g""ds nt u
SreaS Sacr'hce' III some instances less than one
,n'r'' m tne eoS' "l m"nniact"rng. we pave late
~ purchase" very iaSSe'y "t these Bankrupt
uD"aS at snch extremely low prices that W" can
AFFORD 10 scha away flncr 'o'dS' ana give bot
Ter t'ser chahccs I" draw thc most valuable prizes
yuan any "lmrr esah'iSnmrnt dn'nG Il s'm'iar
business. och AIN i ~ rhEASh' and We
reSrcr'lu''T s"!lc,' your patronage ms we arc
eo'l''cn' :" S,v'hs 1he utmost satisfaction. i"'
ring the past year We have forwarded 4 number
"l me most V"'n"h'c prizes t" MI parts OF the
c""''iy' CO n'Sc % Who la'r"n'%c us VIII receive
me IN value OF the'r money as no article ON
our iISt 's worth less than Ono Dollar, retail
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TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

II in any wny liable to taxation under Tho Excise
laws Of tho United States, nre required to make
their returns immediately Manufacturers, Mcr-
chants, Professionals, keepers of Stations and
Jacks &c, &C., must register for License at once.
FAILURE to do so will subject parties to heavy pen
alties.
Division No. 21, embraces the ID Regiment. s..
G. NJ. Office at Pictcns G. H., where ! can bc
fohnd every Monday, Friday, and Saturday, until
further orders.
IT. A. III. GIBSON.
Asst. Assessor, Div. No. II,
Sd Collection Dist. Of S.
Nov. 20. 1866 10
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Sherif's Sales.

RY virtue Of s,lnh'y writs Of fe,i faeias 10 me
ID directed, | will sell tile highest bidder, at
pickens Court House, on Salcday in July next,
to. wits r. -, N1fSS''S''
On Tuesday after salcday, ut defendants Is resi-
dence, goo bushels Of Cori levied on as the prop
erty of Jamos a. Lddell at tho suit Of Isaac Brown.
TERMS, CASH: Purchasers to pay extra for titles
and stamps.
Il. THOMAS, SIR.
Juno 6, 1867 81 III
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Ii II A " n v!
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen & sillen

DRopucEp BY tho uso Of Prof hEBREuY,
Il FRISER I.E ClIEV EUX. Ono npplica
tion warranted to curl tho most straight and
stubborn hair, of either sex into wavy rnolets,
or heavy massive curls. Has been used by tho
fashionable of Paris md London, with The most
gratifying resnltc. Does no oininry to the hair.
Price by mail, sealed and postpaid 81. Dos
GER SHUTS & Co.. Chemists, No. 285 River
street, Troy, NJ Y, Sole Agents for the United
States.
Feb lG, 1867 2l 1y
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.MISCELLANY a
Love VS.. Philosophy.
'Tis true that Thavc tlirtcl

'Tis true that have tlirtcl
With many pretty girl,
And praised each golden ringlct
And kiss'd each flowing curl.
'Tis truo that i,avc told them
AS gazca within their eye,
That with them lie was heaven
Without thcm--I must die;
Hnt when they proved unfntlhful.
Perchnncc may have sighed;
But really, pom my honor,
| ncvcr really died.
God bless the dear sweet creatures.
They arc my life-my pride
And | am only happy
When sitting by their side:
But then they won't believe me
Whatever may say;
They tell me that my blarncy
Comes an natural ray;
And though this conduct c,ucl
May fill my soul with pain:
find that when lose my heart
1t Arrays comes back again.
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country as rich as this in the precious metals,
may yet prove to be tho I'll Dorado which the
early Spanish explorers SO long sought for
And who knows but that the Government
might here find source of revenue sufficient
to liuuidate our national debt 2
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WAsnrNoroH, June I3.-Thc panel Of
the jury for the trial Of John Fl. Surratt win
probably be filled today.
The National Intcligcnccr," which is
now regarded ast the Executive organ, says:
HWo have authority for the statement that,
at very recent consultation of tho Cabinet,
it was decided that tho military officers com,
mandfng the five districts into which the late
IL rebel States are now divided, have no pow
Or remove, civil officers who derive their a,l-
thosity from thesStato Governments as now
organized n Tho question, we understand be.
s ffVro tho Cabinet bad moro immediate refer
eiioo to the rein oyal 'o tho Governor and 9th.
cEciyiI officers ofl IJSsisi iape byi Gsn sreri,.
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GR.EAT DISTRIBUTION y
By TIE NJ
Merchants anu Manufacturers
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION,

1913 and 1876 Broadvav, Ne,o York Cfy,
OF Rosewood Pianos and Meodeons, FineOi
Paintings, Engravings, Silver Waro Gold
and Silver Watches and Elegant Jcwclry
consisting of Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings
Gold Bracelets. Coral, Forentino. Mosaic.
jet, Lava. and Ladies' Sets. Gold Pens with
gold and silver extension holders. Sleeve But
tons, sets of Studs. Vest aud Mock Chains.
plain and chased Gold Chains, &c, &C., val
nnl lnt
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
riCKENS-lS EQUITY.
Dill for Partition.

VT n y Z,
riCKESs-lS EQUITY.
James 4. Johns
vs. Dill for Partition.
Lila Johns and others.
Il appearing TO my satisfaction that Lila Johns,
John Roberts and wife Mnry Jane Roberts, de-
fcndnns III this case, reside without the limits Of
this Statc On motion of NORTON, complainnnt's $
Solicitor, it is ordered that the said absent dc.
PENDANTS do appear in this Court and plead, answer
Or dcmur, TO tho bill Of complaint filed against
them within forty dnys from the publication here
of, or an order pro contrsSo will be taken us TO
them.
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.Er.p.
Com'rs. Office, May $. 1867 33-G
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OuR devi! says that when you sec young
man and woman walking down street, leaning
against each other like a pair of badly matched
oxen, it is pretty good sign they ave bent on
consolidation -
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"NED," who is that girl saw you walking
with z" "Miss Hogg." fIogs, Hoee !:
we'll, she's to be piticd for having such a
name" So think" rcjoined Ned. "I
piticd her so much that | offered her mine
and she is going to take it presently"
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MILLsTONEs! /! MILLsTowFs !

ME undersigned wishes TO inform hosc in want
of the above mentioned articles, that they can
nc supplied with very superior gnoliiy Of Ccrn
Stones, of any szc nt reasonn bic rates. an work
finished with any draft dress required hy the
purchaser, and o"iy"nira perfect. Old stones re-
dressed and balanced with the PATIENT ADJUST
tBhE SHOT BALANCE the most accrntc now in
use. For terms, &c., address .;as,..,sI I...
G. MAYHEW.
Anderson G. II. s..C,5oef. s, l8ss.j ,fL s.'sI%
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woULnnE prophet up North, lately said
in one of his sermons, that he was sent to re-
deem the woffH'and ali things therein. Upon
hearing this, native pulled out two fivo dol.
lar bills on broken banks, and requested him
to fork over tic spccie for them.
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\ T9fD Il / II ( 6 "a T. i.
Letter from General Longstfeet.


The New Orleans (" Republican" publish
es the following letter from General LONG.
sTREET. The Republican claims that the
Gencralhas taken his stand upon the platform
of3thcir vitality, and that with the surrender
of,Gcnera LEE nothing remained to tho
South but to accept the situation:
NEw ORLEANS, May 1G, 1867, .
General James Lony$trcet:
GENERAL-In your admirable letter of the
9th ultimo you remark that " our efforts at
reconstruction will be vain and useless unless
we embark in the enterprise with the sinccri-
ty of purpose which will command success. D.
The spirit which inspired the above para
graph, togetherswith the fact that thousands
of brave, soldiers are still ready to follow thcr
leader wherever he may see fit to call them has
cml,oldened mo to extend to you an invitation
to attend mass meeting in Lafayette square
tomorrow evening at which the Hon Henry
Wilson, distinguished leader in the Rcpub.
]ican party, will address the citizens of New
Orleans.
AS soldiers, VIC were opposed to each other
during the lato war; !; but as citizens, may We
not wisely unite in efforts to restore Louisiana
to hor former position in the Union through
the party now iog power, and which in al pro-
liability will retain power for many years to
come? If you accept, shall be glad to hear
your views on tho condition of public affairs
Respectfully yours, etc.,
JOHN Nj. PARKER.
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WATCHES, cLOCKs AND. JEWELilY

s2 TIE SUBSCRIBER having mn experience
NIA, Of many yearsin Tho business of, repairing
SS4sZa ClOc9ts, Watches siaad BSxvcfrT.
offers his serSi6es tohis friends and thos;pubiic
generally, in TINT line of 'businoss. Chnrgos for
MI work as Reasonable MS possible An work war
ranted, II wollused. Ho will also give his atcf-
tfon to the repairing of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
lisplaco Of business is ut WALHALLA, noarly
opposite the Post Office. ~ EG2y
Z r. NJ NORcAN
April 4,Slss as 3u,--eow
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"A CLERGYMAN asked of his scripture pu-
pills whether the leopard could change his
spots q To be sure" repliod Billy, MS
prompt as might ho; "whcn he's got tired
OF one spot he goes to another"
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IL EQGIrf--pIUXENS.
j. y. Jones
w. Bill for Partition, SC.
J. T.. Jones and others.
L appearing to my satisfaction that Stephen
a. Jones, James Is. Jones, John G. Elston and
wife Salina Elson, John n. Sloan. Theodore Is.
Sloan, William ID. Sloan, and Clark d. Perry, de-
PENDANTS in this case. who reside without the linn
its Of this State: On motion Of NonToN. complain
ants Solicitor, il is ordered, that the snid absent
defendants do appear in this Court, and plead,
answer demur, to the bill of complaint filed
against them. within forty days from the ruhlica-
ton hereof, or an order pro confr$so will be made
ns TO them.
ROB'T 4. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Comrs Office May j, 1867 :}-G
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WHAT are You going to give me for a
Christmas present." asked gay young dam
sci of her lover. I" have nothing to rive but
my humble SELF" was the reply. "Thc
smallest favors gratefully received" was the
response.
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TniVcraisy ,yOHTlisli OF Med IcfnC and
Surgery.

Semi monthly Journal of Medicine. Surgery,
phys"ogy, I[ygicme, an, Gonornl Jtcrnturel
devoted to tho Profession and the People.
The cheapest medien paper in the world. pub.
i'shed every two weeks. at tho University Build
ing, Ninth Street, south Of Walnut
S!nglc copies, $, &, I 90
rivc, copies to one address, {. d 80
Ten, :" 8. = So
Fifteen" (" g. Q "a
Twenty, :" F. 70 m
Tho gettcr up Of the club shall have one con,
gratis: II is also tho cheapest advertising me-
a'nm ~ tho world, as it reaches nearly ali ply.
popular circulation. Tho price for adyortisines
Is ton cents per limo, sevonwords making a linoS
NO papers sent advertisements in serted nnlesa
propai,k Address,,
W. PAINE, M. D.. Editor.
Jan. l6, 1867 II r'"' s". s".
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ID. n. FLITNER,
his Old business in the hreproof building,
kanhumnnu Street.
Chronometers by observations
a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention given
watch repairing. seStant and quadrant
glasses slyered and adjusted Charts and
nautical instruments constantly
53l hand and for sale. iy
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A. s. CLEG HORN,
Dealer In General Merchandise, Fire-prOOf Store,
Garner Knnbuusnuu and q uceu St-.,
Makees Block.)
Nuuanu street above King.
I bought and sold. Island orders carefully
attended to 547 ly
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ever saw. But he was very poor. got 10 barrels
ont of him had he been fat. he would have made
$50 barrels easy. His length was 6S feet: spread
of hukes, lG feet inches and length of jaw Is
feet inches. | found on cutting him in. that his
jaw was badly shattered by his raid on bow
lost In the fight one boat entire with all her traps
except the gun and line in all II oars, one SAIL
paddles buckets tubs. &c''
Personal.
His Ex. G. G. Harris and family sailed for New
York in the steamer Sacramento. on the 3Oth of
May. Hon. T. f. Wilson. late United States Vice
Consul. with his wife, also took passage.
For the steamer Constitution, which sails the
10th. the following Honoluluans are booked j. c.
Phuger, wife, two children and servant G..
Rhodes and wife. and Miss IbbotsOn. Also, Jas
c. King. wife. two children and servant.
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AGREEMENT BLANKS,

DLANK FORMS OF AGREEMENT BE-
tween Masters AMI Srrvsus-the only authorized form
Price sI,OO per Dozen.
- sale hy II VI WHITNEY
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BOLLES s CO..
ship Chambers and Commission Merchants,
Queen Street.
Particular attention paid the purchase snd sale Of iavaiia
Produce.
Refers by permission 20
Messrs. c. A. Williams x Co Messrs- C. Brewer K Co.
Mc-.rs Castle 3 Copse...- MessTs. H. Hackfeld Co.
Messrs. d. Wa.erman--. Messrs. c. l. Richards & Co.
562 "
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Personal
! His Ex. G. c. Harris and family sailed for New
York in the steamer SacydDaeutO. on the 3Oth of
May Hon. T. F. Wilson. late United States Vice
Consul with his wife, also took passage.
For the steamer Constitution, which sails on the
10TH the following HonoluIuans booked j. c.
Pluger, wife, two children and servant G.
Rhodes and wife. and Miss Ibbotson. Also Jas
c. King. wife. two children and servant.
Sustnfs5 Gar0s.
F.. II, ADAMS.
AuttiOneer and Commission Merchant,
FIRE PROOF STORE,
In Robin-on's Building. Queen Street.
&. =. BARTOw,
AuetiOneer,
Sales Room ON Queen Street. one door from
5.3 haahulnanu street 1y
l.. L. TORBERT,
Lumber Dealer,
Office North west corner of Queen and Fort Streets Honolulu
w. y. LADD,
Importer and Dealer in Hardware Cutlery Mechanics
Tools, and Agricultural Implements,
53l Forr Street. 1y
ALEX. j. CARTwRIGHT.
Commission Merchant and General Shipping Agent,
53I Honolulu. Oahu. ly
TIL. G. HEUCk.
General Commission Merchant,
532 Fort Street 1y
JOHN RITSON.
Dealer In Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter.
537 Honolulu. 1y
II. HACKFElD CO..
General Commission Agents,
531 Honolulu. ly
JOHN THOS. wATERHOUSE.
Importer aud Dealer In General Merchandise,
565 Queen Street, Honolulu ly
c. H.. !. C. DICKSON.
LEVERS s. DICKSON.
Dealers i'm Lumber aud Building Materials,
o9I Fort street. ~
ED. HoFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,
Importers aud Commission Merchants,
Corner Of Fort aud Merchan, Streets.
500 ly
r.. q. HALL & son.
Importers and Dealers In Hardware. Dry Goods.
5iI Corner Fort and King SIS. 1y
JANION. GREEN * CO..
Importers and Commission Merchants,
In the FircProof BuiidinE-, aneen Street.
53l 1y
ALONG s. ACHUCK.
Importers. Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in General
Merchandise and Chinese Goods.
Fire.proof Store, N""unn Street.
GEORGE G. HOWE,
Dealer In Redwood. Northwest Lumber, Shingles,
Doors, Sash. Blinds, Nails, Paints, &c.
1T his Old Stand, Forl street. on the Esplanade.
$40 1y
NEVILLE & BARRETT,
Planters aud General Store Keepers,
Keopuka, Norh Kona Hawaii Kealakeakua Bay Island
Produce bought Ships supplied with Wood, Beef and
.rsns other h, ,,"1eisr heeessaT'es c1pauoRN se-,v
-. -.
WALKER & ALLEN,
Sn;.n,nr and ramn,;ss;on Ma..n.,,s
shipping ana COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Id. y. FLlTNER,
Continues his Old business IN the hreproot building
kanhumnnu Street.
Chronometer rated by observations the sun and stars
meridian Of Honolulu Particular attention giveDto
s2I NA'" hand and for ' sale 0A "
-,
-. S"''
commission Merehanis.
the furnishing Of funds purchase and sale of Exchange Oil
REFERENCES.
Messrs. ISAAC HowLAxD, JR. ( Co.. New Bedford
J C. MrEKmL * Co do SILLY
- :. - /
n,sunoro D,
o, >. a.. 49,. - or W.Loa,s p,o.l
K,abumana street. nopolulu.
, ,,-iN,Ili"n hainun"n1 '''''' '-'''N
Messrs GRrssEIL.MIs GO. New York
.sns y "ALLsN' s' ~, ,o'A'
TsEsoYr EhrioSsL cdasos BAsk, IoS'Sn onsan mass
Will receive deposits discount rsi-ciass and
=, ,,,.,,c,.,,
A. LIE"
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Commercial Advertiser.
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What Then!
After the JOYS Of earth-
After its songs AMI mirth,
After it, hours % light,
After it, dreams 50 bright
What then
Only an empty name,
Only a weary frame,
Only a conscious smart,
Only an aching heart
After this empty name,
After this weary frame.
After this conscious smart,
After this aching heart
What then?
Only a sal farewell
Tpa worII bowed too well,
Only a silent bel
With the forgJtten dead.
After this sal farewell
To a worid Ipved tOD well,
After this silent bed,
With the .1rgotten dead,
What then
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-29

ID &. WATERMAN 81 CO..
Commission Merchants.
Especial attention paid to the interests of the Whaling Fleet by
furnishing Of funds, purchase and sale of Exchange OIL
Bone General Merchandise and the procuring of Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs. ISAAC HowLASD, JR. 4 Co., New Bedford
W. c. T.. POPS, Esq, do.
MORGAN, STONE X Co. San Francisco.
J. g. MERRILL * Co, SILLY
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discount from these which for transient advertise
ments when paid or charged quarterly.
Advertisers residing the Eastern United States
for their cards by ee sing iHckS such
they wish TO Tay and their cards wiz he inserted IeT
above table, Tor the time paid for