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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-20
AN INSANE WOMAN BURNS HER
CHILD.

SAAALDs
New CASTLE, Ind, Thursday, April
7.-Our town was this morning the
scene Of 4 most heart-rending homi-
eide. The wife of William Redding
has been insane for some two years,
with occasional lucid intervals. She
has at numerous times attempted to
take her ownlife, well nigh succeeding
once by hanging, and once by cutting
her throat. But never until this MORN
ing has she made any serious attempt
to take the life of any one else, al
though her husband had lived in N
tinued fear for the safety of his three
children. Seldom has he ventured to
leave them for any time in her care.
She has seemed rational enough for
some time ; has been attending to the
duties of her house, and it was hoped
she was in a fair way of entirely re-
covering. This morning about o'clock
while her husband vas working just
outside the house, at the yard fence,
she was dressing the children. The
baby nine months old waS In her lap.
She spoke to the eldest boy (some ten
years DID, aud asked him " What If l
should burn the baby?" The boy
answered that he would 60 and tell
pa II she did, and Immediately started
out where his father was. No sooner
was she left alone than she put the
baby into the stove, and shut the stove
door, and then went out and told her
husband what she had done. He
rushed In and took 1t out. Its face and
arms and all the front part Of the
body were burned into a crisp. Death.
came to the relief Of the little sufferer
at ten o'clock, after three hours Of the
most intense suffering. The mother
seems frantic with grief for a moment,
and then relapses Into an utter want
Of realization of the situation.-Cin-
cinndti Gazette.
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A Chemical Discoyery.Found Dead-Mn'
liciols Mischisf-A Warming to linmb'
lers-Tho Missing Australian Steam
ship. .
SAN FRANCISCO, April 90 r. NJ
An iodine spring, sufficiently strong
for chemical purposes, has been found
near this city.
Last evening, Henry Kittlebocker,
native of Prussia, aged Ga years, was
found dead in an clubhouse, in the real
Of a boarding house on jackson. street,
The body was removed to the dead
house. A post mortem examination
is to bs had.
Sunday last, the bellows in several
blacksmith shops were cut to pieces by
some malicious persons. Those who
have suffered from this lawless act,
attribute it to journeymen, as there is
some conflict between the employers
and employees. The process Is known
as "rattaning," and is quite prevalent
In England, where workmen desire to
punish employers for refusing to ac-
cede to their demands.
The weather is again warm aud
clear. '.yrs
Chief Crowley is notifying all short
card players that they must engage In
more honest employment ; and that II
they fail to do this, officers will arrest
them for vagrancy. About forty Of
this class have been brought before the
Chief; and out of that number moro
than half signified their intention to
leave the city, rather than to 60 to
work.
Police are stationed before the doors
of establishments, Or gambling houses,
where "hogging" games are going
on, to warn all strangers against being
robbed ; and several have been COM
PEELED to close up and quit business.
At a meeting Of English citizens it
was reported as follows:
Your Committee have to report as the
result OF the investigation, that = steamer
was advised to sail from Sydney on the 9th
Of March last, for Honolulu, there to connect
with one Of the North Pacific came on
the Doth Of this month; that u telegram was
received in this city stating that the City oil
Adelaide had left Sydney on the 9th Of
March, and that, owing to the non. arrival oil
letters from Australia until after the de.
parture Of tho last steamer for Honolulu, the
agents Of the North Pacific Company failed
to make the necessary provisions to meet the
Australian steamer. That under such cir
cumstances the inference is that the City ol
Adelaide will como direct to San Francisco.
and may DO looked for during the first Of
next month.
They also recommend that a meet
ing be called for next Saturday, the
23d, at 4 p. NJ, Of all who wish to join
in the celebration of the arrival of the
pioneer steamer from Australia, by
chartering a steamer to so to meet
her, or otherwise. On motion, the
report was accepted, and the meeting
adjourned.
At 0 o'clock last night 4 one-story
frame building, situated OH the corner
Of California and Mason streets, was
destroyed by fire. The building was
owned by Joe McGlynn, and had been
empty for many months. The fire is
supposed to have originated IN boys
playing with matches in the house.
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The African element in California and Ne
vada 10 20 small. when compared with tho
white population, that NO possible danger to
the States could arise from the extension Of
the elective franchise to those people.
A shrewder assertion would have
been-that the colored man this day
holds the balance of power in Califor-
nia, and perhaps in Nevada. When
the result of the next election becomes
known, perhaps this conjecture on oar
part will be appreciated, If not before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-20

THEY tell this fair story of one OF the
best Mississippi pilots. During n
dense fog the steamer took n landing.
A traveller anxious to 60 ahead came
up to the unperturbed manager OF the
wheel and asked why the boat stopped.
"Too much fog; can't c the river"
answered he Of the helm. "But you
can see stars over head" came back
from him who had paid his fare.
"Yes" replied the urbane pilot, but
till the biler busts we amt a going
that way" Passenger went to bed
satisfied.
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n1ArH OF R1cHARD BROTHERS

Died, April 10th, near the vivian
mill, Carson River, on the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad, Mr.. Richard
Brothers, aged about IS years. De-
ceased was instantly killed by a col
lision Of two trains of cars. He came
from Morrisburg, Canada, where his
parents reside, and had not been In
this section a great while. His occu-
patton was that of a telegraph oper-
ator for the railroad, but had gone on
the train temporarily as a brakesman.
His death will be sad news to his pa
rents and other relations. Poor young
man What q sad and sudden end to
his life what a sharp warning to
those who are living, but must also
die. Mr.. Brothers was evidently a
young man of good education and fine
accomplishments. Just two weeks
ago yesterday, while sitting at his
operators table in the telegraph office
at the Mound House. evidently think
ing of his far-off home, and those dear
est to him on earth, he wrote a beau
tiful Poem, entitled Twilight Mus
ings," which appeared in the NEWS Of
April 18th, and in which occurred
these two stanzas-beautiful and heart
felt, and which we cannot help repub-
lishing at this time:
an sitting in the shadows
OF the twilight soft and gray;
Ny eyes are turned towards the East,
For my heart 10 out that way.
Fond fancy spans the distance,
Al . bridge would span . stream,
And the long years Of my exile
Pass before me like \ dream.
From my cabin in the mountains,
From Nevada's lonely wastes,
Like . weary Aedgling to ito nest
Ny longing spirit hastes.
seek my old log homestead,
Enter In and take my place,
And they hear ms not nor see me,
Tho I'm with them face to face.
Perhaps this beautiful little tribute
was the last he eve sent home and
his spirit may indeed be "face to face"
this day with the dear ones in his sold
cabin home"
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A cI.EyER woman says: 81 am
tired Of hearing a woman talkingabout
rights and scorning privileges, and
then getting into a street car to look
daggers at every man who dosen't
spring up in ajify to give them his
place. / want them to look into Web
ster, and find ont whether rights and
privileges come under the same
head, and mean M and the same
thing" -
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DISPATCH.
DATES To LAST NIGHT.
Washington News.

Washington News.
WASHINGTON, April 10. - In the
House to-day Mr.. Butler offered a
resolution abolishing the Income Tax.
It was referred to the Committee OH
Ways and Means.
In the evening session Of the Senate
the Georgia bill was further discussed
by Senator'S Schurz and Trumbull, and
at 1880 the Senate proceeded to vote
on the pending amendment. Wilson
moved to strikerout Bingham's proviso
and insert another to extend the term
Of the Legislature till 1872. Pomeroy
moved to amend Wilson's amendment
by substituting his amendment declar-
ing the existing government Of Georgia
provisional, and constituting 1t the
Third Military District, and providing
for the election Of the Legislature
November Is, 1870. Agreed to-yeas,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-20

QuARREIsoME EDIToRs.-The editors
of the Silrer State, published at Union
Vile, and the Humboldt Register, pub
lished at Winnemucca Doth in the
same county, n a ~quarrelsome set.
Both Of them are Of Democratic pro-
clivities-although they pretend to be
independent" They are qusrreling
about somethins-like two old women
living close to each other-which is
evidently jealousy or imaginary evils.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 20-3r. NJ
The stage between Calistoga and
Healdsburg, while going through the
canyon, went down a precipice into
the creek and broken to pieces. One
man was badly injured, aud other pas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-20

GENERAL THOMAS, dead, Is assailed
now by Democratic papers as having
been at heart a rebel. He was nothing
of the sort, or they would have liked
him better.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-20

81; nays, "a. The question then being
on the adoption Of the amendment Of
Wilson, "a amended by Pomeroy, in
place Of Bingham, in the bill, which
would involve the striking out Of the
latter, It was determined favorably-
yeas, SO nays, 80. Pomeroy moved
his amendment as a substitute for the
whole bill; carried-yeaa, SO; nays,
%. Drake offered an amendment, au-
thorizing the President to suspend the
writ Of habeas corpus and make mu-
inequalities responsible in damages for
injury to persons or property within
their limits; rejected-yeas, 80; nays,
81. He then moved an amendment
emitting the part relative to the sus-
pension Of the habeas corpus within
the limits Of municipalities-yeas, 81;
nays, Is. Pomeroy offered an amend
ment repeating the cotton laws. 50 as
to permit the organization and calling
into service Of the militia Of Georgia
agreed to by a party vote. The bill
was read for the third time, and passed
Yeas, q nays, 25. w
Tho Fenian Congress.
NEW York, April 19.-The O'Neil
Fenian Congress assembled to-day
between fifty and sixty delegates pres
ent. It is stated that the credentials
Of the Chicago delegates were refused
admission. Doubtful. Further pro-
ceedings unknown. $50 Ei
There Is a report current that 20
or 80 officers leave tonight for the
frontier, to take command of the adj
vance guard.
Arrival Of tho Remains OF B~urlingams.
The steamer Scotia arrived to-day,
bringing the remains Of ex-Minister
In charge of his eldest son.
A Tornado at Lisbon.
LISBON, April l9.-This city was
visited by a fearful tornado Oh Satur-
day night, causing great loss of prop
erty. Some persons were killed, and
many injured. Shipping in Tagus suf-
fered severely. Many vessels were
wrecked, but no American vessels are
reported as lost.
The South American steamer reports
much loss to shipping at Buenos Ayres
from the violent storm.
BY CABLE-FROM IRELAND.
DUBLIN, April ia large lot Of
powder, supposed to have been col
lected by the Fenians, was seized yes
terday by the authorities of the village
of Cornell, on the Lify.
Count BIsmnrk.
BERLIN, April 19.-Count Bismark
is very i'll, and a consultation of ply
sicians is summoned.
From Cuba.
HAVANA, April l9.-The U. S. flag
ship Severn has gone to Santiago, to
inquire into the outrage OF Phillips,
the American Consul.
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STOCK LOST.

TN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, IN vIR.
cato OF stock In the yellow Jacket Mining Com
pany, standing on the books Of tho Company in
tho name Of E. Cahfl d Co., Trustees, ten
shares. and No. $3.50. The public are cautioned
not to- negotiate for or buy the Same, as transfer
has been stspped at tho ofhce Of the Company
in Gold Hun. II the finder will leave the snme
in care Of Cahil d Co., Brokcrs. Virginia City,
he will . reward Of hve dollar, and con-
fer u favor on the owner.
Cob Hill, April 18th, 1870 np19-l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-20

ONE who was growing blind cheer
fully said: II am going into the dark,
but | mean to see all | can before l get
there" It was brave In him not to let
the future shadow the present.
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Virginia and Tracke
Railroad Company.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
pauy, Virginia City, on TUESDAY, NAY 10TH,
tSTU, at ~ o'clockH
Virginia, April I'M, is7os spiaM
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN

lsPKcIAL TO TIE ooLD HILL DAILY NEWS 1T
TIE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.l
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SPRING ELECTIONS.
GOLD HILL
I r DEPARTMENT

,,oTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
N Gold Hin Firemen, that the annual election
for Chief and Assistant Engineer, VIII DC nelo
house Of yellow Jacket Hose Company Ne. =
Polls omen nom 3 O'Clock r. =. TO 2 o'clock IN.
Jacob Fox, p. Nye and John Randall arc ap-
pointed Judges Of Election.
BY order Of n; II. Lnn,
j. T, WILTON, Secretary. q
Gold Hill, March 32d, 1870.
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN time for the registration Of electors. to on.
title them to vote at the municipal election for
officers OF the Town OF Gold Hill, to be held on
Monday, May Cd, 1870. will expire on the
TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1870,
at 9 o'clock T. n. Z. z. COOK.
Registry Agent.
Gold Hill, April nth, 1870. apll+td
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OF FIG X; ~ :

II. r. NE DAON.
General Agent for the Paclhc Coast.
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The NORTHWESTERN lisa purely MUTUAL
COMPANY.
Dividends are Declared Annually.
All participate in Dividends in proportion to
their contribution to the surplus.
ITS CHARTER IS PERPETUAL!

Granted by the Legislature OF Wisconsin.
Its Charter limits Its business strictly to the
various forms OF LIFE INSURANCE, AND
TO GRANTING ANEUlTIES.
The Charter provides against speculative and
hazardous investments OF thesc sacred iunds
belonging TO Widows and Orphans.
1t is by law required to make Annual reports
to the Secretary OF State, giving q null and com.
plete exhibit OF the business and condition OF
the Company. "
This Company issues all kinds OF policies
pertaining to
L LEI IN u r H.
And has justly acquired a reputation for
SAFETY, EQUITY, PROMPTNEss,
AND GOOD MANAGEMENT,
Second to none, and has become one OF tho
largest, and ranks among the forcmos In the
whole country.
1t has accumulated within the ten years OF is
existence nearly
IT,.
The Northwcstern's terms OF lnsuraice are
AS LIBERAL Us arc offered by any other re.
sponsiblc Company doing business In tho United
States. ~
JOHN II. MILLS,
STATE AGENT FOR NEVADA.
Office, Howell j. Blacks Building, Corner c
and Taylor streets, Virginia.
Virginia, March 9th, 1870. mho-u
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sixty DAY ROLL

or m. Gold atll Fire Department, for the cleo
ton to DO held April 9Th, 1870.
Chief Engineer ...........W d. SiDSyT
Lssistant Engineer i. bAhDhR
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IioIo1s MIschiof-I Warning to (inmb-
lers-Tho Missing Australian Steam
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I,,,eo,. Hose Company No. ;.

REHABILITATION:
Chief and Assistant Engineer. ..............2
Liberty Engine Company No. l..............67
Yellow jacket Hose Company No. 2..........N
Lincoln Hose Company No. a........ .......D
A true copy. MELION.
sSecrctary Gold Hill Fire Department:
Gold Hill, March 22d, 1870. mh2$td
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BY CABLE-FROM IRELAND.

HAVANA, April l9.-The U. S. flag
ship Severn has gone to Santiago, to
inquire into the outrage on Phillips,
the American Consul.
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OFFICE AND
FANCY STATIONERY
AL.
Whitmey's Book Store {!

Consisting IN part Of
ASSORTED SIZED COPYING PRESSES
Assorted sized Cash Boxes, Bill Head Boxes.
Bill Hooks, Pen Backs,
Slate Pencils. LEAD Pencils,
School States, Scrap Books,
Herbsriums, Twine Boxes,
Mottled Twine, Tooth picks
Superior Plain Cap Paper,
Superior ruled cap paper,
Superior PLATA letter paper.
Superior ruled letter paper,
Assorted note paper, Bib head paper
Betting pods,
Osborne's ccIors,
p..s,.mmoo ,o.,a. se't' Chess lOen'
Checkers and dice,
Alphabet Blocks,
Mathematical Instruments
Assorted sized blOtting pads,
Gutta percha pen holders,
Washington Medallion pens,
Yarrb.lds superior gold pens,
Ivory paper hoadess.
Fancy paper holders,
wsstonhoIns PenkniBes Chsritons muOiiase,
Gntts percha bands Lanes rulers,
Seals.
Davids black blue and oanIne inks Maynard Noyes inks
Arnold's inks, assorted sizes.
Assorted ink stands Assorted pen cleaners
Photographic Albums, Propeller pencils.
PENCIL leads, Crayons.
A fine assortment Of Blone Books,
Choice assortment Of Envelopes,
ESchdnge Books, Receipt Books,
Order Books,
Mann's parchment Letter Books,
Cap and Letter Clips and Files,
Letter and Card Wouets.
Memoranda Books Pass BooIcs.
CameI's hair copyiug brushes, Composition card frames,
T.. S. Postage stamps, Letter scales,
&C., &c. &C., &C.
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PACIFIC
Advertiser.
The Newspaper.

,,,r 1s SEwsrLPER, FATHER, ASs WHAT DOES II
coSTNIS?
ors,ns that gentlemen play, my boy,
rr,ansyver the taste Of the day, my boy,
Whatever it be,
They hit the key,
And pipe in faH concert away, my boy
News from all countries and climes, my boy,
Advertisements, essays and rhY mes, my ooy,
Mixed up with all sorts,
OfElying reports,
And published at regular times. my boy
Articles able and wise, my hoy,
Al least in the editors eyes, my boy,
And logic 50 grand,
That few understand
To what in the world It applies, my boy
Statistics. reflections, reviews, my boy,
Little scraps to instruct and anu-e, my boy,
And lengthy debate
Upon matters Of state,
For vri.e-beadel folks to peruse my boy.
The funds as they were and they are, my boy,
The auibbIes and qurks Il the bar, 10y boy,
And every Wesk
A clever critique
On some theatrical rising star. my boy.
The age Of Jupiter's moon, my boy,
The stealing Of somebody's spoons, my boy,
The state of the crops,
The style Of the fops,
And the wit of the public buhoons, my boy
List Of al physical ills. my boy,
Blnished by somebody's pills, my boy,
Til you ask with surprise
Why any dies.
Or what's the disorder that kills, my boy
Who has got married, 20 whom, my boy,
Who were cut of in their bloom, my boy,
Who has had birth
On this sorrOw-stai4ed earth,
And who totters fast to the tomb my boy.
The price Of caitle and grain, my boy,
Directions to dig and TO drain, my boy,
But 'iyyOuld take me too long
To tell you in song,
quarter OF Ill they contain, my boy.
-SeIects
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SEwsrarEE, FATHER, ANs WHAT DOES 1T
coNTAIS7
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Business GarOs.

SAINT. N, !. B.A A. 5
CASTLE s. COOKE.
Importers and General Merchants,
king street, oppOHiIe the Seamen's Cha pei.
ALSO, AG ENTS FOR
DR.. Jaynes Celebrated Family Medicines,
Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines,
The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company,
The Kohala Sugar Company, Hawaii.
The Haiku Sugar Company, Maui.
The Hawaiian Sugar Mills, Maui.
The Waiaua Sugar Plantation, Oahu.
The Lumahai Rice Plantation Kauai 663 1y
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III Advertisers residing In the Eastern United States can
nav for their cards by enclosing rfenbdcks L. States sN
Stamps for such amount as they wsh to
and inserted above table fer the time
paid for.
M Business Cards. prepaid for year, allowed
discount from which for transient advertise
ments when paid charged quarterly.
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ID. n. FLITNER,
Continues his old business n the hreproof building
kaahunanu Street.
rated by observations of the sun and
with transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention gventO
watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant
glasses silvered and adjusted Charts and
nautical instruments constantly
6S6 hand and for sale. ~
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Snsinfss Gar0s.

Smsiftass Gar0s.
e. =. BARLOW,
AuetOueer,
Sales Room ON @ ueen Street. one door from,
$50 kaahuInanu street. ly
EP ADAMS. S. G.
ADAMS s. WILDER,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
FIRE PROOF STORE,
In RObinsOu's Building, Queen Street.
6ss-1y
c. BREWER & co.
Commission and Shipping Merchants,
7Os Honolulu. Oahu ii. 1.
CHULAN & ROTHER.
IMPORTERS DsALERs
China Goods Of all Descriptions. and In all kinds OF
Dry Goods,
Also constantly hand superior quality of Hawaiian Rice
694 NUUANU STREET, HoNoLULU. 1y
IRA RICHARDSON.
Importer and Dealer in Boots Shoes, Fine Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Perfumery, sc.
Corner of Fort aud Merchant Streets,
go HONOLULU, III. l. ly
JOHN THos. wATERHOUSE.
Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise,
66s Queen Street. Honolulu 1y
w. l.. GREEN,
General Commission Agent and Broker,
QUEEN STREET, loss 1yl HONOLULU
c. NJ SPENCER a. MAcrARLAxE
CHAs. n. SPEN GER s. CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
Queen Street, 1885 1yl Honolalu.
f. A. sCHAEFER * co.
Importers and Commission Merchants,
HONOLULU, $50 Iy HAw. ISLANDS.
JOHN RITsON.
Dealer in Wines, Spirits. Ale and Porter.
696 Honolulu. 1y
LEVERS s. DICKSON.
Dealers In Lumber and Building Materials,
$50 Fort Street.. 1y
TIL. c. HEUCK,
General Commission Merchant.
$50 Fort Street. 1y
DILLIN HAM CO.,
IMPORTERS
Hardware, Cutlery, Dry Goods, Paints and Oils,
and General Merchandise,
GA No. 9S KING STREET, HONOLULU. 1y
BROWN s. CO..
Importers Wholesale Dealers in Wines, Spirits, &c.
! 700 MERCHANT ST, HONOLULU.
III. E. MCINTYRE 81 BROTHER,
! Grocery, Feed Store and Bakery,
King and Fort Streets, Honolulu, H. l. sos 1y
ID C. WATERMAN * Co..
Commission Merchants.
attention paid the interests the Whaling Fleet BY
furnishing funds purchase and sale of Exchange OIL
Bone, General Merchandise and the procuring of Freight
Messrs Is IsAao EpsLasP, Tnnh S JH- Co., New Bedford
yoa TI g. M1aSEE Il p0f1' ssS; Co, San Franc an .
6ss 1y
ALLEN s. CHILLINGwORTH,
/ Kawaihae, Hawaii,
WIN continue the Shipping
at the above port where they prepared furnish
the justly celebrated Kawaihae Potatoes, and
'1eh SshsF BY whse ships. as se at .hs
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
Fire~ood5ss on 1an d.
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EDWIN JONES,
Grocer and Ship Chandler,
LAHAINA, MAUI
Money Recruits furnished Ships Favorable Terms
667 ly
n. C. N. A.
CHALLA MEL s. CO..
Importers and Dealers In Wines, Spirits, Aes, Sc,
No 8 VUUANU STREET,
676 Opposite Merchant street. Honolulu, II. l. ly
E. o. HALL S. SON,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Dry Goods,
Paints, Oils, and General Merchandise.
700 Corner Fort and King SITS. 1y