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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18

Nix. EDITOR One Of the most magnificent
pieces OF rhetoric-not to call IL balderdash or
hifalutin-one of the finest and most classically
flushed efforts in the English language that can
emanate from a pen in Honolulu-not TO refer TO
Pike county-one OF the grandest attempts to
arouse a people to run about crazy and aimless -
was that super-sublime article In Wednesday,
Hdlcdiidn Gazette, entitled " IIawaii's Opportu-
nifty No. l." The excitement in town that evening
was tremendous. Unlike the usual "Wednesday
evenings when the reading of the Gazette brings
sweet slumber to the weary, and candles are put
out at an early hour,-it kept folks awake. Kahoo
lave and Niihau converted into Empires, with the
Arctic Ocean thrown in! Mechanics are asking
for a job of work on the big wheel that Is going 10
crush government so ruthlessly. But seriously,
what new brand of whisky is being used in the
Gazette sanctdm
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PUBLIC NOTICE:
Tenders Wanted for Inter-Island Steam
Communication.
,a,mE MINISTER oF TIE INTERIOR Is

yRSHE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR IL
n prepared to receive Tenders for carrying the Hawaiian
Tnterlsand Mails and keeping up = Regular Steam commu
nieaiion between the Hawaiian Islands, in accordance with An
Act approved on the 18th day or September, A. u. 1876.
The steamer must be not less than Five Hundred 600 Tons
Hawaiian Measurement, substantial and well found, and must
rate A l at Lloyd's, or of equal class; she must have a speed
Of not less thin Nine 90 Knots per hour at the proper press
ure on the Boilers and a, the regular speed OF Engines, and
must b. ready to commence her first inter-IslanI Trip not
later than January lst, 1878. The Subsidy win count and be
paid monthly from the end Of the first month in which she
may have performed her appointed Trips.
The said Steamer must make not less than two e. Trips
each month from Honolulu around The Island Of Hawaii,
touching at the usual Ports. and back To Honolulu; one %
Trip each month to Hlo or Kealakekua, alternating, aud
touching at the usual Ports, and back to Honolulu; and
one u Trip each month around the Island Of Kauai, touching
At the usual Ports.
The Dimensions, Rig, Material Of, and ether particulars
respecting the proposed Steamer to do this work should be
specified in the Tender.
II two or more Tenders appear to His Majesiy's Government
to be in other respects nearly equal, and one or more Tenders
engage to build the Vessel and Machinery in this Kingdom,
the latter viii have the preference.
The parties who may obtain the Contract viii be allowed to
import, free Of duty, all Materials required for the cOnstruc-
ton and use Of the vessels employed in the service, and they
will also be entitled to all the Rights, Privileges aud Immuni-
ties now secured to Foreign Steam Lines by An Act approved
on the LIST day Of August. 1874, entitled - An Act to Encour-
age Steam Navigation with Foreign Countries"
The Rates of Freight and Passage must not exceed the usual
and regular rates heretofore charged by the Steamer KILAU-
EA-especialy for Deck Passages.
All Tenders must be sent to this Office on or before THURS
DAY, the 23d day Of November, A. D. 1876, and no Tenders
asking for over Twelve Hundred aud Fifty Dollars (SI,25O)
per month or for n longer time than Ten (1) Years can be
received.
The Minister of the Interior does not bind himself to accept
the lowest or any Tender, and satisfactory Bonds will be re-
quired from the contracting parties for the due performance
Of the Contracts.
W. L. M0EH0NUA,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior ONCE, Honolulu, Oahu.
October 9th, 1876.
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Chastise. Chasten, Etc.

70 he Eltor of the Pacific Commercial Adretis0':
SIR: ! noticed in the ADyEETIsER Of November
18th 40 article against my definition OF the verb
81. 10 chastise" and the difference which as | assert
exists between that verb and d" to chasten." As IL
is evidently the intention OF d" Aliquis TO correct
me rather good bumouIedly and at the same time
TO instruct me where he thinks ] am wrong, my
sense Of gratitude alone would be sufficient TO
compel me to attempt TO answer bis questions.
But The polite way in which they are put, makes
me feel anxious to satisfy him rs much as possible,
and / will thus proceed, as systematically as the
order OF these questions will permit.
II should be clearer in my statements or some
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18

( New STocK.-Mr Sinclair. of the Niihau Ranch
has imported per steamer from New Zealand a fine
young bloOded stallion and a short-horn bull, only
two years old. We are pleased to note these valuable
additions of improved stock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18
BRIEF MENTION.

FTHE KINGS BIRTHDAY was celebrated at La
fhaina with unusual spirit, as we learn from a cor
respondent whose favor comes too late for insertion
this week.
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A MENAGERE.-On board the steamer from San
Francisco for Australia was a large collection Of
wild animals, and on Thursday the menagerie
attracted a large concourse of visitors at the admis-
sion price of fifty cents.
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THE ANswER.-BefOre our paper had been out two
hours on Saturday, we received the correct answer to
the enigma, and from one of the same parties who
solved the previous one. The answer is" Corns.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18

TwENTY-sTX YEARS IN PRIsoN.-Died in Oahu
prison on Sunday last, al elderly insane colored
man, who, during his detention. has always an
severed TO the name OF General Washington. Alp
that was ever known of his history previous to his
arrival here. was that he was cook on board the
American whaleship Cossdek, and that be was rem
dered insane by a blow on the head from the mate,
with a handspike. The Grst acquaintance the au-
thorities here made with him, was his being dis
covered one evening in 1850, in the residence Of
the then Attorney General, Mr.. Bates, in the val
ley. of which he had full charge, TO the great
terror Of the inmates, and from which it required n
considerable force OF police to remove him. The
:. Genera" was six feet in height, and very mus
cular, and being quite crazy, was not easily han
died. But with the irons once upon his hands
and they were only occasionally removed thereaf-
ter while bis bodily health continued-he was
quiet and tractable. He was an inordinate tobacco
cbewer, and the present Of a plug Invariably put
him in 4 good humOr. On such occasions only be
was slightly communicative, and would talk in a
rambling way about Virginia, but nothing definite
was ever gathered as TO his birthplace or real
name. 1t was surmised that he had been a slave
in his youth. lie is supposed to have been over
sixty at his death, which was the result Of no par
ticular malady, but a general breaking mp Of the
animal powers. And he must have been n "splen-
did animal IN his prime.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18

VIZ LEARN that DR.. J. NJ. Whitney, we'll known
here as a dentest was expected by the steamer of
this week, but that he was detained by an attack
OF typhoid fever. He had so far recovered as TO
write expressing intention of coming on by the
December steamer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18

No Credit for Passage Money
TICKETS AT TIE OFFICE ONLY.
No berth will be considered as taken until paid for. Not
responsible for baggage unmarked or any Freight or Parcels
unless rcceipted for.
FREIGHT MONEY DUE ON I:
n An effort will be made to have the Steamer reach Homo
lulu on the evening Of the same day she leaves Maui.
SAMUEL G. WILDER, Agent.
Office with Wilder & Co, corner of Fort and Queen Streets.
mh25
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18

CHANCE TO ISvEsT.-Under the "By Authority -
heading, it will be seen that government proposes to
sell some forty building lots on the plain East of
Honolulu, on the 18th proximo; and on the Sd Of
February next the lot corner of Nuuanu and Queen
streets.
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Mortgages Sale Of
R r. Az Fl e
At Kauwalaa, Manoa, Oahu.

In nursuance with a power of-sale contained in a certain
mortgage deed, dated the 7th day OF March, 1876, made be-
fwse1 Kealohapaucle wv and Kihei, her husband, Of the one
mart. ami III II HolISter, of the other part, and recorded in
Lber as, on pages 1917 and los. MIR. c ; Barlow is Instructed
10 sell at his rooms
ON SATURDAY, . DECEMBER I'd,
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NOTICE

HAVE THIS DAY SOLD THE BLACK
n SMITH shop, Tea- AMI S.ck iH Trade. WceEter with tfe
good viii g the business thereto, l1caJeJ CA "a EsTIanade, T.
this city. % Mcssr=. NeslE Crl.mau.
While taking this opportunity 10 thank lie public for her
liberal patronage, ! Woaii a~k caHiiaaaEco If their avogfto
the new arm CHAS- T Quick.
Executor Il the VIII ofJ II Thompson. deceased.
H7Ea}aiu, October 2d, ts-s. <ccs-
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I AREIvED.-The bark Florence, Capt. Williams,
arrived at San Francisco Oct. q, with the captains
and crews of nine Of the wrecked Arctic whalers.
The Caf of the 22d contains a two and-a-half
column account of the disaster, over the sigma
lures of the Captains.
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W. l.. MOEHONUA

Interior 0fice, Honolulu, Oahu. I
October 9th, 1876. )
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column account Of The disaster, over the sigma
lures of the Captains.
Col. CHARLES A. HARTwELL.-We have received
a copy of the army and Navy Journal for October,
which contains an obituary notice of Col. Hartwell,
"a brother of our esteemed fellOw-citizen. the Hon.
a. S. Hartwel) who died on The Sd of that month
in Texas. The notice was received too late for
insertion in this issue, but will appear in our next.
HAYES REDIvIvCs.-When We last heard from
this freebooter of the Pacific, he was in the hands
Of the Spanish authorities at Manila, and il was
supposed that be would meet with a short shrift.
But he is evidently irrepressible. and he was re-
ported as having touched at Kawaihae last week,
on board q schooner from san Francisco bound
for the Navigator Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18
SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGARS &CIGARIT0S
A Small Lot OF
@ 8,

German Pale Ale, Hook. Claret, Sherry, sauternes, Tokay, etc.
a. This sale viii offer a fine opportunity to dealers to
complete their stock, and the terms viii be most reasonable
c. :. BARLOW. Auetioneer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-26
DAVID LUNDBOM
A5SAYER.

Office. Mntu street. opposite she PfO'
ueer kestaurant.
sfs- s-Accurate assays guaranteed.
A SMALL ADVANCE FROM MY FOR
n MER very low rates will be charged in
the future though fees will still be kept
rca sonable Ms possible.
Strangers are required to pay in advance.
Eursk a, ApGAst % iSsS sass-S
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The New York herald., 1876-11-08

10 do farm work >"
.You have sxcellens cook :"
'Susan 10 some, can tell you"
The meal was truly an excellent one. and 40 par
tsok Of dish Of something yellow. like sweet pots-
toes, ecu not forbear saying:-"These sweet posa
toes are truly excellent never ate any seasoned
and 50 nice IN ny hfe; how are shsy oooksds"
Mr. Harper did not answer He smiled nstie
and called "Susan," Who answered at onceL
"Susan." said he, .tbe young gentlsmap thinks
those sweet potatoes thers splendid they ssw
species, aint theyr"
Susan rolled up her brown eyes and iarghiasly
answered. DE La sakcs, chile, doss sipt sweet
posatoes dsy IL cushaw pumpkin 20 goodness
For while amer this I ceuldnt &c, IN snouxh-nos
crshav pumpkin. but questions about Ten Broeek.
Ne wns never Of more interest than just then and ~
wonderful nov Of speech nuss ceraply have operated
sadly or M Harper's appetite.
TEs ASogcK's PERYoRNAxcEs
The coed old man thoroughly appreciates the great
nsss OF hia horse He told me shat he had a.
nrst positively detsrmtued thai be should never
run again bus after reelection had cosciuded thai
amer performance ssn desracs IN she slightest from
the iane already achieved. What done cannot be
undoue While Ten Brock may add iaCrAs to
his crown be cAunoI take away mis- glorious record
failing 10 equal or exceed the time already scored
hts credit
Ten Broecks FIRST isat was 70 beat Noriolks three
mile time t5:2Ih ~ Sacramsqso In leo5) which he
did easily 10 2ox. Four days later he against
FsIlowcrsts iourmils sims l01s) and beat hand.
somey In 1:t5 thereby raaking himself the greatest
horse Of she age. He Is BY Phaeton out Of Fannie
Hohen, . Lsxington mare
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Flour unchanged; sales zoo bbls. Whess dull; No
Milwaukee club, 81 IS; NO. do, ~ 30; No
white Aishix.1. y s5t snsrs shi,s 80, DO, 3 q
du; sales 5000 bushels csn.ds BY :smpl: P.,yss:
uneh.nsed caasi frsghss lever on grain. Wheat.
7c corn and rye. 0hc.; barley Shc. %
Hadsoa 9 70 N:cbsrx ss 90 20 Nsw YS,s RseeiDs =
BY csnai-nos reported BY rairosd Flour. lido
bbls tNte
BUFFALO, Nov. T. 1873
Receipts BY laks-Flour, i40O bbia corn. $4,000
bushels; wheat 2S9 go do cats. ~, ,ooo do barley;
bbiA ilsuo bushels: whes.. 0ooO do osss, sUU
do barley 6tU do Shpmsnts:-1y canal to tidsw
Wheat O $50 bushels; barley "a $50: interior points
wheat 7,5O, bushss; corn. 200 do bsrsy 300 dr.
by rxilrosdsdour. 1880 bbis III. 400 bushels
wheat $3.50 do oats 700 ao barley 900 do The msr
lev and malt ct about yesterday's nominal quotations
iOO bbis. at unchanged PORK and
lard unchanged. seeds-Nothing doing Canal and rail
treights UNCHANGED.
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
IN THE FOURTH WARD.

Al six o'clock on Monday evening quarrel occurred
between John Baldwin, Jr, aged tweatyiour, and bis
father aged Afty-tws, In rons Of No. Peck SLIP
Tho corDor Of Pearl street John Baldwin. ST., 10 said
be Of dissoiuts and iutemperats habits. and
abused his .amily. BY whom he s supported He has
several mes attempted stab various czsss In tho
Fourth ward, near his rssldsnee. a Ne s2a Pearl
street.
on Monday night, whils intexisaisd, he attempted
TO stab his The latter defended himsslf with
cart runs striking his father the hsod with The
father fell aud struck his bead heavily against the
whcel OF wagon the corner. whore be was fOnnd
In an lussnssble condition By hts vita He A.
tended by Dr. War1 OF No. ~ Cherry street, bus died
shortly alter midnight Tho son was arrested and
locked up In the Fourth precinct station house
Coroner Ellinger nosned and took charge Of the
ease Deputy y-Coroner Goldsehmd made post.mos-
tenn examination vi shc body. slight scalp wound was
iound over the right temple, the skull found 70
be fractured from 70 and the base and
again across she front In Jagged and irregular ne
In the opinion Of Dr. 0oldschmdt The fall against the
wheel could never have produced such extended
fraosure which the Doctor says thc worst be had
seen. As the skull was very thin the Injuries
might however, have boen produced by . single blow.
A. the station house Coroner RllingeS committed the
prisoner, without ball. 70 await the result Of the In
quest. which will be held nexs Friday.
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
DIsAPPoINTMxNx or TEE 1xoLIsA pRnss.
[From shs Daily Sswal

DIsAPPoINTMxN1 or TEE 1xoIIsA PRnss.
[From shs Daily Nswal
The expedition has come back with The report that
It's great sbjses is inprscsoabis II wesid b. snssa
erows mar the welcome which viil BE- given - the
gallant men who have thus saddsny appeared oss or
the snknown region via any oppression Of mersaca-
t,on ~ the failure Of their enterprise In ts nalu
poat or at least N that part Of the enterprise wh9
most appealed 20 the Imagination OF she pusie, hNc.
cess mas been denied. ess@ II ava.
(Frem the Horniag PostJ
fn sheuld prove 70 be wsli-fousdsd opinion thst
u 10 Impossible 70 reach The Nsrth Polo, the problem
which has excited 20 much interest will have ucen
solved, though In disappointing sense II viii be
important however, 70 be ASSURED thas every s6ost
has been made, and thas any further attempt vs be
fruitlssa The expedition will be jussined " thls po-
ston can be made sus, and England viii have ths
credit Of having 6naily settled question Of Ne deep
sst interest," and which has long occupied The asn
tion and stmsiassd the advsntsrsus spirit Of shs
country. f 4ss.
prom sht Londos Timeal
fA Of COARSE 70 b regretted that anything khoold
b mprActeabls but grieved ~ wc are ~ the accom-
pl'shmsns OF our prediction, ws feel bound - recall
that this wss tact ws prssumsd noswishstnndine
much professional indignation, 70 ansssipsta We had
the gravest doubts whether Was evsn worb while 70
a. out two ans ships great sxponse and st more,
TO impsril The lives Of some oi eur best ssamen 10
order 70 make quite certain, what thtre Gas evsrv
reason 70 believe. that shs pole was imbractiossla
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
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