The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-21
Pacific side.

Dr. FTick's newspaper, L. -Ufaerr. has been suz-
psE!ei for want Of support The Or. says he bl.
sns business more important O. attend To-
Mr-r BE N.TCENLfZED.-PIscari- are =aiI 70 have
zen p1-tei M a. the corner Of the streets In san
Fnrsr-c0, stating tiBr All natives Of South Carolina.
wishing o. practice LIw IN that city, must become
s-uriHzed, they beng. according 70 the version Of
their own State law, foreigners nov 20 the American
!Uaan-
: TIE BEGGG- LDTTEET--This turns out TO have
teen 2 grsui s~iuIIe- The :. r. Mirror -ay--So
many members % the legislature we're .. stuck bv
N operators OF the Bri-z- rlffe. thar there d. now
.me prospect % q stringent az begin passed 20 pro-
ibt gift loiserieS- The fr-t great prize on the LIST
areIiy drawn (tIe $4,000 raucbl having been
darit-l By the proper cosrt 20 belong 70 the Zimeues
ulct, instead cf 20 Briggs, IL turns cut that the
Curlemau sh1 treated al yIarv-viIle ..ou the
srenrtu of h- god fortune" has flIIea heir 10 q
mares nest.
ANAEISE lSsUUNSCE COJPASY ~ Sax FHASCI-CO.
- Marine Insurance Company has been organized
ia san Francisco with twenty shareholders. all
wealthy men. aui q capital Of $500, 900. in shares Of
$1,000 etch- The Company j. Organized under the
personal liability iaw. The members were all nc
qgaintc4 with each other before the formation Of the
Company, AMI the basis or the organization W.. con-
fience IN the wealth Of every member. No stock can
Be sod % Hypothetical, and no new member admit
tel without the consent q every member Of the as
sciluou. The name j. The California Mutual
Marine Insurance Company IL will cOnfne itself
strictly to marine Insurance. IL will commence bust
nes in about twenty days The following are the
O5cers President, Or. samuel Merritt Vice Presi-
dent, y j. Pope Directors. W. C.. Talbot. VIM.
Norris, D. g. NcRuer, Josiah Belieu. }. G.. CLARK,
Achael Reese, and g. ". Hathaway--Ifu.
DEiFH 1F c. y. PO-T.-We regret 70 record the
Death Of Sr. G. T. Post. ThO died yesterday CFeb.
~ morning in this city. after a protracte1 illness.
The funeral will take Dllc. to-day 1t noon, from
Grace Church, and will be attended by TempIar
Lodge, No. l., Oh Odd Fellows, Of which deceased
vas a member. TIE First California Guard, of which
Nr. Post WIS also one Oi the oldest members, will
follow the body TO the grave. The Company will be
dressed IN plain clothes, with mourning badges, in
uSen Of respect u the memoir Of the departed. Mr.
Post was the last surviving member OF the famous
firm OF ~. e. Post = Co. which stood among the hrm
nnmeTcial houses Df San Francisco, from the earliest
times up to within = few years back. when its failure
took the city by surprise. The other members of the
arn were Joseph l. Post, who cOmmirte suicide
several months ago, and George y. Upham, who died
Of softsotHg Of the BRAN, some years since, in the
itanti: Sat- For . long time, G. Il. Post y Com
pany took he lead IN all the public movements Of
ammercit. Zen. Their names headed contributions
tr charitable purposes the full tide Of success flowed
10 upOu them, and they were OutdOue by none IN their
g0i deeds. public spirit and Astounding generosity.
Bat the day Of reyer-es came, and, after struggIing
sno-t hopeles-iy against fate, one after another Of
the house have dropped away, unit! now not one of
"a members remains Such = too often the sad history
q adventure and business in CalifOrnia--ftr.