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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

Among the items making up this sum- Cornelius Cor
son clerk Gown $3.50 81 with an assistant CLERK
who receives S34gl G5 Senator Genet gets $5,OOO az
Counsel 20 the commissioners. - 80,
The Itutenan( ruor appointed Senators Chatfed,
Narrower Cock, Committee 20 represent the sen
ale al the iuncVd 81 tnc late AsseWbiyman Ely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

DOoIEY's YEAST POWDER makes elegant Rolls,
Biscuits Bread Grddle Cakes Potpe and Fruit Dumpines &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
iAnnolncemennI
BrRNETT,s COLoGNE-Best in America.

Scalp Diseases, Falling, Loss, and Untlnely
CRANES are with harmless special prescriptions BY Df
t. Perry DeTmutOogs No. 40 BOndt, ~ u Consultation free
Send for CIRCULAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
Cupcerous Affections, Tumors. &c.

The welknown power OF the Gettysburg; Water to
attract drive infamnatOry causes TO the surface
should long since have suggested its trial by medical
men smallpox both IA prOphylactic and curative
agent. We have what believe To be reliable non
evidence OF its having been "a Il
preventative and OF this disease. Ii has been
cessfully employed upon diseases called by physi-
clans Of the stomach and uf the womb also
reducing "a of the Latter. OF the one class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
IRUSTE ES.

TRUSTEES.
NCERIs FRANKLIN President Of tie NewYok Le Insurance Co
DGgID DAVID Jows& CO., Elour hechantj 20 South
islACC KENDALL chaI Union Bosdngs William and Pine
DAEsPb e. ise lter, Miller Co GTCe.rs
HEERy x BoseItst Knoeland s9 HIlamst
JOIN Cherehant 20 soutbs
WM H. APPLET0T Appeons Co., PulSers $40 and 81 Bdway
ROBERT b. COLLINS collins Brothers EaatOnerl 80 Broadway
WILLIAM .tBinker) % Walst
wa a .tBooh biga lvo WsHst
"E"h"h A. 'sBasherl - Broadst
HENRY bapker 20 Boadft
ChAh AHTliOkY ANTHONY Han Dig Goods 81 Leonard
SANFORD President Eag. Fire Itsnst nee Co., II WALL
EDWARD tCsgin Co, PEsisODsI 40 IVES, Tseihst
EDWIN Hofr.Hoyt, spmgues Co.. Dry Coca, 100 Fanin1a
Il b. CLAFLN'..W b. Clin Co.. Dry GOOsj. Cbnrh and
Worth
REihoUR.............(JP Seymour Go 70 VsueEst
COTNFLlUS r. BOGERT, NJ ST, MARKS place
WILLIAM II. o the New Y.ort Life In
SursIee Co
= MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pit,lert
WILLIAM II. BEERS, vocPresr and A.iuay.
THEODORE ~. BANTA Cashier
b. ODEJL supt. Of AgebeeA
NGORNELIU8 R. BOGBRT, 81 D.,)
G.9oRGB WILKES, H.. d., "eaeti kI.m!nsn
CHARLES WRIGHT, NJ. D. Assistant Medical EI,mip,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

the undivided surplus ofs1NB MILLION -FOUR HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY EIGHT THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
FOUk DOLLARS AID PoRTYTAREB CENTS, The Beard Of Tru
declTcd DIVIDEND sSbe seDent Of merit annual
premium participating poe roporiond 10 i contribution
smIIus."
Gd. Of yr'mium will b sdded the policy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

Thin hair thickened, badness cured, and
esv lair made TO curn Youthful color the Of HALLS
VgGRTABLg SIcILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
Renewal OF the Lease Of Life.

Hon John Davis formerly Representative in Congress
from Pcnnsylyama Surveyor of the Port OF Philade-
mia and Appraiser OF the Public Works thus describes
his Affections ami cure by the Gettysburg Water, ia a
letter addressed friend from Wnch we are pcrnlteo
TO make the following extract:
have been afflicted with dyspepsia IN It's various
forms for about forty years until within the last year
In the Spring Of 1868 my nervous system entirely gave
way so that fell to the floor, and was carried To Oel
where Law several months, part Of the time enlrely
helpless During the time l thus aftictcd was
treated by several physicians and took all the remedies
prpsrribed but none OF them afforded more than tenn
porary relief MY stomach continually out OF order
enjoyed neither food rest while the derangemcnts
of my stomach 80 afflicted my head that frequently TEL
down, rs ID "A 1T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

TIE New-YOrk Fire Underwriters pronounce
pyNs1ow BusHs PREMIUM ssfcgurd against the
loss HE and property No change lamps AJAX your grocer er H.
or send 10 l3U MAldeniane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

ANNoUNCEMENT-AR SALE.
Mssrs Williams Eyerctts Paintings will he on exhibition tbso
until D. m AT the Ieavtt Rooms el7 Broadway Sale this evening
as Clinton Han, 1:W Ooloek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
dDit StIlbi'lh'hs .
Yours respectfully,
DAVID WATSON. VI,

This vounc Crl, aged fourteen weakly. puny, bad
GRADUATED sore eyes contracted IN FORM generally de-
bIIitated. DC. az Is usual in such cases.
The use the water for three days throw her out IN
rash like scarlana, with headaches &c; discontinued
se of water couple OF days and then began again, and
for some three weeks could not use inc wafer
larger than wineglassfuls at dos because Two or hee
larger doses would produce species Of headache AFTER
nae of water for two three months wonderful chanRe
had taken place all her relatives noticed It.. Her chest
imhs and lips developed and her eyes perfectly recoy-
cred and hTightenCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
DISBURSEMENTS.
21S,6S9,745 80
ASSETS:

ASSEIS.
Cash 10 Trust CO., in Bank, and on hand 7 lS4'OW 10
Invested in United Slater, New.York State,
and other stocks (market value s475l,-
10 gq .o.,..,................... 4G67s2 -
Invested In Eew.York City Banks Stock
(market value s46l 25 cost...."...... Hr%9 W
Real Estate In the City Of New.York.... l76SIH IL
Bonds aud Mortgages tecured by real estate
valued a s2OOOOoOO: buildings thereof
insured for $1,000 COZ, and the poll.
ees assigned To the Company as additional
collateral secuny) o,I'4,1o w
Loan, existing policies. (Tbe reserve held
by Company these same policies
amounts to 50 S5s 1902 D.............. S861s 90
Quarterly and semi-spnual premiums, due
subsequent to January l. lS72.......... 0o,ael IL
Premiums existing policies in hands Of
agents and in Of trsnsnission. 5N,S5 70
Amounts due rom Agents................ 1893 81
Interest accrued January J. l82.. 77O46 l+-B6seH
ADD
RIess Of market value Of securities over cost lnl 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
Change from Childhood to Puberty

Gettysbug Sprung C0mpdHy: Al, 800 -, ,,s
GHNTIEMEN: With the particulars OF the case o. MISS
A. G., am fully acquainted. -, -, -,
The symptoms aud most prominent were a lack OF VI
taty in he effort Of change from Childhood 10
puberty. -, 49,, o,a a., n
manner general. stimulus Of her vital powers were
wholly due to the use Of the Gettysburg kataysne
Water shall ALWAYS prescribe its use when similar
indication shall warrant
am, gentlemen,
N..Llra rAsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
A Remarkable Cure.

We must regard worthy OF all credence, beth from
his Intelligence and high character the statement OF the
Rev Dr. MoriaTty's OF equity rheumatism, written
by him self and published in different Journals He had
been sufferer from the disease for sixteen
wears his last attacks being Of eight months
duration, and accompanied by great pain and
inability TO move. He was entirely restored to
the free use OF his limbs by persistent of the Get
tysburg Waters for some months at his home. He
took altogether ten gallons OF the waters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
Albuninurin, Irritable Bladder, Calcium. Disorder.
of the Liibic Acid Disthesis, Regulator of ali the
SecretiOns and Encretions, Distorted Limb,
Strengthened, Enlarged Joints Diminished, skin

III N rs liz M uII
SecreiOns and ExCretions, Distorted Limbs
straightened, Enlarged Joints Diminished, skin
Diseases.
We have also OF dlJt,nin,iriu much reeve5
by IT, as well the irritable bladder OF old age and
calculus disorders OF the hic acid diathesIs We
had been nereduous in regard to this water having
any such power as represented by Drs John Bell 4 +.
Hail. aud Other medical writer's Of dissoving the ,ras
OF chalk formations the body limbs and ioints
a power unknown 10 any other mineral water I'm the
United STATES, 90 far as we are Informed.
From eXIei lments made own persOn NJ wall aa
others, state that the Gettysburg Water ia regI
latOr or all The secretlOns ana eGcretOns under Ira
influence the kidneys and liver, the glands OF the In
testDal caIl and tbs skin, all perform their nnrm,
fuDCtUns the bowels, II cOn-tpated. become regular.
the skin, II dry, becomes moist the torpid liver i,
cited healthy action, and the kidneys perfon thor
functions with perfect regularity There lie a total alb
Of any dsa greeahfe things whatever. the ris
Medicdir seems reused IL increased activity and MI
HOfbid causes Of bodily or even mental disorder seem
readily pass away. The result is Increased nupe-
tlte aud digestion. freor circulation. stronger mise
"a capIer mind and more Tranquil slcep. "A clearer
compleAion aud an increasing nervous and muscular
power.
Its Aperienf, DIurric. and Toni. Powers-PnruIysis
aud Other Nervous DIscuScs-(. siuuic .DNsucp-In-
IL Observation-Disclosures DrOprJ- hOlern lnIa al am,
&c.
A correspondent OF The Bosto, HedinI and surgical
Jon rnai thus describes his experience and o-ory
IN tn use OF the Gettysburg Water:
my experience In the hciapeucal Y. Inc Of tic
GET ysITg Water enables ne 10 speak OF IT. .ciuncs-
IN that moot irobcs variety Of dy-prp,iaN the
Ionic a.u lu LtnatuTia and abdominal d.Gu-, ~ t.O
case ~ DE iattcr GIacd.". u Itstocd the ano.t,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

have been afflicted Tor twenty years with pains and
general arrangement OF the vital functions with
ming sores aud decomposition Of the bOnes-necrosls.
These ulcers have discharged forty pieces of bone during
tbat period nave been peatedy under the surgeons
knife and IA the hospitals; been much Of the time
crutches or canes Tie Gettysburg kdtalysiDe Water
prescribed 10y d. Huber, and IT'S use for some
months has relieved hy pan Increased the strength and
mobility OF The o!nt-, ana stopped The running sores
Iuy legs, Ir4Nlng oLIy whore were chasms
reaching 10 the bone, into which the LIT Of gnt
have been Inserted, ANA through which have osed, dur
ing tlc hlriiue nearly ~ generation, the vital nuds
ruptci by tho trTriJlo disease. j. A. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
Rheumatic Gout-Dyspepsin-RhennI Diseases-Lithi
Acid DiuIhpsi

Acid DuIhesis.
correspondent Of american Journal Of Pharmacy
writes:
or late however, II finds q rival in the Gettysburg
Mineral SPRING which after due deduction from the tN-
trrme claims advanced In favor Of It's woodworking
powers, TO he entitled To place IN the materla
nedica q remedy in govt, chronic rheumatism, avs
pcpsa and rhenal disease especially IN those IN when
the thic acid dathesis prevails.
The proportion of ltha is not given an we are left to
conjecture how far the presence Of this anhpodagc
substance goes explain the removal by the use OF TINS
water humps nodosities, improperly called chalk
stones" from the Joints of who had previously
suffered rheumatic govt Cases Of this kind are re.
ported on apparently good authority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
SfS,S03,76S 76
FOLLOWS
APPROPRIATED AS
. BiyisibJe Surplus

During year 1903 POHdAC have been issd Asarins eeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

INV friends and family were unwilling TO let ont
alone was taken TO bed about fifteen months ago
There was every indication that the machinery OF NE
was about down. and neither ply stefan, family,
or friends expec get up again. had no eX-
pectation Of getting well am this day eighty four
twenty years ago. consider this Improvement in my
health under the blessing of God due entirely to the
Getty sburg Water"
Other Physicians, from Whom if would occupy too
Much Space 90 Qgote, tniarm us tnat ne Gef ni
eased Urethra Thy InectiOn). Piles, bronchial
AUrctious, Humid Asthma, Cafarrh, Nervous
Prostraion. Epilepsy, Malignant Krysipens, Ty.
Stomacb, and Mental Depression Resulting from
the o Alcoholic StiuuInnt-, and Promoted
ConvaIescencc or Recovery from All Other Dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
GEITY,uuhG, PruD., ApriI {

GcnysbprI SpriAJ company:
GlNiLIMLS: fA,ins been requested TO state what
Know VI ali. j. A. ~ case, aI,wcr uai ioy the ,ino
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

Wanda, on q, the Kidneys after the usual d are Of
Rea fssS to do any good the
cholera infantum when given In doso s diminIsh and
almost srrest the Intestinal discharges ana aus for
fciay their character by substituting @ well marked,
and in sono cases prompt by It's relieving tns lpaon.
n few days from extreme debility anu rheumatism,
lave also ssen n 20 DO effective In chrome in
and serykeabe in neuralgia and In some disease
which II has failed to remove entirely tns ate and the
II has restored the digestion to tts norman st,'e' ~
Invalid has rerained his health and strength
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
PASSENGERS.

Fyr Tahiti per Ionia, May 81 Lufkin, Niles, Chas
West.
From Liverpool. per Atlas June Mr. Thompson.
From San Francisco Ter Queen Emma June 2-wm Ohm
stead, Wm Brooks, Geo Agnew Hail. VIM Brown, Frank
Schrader Johu Rice
Frum Windvsd Ports per stmr kilsuea June 2-Major
u Harris and wife, MeCuy and wife. Mrs II Phillips
Miss Lynie, MrS Il Wallace Miss Wilfong Miss McCuy
Miss Rowe, Mrs II Hitchcock and children, Chil-
lngwosth and wife Spencer JAS Wood. kavsnagh ?
Wundenburg Mr. Lynde Mossman Capt Ross and 90 deck.
For Winiward Ports, June Sd X Vida II Hitchcock
Grcenveil 7 Everett, havanagh, Jnn Richardson
Vim onsted, W Dckensou james Usseden, " & Nevthan,
Gibson, Jno Wilder, Laura Wilder, Austin and wife
and about leo deck.
Stevens, pernet and servant. u Berger Miss Hail.
and IS in irausitu for Australia via New Zealand
From San Francisco per Nohcugc. june SR Stevens, II
Berger, rernet, Miss Hail. Chinese and 81
stu for Australia.
For Auckland PEI Nevada, June SD Glover, Helms,
A King. and 81 from Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
SHIPPING NEWS.

REPoRT OF BARN QUEEN ENNA.-We collate the
following from memoranda handed US by Captain
Burns, OF the round trip of the Queen Emma Left
Honolulu April 22d in company with brig Hesperian.
Had strong NE trades for six days after which, from
Sc, very light, gradually hauling to the N and
squay, with lain. The wind veered to the y NV,
blowing gale, with a heavy running. During
the last 81 hours had calm and thick fog Arrived at
San Francisco May 9th. Il days hence. Gu return
trip left San Francisco May 18th with light Sw wind
and thick weather, which lasted two days then NNE
very light Took the trades in lat. 20 N light and
battling. Started neither tack nor sheet the entire
passage. Sighted Maui June LIST, at 6 p. m. distant
80 miles, and arrived in port the following day at
5 p. m, Is days passage.
tbs brig Hesperian, which LEFT here April 22d ar
rived at San Francisco at a IN on the llth of May.
making the passage in little is days, and IS
hours after the arrival Of the Queen Emma. Many
here supposed that the brig which is known to be
fast sailer, would reach port before the bark.
REPORT OF STR. Mouoyeo.-Left San Francisco
May Gath at ? P. IN. Had light airs aud Gains first
five days. From 2sth to 5lst had battling winds from
SET E. Last two days moderate Eastery wind.
June LIST, passed bark steering sW. Arrived June
at O'Clock, 9 days and Ii hours passage.
A. X. CLARK, Purser.
THE Nevada sailed for New Zealand and Australia
on Monday evening. The Mohongo sails for San
Francisco to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

with foreign Ststes had many precedents in the
early days OF the Repuhlic. General Washing
ton asked their advice upon pending question
The most important recent precedent is that OF
the Oregon boundary treaty of 1876. The i'm
portance Of the results hanging upon the present
state Of the treaty with Great Britain leads me to
follow these former precedents, and to desire the
counsel Of the Senate in advance Of agreeing to
the proposals Of Great Britain.
tSirned) Z. $. GRANT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.


NAY sa-schr warwick. from Mclokai.
Se-sehrs UfsmA and Mary Ellen from Hawaii Luki
frcm Kans. Ksmui Nettte Merrill Isabella ani
sip Live Yankee from Maui.
Sl-SShr MAnuokawai. from ksnai
June Nor shp Atlas Larsen lao days from Liverpool
ard schr paushi from Molokai.
a-Stnir kiiauea Grum windvard Poyts. Hav bk Queer
Euma Burns Ia DAYS IRON San Francisco and
schr Active from Mae
sam stmr Mohungo wakeman, DAYS and l. hours
from san Francisco, and schrs Hattie and Jenny
from kausL
a-Brt ~ Duke Of Edinburgh, Hin, 81 days from
Newcastle.
SAILED.
Nav 2a-r,hi,ian bk Ioua Mclean for Tsl via Kauna-
ksEi. schr Psuahi. for Moiokai and Hokuiele for
Kauai.
Sl-Schr kinsu. for Mani.
SI-Schrs Nuiseiki and Msry Ellen, fr Maui Isabelis
for Kauai and Warwick for Mockai
June l-Schrs Uilams Tor Hawaii. Luka or Kauai Kamci
Neitie derrill sip Live Yankee for Maui, and Am
VII bS Helen Snow. NacNmber, 20 cruise
Jund S-Stmrs Nevada Bletcn Tor Australia via New Yea
land EilaucN f,r wiadwArd Ports, and Am VII bk
James Alien. Kelly, 20 cruise
4-Schr Hattie for Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

BIZ The steamer Mohongo. which leaves to-day,
II. Balleu, the Commissioner and Consul for
FnBoe. accompanied by his family takes his de-
psrture for San Francisco en- rotae for Paris We
understand that be intends to remain IN France
about year. when, after placing bis older child
reu Al school be viii return with Madame Balieu
10 HonolGlu-
During a residence in Honolulu Of about three
years NJ. and Nine. Balheu have made many
friends We are sure we are speaking the gen
ersl public sentiment when We say that their de-
parture will be witnessed BY their numerous
friends with many wishes for their happiness dur
ing their absence. aud that their return viii be
hailed with pleasure
n. PerDet Chsncelier Of the Consulate who
Eil relieve ~ Balliea until the arrival of his TEN
PoraFy successor. NJ Monnyer. arrived in the
steaner NOhOngO on Sunday last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

DEArH OF The RKv. II. AEA.-lt is with IN
feirued sorrow we record the death OF this most
estiTnable Hawaiian preacher AT the time OF
his death. May 2Slh, ne was Chaplain Of the Ha-
waiiau Parliament, but our acquaintance dates
back to the year 1861, for then We found him a
young, ardent and devoted missionary on the
Island Of Ebon, one OF the Marshall group. He
was the associate of the Rev. Mr.. Doaue. Dur
ing the past twelve years be has been most
devoted servant of the Hawaiian Missionary So
cieiy in Micronesia. He visited Honolulu in
lS6s, but returned sgain to his work, finally be-
ing compelled 10 retire on account Of his wifes
illness, who died on her passage to Honolulu. on
board the Morning Star. Mr.. Aea was making
his preparations to sail again for his former field
Of labor on the departure Of the missionary yes
sci. The Legislature honored his memory by an
adjournment to attend his funeral which took
place at Kawaiahao Church, May 29Ih the Rev.
Messrs. Pogue. Parker and Bingham taking part
ia the service. He leaves family of young
children but we are happy to learn that they are
provided for among friends.-Fl-isHd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

F1E5EKr-A young Hawaiian in the employ
O, Wilder Co. yesterday, attempted to pass at
the Bank forged check for $500. The check
ru-pl-ted 20 be signed by Wilder & Co. but il
was seen al once on being presented 10 be a forg.
cry. and Ct coarse payment refused. The young
mar was promptly arrested. BE Is said to have
claimed that the check was given him by for
eisner. with the request that he get it eashed
al tie bsuk This is not So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

NE GEoRGE PACNoEFoEr will give one Of his
readings OF Dickens in the basement OF the Fort
Street Church on Thursday evening, for the ben
ef, Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
Apart from The excellence Of Mr.. Paucefort's
reaiiags Of the great novelist. which every per
son Of taste who has beard him eau bat ackuoE-
ledge the object FOR which this entertainment is TO
be given is one Of the best Ter which the public
can be called upon. We can say for the young
gentlemen here, as can be said Of those who
manage similar societies in other countries, that
thsv are most devoted 10 the noble cause in
which they have enlisted, and notwithstanding
Their limited numbers. the effect Of their earnest
labors is sensibly felt 10 the community. We
hope to see 8 large audience at Mr.. PauncefOrts
Readings.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

THE KANEHAxEHA PLATE-The Kamehameha
Plate, TO be the prize OF the first race the llth
last. has not been, as yet, received, there not
having been time TO make it before the steamer
Jeff san francisco 1t will be an elegant plate,
costing two hundred dollars. Il viii be fer
vEar5sd as soon as completed, and the winner will
have the pleasure Of receiving it, probably, by
The arrival of The next Steamer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

DEsrH or Carr. y. T. BENNETT-The IN
nouuoeueut Of the death Of this most popular
and Eorihy shipmaster on Sunday morning last,
although not unexpected. was received by his NJ
nervous friends in this community with feelings
OF most profound regret Captain Bennett has
long been known here as among the most popu-
lar commanders aud able seamen who have made
20 the travelling public, both in steamers and sail
inC vessels, the voyage between san Francisco
Aad Honolulu pleasant and delightful. Like Com
me5o-e Patty. with whom Captain Bennett served
an apprenticeship, and with whom be shared in 8
crest measure al the elements Of popularity, his
name will always be remembered by those who
have lad the good fortune 10 their travels to take
passage 10 ship commanded by him. Captain
Bennett leaves wife and child 10 mourn his loss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

FrEEvES's ElEcTIoN.-At the election on Mon.
day evening OF the Fire Department, the follow
ing gentlemen we're chosen as officers Of the De
parlme1i FOR the ensuing year:
Chief Engineer. A. Hassinger.
First Assistant. ;. Lemon.
Second Assisiani-Gibert Waller.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

THE annual examination Of Oahu College will
ocour on "Wednesday, June >. beginning al An.
and continuing throughout the day. The exhi-
biion vii be 81 Punahou on The evening Of
THURSDAY. June Is. beginning at 7:3O
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

DrEIx5 the past few days the ice machine has
been laid 0p Tor repairs. We learn that to day
customers EiI be served as usual Those who
have become accustomed 10 the use OF ice, feel
the absence OF the usual supply very much. For
cooling fruits, &C. ice Is invaluable, and during
the bot DAYS although The doctors shake their
heads when one talks about it, glass Of ice-Eater
IS 3 Iiitle refreshing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

BY the Mohoago, to-day, J. c. Pfuger, Esq,
senior resident member OF the house Of Hackfeld
& Co., Of this city. leaves with his family for
the United States and Europe. By reference to our
E" By Authority oolumn, it will be seen the names
Of the gentlemen who will act as Consuls during
his absence for the various countries which be
has represented in that capacity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

THE F-IrsE or ms Sun on THE sra or JUSE
fTo-aArl. There will be partial eclipse Of the
sun today. commencing at ; hours 40 minutes
and ~ seconds P. NJ. The eclipse will be cen
t-al about sunset, the magnitude being 6 S9-l0O
dirfts. Prepare your smoked glass.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

AcESouLzpsUkNrs.- thanks are due to
Capt, Barns, Of bark Qaeen Emma, aud to Parser
A. K Clark. Of The steamer Mohongo, for full
Eles 81 san Francisco and Eastern papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

THE bark D. c. Murray vas to leave San Fran,
cisco shortly lfter the Mohongo sailed. She viii
bring. we understand, large number Of passen,
gers. among whom are number Of old residents
90 Honofu'n