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Died.

Died.
BENNErT-On Saturday afternoon, June !, at his
residence in this city, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, In
the nth year OF his age.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral service.
BRENNAN.-On Sunday, June 2, 1872, after long
and severe Illness, ELLEN BRENNAN In the 2sth
year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence Of her hrother-in.la law, Joseph +. Arnold
No. 1872 Third avenue, on Tuesday, June 4, at TIVE
O'Clock r. NJ.
Dublin papers please copy.
BOW RIOS AN.-0n Saturday, June l, 1872, CHRISTIAN
BowRosAN. aged ~ years and months.
The relatives and niends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, 80
West Forty-seventh street, to-day tMonday) at two
O'Clock p NJ.
GEORGE WILLIAM BREHEyER, aged IL years.
The funeral services will take place at the resi-
dence OF the family, on Monday, June3, at O'Clock
p. M.
DRuMGoLD.-On Sunday, at a quarter OF four A.
NJ, MARIA, wife of James 7. Drumgold aged IS
years, months and 10 days, after long and pain
full Illness.
Relatives and friends of the family arc respect.
fully invited 20 attend the funeral on Wednesday
June o at one p M. from her late residence SIS
Philadelphia New Orleans and California papers
please copy.
ing, May 81, DANIEL CLARK, member of the Bar
aged A years and smonths.
Funeral from the Episcopal Church, on Monday
CLARK.-On saturday, June l, 1872, AMY CLARK
reIict OF Thomss Clark, in the nth year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are re
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral FROM he
ate residence, Westneld N. j., on Tuesday after
noon, at haI-past two O'Clock
CoNwAy.--On Sunday, June 2, after q long ana
lingering Illness MARY CONWAY, at the residence
her sonin-law, So Eliza street
Notice OF the funeral Ia to-inorrow's papers :,
FLANNERY.-On Saturday, June l, 1872, THOMAS
! FLANSERY, aged 81 years. -,
The relatives and iricnds OF the family, also w
members OF + Company, Sxty.nlnth reginlen,,
3 day. June J. AT two r. NJ. from the rosidencerl hi
!! parents, 03 Rapeyea street Brookyn.
a HEADQUARTERS u gOMrAN J
"a SIxTY.NINTH REGIMENT, N. y. > N. Y.,{
81 June - 1872. J
& snccia, order No 4-Thc members OF the aboy
COMPANY are hereby ordered 70 Ensemble ut I'll
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For future delivery basis low mddiin the sales have
been as follows Saies last evening, after three o'clock
June 1000 at 20 lll6c 800 at 25c, 100 at 25c, s. NJ
800 at 25 l6c july 400 at rs 6c 100 at 2c 100 at
70 100 at Is Ns2c 400 at 70 lSl6c August 500 at
70o at sl6c 400 at 2ac 800 20 l5iGe December
day, up to two MJume 500 at Is ill6c 100 at 25c
no notice to-day 100 at 2Sc no notice til 9TH so at
i'm rd lStn -, on I'm at NJ, S 100 r. SiSc
25c Juy, 800 at Is lslsc 200 at 2szc AGO 2b i5lsc
800 at 2s t ss e. 70 a oo At % 3 eo At 2Sc
Der. $50 at q sl6c no at 2s,Sc;, 200 g si6c
October 100 at 20zc, l00 at Gle, 100 at 20 15l6c
800 at so76c.; November COO at 20c. December, zoo
T. g loo a MIS- Toh s paid tG
total = $50 bales The receipts at the ports sum up
yannsh 3o5 Charleston, 272 wilmington 2; Norfolk, 60
Total sa bales This day last week, l,l37 bales This
ports closed nomnally as lonows;-To Liverpool, 6y
&c, gold sail, Ne To Hamburg by steam, sd, com
pressed; SG sail TO Bremen by steam ~ gold com
To Mediterranean ports, by steam, &c. We quote =
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet and Firm-Receipts
mt the Ports s37 Balcs-Fiour Dull and
Easy-Wheat Flrm-Onts Firmer-POrk
and Lard Stcady-Spirits Turpcntinc
Easy-Whiskey Higher.
SATURDAY. Juue l-6P. M.
CorroN was quiet but nrm The offerings of spot cot
ton continued very limited For future delivery the
market steady with fair demand Tho sales were
folows:-
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NAVAL SroREs-The market for spirits turpentine was
a and % b as bo I IN yard
port sales 800 bb strained at s. 80 and 40 bbs window
glass At 81 and 81 Co. Tar was duh and nominal at former
PrTaoLrux.-The market for refined continued quiet,
sales reported last evening OF 900 bbls that price.
oase oil quoted steady but at
those grss At III, ctsek the market remaa ned aGt
aaepha market Continued steady BUT but very quiet Re-
ISS anS $50 oos cut meats $50
packages lard SO bs and tier,es oar and for the week
81
pork was active tive to-day At asog Ss closing sin prizes
ss and ID 80 SS S or
~ % TRs SsSns od
Bacon @ III in Limited hsc sas boxes ely
clear a. Long clear quoted at 7se. Dressed
Rssi aa.s and
steady within the Eapss 81 Sut
j. lbs average at Quotations remained unchanged.
cash. for choice TO- 10 extra choice We hear Of Sales
@ 5 City yuR aad s SG and
sales last evening 200 tierces at sc.
at SIC s4c io6 bags Patna at ne IKE, and 30 bags
decidedly Is active
and rm TIE sales assegsSs II hha of rsn
DEMAND a at aneSanssS prices quote
@ scod to sr g soOd a iat to sood
grocery 9ac Ole prime to choice grocery, Si2c
94c. centrifugal, hhds and boxes, DC i9Ac; no
u yanaTsoyes Dutch standard Nos 1tSg, shs aS ;
Is 1016o IKE. do - 10 20 lsc. 2hc.; do. white
l24c Porto Rico-Common to prime refining, &c
La &C. fair to choice grocery, &c l0c. Brazil-Dutch
standard, Nos to IL nc: a94c yavaDutch stan lard
Nos 10 TO H. csc CSC Neutrality-suspicious. and extra
|perior, TIC. a S.sc.
srKARIsK remained dull and nominal at loc. Tor choice
|terces.
quiet We hear Of sales of 600 lbs atssc
flor common and 9-l6c. Tor prime.
wmIsKKY-Receipts, 37 bbis, and for the week end
ing, $500 bbls fhe was moderately active,
and closed 1c better The sales 800 bbls at 0c
|QJLc a Gle. closing at the higher price.
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1.-The wheat market ruled quiet but firm. We have only
TO note sales of 5000 bushels No Chicago spring for mill
ing at 81 SO in store The nominal qnoiaons for other
Western, 50 g. Os; No spring, 81 16a 81 II No Mil
YANKEE spring In sore and anoat 81 81 "a extra
!S2 TO- Corn steady for sail mixed, but easier for
steamer mixed The demand fair. Sales 1900
bushels at 65sc 69c Tor ste amer mixed Zoe 2hc for
good to choice sail mixed 73c 7c Tor yellow oJc Tor
Western white. Souhern nominal Oats in
limited demand and hade frmer sales 47,oM bushels,
at SIC 541c. for No. Chicago aoat 56c The track
for white Ohio, 5sc for mixed state on The track, and
5Sc for choice white do the track Barley quiet Sales
in store Tor western.
FREGHrs-For berth room the inquiry moderate, ct
,f former rates The charterne demand was less urgent
but rates steady The engagements To Liverpool,
by steam, 1900 bushels grain at sgd I'd 1850 bushels
do at DAD I'D To London, by sail 200 bbs rosin on
private To Bristol by sail 400 I'D pertooG
70 Glasgow by seam 5000 bushels grain at 11ad sd
To Antwerp llUo erces lar 2os The charters were -
"A Russian ship, hence TO Cronstad 300 bbs refined
petroleum, A. ID. Norwegian bark 800 (now at
avston from Matanzast Cork for orders to the United
Kingdom sugar. DOS.
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and Tor which the above bonds issued-Croton
Reservoir, Boyds Corner Putnam county alterations OF
A1ueduc kineythir TO l3th street; laying additional
mains for increased supply OF water completion OF city
PARKS completion of Boulevard and other avenues under
Department OF Parks rebuilding and improving public
docks under Department Docks the Brooklyn Bridge
Public and Normal School buildings regulating and
grading streets lssessmen mt bOnds.
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The closing quotations at three O'Clock P. N
Saturday was ia $40 ll44.

me closing quotations at three O'Clock +. NJ.
Saturday was la $40 114}4.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
proved favorable in lace of the continued depletion
OF specie, the supply OF which for shipment was
largely furnished by the Treasury Department in the
way OF redemption of called bonds and payment OF
interest. The increase in legal tenders is over two
millions. The banks also show III position to dis
count paper more freely, and the loans are mil
lion larger. The surplus reserve has been increased
to the extent OF s1o354 400, and now stands at the
handsome total of $l1 651, O75. The statement COM
pares with its predecessor as follows:-
MAY 25. June l. Changes
Loans. $3.50 SOL 100 s2s4o,4 500 Inc. 81, O73, 700
Specie.... 2010o,600 2i,26s,2cO lnc... 100000
Circulation 27,545,3J0 27,5-2,OO0 Dec. 23,30O
Deposits. 2,454S00 226,00,910 Inc.. 2,6l6. 100
Legal ten 51,6O7, loo S. 10000 Inc... 2173, 400
The following is a comparison Of the averages for
the past two weeks showing tie relation between
the total reserve and the total liabilities:-
Mdy25 J,ael Changes.
Specie S20U5,u S12,@oSsU lnc.. $55O,2O
Legal tenders. 5l6li,iUU 65iSl5JO lnc.. 2l734OO
Total reserve. s72351oo s7sossso Inc. s2,7sseoo
Circulation $2I 5sortVO S2.,5-2uJ0 Dec. SZ5,G0
Deposits 21ioa,oU 226,O1uO Inc... 3,6I6l0O
Total liabilities s25oOo,lW 2553lsoO Inc s. 592 800
Excess 70
per CT reserve. 62,5oo,o25 G3,39s,225
Excess legal
reserve 9s5,675 1l,65l,075 Inc.. 1885, 400
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


owERs-SHEPnERD.-On Sunday, June q at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, Edgewater, S. L.,
by the Rev. DR.. Rockwell, WILFRED Il. BOWERS, OF
Fonda, N. Y, to MARY A., daughter OF Robert I.
Shepherd, Esq, OF Edgewater, S. l..
CBAwFoRD-KNIGHT.-On Friday evening May 81,
by the Rev. g. ). Plumley, Miss Il. M. KNIGHT to
j. ii. CRAWFORD.
Observation-Disclosures Thursday May 80 1872,
ut the residence Of the brides aunt by Rev. J. s.
Glendenning, WILLIAM N JOHNSTON OF Paatne,
N. Y, to ELIZABETH DoLsEN, OF Jersey City Heights
copy.
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SEE my COLUMN!
Not THIS. but the Other One
QueerG Very Queer!

QueeTG Very Queer!
I'm MY ADVERTISING COLUMN. MY
III Anchors and Chains for sale are crowded out and are
amongst the NOtiOns-(a British NOtion) They will be sold
cheap, very cheap
Funnyg Very Funny!
and Breedi & Cages, Of which I have a splendid assortment,
Queer! Very QueerI
My PnIs-Blair1s, whelptOn's and Cookies are crowded out
aud are included IN the Notions
Iron Posts for Wire Fencing, which / will sell for % cents
each, 10 much is than the raw material costs here
Pic FuuaiesG Of ail-Brussels Carpet which 1 have
for sale, r splendid article, and guaranteed Of equal quality, at
so per ceaS Iess than the Carpet for the New Hotel cost in
San Francisco, besides which, freight, insurance and duty must
be added TO the San Franc SEQ cost II would take a mathe-
maucian 70 calculate the loss incurred By not purchasing here.
Not Queer OF Very QueerI
The Steamer KiIauea IL a decided success and materially as
sists TO promote trade and develop the resources Of the Kingdom
(Grunblers nOtEitbstaDding)
The New Hotel.
There mas been 9 difference OF opinion in consequence %
Opthalnia. i am morally certain it will be a decided success
in promoting the interests OF these fair islands. and = great
bene6t to HEM
Lodging House Keepers need not quake or seek q reduction
IN rent. for they will have their share from the extra number
Of visitors 20 see the wonders OF this Kingdom
This National Hotel, so much needed for the upbulding OF
our Sunny Islands, will, in conjunction with other solid i'm
provements. imnortaIiEe the reiga Of kANEHAHEuA VIZ Long
sss JOHN THOMAS WAREHOUSE
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TwExrr-sEvESrH DAY. Nav Both.

Hon. Mr.. Poll presented a petition from Honolulu,
asking for $1,000, for extension Of School street.
Laid on the table.
Hon. A. F.. Judd, Chairman of the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported as follows
On two petitions from District of Kaanapali, one
that a District Justice be appointed for that Dis
trict. The other that no foreigner be appointed a
District Justice who does not understand Hawaiian.
Committee that both be indefinitely
postponed, as both documents are evidently writ
ten, signatures and all, by one and the same per-
son.
On a petition from the District of Waikiki, that
twelve paid constables be appointed for that Dis
trict. the Committee that the petition be
indefinitely postponed, as it is not in the province
of the Legislature to interfere with any branch of
the executive in the use of the appointing power.
but they would call the attention Of the Governor
of Maui to the petition.
On a petition from Wailuku, praying that no per-
son be appointed n clerk of the Circuit Court or
District Justice who does not understand Hawaiian,
the Committee recommend hat the petition be con-
sidered whenever a bill to secure that object be in
trodUced. for as the law now stands. however ad-
visable it may be for such officers to understand
Hawaiian as well as English, it is not obligatory
upon the appointing powers to appoint only those
thus qualified.
Upon a petition from MOlokai praying that no
one be appointed a Minister, Judge or Collector Of
Customs, who engages in mercantile pursuits, the
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our lilo LetLer.

HrLo. May both, 1872.
To The Editor Of he Pacific Commercial advertiser :
DEAR SIR :-Hilo's annual iat0 crereises were
brought TO rather an ignominious close on Saturday.
after a weeks pro-ing and con-ning by plaintiffs
and defendants. The over jealous ~exertions Of tho
somewhat juvenile ereeutiDe which guards the morals
of this island, received q snubbing at the hands OF
both native and foreign juries. for In the III gov
erned anxiety 10 "put dol0H an acknowledged
evil and nuisance, okolehdO TO wit, they have built
props and butments to keep the thing on its legs,
and / have no doubt that new fires will be lighted
and new-old gun-barrels set stenming this very
morning all round the woods and forests'' and
" caves and dens" Of the island, and " Illicit dis
~tillation 4" will rise again from sheriffs' bon6res like
the Phoenix, with the Z" thumb Of the right hand
las Rabelais has III son the tip Of its nose and the
fingers extended apart into space For In truth,
and it must be confessed the evil doors have
triumphed.
1 am not able nc this time 10 relate In detail the
doings Of the past week, for there is much 10 be
said. and / intend 20 cay il another time. Let IL
suffice now TO record, that out Of ~ome six or seven
cases Of either making ." selling" or furnish
tato, which all came up on appeal from the busting
lower court, not one was sustained, and Mr.. McCully,
acting as Attorney General, was heard 20 declare
that he didn't think it was possible to get a convic-
tion before a Hilo jury.
That is not where the shoe pinches, for Mr..
McCully may be assured that Hilo juries and their
individual members are not blind 90 the evil nor in
clined to do it favor, but they, In common with all
honorable men, like to see fdtTsDiay, open and above
board, and they will not patronize the sneaking in
formers who in the guise Of friendship betray conf
dence, and by lies and cajolery entrap their dupea
and pocket the-I shame 10 write 1.-THE reward
offered by an enterprising zeal-clnd official. whilst a
lazy police lounge about the sunny corners CT the
town growing fat ON sheer do-nOthingism. ~
Farewell for the present.
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Yours truly.
BcatInE a PoIIcenlnn.

Mn. EDITOR :-Psssing along one Of our streets
ON Saturday last, / overheard a conversation between
two sailors belonging to the man-of-war, that en-
~lightened me somewhat as 20 the tariff Of charges
for one class of ohenses, at least, in our Police Court.
What / heard amounted to the statement that II only
costs $40 in Honolulu to punch " a policeman,
and that was considered by " Jack " TO be moro
reasonable than the same luxury. could be had for IN
civilized here you know said one Of the "sheI-
backs 4" and that, maybe accounts for their being
so BY soft" On inquiry ! learned that a ship
mate Of one Of these men had been proved guilty la
terry on a policeman in the discharge OF his duty,
and let Of by the Magistrate with tho paltry fne Of
$40. Is this the way in which our police are to be
treated with impunity? Suppose the case had been
reversed, and the policeman had without provocation
" punched q" the man-of-war's n,-wouldn't the
former have lost his Office and been heavily fined in
to the bargain? Fiat Jasfiti0, l say, whoever falls.
and no faVoritism. Yours, A. u. q.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOrrtlser.
SATURDAY, JUNE l.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SESSION DE 1877
,ESsIoN OF 1872.
TwENrY-SIxrH DAY. May 29ih

TwENTY-SIXTH DAY, May -sih.
The House met pursuant to adjournment st 10 A. VI.
President in tn Chair. Journal Of previous day
read and approved.
The SECRETARY reported back as engrossed an
Act TO prevent the use Of explosive substance
also = bill to ensure The proper ideniheaton OF
witnesses TO legal Instruments.
The Sanitary Committee. presented a report. as
follows:
on petitions from Molokai and Puma, Hawaii,
that foreign doctors be appointed for each district
of the Kingdom. The Committee mai
the prayer be referred to the Board OF heallh'
with the request that the prayer OF the petihohs
be carried ont so far as the funds at the disposal
OF the Board will permit
on petitions from Wailuku. Mani, that Charles
Burns be appointed doctor for that district the
Committee Is in possession OF facts concerning me
party recommended that will not Justify his recon-
incubation for the position 10 the Board OF Heath
The Committee suggest to the Board the necessity
OF appointing a suitable person 10 nj the Vacanc!
caused By the death of DR.. BeraZ- On the petition
from Honolulu, that a law be framed providing Tor
the appointment of Hawaiian doctors. The CON-
mittee omm that the petition be tabled. 10
be taken mp when the bill presented by Hon. MI.
Paikuli is again debated in the Assembly On the
resolution of the member from Nan. Hawaii tnHt
persons affected with lepTOsy, now at liberty. ne
confined. The Committee that the
attention OF the Board of Health be called 10 the
matter. On resolution presented that tue report
of the Board Of Health for the last two years be
furnished. The Committee report the Engllsh YER
sion in the hands of members, and that tue Ha-
waiian will be ready to-day. On the resolution
presented. that the doctors in the city be ready 10
care for members OF the House who may be ia
need of their services. The Committee do not
consider ii within the province OF this Assembly 10
so instruct. and recommend the indesnite postpone
ment OF the resolution. Report adopted.
There being no petitions, resolutions, SC, the
House passed to the
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Keep thou Holy the sabbath day.

Mr.. EDITOR obey the law, is the grand exhort-
alton to the poorer classes, and small indulgence
is shown TO the poor man who infringes the code.
ho,tstion 90 sset The avsmnio ~ mahe ens ex-
feature is it in their conduct when they ride and
drive 70 worship. and then promenade ia their
carriages. after service the law not exactly suit
ing their convenience they coolly set It aside. He
who exacts obedience TO the law and refuses equal
obedience In his own person or his animals fuIdlls
the definition Of a tyrant. Man and ass are In
cluded in tue Mosaic code. This may remind the
very straight laced that they break the Jaw them
selves every Sabbath day in Honolulu. Y Y. z.
WHOSE BUSINESS Is T?-One day last week. n
party of ladies' going into Manoa valley for q picnic,
found their carriage stopped on the road above the
College by a dead horse, that lay In such n position
that a vehicle could not pass it. Whose business
was II to see that unpleasant sort Of an obstruction
removed Apparently nobody'so Is II gave IN
mistakeable evidence OF havinb lain there some
time,
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NOTICE

o. THE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS
~ thanks to all patrons for past fsTors, soliciting
S further demands.
Any unpaid quarterly accounts to the Slst December, 1871
desiring 70 have settled without any further efforts to jog par
ties memories, as tt 10 q perfect bore TO DUN, and objects to It.
Pis puera have been liberal and should be paid. 1t il, be
thinks, taking advantage Of good nature
re JOifS THOMAS w~ATERHoUsE.
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NOTICE

rs r GIVEN THAT TIE UNDER
III signed. SAM SIN, Boarding House keeper on Maanakea
Street have sold all my interest In the business and stock to
KONG LUN WO SAM SIN.
Dated this 2d day 81 May, 1ST2- my2S AZ
I'm REFERENCET To THE ABovE. L BEG
IL TO inform my friends and the public generally, that I intend
20 carry on the business on the same premises. and solicit \
continuance Of the patronage heretofore bestowed.
myS5 - KONG LUN WO.
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mite possponcment Of the hin, motion lost. Ayes
ii, noes &c.
On moiI9n OF the Attorney General the HOUSE
proceeded 70 vote on the bill by SECTIONS.
Section 1 passed by vote Of - 20 o.
Section 2 passed ny vote 81 % 90 ~.
Section \, that this Act shall become a law on
and after the date Of ils passage. stricken out
The House then adjourned.
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CONSULATE of the GERMAN EMPIRE.
Estate of Johannes Beraz, NJ, D., deceased.

HNHE CNDERSIGNED.A ID Nj MIST r A.
II TOR Of the Estate Of JOHANNES BERAZ, NJ. D., late of
Waluku, Maui, hereby requests all persons having claims
against the said Estate to present them for settlement, and all
those owing said Estate to make immediate payment.
Mr. THOMAS ". EVERETT, of Wsikspu, has been anthor-
lied to collect outstanding accounts due to said Estate on the
Island Of Maui, and to receipt for the same.
Honolulu, 10th May, 1872,
The Consul ad. int. of the German Empire
my11 On J. c. PPIUGRR