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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
To she CssssSsasSsa 81 the Ssase 81
kaosas. s0b0tssed ~ she l.exi.s
tore 90 SIS Lat se.slea. ss.r she
the Essss.s. 81 sss s:.s ~
the Nexs ssesesah
Esee1b0o.
providing for an amendment To the Constitu-
tiun.
Be Ea0cfed 6y the Legis azure Of the Ssnse Of KaS-
sas tuo nirds II al the members elected 70 each
A0sse coacurring heyesa:
SECTION 1. That section two article two, o. the
Constitution Of the State Of Kansas be amended
to read As follows: The nu, Der of Represen-
tatives and Senators shall be regulated by law,
but shall never exceed one hundred and twenty
nve REPRESENTATIVES. and forty Senators From
and afier the adoption Of the amendm-n Mt the
House Of Representatives shall admi, one msnb-r
from each county in which at least
two hundred and fifty legal votes were
cast at the next preceding general
election; and each Organized county in which les
than two hundred legal votes cast at the next
preceding general election, shall be attached to
and constitute . part OF the representative dis
trict Of the county lying next adjacent to it the
east.
SIC. 9. This amendment shall be submitted 10
the electors Of this State. for adoption rsjec-
ton, at the next general election.
SIC. 3. The ballots used a said election shall
be written or printed as follows: ''F0r amend
ment to section two. article two Of the C0nstitu-
tom or. "Agairgt amendment 70 section two.
article two, Of 70 Constitution" 90
SEC. This act shall take effect and be in IoTce
from and after its publication In the "Kansas
Weekly Commonwealth"
originated in the House OF Repre- tentative, Feb
rusry s, 1873, and passed. that boiy February d;
ls73, two-thirds OF all the members elect voting
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
An Old Renegade In Limbo

Yesterday afternoon At go We received s
telegram from Paramount announcing thai
Wn b. Smith, alias "Hook-noee Smith, -
bad been arrested BY Sheriff irwin, of Cairo,
Ill for murder committed in that place some
two years sgo.
Smith, il seems, fed the place soon after
the sccomplisbmen, Of bn hellish deed and
went 10 the mountains. For some time he
led the life Of desperate in Colorado and
neighboriug Territories, and finally, think
ing that the excitement over the murder had
somewhat subsided, and that he was compsr-
st;vely ssfe, concluded to settle down in
Ksnsas. He purchased a small place in
Paramount township, sent for his family.
and up to date has managed to keep his pur.
euers in the DARK az to his whereabouts.
Ever since his residence in the place the
neiehbors have had a vague suspicion that
the man was fugitive from justice, but
could mot ct an inkling Of what crime he
was guilty Of. He has been 4 constant source
Of annoyance ever since he located.
and on several occasions has threatened 10
take the lives Of those wiih whom he has had
some petty quarrel or other.
He is the man Who three weeks ago shot
three hornes belonging to JosephC heatvood,
because the animals broke into his enclosure.
He is said to be poseseed Of most violent
and uncomfortable temper. and the citisens Of
the place may well congratulate themselv.s
on being rid At last Of an Ugly and unvhols-
some customer. The officers OF the Law have
been on his track for long time, and only
discovered his abiding place BY the merest
accident.
1t appearing from statistis presented 10
he Council Of Granees, Of Leavenvorth
county. that the supply Of hay availahle =
In than Tie probabls demand in thi mar
ket, and that the selling peice d below he
cot Il psoduetion; thesssors Tie Coancil Re.
coanaads 10 III farne. to hold iirst quality
ofhay q - pr toa, aad I'll far - -
DE 0aDg1 o. CoannzxG
g. 3 le7e. ase0tses
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New Remedies Quick Cures
DIR. MON 3 OE.
.ledical Specialist.

M Specially, cures Spermatorhea, Seminal
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Imp0ssncy, GOnos-
rhea, Syphalis, etc. II you out Of health. ns.V-
oue deblitased, eel aversion to society, loss
nemory. dread Of the future, fear Of marriage.
unhappy In the married state. loss Of nervous
power, etc., apply ut once and be cured. Al dis
eases .rising from exces or exposure treated sue
cesfully.
Ladies, send for circular ofthe French 'sPesaaris
Pfeventif, I" the surest preventative known.
4 supply Of Trussss, Syrinses, Rubber Goods.
etc. on hand.
Female Pills, IS per box. AL consultations frss.
AL lesters strictly confidential Send for circular.
Best apartments for private treatment in the city.
Once hOun o. IN. 70 p. m. sundays 10 p. N.
Address DR. r. L MON ROE,
$40 South Clark st.,
Chicago, III.
r. q. Drawer sol. sepl3dAwly
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SMITHS TONIC STRUP.
THE STATE OF KAEsAs,,-

TEE n:. s141s OF oo xaTsAs s.
In the Probate Court, in and for said county.
In the matter Of the estate Of Agustus u. Saw
yer. deosssed-
CREDITORs and all other per>ons interested In
I the Aforesaid estats, are hereby notified, that
for said coanty, 70 be bsgua and held at The Csust
Room, IN the city md county e Lesvenvossh.
STATE q asesssai6, - H. Aist Aosday IN tie
IA ces1t ~ I'm ~ lnal ssslsaa1tS q nia ..
~. 4A330A \ Al4C1E1Ls
Afns. = Aags10 = osvy0, As111GA-
Isas1sssssA, 80, !, A. .. M :, aUtVsv
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Wilson's CartOlated Cod Liver Oil

Ii aot q secret empirical no tsum. IL "a happy
com Animation OF Two remedies known to physi, ians
every where as The best means Of combating
sumption. This ooa.b.na ion is MT. Wisou's
dtscovery, al is .ou;ide upon the following
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WORMS.

The Only sic aud Sure Remeir ;"r Ian, r;
ard Worms q aIra-
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MEDICAL.

The Romance of Cure
The many evidences of the extraordinary cures that
are daily reported q enscted through
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0reuls. containing ful list Of prizes, descrip-
zion 81 the manner u drawing. and other informs.
ton In reference to the Dstribution viii be sen,
% any one ordering them. All letters must be nd.
dress>d 70 L D. SINE Rov -
1aia Once, CincinnaH n.
Iva w. kthh street, septl0W
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Reed the following extract Of letter from Nm.
Rivers, wife Of Rev. DR.. Rivers. one OF the most
learned. eloquent and popular ministers OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Who Is NJ present
stationed At Broadway Church L0uiayile, X.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-24

HER MAJESTY, QCEES NICToRI,, whose day We
celebrate, was born IN 1879, and is consequently
now dtty-four years Of age. Ascending the throne
June 20, 1881, she has reigned over the British En-
pire for a period t~hiriy-six years. Not only has
Her Majesty's reign been one Of unexampled pro-
gress and prosperity for her country, but as a good
woman and mother, Victoria holds 4 higher place
IN she worlds esteem than has ever before been
the lot Of q crowned head. This fact will be rec
oguized the world over to-day. Referring to the
vast extent Of TIE British Empire, Daniel Webster
once electrified the American Senate with this
brilliant outbUrst OF eloquence "She has dotted
the surface OF the whole globe with her possessions
aud military posts, whose morning drumbeat fol-
lowing the sun snd keeping company with the
hours, circle the earth daily with one continuous
and unbroken strain Of the martial airs of England
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uncomfortable temper has been the ruin Of thou
sanis. \ prisoner, knowing that his confinement
viii be extended by any outbreak Of the kind,
will strive hard 10 curb it. Although he may
find it difficult at first, yet he Is pretty certain to
succeed in the end and, at the expiration of
every month, lie has an additional motive for
good conduct, % all that BIZ has gained may be
jeoFardIzed by yielding. This discipline contin-
ucd through n series OF years, must have q good
effect upon the man. lie gradually aud almost
imperceptbly acquires perfect control over him.
self; q habit which will not de-eTt him when he
goes forth into the world again The efficacy
Of the system has, az We are told, been fully
proved by the result and it u this happy eS-
pertinent which leads the warden TO declare the
fact before noted, which is as surprising as it Is
gratifying, that eighty Per cent. Of criminals Of
every shade are reclairnable.
We have not srace TO describe here the disci-
pline Of the Massachusetts, State Prison in all its
interesting details, but earnestly recommend the
study Of Mr.. Warden Haynes book 70 our Gov
ernment officials and to the members of the com
ing Legislative Assembly. In epitome, the system
may thur be described. The convict, from the
moment when his evil career has eliminated in a
conviction and sentence of the law, is subjected
to good influences. With a gloomy past behind
him, he is taught to look forward to 4 cheerful
future before him. Received with kindness, as
unexpected as it is unwonted, ne is encouraged
to develop that better nature which it is good 10
believe lies at the bottom Of every criminal
heart. If the little spark be there, it IL, as the
warden says, " famed into a flame" His health
is cared for, his mind is trained, healthy occupa-
ton fills his days, his mornings and evenings are
passed in useful discourse and contemplation
(the prison is provided with Il chaplain) he Is
taught nm honest trade, the want Of which may
have, in the first place, driven him prisonward
it is made bis interest, and, it may be hoped,
finally becomes a pleasure to him TO conduct him
self well his prison life over he finds the state
standing at his cell door IN the person Of its
agent, extending to him a helping hand, asking
him to return TO tho free air and be n good Citi-
zen Of the commonwealth, thrusting tools into
hs hand, leading to immediate employment, and
providing for his family when, by any chance, he
finds himself out Of work. Such is the Massa-
chusetts system OF to-day, and it is not surprising
20 hear that 90 its success has exceeded the anti
~cipatiOns of its most ardent supporters, and such
as those not familiar with the facts would hardly
credit"
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PoRT OF HouoLULU, H. i.
ARKINAIs.

y I7-S-mr Klz-ea, Babcoex. from Hawai- aud 1ia1i.
ls-Schr Daunres., Berrii. trm Hfo. hawaii
1s-schr Nettis Merrill. Crzns. from Lahalna, Maui
20-=chr Wer4icE. kalausl1. I'm EaiEuaS, Mai1kaL-
c9-echr Ola yellow. EllL from Ul0. Hawaii
z0-Schr kc1ui Ana, Dui0iL. ffous Ecoau-
gi-Schr Jenny. Lambsrt, I'm Waimea g. Kol1z, Kauai.
st-FrhF MARI Eicu. lin. from Wuiec, Haui-
2l-@chr Waioia. kzuEzhi. from Iahaina, Maui
&i-eIoop Live fanka, Jt.rk, from Hama, NAui-
22--car IA Mo-, DAVIS. from EEhului, Ma1l-
E1-schr Active, Fu1ahrEa, foum Eohala, Hawaii
21-sehr Hattie, Mia, from Ns~iHsEI, KAaAL-
[--chr Fairy Q1ecu. KNaina- from HanAlei, Eaual.
g3-Schr Laka. kAi, from Noloaa, KanaL
E-Schr ROB Roy. Jhn, from KOoiaa-
z-schr Kinau, khuihaia, hUm Mako. Maui
81 ) surys5ing ship Portsmouth, sksrrstt, 20 days
from Valparaiso
zt-schr JGanita, Duloit, from KaunAkakai, Mol0kai.
z4-schr Eeoni Ana, DuiOt, fr1n Koolau-
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oMpnERCIAL
~ d. -

FHIUNFF VII - %.
THE Only ualj~ct of afcresi To- business ciTcles the past
wcsk has becu he cruir al. q dy goods ste, Al auction BY
kazuts. b. us oui-r 81 T. q Hcsck. This csuuuued two
days. Wosnrzfsy and Thundsy. The qualify q merchan-
die oGcEei vas suiiahle 70 tae tnae, All, Considering the
TINS, bsldlzE Eas .Elnt-d and Air prices rezEssi- III azes
Eotsd up ah1gs $4,000
We note -zes q desrnbs f1rnifzre advertised Ter ts-mog-
rsN. AMI on Msztay AMI Thursday mkt
TIE ouly hrrEn ARRIVAL since ouf sat g. the L.. 5. Porte
sorfi. o. surveying duty. lat from valpar1i~9-
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ASCENSION DAY.-Last Thursday. the 22d, was
Holy Thursday, according to the Roman Church,
and is kept by Catholics as n general holiday, in
Of the day Christ g assembled into
heaven. led captivity captive, nd opened the
Kingdom of Heaven to all believers" 1t is cele-
brated forty DAYS after Faster.
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DEPARTURE s.

May 1z-srtr keoni Ana. J DudOit, Tor Kn0Lu.
T-Schr Luka. haai, for M0loaa, Kauai
IT-achr WarEieE, KsiaE4a. fr KalzEa0. MOlokai-
I7-Schr HATTIE. Nika- for NawlHWu Kauai
fs-Schr Not Esiki, Patey, Tor kahului, Maui
fs-schr Mary Foztsr, West, for Hh0, Hawai-
I9-Schr Rob Roy, Jim, for EOolau-
Is-Schr Jaanita. q Dufoif. for Eauuakakai, NoiDkai-
2J-Echr Netfie Merrill. Crane, Tor Lahana- Maui
L-Schr WarEick, EafsEaia, for KaiaEao, A0loka-
aI-achr ManG0kaEAi, Paekai, Tor MSsoaa. Kauai.
2-Schr WalOA, Kzukzh, for Lahzina, Maui.
Z-Schr Mary Ellen, Jim, Tor Hsaiasa, Maui.
2t-schr Jenny, Lambert, for koiOa A. Waimea, Kauai
a-Gtmr KIausa, Taylor. for NawIiwli, Kauai
3-Schr Active, PuaahiSa. Tor kOhala, Hawaii.
2-sl0Op Live Yankee, Clark, fr Hama, Maui.
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with it confidence ami influence, or suspicion and
feebleness.
We may be p~arloned for concluding THIS brief
allus:on 70 our own profession with the stirring
lines Of DR.. Bowring
But mizhtaesg = The mighty mssrs,
ga which The arm Of progress ksn@,
Mans Doblest mission 10 advaDc--
HIS 49, assua-s, his veal enhance.
Hz rights enforce, his wTolE- Tsdrvss,-
NiKhti-st Of NiEhy il the Press -
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WE HAVE 70 acknowledge the receipt of a eour-
teous communication from His Excencncy the
Minister Of Finance, called forth by our article
Of last week entitled - Certificates Of Deposit"
We take pleasure in laying before our readers
tie substance Of the Ministers remarks.
We are told in the first place, that the certiG-
Gates arc Issued, &C the statute preseTibes, = for
the purpose of promoting convenience IN bust
ness" for that only, and that if not approved of
by the public they will at once be withdrawn
from circulation. That coin sufficient to redeem
all the certificates in circulation is always kept in
the Treasury, and as coin has been deposited for
them, they will be redeemed in coin also, in the
currency Of this Kingdom. That the practice of
issuing these certificates was inaugurated in 1859,
shortly after the enactment Of the statute which
authorizes them, and was doubtless directed by
those who took part in framing it, and, under
their guidance, certificates of deposit were Issued
Of any denomination, from fifty cents up TO
several Thousands Of dollars, the great majority
however being for very small sums. That the
recent issue has not been made TO subserve any
purposes Of the Finance Department. but, at the
request Of several members of our business COM
munity, on whose Judgment as to their conve-
nicnce the Minister has reliance. And we are
corrected in our statement to the effect that gold
certificates have been issued, Us they have always
been payable in silver.
We shall refer more fully to this subject 10 our
next issue.
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If to the surplus now In hand there be added what was re-
turned to Poicy-holders in 1871 and 1872, and the sum dimIn-
ished By the undivided surplus, January Ist, 1870, the over
payments for asSprapce. or surplus of premiums, during the
last three years, will be found to amour: to the sum Of ten mil
lions, six hundred and sxty-four thousand, TWO hundred and
ffy-four dollars and eighty -four cents. (SIG,6 84, 254 s4)
wN. II. C BARTLETT, Actuary.
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DIED.

DASIELs-In Wauuku, Mani. ~ the residence Of Henry W
Daniels, May 10th, of cniargctnsnt Of the heart, JSNEs Dan
IELs, aged about So years. Deceased was a native Of Eng
Iand. and = resident CG these hisnls for y years.
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WE STATED in our last issue that His Majesty
had been graciously pleased to grant a leave Of
absence to the Chancellor of the Kingdom. The
effect of that announcement has been to throw the
responsibility of the leave granted upon His Maj
esty. This may indeed have been the design.
Tho Nuh0u makes the point that the leave Of
absence wac not formally granted, and this is in
reality the kernel of the whole matter.
To procure, in a familiar and informal manner,
the assent of the Sovereign to an expressed desire
for leave Of absence from ones post, and to cling
to that assent as final in spite of public opinion,
is to place the Sovereign in n very peculiar If not
unpleasant position. In other conditions of life,
it might justly be characterized es social treachery.
The Chancellor must know that the proper
course was to make a formal written application
for the vacation, in order that His Majesty could
place the same before his Cabinet. <lThe Ministers,
and not the King, are Constitutionally response
Bile. The example in point, in utterly ignoring
His Majesty's advisers, is unworthy of one hold
ing the position of the first subject of the realm.
If in theory it is to be followed by lower grades
of officials and eventually by the people, we have
in this example the germ of a political revolution.
We shall have a constitutional Monarchy without
a responsible Ministry.
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SCHEDULE A.

a brief description of all the real estate owned By
the Company, with the cost and market value thereof, and
also the value on the Company's books, with a correct state
ment OF the nature and amount Of all liens aud incuInbrau-
ces thereon, including principal and interest due and accrued.
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Projected Departure.

F0n EkWILIVILI-heh HATTIE. sails this p "
FOR MOLoAA-Schr Luka, sails this p -
FoR HASALEf-Schr Fairy Queen, sails ths p 4.
Fon EAHCLuI-Schr IA 3fOi. sails this p ~
FoR WINDw AID POETs-Stmr KiAusa, sails On Monday.
ron HGLO-schr Odd Yellow, szlls o. Monday.
FoE SyDNEY-Schr Daunfiess, sails ca Wednesday.
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FOR LEASE.
AssIGNEE,s NOTICE.

NKTHEREAS. r PETER g. 4. ZABLAN,
w doing business in Honolulu, under the name and style
Of Peter Il Fabian, have this day made an assignment of all
their property. both real and personal, To the undersigned for
the benefit OF their creditors; now. therefore, ali parties having
claims against the said Peter y Fabian are hereby requested
to present the same 10 the undersigned at his Office in Honolulu,
and all parties indebted to the said Peter Il Fabian are hereby
requested to make immediate payment 70 the undersigned.
F.A. SCHAEFER, Assignee.
Honolulu, May 8, 1873. myl0 1t
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LIABILITIES.

Surplus over Liabilities. ..S5,44o,69 "a
During the year 1872 an extra Dividend has been computed
adjusting the Division OF 1870, and bringing the Dividend &C.
counts forward to the anniversaries of the issue Of the Policies.
The whole gum so divided (Ss,2O4,e2T 81 has now been cred
tied in the usual form Of reversiousry insurance. The following
ia the
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Description Of property.

Lot s0xlO0 feet, ST corner Of Broadway and
Liberty streets, with marble building, (Coul-
pany's oaicel. e. s955i2Oe 81
Lot skis feet NV corner Tenth and Chestnut
streets, PhuadeIphia, Pennsylvania....... 17l,sS4 So
Lot s0xl2O feet, Smith street, Brooklyn, with
brick building covering ot.....--........ 61,I34 81
Farm q so acres In town of CORTLAND. y. Y. 1885 80
sundry Farms in Erie country, n. Y......... 12l,72l 90
Total. 81
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SCHEDULE %.

FREDERICK 5. WINSTON, Pys,idtnt.
RICHARD A. McCURDY, Y,cs President.
JoHS VI. stuart, Secretary.
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CAPITAL.

No Capital stock-Conpany purely Mutual.
Unpaid Dividends-None.
Premium Notes-None taken or held, assets all cash.
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SCHEDULE B.

Coatsialzg a statement; Of the AnOaut represented by Beads
AID Mortgages held by The MEiaRI Lse IusaraHoe Company
CT the 3lsl day Of December, lsTs, as security ag nOosy
I0aaed by said Company ca Real Estsss, The amount q
Principal unpaid thereon, the In srest due and accrued
thereon, TIRE CompAny's Valuation g the morgaEed premises,
and the amount q Insurance. co balAlng conveyed by sad
mortgages heH4 IS eoilNteIaI.
The Company boa s6Ou, $3.50 mortgages on property In Ssv
York City and state, and n New Jersey, amounting, On the
Siss q December, ls'2, to..-..--.---.-SE.oo2SGs s.
Zach lean Is scared BY real estate vAleed A. u re than t~0oe
the Ax2oant advanced by tae Coupaay, aud IN every case
where the iosn exceeds 80 per cent u the vaas q The land
alone, policies Of Fire Insurance, as collateral security, are
he'd by the Company.
The amount Of Fhe Insurance 80 held % the Slsi December
Was sbaut SOS Oe0 D0 90
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SCHEDULE c.

Account Of Stocks, BeaIs ami all other Securities ,exoep,
MoTtgsse.) hyloshscssed to the Company As Collateral Sc
eurty Tor Cash scsuauy loaned By The Co4psny, wiih the
Par and Market value q the sane, and the Amount Leaned
on each.
Nothing held BY The Company for such pGrposes-
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AssENGERs.

FEoA Westward PoETs-Per Klauca, May ITth-H 4
wbdemann, A = Judd and wife, Miss L Lyons. AH 8 r
Bishop. Mics Bishop, Mrs q " WulsJng. Miss Wnlf5nz, J "
Girvin. ID n Vida, Mr Aehuck, " T. Akau ard wife, II n
Hitcheock. J Robinson, Miss Gibson, Mr Smith. and Is deck.
y FoR HoxOPu AND HfLo-Per Mary Foster, May I0th-
Major z II Boyd, Frank Brown, Godfrey Brown, r GHlilaud,
and about IS deck
a 4 FOa KAuSAEAEAI AEb LaHAIsA-Pgr NettiG Merrill, May
3th-Hs TX Gov J o Doninls, Mn- J o Dnmfni-, o J Holt,
wife and 2 children, Col II Prendergsst, J " Girvin, ID Il Vida,
> Masters Lyman, and about 20 deck.
FoE NAwILrwILr-Per Kfaues, May e3d-HOn 8 G Wider,
and ahout 46 deck.
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York !
III tie State Of Ne,o York,

For the Year ending December 3lst, 1872, made
to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of
California, pursuant to the Laws of said State.
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NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Number OF Policies issued during the year,. l2IsI
Amount of Insurance Effected thereby........ $~34fe37,775 90
Total number Of Policies in force.......... TSI46
Total smouLt Of Insurance in force........... $4,000 ,6I7 90
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
Kingdom, THOS. W. EVERETT, Esq, OF WRikapu,
Maui, will be my duly authorized Attorney, and will have
charge of all my property, real and personal.
Lahaina, April Is, 1873. Qmyl7 lm) CHAS. LAKE.