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NOTICE.

Daniel Karsncr, sur
viying partner of James
J. Lindsay K Danicl
Karsner. partners, ira In the Circuit Court
ding underline ane and or Cecil comfy.
finn Of Lindsay KarS : In Chancery.
ner. October 9th, 1857
Emanuel Jester, Eliza
j me Jester, his wife,
and John Burbagc.
rbNliE object of this suit is to procure de-
| H. cree tor the sale of certain moTtgared
promises in Cecil county, which were on the
| thirty-iirst day Of July, in the year eighteen
| hundred and tiity-siX, morgaged by the de-
| PENDANTS, Emanuel Jester and Eliza Jane, his
wife, to James j. Lindsay and Daniel kars-
nur, partners, trading under the name and
| firm OF Lindsay < Karsncr.
The bill states that on the thirty-first day
Of July. in the year eighteen hundred and
ifty-six, the said Emanuel Jester and Eliza
Jane, his wife, conveyed certain real estate,
which is particularly described in the bill and
its accompanying exhibits, unto the sad
james }. LINDSAY and Daniel karsncr, part
ncrs, as aforesaid, by way Of mortgage, to Sc
cure the payment of the sum Of four hundred
and cighty-nine dollars and IS cents, with
interest from day of date, which was then
due and owing from the said Emanuel Jester
to the said Lindsay & karSner, partners as
aforesaid, in one year from the date thereof.
II further states that the said Emanuel Jester
aitcrward, to wit: on the first day of N"vem-
Der, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty
six, conveyed by his deed, Of that date, the
aforementioned real estate to a certain John
Burbage, ofCccil county; that the said james
j. Lindsay is since dead and that the said
Daniel karsner is the surviving partner of the
firm Of Lindsay u KarSner aforesaid, and that
the defendants, Emanuel Jester and Eliza
Jane, his wife, reside out Of the State Of
Maryland.
1T is therefore adjudged and ordered that
the complainant by causing u copy Of this
order to be Inserted in some newspaper pub
liShed in ElktOn. once week Cor one month
before the eleventh day Of November,
next, give notice to said absent defendants
Of the object and substance Of this bill and
warn them to appear in this court in person
o. by solicitor on or before the twelfth
day ofFcbruary next, to answer the premises
and show cause, If any they have, why de-
cree ought not to pass as PRAYED.
II. IL. MITCHELL, Clerk,
True copy. Test,
II. Ii. MITCHELL,
Oct 10, 1S57-1m. Clerk.
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PRINCIPLE HOUSE.

lie has, also, connected with his establish
mcnt a Restaurant, and will always have on
hand general assortment Of Confectionery
Fruits. Sweet Meats, &C., and ut all times il
good supply of the best Oysters the Baltimore
market can afford, and served up in quick
time and good style; with other Refreshments
usually kept at such places. a. I.
Oct loft
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GLENN DALE
500 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
7 0 II 5 \ l. r.
TBNlllS beautiful Estate will be sold a bar
Il gain. 1t is situated two miles north west
from Elkton, and contains

Opo AZ Il FAD 4hoR Il ok LESS.
The cleared land (about one half of the
farn) is in good state Of cultivation. and
particularly adapted to grazing or dairy
farm, large portion being meadows With
water in every field, and the advantage of the
markets Of Philadelphia and Balimorc three
or -four times day. The Woodland (the bal
ance Of the farm) is heavy tmbcrcd with
WHITE OAK, Of which it is supposed 1000
Trees can be cut, Black Oak, l,ckory, Wal
nut, Beach, Poplar &c. The buildings en-
bracing all necessary for first class farm are
in good order, as also the fencing. There
is an Orchard Of Apples, Peaches, and Pears
Of the best quality. On this property there
is valuable MILL-SEAT with the race al
ready dug, it embraces all the waters of Elk
Greek, Oh which there are many Factories,
Furnaces. GriSt and Saw Mills.
This Farm can be easily divided, giving
the division an equal quantity Of God and
cleared Land. No place in the state is more
healthy or has better water.
For further information apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
August 29-tl. W. G. GLENN.
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commission
ers Of Cecil County at their first meeting after
the 9th day of November, next, totalie the leg
al steps to open Il new road commencing on the
road leading from Charclstown, to the Brick
Meeting House at point near the corner OF
DR.. Watsons and Brick Yard Company, IS
lands, through lands of VIM. Logan Thos
Logan, } Cameron, John Plumly, Amor Cam
con, Miss Russels and others to the North
East Depot. Oct low.
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TAILORING.

TKIlE subscriber would respectfully inform
H. his old customers and the public general
Iy, that he will be found in Principle, one
door south Of the Old Store House, recently
fitted up by Lakeland x Gather, where he in
tends carrying on the above business in all
its various branches, on reasonable terms and
in workmanikc manner. He solcts share
Of public patronage. ABRAM TAYLOR.
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DEATH OF Mr.. Curtis. The venerable
George Washington Parke Curtis of Airing
ton. the last survivor of Gen. Washington S
family, died at his residence on Saturday last.
lie was the son Of Col. Curtis, d son Of Mrs
Washington by her first marriage. lie was
II years of age.
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For Road NNperniiSor.

The undersigned begs leave to offer him
elf to the voters Of the 9Th Election District
as an Independent Candidate fer Road ST.
pervisor, and respectfully solcits their sup
port. RE BEN ALEN \ \ DER, JR.
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN ST. CLAIR solicts the SURFACES
of the voters Of the Seventh Election District
ofCecil County, as an Independent Candidate
for Road Superpervisor.
Port Deposit, Aug. %; 1857.
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Ian DIR l. II III :.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 2I and 23 South Sixth street
NEAR THE STATE HOUSE, PlIILA.

TTNEN floors of this spacious building. ,...f2sah
l. erected expressly for the Proprc- 31sss1i TsS
tors trade, are s'ored with Seeds aud sksAJ ~
implements of interest TO Farmers and ~ -
Gardeners -sank.xa--
SIXTY YEARS ESTABLISHED.
The subscribers desire to call the attention of
every one interested in Farming and and Garden
ing to their well selected stock Of
Agricultural Implements and Machinery
Great rariety of Horticultural Toois.-lpar-
ranted Garden and Flocer Seeds-Grdss aud
Field Seeds Of the most reliable quality.
The Agricultural Implements sold by us are
mostly manufactured ut our Steam Works Bris-
toll Pa.
Having fitted up this establishment without re-
gard to expense. with the most coaple'e m?chl-
merry for the manufacture of various kinds of Ag-
rcultura Implements. we are now prepared tn
supply all articles in this line fully equal, if not
superior, to anything of the kind ever before of
fered to the public.
Lamreihs' Warranted Garden Seeds
Have been before the public for upwards of sixty
years; their wide spread popularity and the con
sanily increasing demand from year TO year, i.
the best evidence of their superiority oyer all
others.
" Country merchants can be supplied will
seeds in papers or bulk, the most liberal terms
| Bloomslalc, near Brsts Pa Garden Sect
| grounds contains three hundred and seventy acre.
and is the largest establishment of its kind in thu
| world. ID. LANDREIil SUN,
Nos 81 and 90 South Sixth st, Philadelphia
| s,Sept- 26-3m.
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Large Dry Goods Establishment

HAMILTON EASTER g. CO.,
NEW MARBLE BuILDING,--
Nos. 1919, POI and 203 Baltimore Street,
DALTIMDRE.-IIave now in store (mosty OF
ID their own Importation one of the largest and
most complete Stocks in the United States, en-
bruciug
SILKS and SILK GOODS of every class;
DRESS G0ODS-a very large stock;
IRISH LINENS; LINEN GOODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every des-
cription;
mourning GOODS;
CLOAKS. MANTIII4AS and SlIAWl.S:
EMBRObERlES. LACES, HOSIERY, GLOVES
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS;
And every article generally required by
FARMRRs and Planters for SEIyANTs' Use.
RELAIi. Rooms on first tlo0r-the PRICE
affixed to each article, from which deviation is
made.
,Y'WuorEsALE Rooxs on the second and third
floors. Oct. l0--3m.
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For ROM iNNncrnlS0r.

! announce myself t. the voters of the
Third Election District, as an Independent
Candidate for Road Supervisor, and respect
fully solicit their support.
sept 26. WILLIAM NJ. REED.
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For Justice Of the Peace, 9th District.
announce myself to the Voters of the
Ninth Election District of Cecil county, as a
candidate for Election, as Justice of the
Peace, and respectfully solicit their support.
Oct 1O-te A. b. NEWTON.
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STOVES! STGVEs!!

Twou'd particularly call yonr, attention to tho
lRO'YAL COOK. the SEA SHE'LL. the lMPRO-
WE'D GLOBEthe VERNON. the G IRARD and tie
PERFECT COMPLETE COOK, for wool or COAL
These comprise the leading COOKING STOVES
II the market. AMI [ will warrant them to bake in
the most satisfactory manner.
We have also a large variety Of PARL0R
STOVES The Evening star with double ra1iatiny
baise is something new md beautiful also, the New
Parlur Cook the Improved Air-Tight Gas Burner
the New Cast Top Cannon, and the Comet of 1857
For narlors chambers, &c, the stoves cannot be
eyceliel The Persian, Nesuvian and Peruvian
ale wood stoves. of excellent design and finish us
alsoa large assortment Of stoves fer churches,
school houses stores offices, hotels, railway ears,
dcpots. &c, nc,
We have also on banda large assortment of Odd
Castings Crates. Brick &c for repairs of stoves
Persons in want of repairs will be particular to
bring the name and number of the Stove.
/ wuuid recommend to persons in want of stoves
to make their purchases in warm wen'her, us they
can be better suited and stoves for tho country
can be sent in much better condition than in
cold or damp weather All goods purchased ut
our cstab ishlnqnt, will be delivered ut tho depots,
steamboats, &c., free of charge, and warranted
to reach their destination in safety
Please call and examine our stock before ma
king your purchases elsewhere You will anac.t
prices ten per cent. lower than those Of othcf
stove house.
New No. 11lf MARKET Street.
Late North, Chase & North, 500 Market
ST., Phla.
E'g7 Country Merchants, who buy for cash, arc
particularly invited to call and eXami nc stock.
Aug 2J-4m.
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The Old Fourth.

FRANKLIN Council, No 10, Will meet at Andora
Saturday evening June 18th, 1857, and every Sat
urday evening thereafter. at o'clock, until fur
!hcr notice The members and all persons ,vor
able to American principles are cordially isvited
10 attend June IL
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Treasurn Department,
CONTROLLER : OFFICE,
n nnliu q nr.Innnlnn % L.

AhnupoIls, otpIcIHUtF %, IH0i.y
TN pursuance Of the Sth section OF CHAPTER
Z lG Of the acts of Assembly of 1856. en-
titled ''An Act to carry into clect the 25th
section of the Sd article of the Coz stilution
of the State in regard to the eligibility oi
persons to the Offices therein specified and
mentioned" the Comptroller hereby gives
notice that the following persons are ia A.
rears to the State Of Maryland in and for the
sums of money aad on tie several accounts
affixed to their respective names:
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GIFTS! GlFTs,. GIFTS T.!
A Prize 10 Every Purchaser,

At the Quaker CITY Publishing House Of
DUANE RULSON, PHILADELPHIA.
BY buying a book for 81, or more, you arc at orce
presented with prize, wor h from % cents to
&lU0 consisting of Fine Gold Jewelry Watches,
Sc. All orders by mail will be promptly filled,
and tho prize or prizes will accompany the books
Our list contains all of the most popular books
of the day. and will DO sold at the usual retail
prices. many Of them for less. Persons wishing any
particular books can order at once. and it will 10
forwarded with gift. A catalogue giving full
information. with a list Of books and gifts, will be
sent post paid, by addressing
DUANE RUIZ son,
No 80 south Third st, Philadelphia.
t-yr Agents Wanted. septic SIN.
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TIL T. CECIL WHIG
IT Is BhISHED EVERY SATURDAY ,


10 DiLl 10 Il l. " Il Il Ii "a MIA
By p. C. RICKETTS,.
TERMS. $50 90 Il year,in advance.
. 30, il not paid in advance.
500, for clubs OF Five.
Is. 90, for clubs of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding
s11tr- viii be published three times for on
d IT: aul twenty five cents for each Subse
ouant Insertion; longer ones in the same POI
p,rtion. I5-rweIvo lines BREWER. or space
emil to that make n square. ADVERTISE
mertS published quarterly. scm-annn"lly or
yr,rlv at mod crate rates. Advertisements
sent with ont the number Of times they are
to be inserted being stated will be continued
until forbid and charged according to tine
above rates. Fractions ola square CHARGED
as a square.
TWO paper discontinued until all az
rearagcs are paid
~ Single copies ofthe paper. FIVE cents.
TTV. 3. PALMER. AceHt. n. Il. corner OF
Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
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The improvements are neat, new, and
E-r,-H substantial frame dwelling, l6
EH.SfST 4 by 30 feet, two stories and attic,
EsTsisR conveniently divided, painted
sstsGs WI ~ and papered, with back building
attacced with a pump OF first rate water
the rein. A good Carpenter shop IT BIZ 2S
feet, stable, carriage house &c, under one
roof Is by 40 feet, and all other necessary
out buildings, garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite a nun :
Der of choice fruit trees, vines, &C., in a
thrifty condition.
This property is eligibly situated and adj
mrahly adapted to the wants of almost any
OF the mechanical branches, and will be sold
at very moderate price to good purchas-
er. ROBERT ii. ENGLAND.
March 2lst If. 1857.
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To the Toters of the It'll District.

Offer myself to your consideration, at the
ensuing election, as = candidate for the office
Of Constable.
Sept. I2-tc-+. WIN. DENNISo N.
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WANTED

A man with a small Family who understands
IA Farming, and who will be willing to perform
any duties in regard to it. Recommendations
will be required
North East, Sept 26-R I. G. CAzIIR
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DkEsS G0oDS.--A good assortment of spring
~ and summer dress goods, for sale cheap, by
may 20 WA. MeCLELLANDi Jh
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Office.

CLOTlIING READY -MADE.-Busincss Coats
~ for men and boys, very cheap. Just from the
city For sale at i. BROWN. Jrs.
lNl those fast coors, Merimac Cnlicoes in store
now at j.. BROWN, Jrs.
LNNGLISII PRlNTS.-Beautiful and good, at
Il f. BROWN, Jrs.
DLEACIIED Muslin cheaper than ever, at
ID T. BROWN, Jrs.
DED Twlled Flannel and plain Red Flannel
IL cheap at L. BROWN, Jrs.
CENTLENIEN'S Flannel Shirts and Drawers,
" CHEAP ut L BROWN, Jr's.
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rJNARRANTS FroparatIons.-Ef Selize Aper-
| lent Comp. Ext Cubobs and Capaiva. Cord.
Elk Turkey rhub Extract Sarsaparlla. for
Thomas Comp. Extract Of Copaiva; Sar.aparilla,
for saly ut N Il. CARSONS,
New Drug Store.
Rock Run Port Deposit.
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A Desirable Property
AT PRIVATE SA

AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the house
| and lot of half an acre on which he re
sides; in the
VILLAGE ofhe Brick Meeting House,
Cecil county Md.
The inprnvnmnnts arc mat now ,pf
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Farmers Depot 4 Plaster Mills,
AT THE JUNCTION OF
York Aucnue Cr0wn and Call0achW SIS.
PHIL ABE LIP II A.

WE offer a large stock Of Chemical Manure and
w Fertilizers at low prices and warranted to
be genuine; among which will be found
900 tons No. Government Peruvian Guano.
1000 tons De Burgs No. | Supor-Phosphatc OF
Lime.
The above standard articles are cach, of thcir
kind. the hes. in the WORLD. our Land Plaster
mnnuflct .rcd from select stone, is celebrated
throughout the Union for its purity and strength
We invite orders for Dc burgs No | Supor
Phosphate of Lime; No. Government Peruvian
Gulno; Erench's improved Super Phosphate OF
Lime; French Philadelphia Poudrottc; No. |
Phos phaic Guano, lPhilai's Co.'S Mexican Guano
"a Extra Land Plaster. Chemical Bone, Fish
Guano. ordinary Land Plaster, Pure Done Dust,
q round Charcoal.
800 barrels Land Plaster,
1900 :. Casting Plaster,
10000 =: Hydraulic Cement.
5000 :. True Roman Cement,
1000 4 Portland iGnglish) Cement.
Also, Dentists Plaster, Stereotype Plaster, Glass
Mixers Plaster; Ground Soap stone. Ground
While Marble Ground Blue Marble Powdered
Anthracite Coal, Gin barre'sl UrJunl Brown stone,
un Ibis White sand, in bblsl Ground Brick Tor
Painters, Chemical Zone DUst
FRENCH. RICHARDS * Co.
Steam Mills and Farmers Depot, al june
ton Of York Avenue, Grown and Calowhills
SITS. Philadelphia. Sept. -
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In the Circuit Court
.or Cecil comfy.
!. In Chaucery.
October 9th, 1857.
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Emanuel Jester, Eliza
j me Jester, his wife,
and John BurbAgc.
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Daniel Karsncr, sur
viving partner Of James
J. Lindsay & DAME
karsncr, partners, ira |
ding underline rane and i
finn Of Lindsay & Kars
ner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-01

How FASHIONS CHAHGE-The Philadelphia Bsl1e-
TIN gives the following from . paper Published in
that city in 1928, which it thus prefaces:-The ladies
will be interested in one of the changes Of fashion in
dress: OF which we are reminded by the papers before
bonnets, as these are the days of vast skirts and small
bonnets; and the press Of 1928 was a. full Of squibs
about bonnets IS the press of 1855 and 1857 has been
OF s9uibs about hoops For instance, an English pa
per is credited with the following account of the adj
vantages Of a large bonnet:-"A lady was walking
on a cliff at Margate with q child. when her bonnet
few into the sea; the lady starting to save il. fell.
dragging her infant with her into the ocean; fortu-
nately she and her child fell exactly into the middle
of the bonnet, when the lady using her parasol by
way of a scull. padded herself ashore to the great
admiration Of the spectators"
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at the christening of the Princess Beatrice. Queen
victorla's youngest daughter, was brought from the
slser Jordan L appears that Captain Geofrey
Nightingale, Hyderabad cavalry, when travelling
some time since in theaHoly Land. visited the river
11rdan, and had somd IF the water put into bottles,
which, being h~errnetic1 Ply sealed, the captain brought
to England; and upon he birth of the Princess Beat
rice, he placed at the disposal of the Queen a GUAM
tty oil the water sufficient for the baptismal cere-
mony. Captain Nightingale's oGer was accepted by
Her Majesty, and tire Jordan water was accordingly
placed IN the royal font, aud used in the ceremony.
ANEcDoTE OF GEoRas PEaDopY-Fify years ago,
At the age Of twelve. hlhad occasion to pass through
Concord. New HamPgbn his way to Vermont.
He stopped all night . he old stickney Hotel, where
ne B paid his lodging ar breakfast by saving wood!
Such was the first beg lining of George Peabody, the
great American Londh banker.
ANOTHER CoNErzM. vernet has calculated the
orbit of the comet = Gently discovered by a Berlin as
Rmer IzoFPears to be approaching the earth
e. idly - 1t will soon present a fine object to the
nake0S present it is believed that it is not
Charles5 this coGet, of which there has been so
much talk, and de~ to come into collision with
the earth ON the 18th OF 5GAlast. Its position is in
the constellation Perseus. The Spet wonderers can
now start a fresh excitement
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CHARTER


OF the Hawaiian MOCmouhce' 0eucms cnsO9s
WHEREAS. on the twelfth day Of March. 4. D., 1851, x. CUT
land, and others, did file in the Office Of the Minister OF the IN
terror of the Haw alan Islands. = Petition In accoriance With the
atoms i asking for a Charter Of Tncorporation for themsiysa
their associates and successors, under the designation o. I'M
Hawaiian Mechanics' Benefit Union" ~ 2 Society devcted 70
Now therefore, !, L. Kamehameha, H. II. MS Minister Of the
Interior. pursuant to the tenor q the Aforesaid petition, in &C
cordance with a resolution Of the King In Privy Council, barring
date june Sd, A D, 1861, and in virtue q t ne s > sqaSsn ~ %
McDuGe, c. H. Levers, G. c. Mclean. W.B. Wright, =. ~.
Holt, I. C. B. Rook,, WIN. Greig, v. n. johnson. Snc !. Lc.
belts. Alex. Smith, G. Wing, G. J. Emmes, Richard Nevilies
Joseph Deal, J. L. King, VIM. Morgan, J. Richardson. Alex
Aud, g. W. Smith, and their associates and successors, : hcdy
Benefit Union" with all the privileges ana immunities secured
to incorporate Joint stock companies, by the Act Aforesaid ana
ID. The said Corporation shall have . capital stock Of II least
One Thousand Dollars, with the privilege Of increasing the same
have ami hold in fee simple, or otherwise, lands, tsnements and
hereditaments, by gin, grant, devise or Otherwise, not exceeaiuS
may also take and hold by donation bcquest or other.tse, per
sonai estate, so that the estate aforesaid ANAL oe aatnnny ~
and said Corporation SHAH have power % "a, convey, exohanse
or lease all or any part Of ITS anas 1919 = 81 = : cSs~s
seal with liberty to alter, or renew the ssmeAs pleasure.
Sd. All the property Of the Corporadon snan. !. Al sn%S,c -
liable for the just debts tnsresL Dus no mem sosn ~. u ~ 80 nav ~ IL
due for his monthly donations.
4th- The said Union shan hold a meeting At 'sasS once n u -
alton of its affairs, OF the time and place. q which public noesoe
there shah be no election Of cHicers It such meeting, the o.
officers shall retain thez Offices until their SUCCESSOR ec aug
elected.
dent, Treasurer and Secretary. Ip omcess shau DC such - u
o6 ssh. In In a al suit against the aid Union In any Court Of TIN
Kingdom, service upon the President q ss.staEy therso1 z.
the time such service Is made, ahan be deemed sunctent ssrvtss
Given under ny hand and seA q the Inseries
aa-s, ~ L KAMEHAMKHA.