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PERSONAL.

DERsoNAL;-WM PRINCE. ss1 street, oppo.
i site the Patent 0fice, is the only one in town
who does FLUTING. having three very elegant
machines now in operation. Ladies who desire
this very fashionable trimming should give him
call Stamping in all its varieties egantly done.
stamped Goods. Braid and Silks for sale. au l2-tf
EEMALE COMPLAINTS receive partiular atten.
L ton at DR.. DARBY'S Office, 492 7th street
between d and e. Those in need of confidential
adviser can be suited by calling on him. au 5-lm.
pRIVATE COMPLAINTS Are treated, either
j personally or by letter, at DR.. WOODS once,
49s 7th street. Separate rooms for patients. Of
fee open day and night. au5 SLIM
MADAME AHOLIAB WOULD RESPECTFUL-
1Hl ly announce to her friends and the public
generally, that she is now settled permanently in
house No 249 Q street. between Az and 9th SITS,
require It, the Past Present and a Future. 20 BenS
an impressed medium. she is able to advise and
counsel with safety upon all matters; especially
business matters; or in fact, anything of import
snee Ladics 75 cents; Gentlemen 1925. Gan be
consulted TT. u q. m. until p. m. an b-2w"
FXTRAORDINARY POWER. Mrs L. SMITH,
II ClairvOyant ana Test Medium, 252 4th street.
few doors above street, with the aid of spirits,
living friends; describes them, gets names; tells
character; reads the future. Advice about bust.
ness. Sitting 81. jy SLIM
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IMPORTANT TO sUTLHRs
SUTLERS WILL FIND
III. A. DOWNING 4 CO.'S

h. A. DOWNING 4 CO.'S
y 90 o MIRA TED OL<H
TO Bl A MOST VALUABLE Anr1o1. m
THEIR TRADE,
1t sells very rapidly, and is the met economie.,
article Of dss for the ocers mess. It Ia pr.n.,.d
In one minute, and makes most deliciou. sor. =,
Chowder. It H. highly recommended h, A.,
Surgeons. The profits are large.
b. A. DOWNING & CO..
Manufacturers Of Concentrated Foos
a No. Ill East 18th st., New Yort
s For sale By BARBOUR & 6IMMfS, Sole AGENT.
IS Louisiana Avenue.
- sly Warrington, D, q
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~ proved June 80, 1854
Lucy Hooper. ~
IGaptain Brand, Of the "Centipede." By Capt.
zs fhe Atlantic Monthly for August,
81 zZhe Ladder Of Life. BY Amelia b. Ddvards.
aaIij,ce Derins. By the author Of "Guy Living
k1liott's Manual for Cayalrv
ailway Anecdote Book
1eecher's Religious Training of Ob;Idren
ColIins' Voyage down the Amoor.
g ~ q FRGNCK TAYLOR.
*RILLIARp TA1LEs y IoR sALl.-Ths subssri.
DILLIARD TABLES, nearly new
ns IN .sn siIIIs.s sasIlSss !oa Of very lev
1lth street end Psnnsyivania Avenue. hE-W
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VIEWS OF BATTLE YIlLD, yulv lath. near
" Tort Stevens, !th street road, to be had Of j.
nue., between 9th and 9th streets. MARKET spssc.
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TNHINeS WORTH KNOWING ABOUT HORSES,
Ia london; Dadds Modern Horse Doctor; Youatt
Fnot FnstieHs MsIorssn Hersss Miles ON the Horses
iisr; Horse Owner q Guide; Mayhew,s Illustrated
sssmsps 5ss 1soisSs sssyy Mayhsw igstrssed Horse Man
Horsemanship; Dadd's Anatomy Of the Horse;
Yeuase On ;nh ths Horse; stonshenes on the Horse,
Vstsrinarian. Oy Sl RRXNCK TAYLOR.
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EURNISHED ROOMS TORRENT AND FIRST
CLASS TABLE BOARD,
No. 517 18th street, nearly opposite Kirkwood
House au 23-St*
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Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ne 8, lassituds, palpitation of the heart. lack o
appetite distress after eating, torpid liver, con-
stipation, &c, deserve 70 suffer if they will not
try the celebrated
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with Board,
l. in the spacious double house 339 street, be-
tween 18th and l4th. Hot and cold bath. au "a 81
EOR RENT, WITH B0ARD-A large RACK
PARLOR, on the FIRST floor. Also, four or five
Table Boarders can be accommodated at No. 261
u street, between l4th and 18th. au "a 6tN
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Robertson were elected as vice Presidents OF the Con-
vantion. A. f. Judd. Secretary, Henry Thompson.
Interpreter, and NJ. Knaea, Chaplain.
The discussions were confined to the organization
Of the Convention, and to the mode Of voting. Some
pretty sharp cross-fring was INDUCED in, but as it
refers only to preliminary matters, it may be called
the picket skirmishing.
1t was decided that all voting should be by each
house separately, and not by joint ballot, which Sc
cures TO the delegates the right to veto any PROPOSE
tons that the mobiles may wish to adopt.
The main questionable legality Of this mode of
amending ths Constitution-has not yet ONE up.
When it does, there will probably he some warm talk,
on both sides Of the house, and the opinion which
the delegates and people entertain for the judgment
of the Ministry on this question will be pretty freely
ventilated.
The intense interest with which the people watch
the approaching contest with the Ministry, may be
Judged from the crowded houses, both at the church
and at the court house. 1t is the most important
and vital question to the liberties of the people that
has ever been up for discussion, and the end no man
can foretell. Let the delegates rest assured that they
will be supported by the people, even though the
Ministry fall in the struggle which they have Volun-
tarily commenced regarding the Constitution.
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the " arid" are delighted. bu. those of a hydropathic

the =" arid" are delighted, but those of a hydropathic
temperament say ola IA -
1t cannot be denied, but Mr.. W. is extremely
liberal and the true bred gentleman, for, notwith-
standing his own juster notions of government, he
Kindly permits those of q democratic turn of mind to
express their opinions freely in his presence, provided
they can get a word in edgewise against his own.
Mr. VS. defunc,ion leaves q wide silent gap in our
bereaved community, the loss is irreparable. Like
other great men. Mr.. W. manifested his d. ruling
passion IN DEATH it was " Rats" he accused them
OF the unmanly propensity to desert ships in distress
and his rawlings against them, was pitiful to hear.
His last immortal words were Rats , Church State :
knight of the Garter Omnes .Horiuntur! 1t
IS q consolation to believe that !. n. Honolulu admin
lstered extreme JUNCTION, and that his synpathizing
friend, L. Is. assisted at the sorry ~solemnity.
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q The Smyrniote will sail to-day at II o'clooks
taking a mail. Papers. in wrappers, can be had at
cur counter
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PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY, u Q.
Opening OF the
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

This anxiousIy -ezpested event took place at the
Stone Church or Thursday last. The church was
excessively crowded, many foreign ladies and gentle
men being present A raised platform was erected
in front OF the pulpit, on which sat His Majesty the
King, the Princess Victoria, Gov. Kekuanaoa, and
other mobiles. with the representatives Of foreign
powers
The King arrived shortly after II o'clock. under
esco-: Of the military and cavalry companies. The
exercies opened with prayer by Bishop Staley. The
King then read in Hawaiian and English his adj
dress, which we insert below; Immediately after the
delivery Of which the Convention adjourned till FRI
H. a, II oscionE
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Miscellaneous TeIegrams.

The Richmond Sentine f of the 18th says: Hunters cavalry
have raided through Nelson county,, upon the line of the Char
lotesvile railroad, also on Concord, eighteen miles east OF
Lynchburg. and in Campbell county. His purpose appears to
be to d-solate the country around L~ynchburg, and possibly lay
siege 10 it.
Gen. Foster reports that he has been informed by the rebel
johnson at Charleston, that five Of our general officers in the
hands of the enemy are kept under fire, and as a retaliation he
asks permission TO place a like number of rebel officers OF the
same rank under rebel fire, and Stanton has given permission.
General Sherman says: "a: night, and in the midst of dark
ness and storm, and at daylight, We entered the enemy's line
from right to left. The whole army is now in pursuit as far q
Chattshoochee." Gen. Sherman aida 9 start at once for
Marietta" STANTON.
turned to the United States on - leave of absence" This was
a convenient way of withdrawing our Representative for awhile,
so IS to evade the necessity for either Extensively refusing to
recognize MaximlIan's accession to the throne, or by such re-
cognisiOn accept a situation which the American people almost
unanimously decline
A private dispatch quotes gold, June 20, in New York at 200.
Another private dispatch quotes " Greenbacks" at 30.
The pirate alabama has burned the ship Rockingham, from
Callao.
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We have also 1

We have also for sale
HAWIIIAN flour, EXTRA sUPERFINE & sUPEkFiNk,
HAWAIIAN RICE, q superior quality.
And a General Assortment Of Goods sutteA
for this Market.
42a3, BOLLKs b co.
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NOTES OF TIE WEEK.

FOURTH OF july AMONG THE WEB-FooIs-I II was a
proud compliment which President Lincoln paid to
the sailors of the U. S. Navy, that there was not q
rebel among them Scores of their officers resigned
and received commissions under the rebel Gag of the so-caI. d
Confederate States, but Jack was true to the Gag. Forever let
this tact be proclaimed to his honor, and hence it seems quite
appropriate that Capt Rowland, Purveyor Of the L. s. Hospi-
tai, should euIyen the monotory OF Hospital life, by a good 4h
in front Of the Hospital, and under 1t were spread well
.'loaded" tables, supplied with the best the market afforded.
mer Purveyor, and the Rev. Mr.. Damon, who ofbcIates as the
Chaplain of the Hospital, About thirty of the inmates of the
Hospital were present Hereafter. We hope, that, so long as
ihs q BE- = dG GTve e5aa,e5. 'uP 9a6no1 a to aT sbon b se !" g si Sns% 4tA"
""s DC Jul CIV no"oI ~ III" n'"f i ~ -
SUPREME CoURT-The July term opened or Tues
day, the 5th. Judges Robertson and Davis presiding.
But three cases have come before it as yet.
The King vs.. Kekai, charged with larceny of a
hat, by appeal from the Police Court and Circuit
Judge at hambers. Verdict. not guilty.
The King VS.. .Nauae, "a wOman.) charged with
perjury, committed II years ago, in the matter of the
proof of a will. Verdict, not guilty.
The King vs.. Henry L. Sheldon, charged with
embezzlement of monies belonging to the Hawaiian
Government. Verdict, guilty of the embezzlement of
S735 So. Counsel for the prisoner (Messrs. Stanley
and A. F.. Judy took exceptions, and the case will
come again before the Court. No sentence has been
given yet. -
CONCENI-OJ uOiiCS III dhOtHci CoIumus II Will Dc
seen that a native concert will be given at the Stone
Church on Thursday evening. for the benefit of the
QUEENS HOSPITAL. Tickets will be so cts, for
admittance to the floor of the Church, and % cts,
for children. Admittance TO the galleries will be
% cts. We do not knew what the singing will consist OF, but
understand that the amateurs engaged have been praciicing
for some time, and We doubt not it viii be well worth a visit.
- The luau ut Moanalua on the 4th drew out a
large number Of foreigners and natives, who had a
feast of good things, and a nice Jolly time, though
we did not learn that the California programme was
carried out. There were several iuaus in the valleys
back of the town, and the native population seem to
have enjoyed the holiday quite as much as their for
eign brethren. "
A FAST BoAT-Tbe last round trip of the Comet
to San Francisco and back, is one OF the shortest on
record-only 35 days. The Comet left here May
18th, I. NJ and arrived early on the Sd of July
FIVE weeks absent, nine days of which were spent in
San Francisco.
q The SmyrRiote will sail to-day at II o'clock.
taking a mail. Papers. in wrappers, can be had at
cur counter
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Minister of the Interiors Notice

- y n III EaS ONe - AA
KS ROBERTSON, one Of the Justices of the Supreme ~
- Court, setting as a Court OF Probate. on te "a -
of June, has declared the following property belonging 70 the
estate of James Smith, late of Honolulu, deceased on ooaro
the barque Florence, to have eschea.td 70 hs"aiIan S o
eminent, to wit 4: a certain lot of land situated in PCUNCI,
near Honolulu, In Nuuauu Valley, being the third section,
corner Of this land, joining the kula land of Kahope, running
North 40 : East, l chain A l1-i2 feet, to the North corner OF
this land; thence South 500 East, l chain 50 feet to the East
corner of the land; thence South, 24o West, 1 chain 50 3-l2
feet to the South corner, joining Poomanu's land; thence TO COM
mencement North, &c West 2 chains; containing 2 chains
lO3 fathoms, 5 feet. Now therefore the SAID land will be sold at
Auction, at the corner Of Kashumanu and Queen streets on
FRIDAY, the 2d of July at u O'Clock, NJ.
BY ORDER OF MINISTER OF INTERIOR.
400 I'm
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w orklns Horses,


More or less, together with the equipments, harness and surni-
ture of the said horses; ONE DAIRY, and the furniture Of .
Dairy.
The Cattle and Horses will be separated from the iLtercs. o.
the Co-owner, and will be sold in lots to suit purchaserA
and will be delivered from the pen on the day OF sac.
and every reasonable provision will be made for the re-
freshment of those attending the sale.
1 have also levied upon and shall expose for sale, at The
COURT HOUSE DOOR, in the city of Honolulu, on the 26sh
Day of JULY, 2 O'Clock, Noon. ONE ExrRnss
WAGON, ONE CONCORD WAGON, AND ONE MARKET WAGON, ONE
WE'LL BROKEN HORSE, and the harness pertaining 70
the said wagons. Likewise, the lot OF land, situated At the
junction of Little Greenwich road with Nnuanu Valley road,
and the buildings thereon situated; said lot and buildings being
those at present occupied by the said Paul II. Manini.
Also, the tract or parcel Of land situated In the city Of
Honolulu, at the corner OF Maunakea ami Marine streets, and
the building thereon situated.
Also, another tract Of land, situated on the north sde o.
Maunakea street, in the rear of the house occupied by Mrs.
Colburn.
Also, a small tract of land situated in Walkele, Eva, COO
tanning kalo patches and fish ponds, said tract containing
Z So 100 acres. more or less, as well as another tract situated at
Pepeeaopih, Haloua, Waianae, containing 9 45-l00 acres, more
or less, with the buildings and structures thereon situated,
unless the said judgment, interest, costs, and my fees and
commissions shall have been previously paid
W. C. PARKE, Marshal.
n, B.-The sale Of cattle. etc, at Lualualei, will commercs
at IL O'Clock on the morning OF the goth, -and will continue
from day to day until finished.
Honolulu. June 18th, 1864. 4o4s
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Public Notice.

TIME MEETING OF THE
LAHAINA SUGAR COMPANY, will be holden on
the 18th day of July next ensuing, at the
store of Messrs. HoFFsCHLAEGER & SrAPENHoRsr, Honolulu,
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. Per order
4. w HUTCHINSON,
423-2t Secref0rU.
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Administrator Notice!

TIME ESTATE OF SMITH,. LATE
OF Honolulu, having been declared escheat 10 the Hawaiian
Government, and the undersigned having been appointed
administrator thereby. All persons having any demands
against the same, are hereby notified to present the came a.
my office Immediately.
CHARLES c. HARRIS.
Honolulu, June odd, 1864,
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION SALE or RRAL ESTATE.
Pubic notice hereby gsea BY virtue Of the powers
vested in the Commissioners OF Sinking Fund Of the
city Of New York by ordinance OF tie Common Council
passed February % 1885, ana ac. Of the Legislature Of
this state. passed May ls iSat The Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund w, Offer for sale al public auiop saur
day the 9n day Of Apri s6i al noon at the Exchange
ssosrco No III Broadway in tho oily Of New York. By
WILLIAM kENNELLY Auctoneer. the following Real
Estate, belonging 10 The city OF New York. viz
One iol Of LAM on thc south side OF City Han place
the city Of New York. between Chambers and aeate
streets
One lo OF Land on the west sde OF Main street. in me
city Of Brooklyn between Water street and thess rive,
Maps maybe obtained at The Complroors ONCE Hall Of
Records, and after March 2e 1884
Terms Of sseTeu cent Of The purchase money and
Office Immediately after the sale Thirty per cent on the
Isl day OF May next when the doeds will DO ready Cor de-
livery the balance may and mortgage for
eve years from May 1854 with interest at The rata o.
per cent per aanuw payable half yearly
MATHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller
cirg or Rsw YoaR Dsr&arsnEr oe.rNlHcg coSegaol-
1ea's OFeroe March 1864
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
E'EagY LEASES AT AUCTION,
T AT THE CITY uAUr,

o. sSnasg Msr ss.;as g 1854 M e 4y esysg Gsss
ag1,s secsI.y for term Of ten years from hs is dsy
Tie Lease Of the Ferry now estab shed from the oo Of
Houston street East river New York. to he foot Grand
The Lease q the Fegy now established from the foo. Of
Lease Of e.. The Ferry essssd from the foot @
street yss BsookIy1 y ~ f rdsr, D.
Sssis sssaSs HoSosen NJ e" TOTE % 'h' 1901 o. "a
Christopher street. North river New York. to Hobokea
The said several ferry leases win be sold, with all the
rs pss end sv S thereof belonging to the
00rp0'"'''a "1 % nv wy ooyDiTIoSs:
usual form of Ferry Leases heretofore entered into by
TIE each Of the Ferries 10 be made
o D p e m and o Of e I aar % % In %
the M sss Or errs hs BE or they g g conduct and man
ons or may aes
frsm lime e time ss made passed by the Common
as Ferry Lease and Il. .ppspdase in
ny '
Sis rs fsrisIssd .
The y. TIM. ass:aisd
sSaq w,ss iss %
s s % n % for ss the o n. q
hs Of the Lsass Bonds and be
S or S a % Se as
during ths II. Term q ,hs Lease .a,
them be purchased BY parties other than the
they w be required accordance with the provisions OF
The laws OF Inc State purchase fair vaua
should tho present lessees desire ss boats
buildings and fixtures necessary for the purposes Of fey
said value 10 be fixed by selected by the old
be psid for the same ..,.n eec,
The lease shall also contain covenant requiring csea
ferry boat TO have attached ioits engGca feS of hose
quality and dimensions that used by the Fire De.
parment Of the city Of New York and 70 be used 70 the
Engineer or his assistants OF the Fire Department Of the
cv OF New York. for which services the lessee shall
ceive twenty dollars per hour for ea hour engaged and
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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PROPOpALs.

TVxECrTIvE COMMITTEE OFFICE. rEB
~ 1884 Mol Comm Gnieation between JsmSies and the
rnied states Of America The Governor srd Executive
Committee wiz receive yfoJosas n % Stl A pr Dsx from
rsrties wiling 10 corigsc Win hen he svayGnca
of nonthly NAL between the cy o Kings
sses Of tmeres and VICE versa sndsL w auhoru q
this siand "a VIC H. 70 VIC &. III. s1c ~
Vie & J. 70 rrCvlce steam q nmunirauer between tha
island and the United States Amer The erms and
oondtors nc ding he od for which the conifurt vi
ls tasen ~ te made sn9wn on appi,cahen 70 NessIs
IhowsoD, Hawsev Co. Nincing lane. ndori jeremiah
Leaycraf Esq. New YORK. az this once. Tenders for
mis- service - be sent the crcsrv of the Executive
Committee ~ JaYrasa. Srsnsh Town.
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1-ALrAFIE rERRy FRANCHISES Al rrELro Arc.

JALrAFGE FERRY FRANCHISES At PUBLIC Arc-
on Sonaay. Aniil ii. isa :, eleven oc,oc1 A. ".
vili = se.a q pyss.s agc. on. o Ae hisaes, bid.
Ferry esahlshed nosl o aud Lately adjoining
rv,r ssS Yers t, Is, 100, efsSSG seyenh .ce Br1ek
O. 3s gEsnsss e. Fer, see g sess
aud 30 Essi rivef New YORK e ne sp feet Of Bridge
Tie Lease y he Franchise of lie Ferry sbou, 70 BE- o.
stshed fon TIE sr o. ossin between PIERS Nos 3 and
fSs .a Fss a.. @ Vii % y ws al N.
Corporation o. the cry cayn,,,nyo q Mr. w.
The eondors aud covenants 8. hs 'easss 10 be 10 ,hc
usual iorm OF Ferry eaaes heeioore entered By
Tke ssse each Of the above rsm fsrfe, 10 be made
70 conform 70 tae requirements ~ he er cea..r 10 rea.
.sce cr .s.ees hat he or hey vii ssnda, ana he
said ferry srres ssrecaoy % such rps. regulations
10 BE- made raised by the cormor Council q STATE
IN purchaser Of The ferry ease ,rd il. srr.nassss n
"a easr vii required nsy al The ne and ace of
sae 70 The Collector Of CITY Retenrc srin cqns 70
any o. he r.n, Of be @ Gaser il s.e ss .T.cuss
sse With The nsu. covensn ohesse 70 be forfeited 70
sf Il ne sane ne eS.ed G 4, wa 70 is. q
segeci, that Le eie.1,e bond with snIs,ies %
q ne rsn sns 81 az '.; Afsto @ ss :s. c .,ssos q
rsd by the purchaser ard no nrense whaever b.
reS % eS by n res roroe e 4. sss ws hs gn
IRE lssse shsi si,o contain covenant requiring each
fery bos 70 have attached a Is eIgne a ne sTpsrsns or
fofce pump viii not less than se fsei of hose - The
o, ihe o,y Of yew used Tor the esnrisi
ment Of res whenever required ~ the Chef Engineer
Yors ioy which tsTv ae essse ss o,svs fsenty dol
4rs PER ho for each hour engaged, aud iime u 5e
e'un'e' '''' ''ut MATHEW 7 BRENNAN. Comptroller
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

A MEXICAN HOTEL. BRO NDwAY AND EIGHTH
"A street New York or the EuroVesn plan. Furnished
rooms E suite and s.ngl.
I EBANON SPRINGS, COLUMBIA HALL THE pUB
~ lc are respectfully informed hat cstab.ishment has
cha ged hands and viii W futuuc
dsrflgned. Families vshiur summer viii
Please aadfe hul isard Lebanon srrings Colombia
county. y. y. HENRY HULL
y. A. HAZARD.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

CoSNhcrIcur RIVER PEN.-NAyIGATI0E RE
~ sumsd Steamer GRANITE STATE will leave reck
snr snr y wednesasy Msrsh q, oelg:k A.. for Hart
Peck sr saturday March r. ~ O'Clock r NJ, for Hart
iord direct For further information aule OF 6AXTOE
SkABlRY, IL sousa slses ~ v 7~~'~'