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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-31

Reform NEEDED.-The chain gang is generally
considered "a a place where offenders against the
public peace are taught to fear the laws of both God
and man. Not 50, however, with the favored cul-
Priis Of our chain gangs, who can be seen any day
around the Royal Mausoleum, or making the roads
mp the valley, sitting around, laughing, chatting,
smoking and having u merry time generally. Near
PunchbOwl hill j. also another gang, who are regu-
llrly served with the government paper, free of
charge Of course, and can lie seen reading il leisurely,
with their pipes in their mouths, and two or three
women lying around loose, ministering to their
wants. Now this il all wrong. Prisoners are sen
tencel 20 hard trOrL, and work they must. Ii is
no; fulfilling the ends Of Justice to allow them to lille
away hnlfof their time, with women, pipes and news
papers 10 their hearts content. nor for them to
kuock I'll work at three O'Clock as they boast they
arr allowed to 10. We don't know who has the i'm
mediate charge Of these gang, or is responsible for
their service. But the public has To- hear the expense
- their maintenance, and the legislature should
exact strict responsibility from those who have the
charge. or reduce the appropriations. and thus CON-
Icl more faithful service. Justice and a due regard
for the public interests, demand "A reform in this
matter. -
OcF,S DrrTHs.-Thc average depth of the Atlantic
Ocean is estimated ~ 1000 feet. and of the Pacific
r., S',psp feet. The deepest water in the Atlantic is
III the leland of -. Helena. which hRs been sounded
. 5,GrI feet. or over five miles.
According to the statement which we published in
our issue u June <. Capt. Brooke Of the FsnHunore
Co1prr found the depth Of the Pacific Ocean between
Hawaii aud san Francisco To- vary from poo to 2GOO
mthoms. averaging 2J0o mthoms, or 1900 feet. We
doubt whether II il 49, deep between this group and
China ne between IL AMI America. though We have NO
data 10 confirm our opinion. II Capt. Brookc's sur
yey- srs reliable. the bottom II the Pacific. between
here aud san Frnncisco il very favorable Ia laying
the cable, which will probably he lone during the
next FIVE yc,rs, a. the ih.riug Straits telegraph Rp-
pears - H. entirely abandoned.
Tm CANr BprFR.-A correspondent writing from
Kauai. snys regarding this pest, "I was at IInnalei
"a f.x days since. The rnvages e the borcr appear
a. b. On the increase. and nre causing the planters
much solicitude. One talks If planting the castor
oil bean. instead II cane. while with others tobacco
~ cotton has been suggested ne a substitute"
Before abandoning the fields. we urge our cane
growers =, take some efficient measures 10 destroy
the borer. Perhaps burning the infected cane dis
tnrt nigh, answer. just "a is often done with old
cane fields. This would seem To- be the best me
,ho-l Lime alz, might he tried. though this on a
large scale would prove expensive.
4 NFrirrp HoyoR.-The Royal Geographical So
ein.v If ENGLAND has awarded tho last Nir,oria GOLD
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Mexican Intelligence

NV IoRK, August 5.-Intelliyence has been II
coivod from the city Of Mexico I" July lith.
Santa Anna was still in prison.
Marquee has not been found.
The foreign Ministers were unmolestci.
The Press Is advocating n general amnesty. N
agree, however. in favor of severe punishment Z
Marquee. Lacanz and others.
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DoN'r nE AL,RNFp-if the ere bells ring about IL
this afternoon, rs the boys have set that hour TO man
the brakes for n drill.
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Secretary Stewards reply to the application Of
DR.. Nabhegyr Tor Intervention in behalf of Santa
Anna is a lengthy document. Seward demonstrates
that the steamer Virginia was not engaged in reg
ular business as a merchant vessel. but was char.
tered by Santa Anna to convey himself and sui,e
to Mexico. on an Illegal and bclligcrent expedition.
While at Vera Cruz. he was i'm consultation with
the enemies Of the republic. who had arranged II
proclaim him a Provisional Chief at Vera Cruz in
opposition to the Republican Government He
falsely pretended that he went TO Mexico with the
sanction of the President and Secretary Seward and
thereby prevented the surrender of Vera c,1,y
after the terms of surrender had been agreed unon
by both parties. The State Department apprn,es
the proceedings of the Us. Consul and Conmapaer
Roe at Vera Cruz
The Secretary also quotes Santa Anna letter -
General Peraza. to show that Santa Anna landed al
Sisal voluntarily, and that the C,ptain of the
Virginia did not protest against his capture. hnt
against bis landing contrary to orders Of Command
er Roe.
Seward concludes as follows: 4" Mexico seems n.
length 10 have triuInphed over all her internal and
foreign enemies, aud passed the crisis. Now. when
she may be expected To- restore order aud MORGAN
we herself upon the permanent foundations of Union.
Freedom. and Rep hlican Government. only some
great national injury, wrong. or offence. would ius-
tify this Government in suddenly assuming an nm
friendly attitude towards The Republic of Mexicor'
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PASSENGERS S4rrrn

FOR HAVANA Jan 2-In Steamship Moro CsseM, .nd Ma
IT. Banker and servant Col Dieoa Peter Vandefsoo Nc ard Ms
Dnancy aud Mrs n Tucker Ahab Thomas Lrseah Jsfaa
Morris Charles Elmer NJ IiBendOux, Alfred sesen, A
and Mrs Garner Miss Wheeler Da Ana SaBehu De IoIeo
Tpher Mr. and Predeks Miss Shears j. ChrstO Table
er1 Terer Miss WILEY Miss Dngsn, A. Loor G. Rsson D.
Gomez Shseuberz Mr and Mira Desser and servant Mia
Noen Churchill Faybe G. w. Minor lady daughter sR<
servant Ashmead A. r. Gorei Mrs Huber and daughter Men.
tana D. H. Pascal Mr. Spanlding-Iotal DO =. -.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUBKNSfOWS Jan 26-ln steaisshAf
The onen-Leon and lady T. Prankerd Pckeng and
LADY, A. Alexander Catn p T. Beeoe Fry Mt Ben ieafn
Miss Bren Sona Mrs Pickering James Dillon, hFs Cart aaf
Others In the seersge -
Miss Brewer Rev Wsr M Bandwiz Miss Tenor R schmItt
Mss Parker Mr. Levi Mr. smpki Mr. Carey fr Randolph Nc
and Mrs Muady Geo Wilbur Mr. CangOr 6eO AacAennn
Walsh Mr Mrsgr r. Officer o. H. Frash ~ Morte1hef NJ
Rayce Capt Cbbt Joku Peterson Alfred Toledo Miss Oakley A.
FOR H1VRE AND BREsT Jan 26rn steamship vile de Paris.
Hon G. Tcehe Deputy Minister Of Agmtue cgmnagnsr s
Count Gabren G. Walnshaw j. Philippe teConal OIL rt.hss
At Mobile Mr. and Secor VIM H. seco NJ ana afs
Hnhbe Mr. and Mrs H. GOnd son and d9ngs,e ION ~
nus and Samuel BFennn Mrs ana Us
DER child servant H. ReiHo1 Telhering X b. bene nrn'
helm Mr. and Charles BuOnc0n0 and daughter We bsf
de Sum0n Miss Drumbren Vo b. Wetet hh r y
Yeshos H. Paloye Rogers Mr. BONles Murat Deyre. Jn
Furpso1 Scott Milton Antonio Gersr Edward heade M a
Mrs Byia Lahebe MARI Kahn NJ a Peot Loas ssp1e A m
Mchand Miss Caharne Hunter Chas DeYno bernau "aO "n
Josephine Cabot Mr. Prau Peter Scott .
FOR LIVERPOOL jan 26lp steamship tty OF New
T. Kent children aud servant Miss pution haay Jcnn mo
cor o. Marten Capt Whker Dir end Mrs Sykes
Mrs daughter Col HaNley, Dr. G. s. teene Mrs
Adams Robert Chance samuel Dr. LeyFe Mr< Atwood aa1
daughter Biond Org W. OReAy Chas Saunders DR. H. Zoos
Samuel and Clinton H. H. Krchbaum keae j. B White Mr.
Mrs Buehamp Baker George Thompson f. l. Lolsoh L.
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has been collected and is now In this city, whore
designed TO place il on exhibition for fow days before
Is sent abroad Two thousand dollars, toward defrayng
tho expenses Of the Commissioner and the
OF the ores were subscribed in Central City Colorado Of
winch $1,000 have already been expended IL IL proposed
70 Keep the Special Commissioner in Europe Tor year.
disseminate Information respecting the resources OF the
Ierrt9Iy so rs to stimulate the influx OF capital and
mostYaluabe improvements IN mining from tina mines
ana smeng works abroad to be published for tho bono
NJ OF she people OF the Territory For this purpose ~
intended 70 raise SO this and other Cities and com
mttee consisting of w u. Russell. @. W. Maynaid Liy'
lngstO oatterec Nict0n Bishop and Douglas Mcintyre
was appointed 70 solicit subscriptions and carry out the
objects OF the meeting Another meeting will DO held %
next Thursday evening.
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paCopNcERS ARRTVED.

FROM LONDON HAYRE 26In steamship Belona Mrs.
Harriet Gering MARY Ann and H. T. Gerlng Dr. n Mnet
Mrs Fann Hoeke Elias Salmon john stewart enfJ trs
ven James Harrison Sidney Austin Caud Bnger Henry C2fpeate
FROM HAvRE-W Andre AdelbeFt PANS, h Leverone' Hes
~ COnrader, and 3lz in the Storage =. :, -, i,
EROM CHARLESTON 26I Steamship ambean-Cot Jehs
Edwards o. s. a. Surgeon H. d. Wilson C. T. Jones' and 10 10 ths
steeTage. .,---t-..k n,
FROM NEWORLRANS Jan. Pin steamship Merrimaeh "
Rseae Mr. Sherman, r. H. Doekn W. A. Croits ana
nephew g. and wife Rowe D d. krsHsch nisoas
Nonn q Wright c. H. Enan, and ~ In the seersgc
FROM BREAiBN AND sOUTHAMPrOE Jan 26nseanshp UHios
srroder ~ IIenhen Cafe and family, Bethel Louis ktnge
w HIGHLANDER e. Dans Qusek Sophia Cornell W Vsn BAakess
evn W Field family IT, Herr Geo Alien, Carl Loekan1 j. II
Mny.ina a. Biebel n Kapese G. Dechman, o. Blanksrt,
Prtzen Schwartz r. Heman G. y Hunnug HAS HsEsnas.
R Tueke Rencke Mahn Jacob Nhcr A. o. stack, beftf
Ka Neuhsus A. Gunthe g. Best kobbe n Schroeder an
fmllY 4. Goldsmith II. Gubbend0Tt ~ III ~
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Corporatlon Notices.



OYYTCE COHHslONER TAXES AND AsslssNKSTs
No % CHANBEKs Ngw-YoEE. Jan y, 1901
N0TICETO X-PAYERS.--NOtice is hereby
~ given that the Assessment Rolls q the Real and ffon9l ks
the City and County New ork Tor The year 1867 open r ~
Bpechon MONDAY January II 1871 and VIII
Fnn open m the Goth dsy Of April 1851 for the AFFECTION Of errors
and the equsEa0n 0ltbe ares and personal
Of the City County Of Sew-loTk an peso& believing them
pess Be ggfeyd make application 70 the Commissioner ear
Pc ID: period sbessmeniond IN order to Obtain the fe provided
law The act Of 1859 provides that during The time the books shan b.
spcp public Inspection hefenbeoe provided application may be
ads persoR considering hn aggeyd BY the ASSESSED yue
Non Of bis real estate have ue corrected such
application be made IN relation the assessed valuation Of real estate
gust ~ made N Nnng stating e goune OF objection here and
ssegpen ne CmgeIt shall ern INTO the eompan au ~ IN
he!r ogmen the stei1ent shall the -
p corrected Nn pphe,uon BE- made 10 relation % the assessed
gauaoa 81 Honalee The applicant shall examined oath
By The said Commissioner who fhn be
BATHS aBy Of th and in bis judgment
The
VI such assessment A. they may believe 10 just declare
thereon Nhp thirty days amer such application shall
bde them No reduction shan b. made blythe Board q Supervisors
and pona imposed
iess appeal under oah Affirmation bs party ggresed
within the period prescribed i0F corsc0a Of
h1es Ly reason Of sickness absence from the city
A. J. WILLIAMSON, Com Of Tsres
j. " BiOwk Assessments.
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COLORADO AND THE PARIS ExposrrIoN.-A number
OF gentlemen interested In the develop OF the re
OF Colorado met at tho st. Nicholas Hotel on sat
urday evening TO hear the report OF Mr. George W. May
uard the Special Commsoney from the Territory 10 tne
Paris Exposition. Five hundred pounds Of na'.re CIV
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NEW STEAM ICE-BoAT.-The New-tlaven ice-boat
minnie E.Dodd," built by Mr. j. s. Dodd Of Dodd's Ex-
press to contest the championship with the Hudson River
iceboat fleet put trial Saturday on Tuesday
the boat be taken to Fshdl, by the Hudson RIVER
Railroad and later IN the week Will make trial trip OK
50 or 40 miles on the river Her length Is 80 feet her
breadth feet inches and her wheelhouse feet higher
than the deck The boat rests on three runners two OF
rho third runs from feet forward being ten feet In
length To this last the wheelhouse Is attached The
wheels IL feet in circumference have each 80 wedgel
Knives which seize the ice and thus propol the boat
with the present machinery seyenhorse double 0scila
INC enepe no less than 400 revolutions per minute be
made and speed of 20 miles Per hour attained She can
run over ice but four Inches IN thickness with perlect
The pilot house and cabin will seat % persons. -
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Amnsemenis.

RARNUM AND VAN AlIBURGHs
~ MUSEUM AND hENAGERIB COMBINATION
'''-" " G MUSEUM MN AE En- tHs AND DRAMA
FINAL OPPORTUNITY
Of witnessing the talented Leo, ee@st.e1ge
MRS. g. c. HOWARD.
ToPssY ToPsRY ToPsEY,
EVERY AFT 4iR RREsA AZ w FzESISG AT II
viii positively be the $3.50 .- ,,vcr
Of seeing the great American Drsma ~
T TSCiE 4 f9sfs S S4sTS
UNCLE TOMS CABIE
as must be withdraw &so Sf Bfoa SoSSfrr
On exhibition, Of all hours, the
ENTIRE van AMDURGH COLLECTION OF LIVING WILD
INCLUDING GIRAFFE OVER IS PERT HIGH
o t,,. Ham. & N ia s Sieo 81 srEcHNS by
o ''s''t G6R R GINNING, Tie GREAT Ii0SsL1YE
GIANT AND G1ANTBSS, TWO DWARFs'
CIRCASSIAN GIRL LEOPARD CHILD,
FOUR LIVING BROOK TROUT WEIGHING TWENTY
coSMoRAMAs LKAEyE1 SEAL, HAPPY App z FAMILY,
GRAND AQUARIA, HISTORICAL RELICS, and
OVER $4,000 OTHER CUR0SITIES
Admission 80 cents; children under 10, Is cents
MAGNITCENT RELIGIOUS, HISTORICAL SPECTACULAR ZOO
LOGICAL DRAMA, written b l By pnoroun
and in which the LIVING WILD ANIMALS viii be consPieuOu'y
NEW YORK CIRCUS,
~ VIVA, FOurteenhst, opposite Academy Of Muse n,,.,,o,
l. B. LENT''''' W 81
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
THE HORSE COMEDY.
which is nightly received with - - -
ENTHUSIASTIC PLAUDITS AND
UPROARIOUS MANIFESTATIONS OF MlRTH,
EVERY NIGHT AT g.
and at the MAtin6es a brilliant programme Of
EXCITING ACTS IN THE RING,
including every variety Of - - - - -
DASHING HORSEMANSHIP
AND WONDERFUL GYMNASTIC FBATS,
introducing the greatest Of equestrieunes,
MILE. CARL0TTA DIX BERG,
and all the principal artists Of the - .
MATCHIBSS CIRCUS TROUPE
To conclude with the sie-splttmg hoisecomedy OF
JOCKEYCLUB RACES.
the most lsughabe production Of the season with its
HORSE COMEDtANSl
REAL RACES
REMARKABLE EXHIBITION OF
AMATEUR JOCkBlSHlPl
and endless variety Of
INTENSELY HUMOROUS INCIDENTS.
prncnal characters nv highly esueated
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Mort it)arosn's Notife.

SrarK o NGW,foRK,
po,rw.RpENs oFVIcx. No % WDhanS
-orrcr :, berehv given in accordance vita
NOlICE ~ N, A., passed April H. 1851 suhted Al Aes
secuos Omcc the Port OF New YORK. 70 81 pesess
keone @ h,ns charge the subject matter OF aeh nqa
survey following vessels are eOw under ~
leps the sa Surveys or esAnnsnon ~
noa by E hhn Zen days next succeeding this notice % ees $50
vessela:
shin samuel RusseR.
Marlborough i.S
IsrgIs .....s
Ss'' ''"'' ''''4 kisruoRNR roMPEIsa P's'id'.I
4 AgG's Hssgisas ssacltsgv
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Alarble alantels

NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS Superior
w ia Appearance more dnbe half the price Of marble r. d.
STEWART, No 600 SiIh ave, between 10Th Bthss
MARBLE MANTELS.-rhe best place in the
WI y TO ruree MARBLE MAHTELS Of the latest designs AZ
very prices IL at KLABERs MARBLE WORKS No lg East
1Sihst dave Mane put up Ia the country uthh out
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CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JAn 26-Before
Judge SMALLEY.
AN EX-ARMY OFFICER SENT TO SING SNO-AN IN

AN EX-ARMY OFFICER SENT TO SING SlNU-AN IN
TERESTING CASE.
The United States agt Benjamin B. Miller 81,
An account of the trial and CONVICTION OF 1ne de-
fcndant has already appeared in columns lie hau
served I'm the Union army with credit ana dstlctOn
had participated In nearly forty battles; been several
times promoted and had the admiration and respect
Of his superior officers by his bravery and good conduct
After the war he appointed to the position or ngh-
clerk In the POsOfice in this city. While there, he lOO
advantage OF his position 10 emhezZle two registered let
tiers containing checks He forged the Endorsement OF
the pages names thcm negotiated them, obtained
the money and was about TO depart for New-Orleans
when his arrest caused by Mr. James Gay0r Special
Agent OF the PostOffice Department On his trial no
defense with the exception OF evidence Of former good
character and statement by counsel Of the probability
OF the letters having found by defendant made
Brevet MajOr-Gen. Joseph l.. Hamln and Major-Gen.
Alexander Shaler testified to his excellent character
cally and his good conduct soldier James p. Nblo
also testified to his good character, having known him
for ten years None OF these witnesses, however knew
anything OF his character man OF business, never
having had any business eatiOns with him. His father
mother and child in court when sentence was pro-
nOunced on Saturday morning Much sympathy was felt
the prisoner account of his previous good charac
ter his services in the army and the apparent grief OF
his relatives but the Court had no discretion IN the mat
ter the law making imperative that any one convicted
OF the crime of which defendant guilty should be
sentenced to a least ten years imprisonment at hard
labor. The Court accordingly sentenced DEFENDANT 70
ten years imprisonment at hard Labor In sing sing
prison II Is believed that, owing to the peculiar elrcu
stances of his case, and the probability OF his having
yielded to sudden temptation to eXtrcate himself from
term application will be made TO the President for MS
pardon, which application 1t is not likely Will be opposed
by those instrumental in detecting his crime and bring
ing him to punishment
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPECrAL TERM.-JAS 90
nf,r..I itlr R, ID
sURROGATE's oFFTCE.-JAS. %.
...,t.a .t.Artavrun Tn ppnuAVE

Wills ADMITTED TO FHUBAIF'
The wills of James GrOgan, James Street. Samuel
: Motlcy Cornelius Donovan, John J. Gibbons Icwls
sink Daniel b. Crane Frederick Bischoff Henry Bohnd,
Ann Burke and Martin Zeehefer have been admitted 10
probate during the past week
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GRANTED.
The following the estates ON which letters on al
instraton have been granted by the Surrogate during
the past week: estates Of James Cosgrove Ann Donovan
Samuel H. Hamilton, Rosa Lee Patrick MaGKay DENIS
Ngent Alexander Samuels George Wassen. John Martin
He'll Caroline Bauman, Thomas Bassett, Hannah Nc
Quaide, Gertrude ner Edward Ranhoter, Arthur Don
lev Robert n Monta que James Meihle, Samuel F. RICHTER,
Re6ccca j. seixas, James Egan, Joseph Field, Mary
how'd Bcrnard Fricry Martin Held John Kenney. Patrick
scully David Smith. Augustus Werner, Amos L. Story
Cafh9fne Brennan John Eln Rose A. Gassin, and John
w. smith.
BERNARD FRIERYs ESTATE.
Letters OF administration have been granted 10 the
mother Of Bernard Fricry on his estate
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THE SOUTHERN RELIEF CONFESSIONAL meetihg
Of merchants and business men was held on Saturday
afternoon at tho Chamber Of Commerce 20 send relief 70
the distressed southerners The Committee when had
having gnOrum the Committee was adjourned 10y INC
CHAIRMAN BIr Richard MoCurdy after he Irehsuror hr
1ror had proposed li OF TO form an EXECUTIVE
Commltee 10 meet In the directors rooms ot tho Mer
ehauts Bank at clock to-day. ~ - e. -
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Droposale.


N,vr DEPARTMENT, BUREAU PRoylIoM AND CLoTaiSe,}
NAVY SUPPLIES.-Separa Proposals,
IN indorsed Proposals for NAVY supplies viii be
this Bureau until o'clock TUESDAY the Eth DAY OF
February for furnishing and delivering az the United states Navy
Sards NewYork sud Boston before the trst day OF April next
quantities o. the different articles specified the following s two
rs b. delivered NewYork AM third at Boston via;
New NAVY Beef 3O00 bills, per hi
New Navy Pork, 6 90 bbls per Dbl
Rice. 10000 pounds, per pound
DRIED Apples leo, 600 pounds, per pound
Sugar %, 900 pounds, per pound
Tea. 1000 pounds, per pound
Coffee, 100 600 pounds pound
Beams 5000 bushels. per bushe,
M0ssses 20ffO gallons gallon
Vinegar 700 gallons, per gallon.
received for fourth. oneha thrceourth the
named those only will be accepted which
are considered for the advantage Of the Government
must TO the
Htaudari, and pass the usual Inspection
articles the packages 20 ontsin them,
bidders referred samples the said Navy aud for IN
Of the COumanants and Pasters Of the
oral Nsyy-Yanls
Imported received bond free from duty and no In
terna will be hsrgbe OF the above articles
offer De accompanied by written guaranty signed ny one
OF more responsible parties the effect that he they undertake that
fhe bidder their bid be accepted enter into
obligation within days with and sufficient surees n iah
Die supplies proposed the competency Of the guaranty be certified By
the Paymaster DstgtAt0ey Collector OF Ire Customs
proposal will be considered unless accompanied by such guaranty
kn by satisfactory evidence that the bidder regular dealer IN the
articles and has the license required By act Of Congress
II. BRIDGE Chief Of Bureau
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SHIYLoCK,
being the thifd Of The
BOOTH GRAND REVEALS

BDOIH HRAND RhflNAlhi
which The same effort ht found such wung the
REVEALS Hamlet and Reeu BY Mr. Booth VII be continued by com
bll{ ndo Of production with historical correctness and y NOR
% pictorial arrangement Of the ordinary stage resources and by the
hte appropriateness superior Of the several OF
scenic Illusion 70 the spirit Of the play into the most minute de-
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