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The New York herald., 1879-02-06

SCHOOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wICKHAM's
COMMITTEE WITH EXECUTIVE POWERS TAKING
UP THE EXAMINATION OF THE scHooLe-rHEIR
METHODS OF HEATING AND vENr1LAT1Na
Ex-Mayor wickham is chairman Of the Committee
on Warming and Ventilation Of the Board of Edu-
cation. At a late meeting Of the Board this CON-
mittee instructed to look into the question con-
cerning the ventilation Of the schools, to give the
schools personal inspection and was agreed that
special appropriation should be made to carry out
any improvements the committee might consider 1t
proper to make in wherein the ven.
tilation might be found defective. Hereto
fore this committee has had mere routine
duty TO perform. II there was anything to be
done in the heating ventilaing line it reported to
the Board. which took such action as IL deemed t In
tts own good time. The committee is now clothed
with executive powers and under tho active chair
manship of cxAfayor wckham may be expected 10
Investigate without delay the ventilation of the
various schools and apply improvements promptly
where they are called for.
HERALD reporter called on tho ex-Mayor yester-
day and inquired IL the committee had a. yet under
taken its task. II am already at It myself. he re-
piled. "and this morning went from top to bottom
of school No. AZ, whore there is n primary attend
ance OF l.A0O children. with the principal made an
inspection OF every room In the building and failed
windows were let down about half pane from the
top and the ventilators all open."
why should not the ventilation be good In oil OF
them ~
well. that is q question. Now have noticed In
school building two rooms similarly situated, with
the same number OF children in each--the same
number of windows and all conditions equal-yct
the atmosphere Of one would be noticeabfy heavy
and that of the other light and pure as the air out
side the building.
THE TRUSTEES 1o BLAME
"Have you read the reports In the HERALD conceru-
ing the ventilation Of the schools "
II have, and IL the facts be they are stated by
of the trustees who there reported as giving
their views IL shows gross neglect on their part.
It Is for them TO that the schools without flaw
complaint and II not to represent the case to the
Board OF Education for ts acton but this thing of
making sweeping remarks in newspapers about one
matter or another being wrong In the schools and
failing 10 report the in tho proper quarter is
not the right way OF doing business"
"On the whole, what Is your opinion Of the way the
schools ycntilatcdY'
II honestly believe most OF the schools Of this city
are better ventilated than the majority Of private
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NEW YORK. April 7.-The Heraid To-day print. !

New YORK, April THE Herald to-day prints q
Communication from Professor King. the ballOonist,
in which he claims to have overcome the hitherto in
superable difficulty Of sustaining q balloon at q great
altitude, loss of lifting-power by leakage, and in
crease of weight by absorption iof atmosphere mois-
ture, by contraction at q low temperature, gradual
loss Of ballast, etc. He proposes to attempt in due
season to cross the Atlantic in the air. He intends
establishing works OF Manhattan beach, where al
ready he has secured q site. He will build shops
and gas works and construct two balloons 166 feet In
diameter each, with which TO make captive ascensionH
with a cable Of 1000 feet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-03
List of Licenses Expiring in May,
1870.

1870.
RETAIL.
OAHU l Grant & Robertson, cor Hotel and Fort SITS,
Ab doh aeeia. Koolaupoko
G All See, Lilihs st. Honolulu
7 Lum Up, Maunakea st, Honolulu
All Kat, Fish Market, Honolulu
Is 10 Mon, cor Merchant { Aiakea SITS. HON
IT Jas A Hopper, Fort st, Honolulu
% Fook Sang, Beretania st, Honolulu
"a A S Cleghorn & Co. cor Queen and Kaahu-
% Ahuna, Kamananui. waialua
% Antoine Fernandez, Maunakea st. Honolulu
% Chu Sam. King st, Honolulu
2s l Fischer, Liliha st, Honolulu
MAUI Ahuna < Akana. Hama
Chas II Dickey. Haiku
9 Chas H Dickey, Makawao
&c A Enos & Co, Wailuku
% Kung Leung 4 Co; wailuku
HAWAII Aiana, Waiohinn, Kau
% d aoo k hSpF RsSsi SSn' Rd RGn %Aan
KAUAI-1S Chung Tai, Waimea
% Anima, Nawiliwili
WHOLESALE.
E P Adams. Queen st, Honolulu
"a A S Cleghorn & Co. corner Kaahumanu and
vICTUALLING.
OAHU All Koi, Nuuanu st, Honolulu
II Lum Toi, Fish Market, Honolulu
10 All See. Fish Market: Honolulu
MAUI-2s Akela, wailuku
BUTCHER.
MAUI-22 s Kuewa, Makawao
CAKE PEDDLING.
IL Man Chang
30 Aseu
PEDDLING.
81 Z Anrep
HORSE.
! Jim Kukona. No %
l Chas Hiram, Nos 80, 81
/ b H Kahananui. No 30
1 John Buckley, No 80
G Wood, No "a
G Ksleiai, No So
10 P Puhalahua, No Sc
10 Atong, No 81
IA SAm1 Macy, No 80
20 Mokulehus, No 80
20 Jas II lies, No 40
% Kukahuna, No IL
% John Kawi, No Al
% Bill Kawaa, No AZ
25 All Qui, No SO my3
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THE FIRST BAND-Some one says We were in
error in our statement recently that the first band
of music organized here was under the leadership
Of the late Mr.. Merseburg, as ii is claimed that
Oliver. now living, was the leader, and the late
Geo. Hyatt a member of q band here as long ago
as 1885.
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Notice of United States Consular Agent.
TWNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ALL
persons having claims against the estate Of The late j. ;.
SMITH, NJ D., are requested TO present the same In duplicate
to the underlined within six months from the date Of the first
publication Of this notice, or they will be forever barred; and
all persons indebted 10 the said estate are requested TO pay the
amounts due, without delay. to
THOMAS SPENCER.
ap26 I'm United States Consular Agent, Hlo, Hawaii.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
~ suant TO . power Of sale contained 10 a certain Deed Of
Mortgage dated 3Oth day Of January, A. d. 1877, made be-
tween Mary Kaheiau. Of the one part, and A. J. Cartwright,
Of the other part, and recorded in Liber -, folios 23S, 239 and
40, In the Registry Office, Honolulu, to secure the payment Of
Two Hundred Dollars, in two years from the date thereof
with interest at the rate Of one per cent per mouth, payable
semf-annualy. The said A. J. Cartwright intends 10 foreclose
said mortgage. and after the time limited by law. to cause the
said mortgaged property 10 be sold at Public Auction in Homo
lulu, for q breach in the condition contained in the said deed
such property being described As follows:
All that certain piece and parcel Of land situated at Pauhu-
luhulu. Nuuanu,- Honolulu aforesaid, and being the same des-
crbed in Royal Patent No. 1895, Kuleana No. II F. L., and
awarded 10 Kahanai o. containing 1 $500 acres, together,
with the aPpurtenances thereunto belonging.
RICHD r. BICKERTON,
Attorney Of said a. J. Cartwright
Dated this IOth day Of April, A. d. 1873. aple At
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A RExrSrscEScE-Under the head Of ." Baseball
Notes." . recent number Of the NJ. Y. Clipper has
the following reference to a present resident Of Homo
lulu. who thirty-four years ago lived in New York.
During the years 1912 and 1s43 q number OF
gentlemen would casually assemble on the rlot Of
ground now occupied by Gilmore's Garden, in this
city, to indulge in n game Of ball. bringing with
them their bats, ball, etc. 1t was customary for
two or three players, occasionally during The season.
to 60 around in the forenoon Of a pleasant day. and
muster up players enough to play q game. A
" change Of base was necessary in 1874. thsy
meeting at what is now Thirty fourth street and
Lexington avenue. In the early part Of 1S4b. Alex.
]. Cartwright, who had become an enthusiast in the
game, proposed to form a regular organization.
His proposal was acceeded TO. and Messrs. W.. R.
Wheaton, Cartwright, ID. F. Curry, Z. r. Dupigusc
and w. II. Tucker formed themselves into q board Of
recruiting officers, and soon obtained names enough
to make o respectable show. Thus il occurred that
q party Of gentlemen Of this city oganired the
Knickerbocker, which was the nucleus Of the dis
tinctive American game Of baseball, so popular now
in all parts Of the United States. and the original
organization from which the succeeding clubs de-
rived their rules Of playing"
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gsgal advertisements.

GUPREME COURT Of III HAwAIIAN
- ISLANDS, In Probate. In the matter of the ESTATE
OF WIN. II. WRIGHT, late OF Koloa, Kauai, deceased, at
Chambers, before Chief Justice Harris.
On reading and fling the petition and accounts OF JOHN n.
WRIGHT, Executor OF the VIII Of WIN. II. WRIGHT, late Of
Koloa, Kauai, deceased, wherein lac asks TO be allowed $21,
2T632, and charges himself with sic, 37.O9, and asks that the
same may be examined and approved, and that a final order
may be made Of distribution of the property remaining in his
hands 10 the persons thereto entitled, and discharging him and
his suretIes from all further responsibility as such Executor.
IL Is ordered, that MONDAY, the 18th day Of May, A. d.
1879, At 10 O'Clock, A NJ. before the said Justice, at Chambers,
In the Court House, at Honolulu, be and the same hereby is
appointed as the time and place for near;7g said petition and
accounts, and that all persons interested nay then and there
appear and show cause, II any they lave, v by the same should
not be granted, and may present Evidence as 70 who are enti-
tied 10 The said property.
And that this order, in she English and Hawaiian languages,
be Published in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser and Kuokoa
Newspapers printed and published in Honolulu, for three sue
eessiVe weeks previous to the time therein appointed for said
hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, II. l., this 9Th day Of Match, A. ID. 1879.
CuAS. c. HARRIS.
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court.
Attest; A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk Supreme Court. apl9 81
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Notice in Estate of IRA RICHARDSON.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, APPOINTED AID
II ninfstrators Of the Estate Of IRA RICHARDSON, late Of
Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. deceased intestate, request that
immediate payment OF all debts due TO the said estate be made
At the once, over the Bank OF Bishop & Co., in said
Honolulu, or TO Arthur W. Richardson. at the store on the
corner Of Fort and Merchant Streets, in said Honolulu; and
that all claims against said estate, whether secured by mort
gage or not, be forthwith presented with proper youchers) TO
the undersigned, or to Arthur W. Richardson, at one Of the
places above Designated. J. MOTT SMITH,
+. c. RICHARDSON,
Administrators.
Honolulu. IL. l., March 18th, 1879. mills Pm
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CHINESE CooLrEs-we fnd The following para
graph in our eastern exchanges. which would indL
cate that philanthropy Ia making q move for the
stOppsge Of the supply Of contract iabores from
Hongkong even. So far as these Islands are con-
cerned. they are . Paradise for Cinnamon or any
other laborers. and to charge our system Of labor 40
being ga modified form Of slavery would be an
absurd libel.
by the Chinese embassy at Washington IL 10 AZ
serted that the ooolie slave trade has been suppressed
in all ports Of the empire by the government. but
that the laws are evaded In the British CoIony &C
Hongkong, whence ell shipments Of Chinese poems
or contract laborers are made. The president 10 TO
be asked by congress. % 4 special dispatch says. to
inquire into the truth Of these statements. and II
they are verified. TO negotiate with the English
Government for the suppression Of Q traffic which 10
charged to be only a modified form Of slavery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-03

NAvAL-TwoI italian c~orvettes, the Victor PisGni
and Gopernsl, are expected to arrive at San Fran
cisco about the middle OF June, on their way to
China and Japan, and may touch at Honolulu.
The q. S. s. -9lasks, to be relieved at Si,ka by
the Jamestown, will probably return to San Fran
cisco via Honolulu.
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aRIEE MENTION.

SuPPLENENT.-The usual Interesting monthly
letter from our European correspondent will
be found on the Supplement to-day, together
with an original article on the Perihelion of Mars,
and q selection Of readable matter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-03

II NOW L NJ EN- BY THESE PRESENTS.
N that I, the undersigned, hereby strictly prohibit and
forbid all persons from trespassing upon, or taking Pigs,
Cattle, or Horses, branded or unbranded; Birds Of every kind
and from cutting Timber from the lands hereinafter specified,
situate in Hamskus, Island of Hawaii, to wit: Opihilals,
Kakaalaea, Hauols, Paauilo, KoholSlele, Manowaikohao,
Kaao, Kekualele, Knksiau. Kaswikiviki, and Kalnehe.
Legal proceedings will be taken against all parties infrlng-
ing on my rights. mil CHA5. NOTIFY
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return or GES. GRAST.-A recent number Of
the Alta says it is expected that the p. NJ. Steam
ship Cily OF Toxic, which sailed from San Francisco
for Hongkong April 5. viii, on her return, bring
over Gen. L. S. Grant" IL SO, we shall not see
him at Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-03

IA LEI ALlI.-This is the title Of a new coilec-
ton of hymns in The native language, set to appro-
pirate music, written and compiled by the Rev. l.
Lyons, sweet singer Of Waimea. Hawaii. There
are some l56 hymns At Whitney & RobeTtson's.
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AccIDENT AT KAuAI.-We learn that Capt. Kib-
ling, of the schooner Mary Foster, while ~discharg-
ing lumber at Koloa last week, met with a serious
accident, whereby his thigh was disiocated. It
was successfully put in place. and the captain was
doing well at last accounts.
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LEASES of Government Lands

On Saturday, May S1st, 1879, at u O'Clock noon. willbe
sold at public auction, at the front entrance of AliioIsni
Hale, the following Leases:
One piece of land situated in MananA, Eva, Oahu, con-
tanning about three acres. for 10 years. Upset price, nifty
dollars per annum.
Those valuable tracts of land known as hihslani and
Papaaloa, near to the landing of Laupahoehoe, in the dis
trict of Hilo, Hawaii, containing about COO acres. for Is
years. Upset price $500 per annum.
Payments on all leases Will be quarterly in advance.
Full particulars OF boundaries, areage, &C. can be oh
tanned at this office. SAML G. WILDER,
sp26 Minister of the Interior.
Mr.. GEO. BELL has this day been appointed an Agent
for taking and certifying the Acknowledgements to lnstru-
menta for the District of waimea. Island Of Hawaii.
THos. BRowS,
Registrar ONCE, Registrar of Conveyances.
April oath, 1879.
Approved: SAINT G.. WILDER.
Minister of the Interior. ap263 st
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BRIEF MENTION.

TRE MORNING SrAR."-We are requested to
State. for the Information of those desiring to for
ward letters, Sc, that this missionary packet will
sail for Micronesia on or about the 10th of June.
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Sale of Government Land.

On Saturday. May S1st, 1879. st Il O'Clock noon, will be
sold at public auction, a. the front entrance Of AliiolAni
Hale, that piece Of land situated st Kaluahole, Leahi, and
containing 1s acres. Upset price, $3.50 for the piece
SAINT G. wuDER,
sp2C Minister of the Interior.
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AssIGNEES NOTICE.
Notice to Creditors.

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ underigned has been appointed Executor of the last
viii and testament Of AkOng Of Honolulu, deceased, and all
persons are truly notified 10 present claims duly authenticated
whether secured by mortgage or otherwise, at his Office on
Kaahumanu Street, in Honolulu, within SIX months from the
date hereof or they viii be forever barred, and all people in
debted TO said estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment thereof ALEN- J.
Executor Of the Last VIII and Testamen Of Akona, deceased
Dated At Honolulu, April %, 1879. APPS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE next Regular Meeting Of the Hawaiian Mission
Children Society will be held this Saturday Evening at
the house of DR.. c. NJ. Hyde.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTARE OF IRA
RICHARDSON.

nERSONS INDEBTED TO SAID ESTATE
are hereby requested to make immediate payment 10
w. RICHARDSON, corner Of Fort
and Merchant streets.
An accounts unpaid within twenty days viii be placed in
tae hands Of Collector.
4 !. S &c FTcT SnIrDs Administrators,
Uo,ot,t, Anil 10 $50 apI2
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81 The largest and finest lot of Lsces and Embroider-
les, new style of Satin-faced Ribbons, can be seen at the
q q p BAZAR
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G NEw-To PLANTERS,
ton Agents, Grsziers. etc, who are in need of q light
handy machine for setting mp and mending fence wire,
will find just the thing at Dillingham; K Co.'S store, Fort
street. feb
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= 4 NEW PAcKET.-We note by San Francisco pa
pers that Claus Spreckles, Esq, is building 8
schooner of some $50 tons, which we understand is
intended to ply between that pert and Kahului,
Mani
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Sale of Goyernment Land.

on Saturday. May Slst, 1879, at II O'Clock noon, viii be
sold at public auction at the front entrance of AhiolAni
Hale, the premises known a. the Union Hotel, Merchant
street. Upset price 1900.
Full particulars of boundaries snd aresge can be OBJ
tanned at this Office. SAAL G.. WILDER,
sn1S Minister of the Interior
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81 If you ere in need of Lace and Fancy Ties. call at
the C. o. p. BAZAAR.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, WIN. o. SMITH,
II executor Of the will Of Mrs. Mary Wilson Andrews, de-
ceased. hereby gives notice 90 all persons who have claims
the estate Of the said Mrs. Andrews to present the
same TO him within six months from the date hereof, or they
will be forever barred.
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
Executor OF The Estate Of Mary Wilson Andrews.
Honolulu, April 18th, 1879 spI9
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81 You cannot call yourself stylish, if you don't get
one of the fine Hats at the C. @. T. Bazaar.
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Mr.. GEO. BELL has this day been appointed an Agent
to take acknowledgements to Contracts for Labor in the
District Of South Kohala, Island of Hawaii. vice John
Stupplebeen, Esq, resigned.
SAM'L G.. WILDER, .
Interior Office. Minister of Interior.
April 23d, 1879. apo 1T
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N FOR SALE.

YWNHE led LEASES OF
II LEHU, situated in North Kona, Hawaii, and Honuauls
adjoining. The above extensive tracts are well suited for
grazing purposes, and at present have 5000 marked Goats.
and from 1000 TO 900 graded Sheep running thereon. more or
less. These lands sdjoin the well-known Sheep Run OF DIR.
Trousseau, and offer splendid inducements to a man OF mode
rate means. 1.-THE above property is not disposed 0: previous
to MAY 5th, it will be offered at Public Auction on that day.
For further particulars apply to
A. s. CLEGHORN e. 90, Honolulu,
mis- I'm Or to ii. COOPER, KoBa Hawaii.
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BY AUTHORITY.
mssM

IT Has pleased his Majesty the King to spPoint Her
Royal Highness Princess L1KELIKE GOverness OF the ISL
and OF Hawaii, vice his Exceliency 5. Kipi, deceased
Iolani Palace, March 20. 1872. Ap5
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TELEPHONES

TUNHE UNDERSIG HAVING ECURE
Il the Agency OF J. r. HoIcomb's Acoustic Telephones, is
now prepared to offer them 10 the public at the same rate that
they are sold for in the States. They are warranted to work
one mile. ANY questions concerning the above~il be cheer
fully answered. Price, SIS 90. Wire is extra. One pound, at
IS cents, will reach 500 feet.
fes 3m c. W. COOKE, Agent.
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~ There is no use in disputing it, the best Shawls are
ONLY 10 be had at the c. o. P. BAZAAR.
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The Society then proceeded to the election of
officers for the ensuing year, (the British Commits
lsioner being perpetual Presiden) when the following
gentlemen were reelected Thee. Fl. Davies, Esq.
Vice President J. s. Smithies, Esq. Secretary
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, Treasurer. The Executive
Committee consists Of the Vice-President, Secretary
and Treasurer, together with the Hen. Godfrey
Rhodes and Messrs. Alex. Young, Geo. Lucas and
H. Giles. A special committee was appointed to
canvass the other Islands and solicit subscriptions in
aid of the Society's fund, consisting of the Hon. G.
Rhodes, Hon. a. S. Cleghorn and Mr.. w. j. Robert
son. The subject of the observance Of the Society's
anniversary-which occurs on the oath of May,
Queen Victoria's birth-day-was considered, and it
was decided to have the usual banquet, tickets for
which may be had of the officers of the Society. The
disbursements of the British Benevolent Society
during the year in relieving distress have amounted
to the very considerable sum of S1077.50 a proof of
the usefulness of the organization, while the con-
tingent expenses have amounted 10 only S125. 1t istc
be hoped that from among the number of our for
eigu residents who are proud Of having been born
under the British flag, q large addition will be made
during the coming year to the list of subscribing
members, and thus enable the Society to efficiently
carry out its noble mission.
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TRIMMING T~REEs.-Public spirited men plant trees
on the highways. and patient Nature in the course of
years builds them up into a shade and en- %siornment
to the city. Then come vandsls (Hawaiian Geo.
VS. did it with their little h~atchets) and in one short
hour of their u~nsystematic hacking and hewing,
lY skeletons. And this is trimming the trees
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ALL persons using adhesive Stamps must deface them
by writing their names across the Stamps with the date
of cancellation before the delivery of any Instrument at
this Office for record, agreeable with Section 4 of Chapter
IS of the laws of 1876. THOMAS BROWN,
Approved: Registrar of Conveyances-
SAML G.. WILDER.
Register ONCE, March both, 1879, mh22
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81 1t is astonishing how cheap the c. o. P. Bazaar
sells seven yards of Corded Pique for one dollar.