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Ladies Strangers Friend Society.

so FR EQUENT HAVE BEEN H
- calls Of late upon the funds of this Society. that the
Managers, at the suggestion Of some Of the prominent business
men Of the community, make an appesl to the public for
funds to meet the constant demands upon the treasury OF the
Society. One gentleman proposes to give S26 annually. or 81
per month another, S2 annually, or 81 per month and
others 50 annually, or so cts. per month, Thus encouraged,
a subscription paper will be circulated, and IL . hoped
. generous response viii be given. Funds may ne
forwarded 10 Mrs. 8. C. Damon, President, Mrs.
C. r. Bishop. Vice President, or Mrs. 8. e. BishoP, Treasurer.
A subscription paper will be ien At the Bank: and another
circulated PIX ORDER.
Honolulu, December Is, 1880. jail ~
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The College Of st. Louis
HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL
Business Academy.
HONOLULU, OAHU, II. /.
HONOLULU,

SW<HIS INSTITUTION, BEING REMOTE FROM CITY
allurements, il an acknowledged safeguard for morals.
For salubrity of climate is unrivaIed. The buildings are
large and commodious while the grounds afford the pupils
opportunities of healthful and manly exercises.
Uuremiuting attention will be given to she intelectus al aud
moral culture of the pupils. Non-CathoHc pupils will be free
to attend the religious exercises or not, according az their
parents or guardians may desire.
Pupils are received at any time during the year.
No reduction will be msde from regular charges, except for
absence, caused by protracted illness.
No leave of absence during the scholastic year, except at
the College vacations, or by special permission.
Each pupil must, on entering, obtain one suit of uniform;
which. with all other necessary clothing, &C., will be furnished
at moderate cost by the College, hut none OF these will be
provided by the College unless by special arrangement.
Payments are to he made quarterly, and invariably in ad-
vance.
THE COURSE OF STUDy
Is CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC. AND COMMERCIAL.
Latin, Greek, French, German, Spanish and Italian
are taught. Particular attention will be paid &c the English
language in all its branches. Literature, Mathematics, pure
and mixed, History, Geography, Chemistry, and Nat ural
Philosophy, &c, &c.
TERMS:
Board, Lodging, Tuition, and Washing for Scholastic
'$IOOOO
Entrance lOOO
Vacation at College. 1000
Languages. Extras.
DAY PUPILS:
Senior Class. $4,000
The Scholastic Y ear consists of two sessions. each comprising
a period Of five months. The First Session commences on the
10th of August. The second on the 20th ef January.
For all and further particulars apply 10
REV W. J.. LARkIN. PresideuG.
No. IS Beretanis Street.
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THE PACIFIC
SATURDAY, January 8, IS
EDITORIAL NOTES.

NON the last page of the present issue of
the ADVERTISER We publish the Abstract
ofthe Legislation of 1880 which was referred
to in our article last week as an evidence
that the Legislature which assembled last
year was a working body and made impor-
tan additions to the Statute. Book of the
country, besides providing for important
Administrative details.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ITALO CAMPANINI To WEBER

My DEAR FRIEND WRBER Tomorrow shall once more
bid you adieu for 4 short time, going first to England, thence
20 Italy, where I shall have the pleasure Of seeing the Concert
Grand purchased Of you last Spring. This piano has given
such perfect satisfaction and attracted such universal
attention from the musical critics Of all parts OF Italy, that I
wish still more TO surprise them by showing them the Weber
Upright, which has, on account Of its great singing quality
and easy adapt alton to the voice, become the marvel Of the
country. II has been my constant companion here and
through the w est the last two seasons, and ! cannot leave
without taking one with me, and therefore beg you to select
one for me and send it to Genoa, Italy. Your friend,
ITALo CANPAHlHI.
GEO. 2. WELLS Is the SOLE AGENT In the
Hawaiian Kingdom for the above mentioned Pianos.
Lately arrived. per bark Mohican, from New York, ONE
GRAND WEBER, valued at 500
AND TO ARRIVE
per City Of New York, another SQUARE GRAND WEBER,
valued at $1,000.
WELL MUSIC STORE.
dis Nos. GO and IS Fort Street, Honolulu.
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DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIR

UT IUhEIU T AIh5'
BE 1T knows to all whom it may concern, that JOSEPH
o. CARTER, Esquire, having this day presented to this
Department his Commission from His Imperial japanese
Msjesty's Minister for Foreign Affairs, which is found to
be in due form; he. the said JOSEPH o. CARTER, Esquire.
is hereby acknowledged by order of His Majesty, as
Commercial Agent for the Empire of Japan in Honolulu;
and all his official acts, as such are ordered to receive
full faith and credit by the authorities of this Govern
meut.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Foreign
Office Mt Honolulu this 18th day of December, AID. 1880.
(Sigued). W l. GREEN,
dos st Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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DINNER AT IOLANI PALACE.

On Monday, the 3rd inst, His Majesty
the King entertained at dinner the follow
ing gentlemen, on a visit to the Islands !:
Gen'l Charles f. Furlong, of New York,
Mr.. Carl Mohr, of Marburg, Austria Mr..
Alfred O'Gorman Munkhouse, of Berne,
Switzerland in company with His Excel
lency Governor Dominis.
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NOTICE no ~cONTRACTORs.

PROPOSALS WILL BE AE-
= ceived up 10 January 18th, 1881, at the residence Of Rev:
vi. Kusea. School Street, for the erection and completion OF
the Church edilce Of Kaumakapili. Plans and specifications
may be had, together with other information. on calling 1t the
ONCE Of Mr.. C. J. Wall, the Architect. No. ~ Merchant 81.
A bond amounting to the sum Of i've thousand dollars to &C.
company each bid, the Building Committee reserving the
right TO reject any and all bids.
Honolulu, Dec. Slst, 1850, N. kUAEA,
Al - Guiding COMMITTEES
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A TEMPERANCE CHAMPIoN.-We offer a cordial
greeting to D. Banks Mckenzie, Esq, an eminent
temperance lecturer, and the founder of the 90 blue
ribbon order" who arrived per City of New York.
Ho will lecture at Fort st. Church., next Sunday
evening.
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81 REWARD

- Of September, from the corner Of Nnusnu and PeuOa
roads, q Grey Horse with White forehead and three white feet.
branded . on back = horse II used to running 81 koolau.
The above reward win be paid to party returning horse or for
information that viii lead to its recovery, or return to corner
Nuuanu and Pauoa roads. jail 70
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Gathering Ferns.

A beautiful girl Of eight years is out gathering ierns-she il
bareSOOtsd, with no hat on her head, the wind playing with
her golden locks. she has her apron ill Of ferns. It is q
beautiful picture Of childish beauty and innocence, and cannot
mil TO ind favor in the eyes Of all The colOring Of the land
scape is very fine. In the distance is seen the little ones
home. The picture, a. q whole. Is Very beautiful and true to
nature. Il Is well worth the price ofA years subscription 10
the FL ESIDE VISITOR, yet every subscriber gets
sum Of One Dollar.
No. 3 is 4 ane oil Chrome in 90 coIors. size IS by IS inch
-. aufNIaI
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R It is reported that a Chinaman. convicted Of
an infamous crime, and condemned to ten years.
hard labor, has escaped from the chain gang, and
has been at large over two weeks.
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Happy Dreams of Childhood.

This Beautiful Chrome represents asleeping child, . beauti-
luI girl oG three years % age. She is sWeetly sleeping with
her doll 6Iasped in her hands over and above her are seen
angel forms scattering flowers and blessings on the head %
the dear one. Beside her couch is sitting her mother inteutly
watching her child. while her hands have paused In the fancy
needle work on which she l. engaged. IL isl beautifully
sweet picture. aud will fnd q warm place IN every mothers
heart ia the land. The child sleeping 50 sSeetly with a smile
lowering around its lips, the angel forms Ger head. the mother
watching her dear one, the rich draperies and furniture Of
the room make q rare picture Of OFeliness. II is taken from
n rare painting by one Of The oil masters, and cannot iail to be
appreciated by all.
No. Z is a dne oil Chrome in 20 eolOrs, size IL BY Is inch
- ILL
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e We are in receipt of Thrum's Annual for
1881. 1t is an admirable work of reference for all
parties doing business in. or seeking information
about, the Islands. 1t is q " Handbook Of informa-
ton, on matters relating to the Hawaiian Islands,
and is an excellent vdde mecum.
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Boundary Notice.

BY virtue of authority vested in the Minister of the In
terror the Rules and Regulations for Carriages, Wagons.
DrAys, &c, on hire in the District are hereby amended.
The following stands are abolished Mauka side of
Merchant street, from east corner of Bethel.
Makai side of Hotel street. from east corner of Fort
street.
The following are new stands established: Makai side
OF Merchant street, east of Fort street.
Makai side of Merchant street opposite Sailors Home.
Makai side of Hotel Street from Brewers Block east.
On the stands hereby established not more than 81
carriages will be allowed to stand at any one time.
H.A. P. CARTER, Minister of the Interior.
Notice is hereby given that the police are instructed to
prevent the standing of expresses for hire on places not
authorized by the regulations. jail st
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e An old native man, by the name OF Kealohi
Pnpuka. on MoIokai. has confessed to having broke
into the store OF J. Lima. at Kililua. on that island
to which we referred to some weeks ago. The
whole of the money was returned.
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The following gentlemen have this day been appoint
ed Agents TO take Acknowledgements to Contracts for
Labor, for the District of Waikiki, Maui:
John Richardson, vice J, HsOle, resigned.
KaneholRni, vice }. j. Halstead, resigned.
II. A. Z. CARTER,
Interior Office, Minister of the Interior.
Dec. %, 1850. jail st
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B A native woman gave birth to a child r.
Gently at Haiawa. Molokai. with both ears on on
side Of her head. and all the hair on the other side
The child is living, and healthy.
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Profusely Illustrated by Object-Teaching
Pictures

showing the pain and misery resulting from vice. and the
peace A"a BY JOHN ". BARBER, and Others.
This j. the most original work. without question. in re-
a mi quaint IN is way as Bunyanis famous aiegOry.
Among the world Of books, IL . the only one that Instruets
-, ,.ebns rsopIe Who Woaa seldom open the Bible iIself are
attracted % I'M. wOrk; for ii is a Big Pietu,s-bSok IN religion;
instantly represents the GosPei-no, not even the Bible Itself
as this, BY lie appeals through the eye.
Over one hundred and thirty topics are introduced and en-
iarxrd upon With Illustrative pictures, such as Repentance,
Isiihr RGPe: Love: IN Me@sry 81 wIeRsdne.s. BrothsrIy
Kindness, The selfish Man. The Christian Church, The synA-
and False Principles, CArnsl Security, Faith and WORKS, The
Heavenly shepherd, The Joys Of Salvation. The End Of
Ths .1Ibo- 4. now an od man. His life has been filed aud
rounded out With good works lie vas born in the las. years
80 In IsI2 he vas apprenticed 70 learn the ART Of en-
ETay1ns, as n aaihor. a book about that time vas pro-
ircted by him, under the title Of the "Looking-Giass" con
PUBLICATIONS were large enblemahe religious engravings, oe
e which, in the hands o. our missionarles my years eso5~ss
the main instrumentaliIy 10 the conversion OF The Qnesn OF
uT TSe n5e,uI- 10 he a Bible Looking Glass" are al from his
I,.~invs AMI many % them engraved by him. They shou
raj Insecurity in design. They are not meant 70 be artistic,
san.n Welfare. The costumes are those Of the American
T~apIs When Nj. Barber vas yoanE.'ixty year; ago They
I,v- 4. not Considered neE-hshiOned.
TIE work has great RoPS, sSg: o S'S c.pSsssUS S's agent. inoo
tbs 81 The people. where. lying upon The sAoies o. Thousands
" I'm gjiis LookinE-Glass" being In quaTtO form, Il q com
,,nioo In .hape and character 70 the Family blote, which u
rra-cIs and explains. Wiki the work Is hor9oghIy evAngel
- md oTthoioT, no peculiar denoninAtional doctrines are
.Jx-.t-I; only the great cardinal principles OF ChrisuAnity'
no WHICH good people eTsrywhere believe. n
Tbe mechanical execution Of tbs Sork HoIhJ oI
u,1rsyv eTeesEnce. While the 10y price At which Is Is offered
uIaers IL within the reach OF all
gou exclusively By subscription. nm spyu
,-;ossJ On aue Ros@-Tint Paper. contains nearly go
~ n bound In The most durable biniing, and viii be
k-rn5sh~,I 10 subscribers Il the following prices; -
SIN gngish Cloth. (Greenl Paneled SIDES "lH Ceh''e' 10
80 Norcrco- Fuu GHt and PAneled, 90
SOLE AGENTS,
e. CO.,
FORT and KIN STREETS, HONOLULU MI
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ARRIVAL OF THE STORM BIRD.-The brig Storm
Bird arrived in port on the 9th inst, 30 days from
Jaluit, having left there on the 7th of Dec. Capt.
Teirnay reports that the Hawaii left Jaluit on the
9TH OF December. Tor y cruise among the islands.
The Pomare had not been heard from since her
departure from Jaluit. The Storm Bird brings to
the Board of immigration. 2s men. 20 women and
IL children.
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The Mute

THIS subject representsa beautiful Italian girl. dressed in
her native costume. she il what IS known As a Street Music
ian, and earns her livelihood by her violin and voice. She
has played and sang 10 the crowd, aud has quietly folded her
right arm over and around her violin while her left arm IL
nut-trrrhrd, thus mutsiy appealing 10 the public TO give her
What they may. IL : a lovely picture. The girl, though only
a struliug player, t. rarely beautiful-the sweet, beseeching
expression OF The face could but make the most sordid ind the
~ay iutD their pockets, aud give her a few pennies. II 10 one
u tie richest pictures We have seen for many = day. IL is
brought out la Oil COl0rs. and is equal in every respect, to
any III painting, AMI few can tell whether IL is an Oil Chrome
nr az UI Painting. 90 faithfully IL Is reproduced. To see IL Is
To hn in Iove with Il st once, and every one who sees It, will
have it.
80. EufEsll
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Licenses Expiring in January, 1881

Licenses Expiring in January, 1881
RETAIL.-OAHU.
PDsiton, Klng st Honolulu
/ Whitney * Robertson. Merchant st
Lum Wal Kee. Nuuanu st
5 D Burrows. Hotel st
; Hop Hung, Beretania St
6 Tibbets & Sorenson. Ulskoheo
s Levers & Dickson, Fort st
s Chulan & Co, Nuuanu st
10 Honolulu Iron Works. Ulakoheo
IL Laie Plantation Co. Laie. KoOlsulos
- Chung wo. Nuuanu st Honolulu
l9 Akoi,
20 Ahoon & Akans. KAalses. Koolsupoko
p t J Mossman. cor King & Nuuanu st. Honolulu
20 Conchee & Ahung.
20 Hop Hing, cor NuuAnu 4 BeretRnia st Z"
% Anee, King st
RETAIL-MAUI.
l C C Bennett. Kshului plains
l Mrs c Warren, wailuku
2 Jas w Giryin
IL L Akana. Haiku
80 Wong Alan. Makawao
RETAIL-HAwAII.
8 AkiOna, Kaiopihi. North KOhsla
8 Tuck ong { Co. MaEspala. North KOhals
~ Hoo Gin, Punshos, Hilo
ds W H Holmes, Wsipi9; Hamakus
~ ~ c 4 M eh%ai s'V Waio hEfan R RDnAA
% Lee Kan, Koae, Puma
bAs
Il Chong Yuen & Co, Nswiliwili
10 Kong Lung x Co, Kilauea
20 q s PinkhRm, Koloa
"a AhRna,
It Panama, Hanalei
~ Aloiau, Kappa, Hawaiian
WHOLESALE.
l II E Mcintyre Bros, cor Fort & King SITS, Honolulu
4 Kwong Yin Sing K Co, Nuuanu st
7 SPIRIT.
l Pereira & Viecra, Nuuanu st, Honolulu
wHOLESAL LIE SPIRIT.
80 + A Schaefer & Co, Ksahumanu ST, Honolulu
VICTUALING.
] All Pau, Kolos, Kauai
4 All FO, Lshaina, Maui
10 John Smith, Hilo, Hawaii
10 Tong Lum, Hotel st, Honolulu
Is Aconchee, N~awiliwili, Kauai
IA Ali, Nuusnu st, Honolulu
Il Chong Yeo, LAhaina, Maui
10 Ahee and All Hin, Nawiliwili, Kauai
10 Kong Lung 4 Co, KilaueR, Hawaiian, Kauai
~ Allen & Stackpole, Kawsihae, Hawaii
n Tung Hang, Nuusnu st, Honolulu
20 Wong Ham, Makswso, Maui
BUTCHER.
&c w L Davis, Makawao, Maui
.PEDDLING.
10 Foo Biau, Haiku. Maui
CAKE PEDDLING.
6 Leong Kau, Kauai
IA Apana, Molokai
26 All Chong, Kauai
2 Mahele, Honolulu
2 Kamai,
FIR ARMS.
% ] Fl Black, KOns, Oahu
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Sealed Tenders will be received at the Office of the
Minister of the Interior until Saturday, the 18th day of
January, 1881, for supplying Oahu Prison and the Insane
Asylum at Kalaepohaku, with good fresh Beef and salt
Beef at SO much per pound and in such quantities as may
be required from day to day.
All supplies for the Prison subject to the approval OF
the Marshal; sthOse for the Insane Asylum, to the ap-
proYsl of the superintendent. Ii. \. L. CARTER,
Interior Office, Minister of the Interior.
Dec. 81, 1880. jail 1T
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The following gentlemen have this day been appoint
ed Agents for the taking and certifying the acknowledge
ments to Instruments, viz
John Richardson for the District of Wailuku, Maui.
vice ] II Hare, resigned d Crowninburg for the Dis
trIct of MRkRwao. Maui.
THOMAS BROWN, Registrar of Conveyanees.
Registrar Office, Dec. Goth, 1850.
Approved H. A. P. CARTER,
dos st Minister of the Interior.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Regulation of the Board of Health.

All the Passengers per steamer Casssndrs are declared
in Quarantine and are ordered to report to the Sheriff, -
Agent of the Board of Health, and any person who shall
harbor any of the Passengers on their premises, without
notifying the Agents OF the Board OF Health, shall be
prosecuted, under Section 2S5 of the Civil Code.
d9 St II. A. p. CARTER,
President Board of Health.
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B E w A R E.
B-war, ; EeHareI for

she 10 fOoling thee.
she 10 fooling thee,
Trust her not
Oh, trust her not 81"
This subject Is represented by a beautiful young lady sitting
ia a rustic chair. beneath the OyeThanging branches Of = fine
old elm tree she is fsuItlessly dressed, with her long. golden
rgglets hanging down over her shOuldeTsi in her lap is a show
er Of beautiful flowers. Near by is a beautiful waterfall, while
ia the distance tower mountain peaks. Taken A. q whole, IL
j. a lovely picture-the beautiful lady in the rustic chair in a
thoughtul mood, Iuxuriant foliage all around, the beautiful
flowers, the landscape, with the blue canopy OF heaven DER
all combine 10 form an enchanting scene, aud one that can
not fail to satisfy all.
No 2 i a nne Oil Chrome, in 20 colOrs, size Is by Is in
chg rnIfLaI
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Gs- The prospectus OF the College OF st. Louis.
contains one feature which We regret to speak OF.
as novel in Hawaii Mel. We alIude to the scheme
OF the Evening School Department. AS stated in
the prospectus, the object aimed at in the inslitu
ton of this department 6 is to afford all classes Of
the community the means OF acquiring d theoreti-
cal and practical knowledge of all commercial aud
business transactions in daily use and also to
give All insight into the workings aud applications
management OF the College do not intend to trust
TO the theoretical or mere book knowledge. which
the non-practicai teacher might impart. There is
evidently no intention to play with The subject.
Amateur teaching OF the practical work of lite is
of little value to any one and would be- utterly
useless in the case of our native Hawaiian yuHth.
The teaching at st. Louis College. is to be by
practical men who are earning their own
living by the arts which they are about TO teach.
The management Of the College are indeed fortI-
nate in securing this voluntary assistance at the
same time, honor is due To them for the conception
Of this project, and their energy in securing the
assistance requisite to enable them to carry il out.
How different might not the slate Of this nation
be-. had there been "a constant devotion to the idea
uf teaching To Hawaiian youth. Agriculture and
the handicrafts! How many thousands who have
through idle and vicious habits sunk iutu prema-
ture graves, might now have been living aud been
active, producing members OF the community, im-
proving their own condition, whilst hey were add.
ing to the wealth Of The country. We bid the
Professors of the COLLEGE Of st. LOnis, and their
Master-Artizan Assistants, God speed in IA good
work. They will need some patience and per
severance-nOt to be dauutrd by apparent lack Of
success-nOt TO expect too much at once. The
bread they q cast upon the waters will surely
= return To them after many days
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

a LII ACCOUNTS DUE AND OWING To
q The PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Ohce up
70 a7d Including the 3oth day Of August, must be settled With
J. +. Black only. And all indebtedness up 10 the same date
VIII be settled by Ii bLACh:
HJnolnlu, August 80, 1850. se]u
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Rev. ]. H. Mahoe has this day been appointed an Agent
to take Acknowledgements to Labor Contracts for Hama
lei, Kauai having resigned from the District of Hawaiian.
II, A. z. CARTER,
Interior Office, Minister of the Interior.
Dec. "a, 1880. jail 1T
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q The position Of Chamberlain to the King
seems to be q fatal office. Five inc~umbents-MayOr,
Hoapili, Boyd. MOehonua, and Becklcy have died
within seven years.
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e The California Theatre Company played to
q very fair audience at the Royal Hawaiian Thea
tire on the 9Th inst, presenting the melo-drama.
Temptation, aud the farce, Laughing Hyena, both
Of which were well received. Tonight. the sterling
comedy, David Garrick will be played, and as the
plot is highly interesting the play will be worthy a
visit.