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is sound tack to try.
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ADucrs received by the last mail con
firm the belief that Congress will shortly
adjourn, and with its adjournment will
close the danger of immediate action upon
the Treaty. The bills which were put into
the hands of the House Foreign Com
mittee for notice of discontinuance, and
for reclamation of duties not collected,
viii fall to the ground to await the advent
of another session. Fortunately for us
the Administration are friendly, and ap-
pear not to entertain any desire to serve
us with notice. II is probable also that
their notice will only be given, when posi-
tive Congressional action shall call for it.
The activity manifested by our adver-
ssries snd their strength, may be judged
of, by the discussion Of the Treaty before
the Committee, which after several hear.
ings and much discussion, and holding the
matter IN hand several weeks, only reached
its decision about the 11th ultimo, and by
a tie vote whether or not to report the bills
back to the House. In view, however, of
the large amount of unfinished business,
and the near close of the session, the
matter was allowed to drop.
The battle will be renewed again next
winter, when we may expect determined
and probably better managed array of
arguments, to be brought in favor Of
discontinuance.
We have thought that it would be wise
for our Assembly, to give expression to its
views, in a definite way, about the Treaty.
Such an expression, looking to the possible
contingencies, would clear up much sense
less talk here, as well as strengthen the
hands of our friends abroad Indeed,
what little has occurred already ON the
subject in the Assembly, has had that
effect ANY expressions of that kind would
be looked upon as indicating particularly
Hawaiian sentiments and desires, and as
such must have great weight. Whatever
may be said Of its propriety as viewed
from the standpoint Of the great nations,
certainly it will not mar the prospects, or
injure the standing of ours. Children
may manifest their desires, without first
being asked, without harm or detriment
coming of it either TO their character or
welfare.
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SUPREME C COURT, H1w1iIAS n. y

- Islands. To W Z. PARKE Esq.. Marshal Of thr
Hawaiian Islands. or his Deputy, Grcciings
You commanded, by order of the Hon A. FranoIs
Judd, Chief Justice OF the supreme Court and Chancr
lor, 10 summon kauniumi. ~ defendant, 70 bc ana
appear before him. the Aforesaid Justice az Eis Chan
hers in the Court House, in the City of ilcHoiniu
Island uf Oahu, on FRIDAY. the I'd day of jane n-rf
AZ 10 a. TO HEuv why the prayer Of Henry
Glade. complainant should be .rinrtl uursuanf 10
the tenor OF his bin ~ complaint hereto annc1cd
And have you then there this Wnf with fuIl rsfufn
Of your proceedings thereon.
Witness, the Hon. A. Francis Judd chief
Justice and Chancellor uf fhr Suprrrf-
IL. Court. ffnuu1ufu fhfa lfh d1- q .f,4--
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention to
ForaeIose
Administrators Sale

THE UNDERSIGNED ADMINS
i traitor of the Estate n g. KANAINA will sen at
Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, l1rh. July. is5s
AZ Aliiolani Hale, a. T. o'clock nan DE following
property. viz.
oil Cloth
Life size Painting of "Lunalilo-
Life size Painting of " Inuaillo as boz;
! Lithngrnph 6f Duke of Ccnoa
Gold Watch. and
Large Feather Cloak.
". g rARKE. Administrator
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The organ Of the Premier, both i'll it5
weekly and its daily issues has had a
great deal to say in defence of policy Of
its inspirers, with regard to labor matters.
1t has tried several methods of meeting
the attack, and throws each one aside to
seek another, being unable really TO meet
the fact as it stands, and that Is that the
Cabinet has been remiss in its duties of
looking after the interests of the most
powerful body in the country, viz: the
planters.
First we were informed that criticism Of
the Cabinet, and especially of the Premier,
was carping, unjust and a disgrace to
journalism then a move was made to Try
and prove that there was no unnecessary
DELAY in the matter of the Julid. first by
merely stating that the allegation was
untrue and that the Directors of the
Labor and Supply Company were really
endorsing the counter statements Of the
government organ When this argument
was shewn to be a hollow-shell, by means
Of Mr.. Adams letter. the 7. g. 4. fell on
an Olu lneInOu WHICH u HAS uSeu DelOIt 10
blind the eyes of the public, that of tell
ing Just half of the truth. 1t published
a letter addressed to the Minister on the
9Th of July and the reply which was dis
patched on the 7th, and left the public in
perfect ignorance of the fact that an in
teryiew had been held long before. which
effectually damped the hopes of the
planters, and finally we have had a para
graph stating that interviews are to be
considered of no account, requests to be
Of any avail should be in writing.
1t must strike the public in this matter
q very curious thing that so much should
be made point of minor importance the
affair of the Julio, when the grayer mat
ters of the telegram to Portugal and the
japanese project are only alluded to, and
we are told in the language of the small
boy "Oh you bet, know a great deal but
l won't telll If there had been any
strength in the position of the govern
ment, they would have brought out a con
vincing refutation at once, and not have
dropped ont peace meal lame argument
upon a minor issue.
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OFT4

4 - IL n II
Il Hawaiian Kingdom. kALAKAUA. BY the Grars 81
Cod of the Hawaiian Islands, King.
To W. Z. PAlikb. ESQ, Marshal Of he uauailsn
Islands or Bis Dsputy, GrEzriNe.
Of Honouiu in case be shall ac written answer iisi-
twenty avs service hereof to be and appear nrrrr r
supreme Court 40 the July Term 20 fc holden u iRc
Court Room Of the Court House in Honolulu leland of
a. m 20 show cause Why the claim of s. y Castle 1nd
j. b. lthcriou partners 10 name of Castle = Ceotr
plaintiffs should not be awarded them puTruauf
tenor of their annexed petition.
Notify the said kafauagh that upun dof1c to attend
TO the place the day and hour above urnfign~d.
Judgment viii be entered against him b. DEFAULT
And yOu also commanded to leave a true lnd A.
tested copy this writ with Z. r. Adams. the arf1rner
- agent factor - trustee - or debtor - 81
the above named kavan1gh q the place of his usual
abode, and him summon to appear personally = "a
place At the day and hour above mentioned then snd
there oath, 70 disclosc whether he has thc
said copy was served had any o. the goods o. eri1 :,
the said kayanagh IN his possession or owe or n--rf
the said Eavanagh any debt aud II so the amount and
nature thereof
SECTION li.-whcnsocycr any person summonrd g.
attorney agent. fAcior debtor OF any defsnda1f
may be dcslrous Of 20 doing he may apply 10 The N1r
istraie any Justice Of the Court from whom o. wiri
Justice having caused reasonable notice to e rirrn
the plaintiff in the action shall proceed 10 fak -
deposition Of the person thus summoned. and nnfe
such order as may be proper in The premises Al anT
cause, and the person 20 rummoned agent. meter
trustee debtor OF the parry defendant sll Be inrr
10 have ohcYcd the summons"
Notify the said T. p Adams that upon default 10 A.
tend AZ the place The day and hour above cnfonr
execution will be issued against his prour r74l- ~
the amount Of such judgment the piifniif nav -
cover against the defendant
Hereof fail not but of vour proceeding on tbs Writ
make due and fail return.
Witness the Honorable
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
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planters would laye to quit business were they not
abe 70 do somewhat better than that.
Tn e. G. Il. when the Premier was editor Of it,
used any handle, no matter how small, garbled
statements. impaired bad motives to men Of strict
honor and integrity; now, when. IN political fight,
a few facts are advanced which that paper finds
II hard 70 answer, II falls back upon a cry Of de
flaming Mr.. Gibson's character We hardly see
where the defamation comes in, but the public sees
that the arguments used by the opposition are un-
ansEcrable, and that the z. c. 4. in defence has
to 60 long way aield and try to drag things in BY
the hair.
THE Superintendent Of tho Honolulu Water
Works must be at Ioggerheads with the Road
Supervisor. fatally bent on doing him harm by
damaging bis roads We Judge so, from seeing
the public highways grooved out, as TO present
the apfcarance Of reversed corduroy. BY those who
lay the water pipes Wherever a pipe is sunk
across the road hollow IS left to mark its course
and 10 give wagon springs good iolting. 1t IS
more amusing to the spectator than to the sufferers
TO see the women and children GO humping along
in their carriages over these hollows. Cur thrifty
carriage makers must regard this kind Of thing
with no little satisfaction
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Ii is worth while noting in this connec-
ton that the Indian Government are also
giving considerable attention to emigra-
ton to foreign countries and that this too
is being looked upon with favor: the fact
that coolies return with money in their
pockets is creating favorable impression,
and the occasional success of individuals
spurs others on to be enterprising and go
forth to seek work Still there are draw
backs to their going, one being the matter
of caste: returned emigrant is quoted
as saying that he had been forced to eat
out of the same dish as other emigrants
and that he dare not allude to this, even to
his wife, for the door of his own house
would be shut upon him. The same men
when questioned why more did not avail
themselves of the opportunity to leave
their homes and seek their fortunes else
where, replied that the system of runners
was in fault That people from India can
be obtained is evident from the tone of the
article under review, but it is equally plain
that there will be difficulty in obtaining
them and possible difficulties with them
after they arrive, irrespective of any po-
itical reasons there may be for objection
IN fbpru
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thebricht side Of things gives it at II tons 70 the
acre With the high price and scarcity Of labor
and the enormous expense Of living here, our
planters would have TO quit business were they not
abe 70 do somewhat better than that.
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In spite Of any sophistry that the r. q.
1. may bring to the aid Of It's patrons
cause, the position of the Cabinet upon
the labor question is not a strong one.
Having had the matter stirred mp and
finding how strongly the influential plant
ers are beginning TO feel on the matter.
they are now trying to shew how anxious
they are to push those interests forward,
but before the question was alluded 10
from outside sources, tley did not display
any such vigor Ere the great need Of
the country was brought up for consider
alton before the councils Of the nation,
every minor thing was attended TO, every
folly and whipl was considered Of more
importance as a matter OF attention than
he great one and that Is labor We have
had Palaces, coronations. military, an I'M
,leinable EARNED force" visits Of foreign
potentates. instruction of Hawaiisns at
military or naval schools abroad. all pro
vided before il was deemed advisable to
push forward the immigration item. The
S500,000 proposed was according TO Min
isterial desires 10 have been left 10 the
tender mercies of the Loan Bill, to have
been put as a sort Of gliding to the pill
which it was hoped that the tax-paying
community would have to swallow. This
does not look like that earnest desire which
the p c. 4, would have rs believe inspires
the Ministerial bosoms, and makes them
lie awake nights thinking. 1t looks far
more like desire to oproyide fer the folies
first and foremost, 10 gid the gingerbread.
to lay in a fine stock Of lollipops and then
to see what could be done for the beef
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wines ''' "'ll'isiI 4. FRASels JvDp,
ofthe supreme Court Al Hosoiala' 80 is,,
day Of June, A. d. issa

JNo. Z. BanNtHn Clerk.
Honolulu, Oahu.-ss. hereby certify me forrcrinr
summons aud petition 20 be true and corrc1 COPIES ~
the originals crt Of dc In the Clerks Ofre 81
the supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands
Wtncs my hand this i9ih day Of June A. ID fss2
W. c. PAHkE, Marshnl
Let the summons in this case be pub1isheI IN ne
HAwAuAS GAzErrr al least oncci week ior fkrrs
months, and let copy thereof with the Complaint s.
mailed % sad defendant n san Franciaco Ciiif1rnia
Dated July 18th. iss2 BENZ IT, AUSTIN.
qff 5m Justice suur9nl. fssr-t
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IT is ruzsored that soon as the Legislature IS
proroguea there viii Be zeconstruetion Of tho
Cabinet One member has not been giving the
satisfaction 10 the rest Of his colleagues that ihcy
would desire This may or may not be true but
II Il be 50, there seems every likelihood Of its NOD
psOving very easy job 70 -shnks tho undesirable
u1eral.ar
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The Westminster Rerhcr gives some in
teresting notes upon the subject of NOV.
ing its population from the over-crowded
parts of Bengal to the more thinly peopled
districts, in short resume of the action
Of the Indian Government with regard tc
the Coolie traffic within its own borders
II has been found that the old contract
time Of three years, which was the limit
allowed for contracts in Assam, was too
short period to cover the expense OF
conveying the laborer from Bengal to
Assam, and the government has stepped
in with law extending the contracts to
five years. This has met great opposition
from the native press throughout India,
which in many cases characteristics the bill
as the Slave bill" The trouble with the
Assam tea planter and the Hawaiian sugar
planter is the same, and his government
recognizing his difficulty has granted him
the relief above alluded to- The Assam
tea planter is too far away from the
sources of labor to allow the laborer TO
come at his own charges and he is forced
10 fall back on contract labor: he is hap
pier than our planters in this, that he can
hope to see the time when his labor troubles
viii cease, and by means Of cheap trans
port, which the government mean TO sup
ply him with by building railways
II is pleasing to see how very anxious
SO powerful a government as that of Brit
ish India is, to foster the industries of its
subjects: the idea of long contracts is re
pugnant to both the English and the
Hindu idea, but nevertheless, finding
them absolutely necessary, the Executive
has not hesitated TO grant the planters
what they desire. A similar attention to
the desires of planters in this country
would be very gratifying It's noticeable
too that the Assam planters are not one
1.-THE of the Importance to the general
wealth Of the population which the In
dian Government has to rule over, that
our planter class are here.
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Tx Queensland sugar crop Of this year IS ssti-
mated at {, 900 tons aud lhn more slnguiuc pat it
at 1000 tons. The average iiiald, uien compared
With ours. Is b. no means as high. A sugar paper
50 that colony which evidently desirrs 70 lo1k At
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PLANIERSI LINE FOR SLH ERlNCISCO

$40. C. Browor q Co.-Agents. II
sS4sk Merchandise received Storage Free. NklL
aud liberal cash advances made on shipments by this
nc. 10 Is CBREWEH 4 co.
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TINLIFIL HIDDEH TAINI.
u A lnIiass1ri-1crf of ihis ceietrlfei paint and 4
rIi| lI||1n rlrIlras rl ttl desIrtI7 s111tl n
FU a'o hy n0LLE9 q Go
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A. d. isSe.
Signed. A. Rosa,
Deputy q lerk.
The within summons returned unscruef. fhfa fnIh
day OF June, iesi the said kuumium having len fhls
Kingdom in 1896. cn board the P0mare for sydneY a.
which place he deserted and native named Psa who
board said vessel az the time and s uos In No
uoluiu. informs that said kaumumi has nsver r.
TUNED 10 Honolulu, aud The last known place of
residence of kanmiumi bciHg sydney n. =. W
vs. q. PARKE. Marshal
HAWAIIAN isLANDs1
island OF Oahu. s.
hereby certify iHai ihc within aud fnferoing ls .
true and faithful copy ~ hc original summ0ur rsard
in the case Of Henry g. Glade vs. Kaumium 10 ard
also ~ The return therefor and that % sid
turn the Court The I'D dag of June, A. d. feas dd
order that The rarc De- continued % the DAY cio
ber, A. H.. 49,, aud meanwhile. that an attached copy
Of said summons he printed a. pre-crbed By The stat
IN WITNESS whereof have hcruuuto sst ay hand
this 18th day of june. A. ID. iac,
gis 3m W. 4. PARKE, MarshaL
eg- No Heea Of going 5ar,fe,tsi fyou onH ~ ys7r
Boois Shoss ead siPpers % emit cheaper ~ ffe Hove
HIT CturnisG Esrcmrv tian sisssrhes
A. NJ MErtr, ioiFou st.
- faa, Ori>qiaf 0ii,eis and spanisA Lacss. rss,
Be sod afrefnrsd prizes during ne Iatsafory sas a.
ne iioSotutu CtorifNe ENromrH
a. 81 MElris Fosi st.
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9awaiian QazFttF,
Esr woDvs ~ REBUs.

WEpNEspAY, JULY %. -
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TIA BILE

ON and after Avg 18TH the Likelike will lesys her
wharf Al P ~ No freight viii be received after p n
Due notice Is given Of this rule, and viii be carried
ont. f91s) WILDER & CO.
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Gieamooats ana Railroads..

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party select eNcence for FIeasre or siIay; *
Hi IsitIT Of FoREiG| TRAVEL, s55 Broaway, N Y
EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
sun,iayA GetucEets New.YorS and New England Rail
road Al Iud Contra DE '"i thu pthcIpll h"''As.
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
j sATONIC and NACGATCCK RAGLKo ADs-oteanlers
last river 81 p IN Fare by other route
HARTFORD, Mddletown, Springfield and
- EAST RIVER at D. m co meeting saybroos win
EVpr anG Norm FREiGiT Ar L0WEsT RAILS RE
CEIVED DAILY
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passcngerr
A. and after Dec ISL will leave depots foot OF
Go51aIt ana an Same hunk
1ffo and tbe Vcst Tratnat D. H. Tor Easton bethlehem
Aeno o Reading Manch Chunk Wikesbarre and PITTS
ton Pullman sleeping coaches attached 10 .a M, t,
IN MahaEoy and iazlcton coal es i, IN,-tN,ToV q p
Office corner C4 F and To[and 1s
NORWICH LINE
Fare reduced Limited tickets TO Boston 49, to Worcester r.
The ne" Iron S' cfrY OF WORCESTER,
exception most ELEGANT boat On the SOUND and
leave Pier 2o 49, Norih RIVER Wats, next pier
above De.brosse Ferry daily. except sundays. at pm
" COLORADO CALIFoRYGA, ST PAUL. MINNIE
hPOLIa and points in NEBRASKA UTAH, mon
TANA DAKOTA MINNESOTA. aud the NOhIl4-
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NOBTHWEsrEHN Ry
II runs from TWO TO trans daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
RIMS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
C1ic,go PULLMAN sLEEPERs run on all ot us
trough ami night trains For NJ fare and other IN
ornauon apply by person 10 any coupon uoASI
agent or &, l. f.. BOOTH.
General Eastern Agent, 30 il5 Broadway Eew. York
CHARMS ..,..,, ~, ..soo,,r, rrov
COMPANY.
Office Pier L. y r.. foot cortanitst
Conseuments OF freight forwarded "a directed % any part
Of the world -......,.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for o all kinds oI freight ana nef
ehanlise to any part Of the city ~ 49,
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGr-
Freight of every description promptly gAe,ed TO any point
In the Larborat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BAiIES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS -
Steamer, John H. and Erlstu' corning Tor NEW
HAVEN leave Pier y. H. AZ . p Al daily -sAiuitl5s
excepted ..,
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Ne"-i ora sAl
Nev-ilaveu. care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. l.. q W. r. T. received al FleF ~
For New. Iiaven and points East at Pier ~
NoRTu SHORE STATEN IsLAND-Eeven Miles Tor
70, nt via steamer PIER l. h T., folt WhitehallsL
t,ENTHAL sHIPYARD, Commuupaw, NJ--DrY Docks
,fchiue and Boiler shops everything aupertanins to the
construction aud renair OF yessaiA
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On amt after January %. 1882
- fs..t ~ ffft r. VI -

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
NewNOrk, DesbrOsses and COrandt Street
Ferrl follows
Harrisburg Ptsburg. the West and SOUTH with Pullman
Palace attaC Iet. at u and p. daily. New
York Chicago Limited Of Pullman Paace Cars,
daily.
MihamspOrt Lock Haven, p m; Cory and Erie
at p. connecting al Cory for Httsye, Proieum Cen
and the OH Reg un-.
baltimore Washington. and the SOuth Limited Washing.
Pullman Par.Or Cars daily except sunday,
a. M: Washington p Regular at $50 a IN,
$40 T. M ana Il night sunday, and p u, and
- night.
Express Baltimore. except Sunday. p m.
For Atlantic CITY IN 0ugh cir, D. , except sunday.
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect with al through
trains Jersey city afOrding speedy and direct transfer
BroO tyl trlgc. 49,. - I'd. M -- $500,
and itO D. H. daily From Washington and Baltimore 6:O
i.jo a m 500 $50 9:3j, and IO:JU p. sunday $50
$40 m g3J and 1920 r. m. From Philadelphia 800
go $50 $50 $50 94o lob $40 a. m 100 p 300 $50
600 40 500 $50 1910, ana 1870 sunday, 800
go GjO 600 ll4OA ~. 6:2O J3j. lO.tO 1850 D. IL
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Feb. "a, 1882
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOOm to-day:
By NJ H. j. Lynch.
I 5.s+orv h-ick hniiding with lot. No AZ Goldst VS.
: n Of n t1n-st with frontage OF - II on
"a - F2.99s' w TE $50 24O
similar eGild dL %' G x . 81 Br9ce 1880
1ot East lO3dst 80 II W Of 4th-ave, 20xlOOll; $500.
charles " Dayton 4'-oO
ByA II. Muller q Son.
1As,orv broyyu stone dwelling with lot No 369 West
16l ns,o8 s. 5"4 IL u 1860
L. J. Blocker & son.
, s.s,o-r hrcl nuildnr with lot. No 233 East 18TH
stns 10 II " o. -u''e' 'O' - .........-' 42OO
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

o.s+orv brown stone house with lot. No COS Henry
n NV cor Of Rapeyest. plot Z26xsOi Daniel
, s,,iorbou.e with lot No $50 Heury-st. W cor Of
~ tr',1allnil. at plOt 2lxs0: Mrs Thomas Car
similar house with lot, No 5SS HenTy-s, adoinin;
I similar non 20 with lot. No $50 HenTy-st OF
Summitst. lot 2trxl0O; Ino robinson --.-,.-;.;...
s,,,iI4- bouse with lot. No jSt enryst ADJOINING
,novc lot 2uNSO; II Osnundson- 80:
sirilar house with lot, 40 81 Moodhull-st n s. 80
- w az Uenrv-st. lot 2OX'4. George slater. -
oIots Ist Mace 62.G II of Henry-st each 2OlOx
lHHI Stephen COMMIT
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TIVE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTION.-
- .thavc Glasses AMI private instruction Address
Mr.. ANNA RANDALL-DIEIfL, Principal.