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Another Legislative bribery Case.

TRESToS, March 9s.-When the Cover.
nor's veto Of the Jersey City water grant
bill the bill said to be in the interest OF
nilroads) was called up in the House to.
day, u member informed the body that he
had in his possession Eve hundred dollars
OF the one thousand promised him il he
would vote for the passage Of the bill, not.
withssandiDg the veto Of the Governor. A
committee Of investigation was appointed.
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snhhn,h nh.nrYnnne

PrrrsUuRGu, Pa, March 20.-Tho Iuter-
national Sabbath Observance Conference
the morning session in coutin-
uanCe OF discussion relative TO the running
OF trains on Sunday, and the reading OF an
able article written by John Fulton, mi
ming engineer of the Cambria Iron Works
Pa, on the subject OF opera
ting iron mills on the Sabbath.
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Chicago, March 29.-The return Of
Edwin Booth revives the recollection Of
the attempt OF his lte by Mark Gray, two
years ago. Gray is now in the Elgin Insane
Asylum. DR.. Kilbanm says Gray is per-
iecty sane on all topics exeep. his pater-
nifty, and obstinateIy insists that Booth is
his father. But for this delusion he would
be discharged.
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49,, Nm, on the West Virginia debt
N2A. M. tsuc. "Junius.' evidently
g'''''0. ,.,oi =, leal about what has been
Hn'" ,,,, matter in an underground
sa' " T,r,o appear. to be an African in
,,,cloilr somewhere.
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nrntnl rrealment Of con,Iels.

ALBANY, March 29.-Ex. Keeper BIod-
gett testified to-day, at the inquiry into the
abuses in Sing Sing prison, that be had re-
signed because he could not stand the evi-
denccs OF brutality around him, and would
not be keeper there agnin for 81, 900 per
month on account OF hearing the moan
ings and wailings OF the conviCts being
paddled.
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WAsnrxGrox, D. c., March 20.-Jacob
W. KeFr, until recently paying teller in the
Bank OF the Republic, killed himself TO-
day. He left a note saying: "Realizing
that have expended money belonging TO
others TO an extent l can never repay,
have sought this relief from disbonor, sor.
row and disgrace"
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McrrIck Fills Vacancy.

NFVVINI UT7TF1IEII 10 IIIu IHIVIIIBVIVtT'
WASHINGTON, March 99.-Attorney Gen.
eral Brewster has selected Hon. Richard II.
Merrick MS assistant counsel in the prose-
cution Of the Star route cases to fiji the
vacancy caused by the elevation Of Mr..
Brewster to the Attorney GenCralship.
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CONGRESE.
Proceedings Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives.

representatives.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-In the Senate
t,-day, the Presidential count bill was laid
aside temporarily, when the Senate bill to
establish the eastern judicial district Of
Kentucky was passed. The Indian appro-
priation bill was then taken up. The total
Of the items increased by the appropriation
made BY the committee is $4,000, and
the deductions $3.50 Among the items
increased by the committee are: new build
ings for Indian schools, $4,000; education
OF Indian children in the States, Sl7, 900.
The total appropriated exclusively for in.
dustrial schools is $4,000. In the Com
mittee Of the Whole tlngalls in the ChaiF}
the committee amendments, with one or
two exceptions, on which the votes were
reserved, were agreed to.
MIR. uoar moved a substitute for the
the committee amendment appropriat.
ing SlI, 900 for Indian children ut schools
other than these provided for, as follows:
Secretary Of the Interior is further au.
thOrized and directed to provide for the
care, support and education in any Of the
States Of all the Indian children dwelling
west OF the Mississippi and not belonging
to the tive civilized tribes in the Indian
Territory, or so many thereof US may be
practicable under the regulations approved
by the President, at cost not exceeding
500 per annum for each child, and for
this purpose there is appropriated $2,O00,-
600, or so much thereof rs may be neccs.
sary.'
In the House to-day Mr.. Kelly reported
the bill for reduction OF tGxation. In
Committee OF the Whole, Mr.. Stephens
submitted q resolution instructing the
Committee on Judiciary to inquire into
the legality Of the removal by Speaker
keiter, OF Hayes official stenographer.
Mr.. Lloyd reported back the blu for the
construction Of u ship canal across Michi-
gan.
Bills for the erection OF public buildings
Mt the following places were reported and
referred to the Committee OF the Whole:
Clarksburg, W. Va; Albany, Ind; Terte
Hnute, lud.
The House went into Committee on the
Tariff Commission bill, and Mr.. Carlisle
resumed his argument, contcndiug that
protective tariff WIS not the cause Uf
the increase in the price Of labor.
Mr., Errett pa favored the pending bill,
and the committee rose.
Mr.. Butterworth (0hiol reported back
the army appropriation BILL
Mr.. Fisher Pa Chairman OF the Com
mittce on Coinage, Weights and Measures,
reported the following: "Any owner OF
gold bullion or gold coin may deposit the
same at any mint TO be formed into coin
or bars for his benefit. 1t shall be lawful,
however, to refuse any Deposit
Adjourned.
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"a writer well known in our
wv. w.. Ne. ~ for the road policy OF this
e''aa'S :, ,.,erc terms in this issue Of the
tcGuiy ID '''s''
t,trLuaES,kE.
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LouBylLlI, March 20-AIIen For, eighty.
one years Of age, cut his throat tonight,
MORALLY wounding himself. He,was an
old and wealthy citizen.
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A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
HWells' Health Remover" The greatest tonic,
best billions and Liver Remedy known. 81.
Druggists. Depot, Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
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This assumes q reduction Of 30 per cent
isspecial lax,s, and oi 81 per thousand on
ci.1s anil the abolition OF the bank
t.1s entirely. These reductions will cut
GoEn tie receipts OF this district, on last
yea,s taxes as u basis, to $2G4,793, rs
sains. s}45. 7oS last wear.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 90.-About thirty
publishers OF country newspapers met in
this city to-day. They formed IN associa.
ton called the Editors and Publishers
Union OF Indiana, and elected officers;
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Tnr toiaI United States internal revenue
collections in this district last year, ending
lane s.h, ISL. were $3lO,7g3. Ii the re.
drdols proposed by tue Committee OF
Was anil Means 4. Washington go into
lsst lbrre will b, large reduction in
ths ,noan,, a.sre.ating say S7b,2lO, as
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(ts GntslltgstrfRr>
- .,nnd y Fearleenlh .Irett.

.,.,otor the Frecport, Ohio, P'tn,
u, ,'S,sn. ry.sp local paper, has treated
q t,",nss sI', lr,,s. ltdcscrves the treat
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
THE LATEST TELEoaApAlc Rsroars
or the Condition of the Markets at the L.Allas
Trade Csnt'r of the Country The RulIus
Prices for the Principal Staplss-FInAn.
sIL and Commercial Aaalrs.,

NEw YoEK, March ls.-Monsy 9JfaB tics cent
closing al !H per cent. Prime nienantlle paTcF
20 PET cent, Sterling. exchange banken 'bills
titAdy 81 ~ %; demand 81 e9!i.
VovkRNMENrs-kiFm and y per cent higher Tor
AAnGd extended q, and unchanged tor d and q,
Y. ! q, extended. d...-i8is < Lehigh 4 wins 10,
y. 3, v, ,OGtended-.lu3S St 7. 4 SX CITY lsfs if9
~, conpOns.........ll5 U. Pacific bonds lsih iI65.
coupon: :........".-.llgjsU II. P. Land GtahtS iibS
fAcibC o o! 6.."..,.i39 ~. pS. T. BOf,dk pifs
central tAcIhc, t.ilit3 Texas PaCidcldF't %
ere e,seco9dS.,......... 49, Tex. lac L. q. Dlv.. 70
regular. 3'N
rsTATG SEcUMTlEs-Without feature, cxrept for
ItnntSee new, which arr q per cent higher, aud
Louisiana Consols, which are Il percent lower.
Louisiana ConSols,--. 6I1S VInliniA d ...... a
Missouri GS...,.a.....li2ll Virginia conSois, ex.
2t, JVsepP ..'..'-'ll2 In mat CopPonS,, G.
TennS.see es',.... 49,f Virginia dVielTsd...- iik
Tennessee G.. neW-- I9S Suffered.
,sTOCHs-Shaie speculation opened weak and "a
II PER cent lever than Yesterday 0iosfnE pritcS
klehmund and pAnville, however MA M ~.
CeptlOn, opening At ~ per cent higher In thVtTiv
business the market fell II UtF cent bt I'D
pfoepeci Of another tyl for t3 OF F31Sstf fs
OF "a pr cent bonds by the IrCnANry and he dis
euSfy tuAt Tie leading spgctilliUIS who yesterday
eC!d 80 many stocks and induced short geliiiTe IL
1Ihep. WIRE secretly buying S9kN 10 dAy, gave the
stOcE mAlket ~ TUE AFTERNOON n buOynnt turn Rnd
the highest piicyS ol the day were made IN the last
hOur. The market is undoubtedly stronger fFrin ths
downward nnctinD which II has haI' Sni fl.,seI
Al Pcr cent above yesterday closing prices
Transactions fsO OU hnFps .Hn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18
TIE KINGS RLRZHDAX

The morning of the 10th, the Kings birth
day, opened cloudy and threatening, but ii
proved pleasant day for the boat racing, not
withstapding tina, an occasional shower passed
over the town and harbor. The u. S. Ak1Ska
and many OF the sailing vessels in the harbor
dressed ship, even the wrecked Hobf, with
only one mast standing, showing good dis
play OF bunting. The local steamers
and schooners also were dressed with flags,
and throughout the town the consular flags
were flying. The programme Of races was
arranged by the committee so as TO occupy
the whole day, and all merit credit for the
prompt manner in which everything was con
Quoted. The judges were Captain Fuller and
Cousins; Umpire, Captain Babcock; Starter, J
w. Robertson and Time-keeper, f, l.. Clarke.
We can only notice the races briefly. The
FIRST, yacht race, got Off shortly after 9 A. NJ.
The course was from the buoy opposite the
Custom House, out the channel and around
stake boat of Waikiki, around another of
quarantine ground and back TO place OF start.
ing. The entries were the Sarah, hsJfici5,
haAiAiiani. Pauline and kahoiomHa first
prize 500, second $50 No decision.
The second race was for two-oared boats,
prize $50, about half mile. The Queeg
Emma won an easy victory over the Kainnrpai.
The third, barge race, to Bell Buoy and
back, frs, prize 500, second $50, was won by
the AoaAeaAf over the hapioIHieAEa and
HdHaksoki,
Aha six.paddle canoe race, prize $40,
course same as No. ?, was won by the Keiea-
nae over the AokeaniAaAaeae. Two other
| entries were Withdrawn.
Whaleboat race, irst prize $40, second
1 $50, course to spar Buoy and back, won b)
the Atkaa, .haihala second, Sra B,fese bad
third.
h--four-oared gigs, frs, prize $50, sec
ond p2S, course same a. No. 5; the Aea
Ipz,n and Blne won easily followed BY tn,
PaaAi second and Qnfos Emma third, ia
behind.
9Th siH'oared gigs, ruled out.
! s,h- swimming race, prize SIS, one eighth
mile, won BY opu in3 minutes and ~ sec
onds. The other contestants, kapule, Naha
lelaau and kapahu, were Older than the win
net.
9th Immediately ai,e, lunch second yash
race, second class, was started, irsi pine $50
second $25, course around Spar buoy TO boa
Oh quarantine grounds and back To wind~ar'
Of the Spar Buoy thence 20 place Of starting
ala small boats started oui, two Of which ioule'
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orbit terminating In the flaming centre of The
solar system Is portrayed by a conspicuous dia.
gram which Is meant 10 assure the doubtful
reader Of the great accuracy Of such eonelu.
sion. Convinced of this he Is still reminded
that the ftictiona heat 50 generated will be
yolying the universe, and that such ea,astfo
phe must occur within few years. But We
will not prolong consideration Of these dire
predictions. which are hut repctitiuns in kind
again, upon the appearance Of any unusual
phenomena, Fot on part, We feel safer from
the visitation II celestial than terrestrial Ills,
and least of all do We expect 10 be dragged out
Of existence by anything 50 unsubslan,al a, a
comets tail
The comet At present visible in our sly was
first discovered by Crulls, at Rio dc Inneiro,
lIta,il, on the tenth day Of September, and .
second comet Of exceeding bnIliancy t.aId 10
he fhollon's comet was observed nj Nice, in
France, loi the frs, time on September IS1l,
about ! west Of the sun. The latter, On the
same day, was also seen by the naked eye in
broad day light from several parts Of Europe,
and In the United Ststcs. II is described as
having remarkably brilliant nucleus and 90
short and bushy tail, and to be progressing
rapidly towards the earth. It must be ere.
marlable comet, as described, for another
account says at is rapidly rcoeding from
both the earth and sun, and Professor Boss,
Of the Dudley Observatory. Albany, believes
also, that II IS the same comet as that discov
cred by Crulls, Of Rio dc Jancrio on Scptcm
Der tenth, the comet now visible here. II Il
also thought by him TO be identical with tn,
comets Of iSaJ and 1880; that it will appeal
again in 1884, and that its period will bccom,
more and more brief until |, will be precipi
tatcd upon the sun. fAs near as we are able Il
comprehend the data ut hand, this comet is nj
one and the same time rceeding from the SUI
and advancing towards it, diving straight fo
the earth, and also sinking away into space; i
presents two aspects, according as a long or
short tail is most handy; it goes around tn,
sun once in thirty seven years, or once in tire,
years, just as it pleases. II Is at once new
comet Thollon's comet the come, Of i8A3
and so that Of 1880. Blu, it is not satisfied
yet and being unable to agree with itself an!
longer |, split up into three pieces ON Octobe
5th, and later on, divided up again into hy
more, so that now there are eight pieces, whcl
though refusing to unite again, are travelling il
company. Truly, this is the most extraordin
AIRY comet Of which we have heard.
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ON The start, and in the channel the boom Of
the f"@1Hf struck the dhthd5 mast eapaifinE
The latter. Ihe 1d"|'"f stopped to render
aNi.lantei both boats "ete signify damaged
The fh@ff" Sad came ~ msl followed 'Y
The h"7'a' Ad V''l and ~. y. N the o'd'r
named
10th Single ''ulh, rr'fe S'o' course same
as No ,, Won easily 10y fWfFdfr leaving Hp
- away behind.
tlth NiNaared gig, tr' pfve Sioo' SEQ.
ond rtiic $50, course same A. No. s. won 10y
The "at"''"' M'nne Railway crew. the
'lh'' contestants coming N IN 'h' '''''
named' "ete The Manu. h'"'td'"' AMI H'f'
''"'' The last o'm'' manned ny '''" no"
one i"'e@
l''h NAihnE canoe "ee' p'H' b}o' course
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X.iLRIX ITEMS.

An impromptu entertainment was given at
lilo boarding school Nov. 9Th. As the young
men were about to leave for three weeks va.
cation the principal Rev. w. II. Olcson con.
ceivcd the idea of having the scholars give the
citizens of lilo musical treat As well as to
give the people a treat also. The entertain
ment opened by prayer by the former princi-
pal, Rev u. H. Lyman. The scholars sang
grea, variety OF fine selections in Hawaiian
and English, and sang them very beautifully.
They also sang from the Jubilee Hymn Book
such as were used by the Jubilee Singers who
drew immenseaudiencesin America and Europe.
The scholars did themselves great credit in
their fine rendering of the selections made
from that book. Their teacher, MissM. c. Ship
man, deserves very great credit for her success
in teaching her scholars music. The young
men always appear we'll; they usually dress in
black, and act like gentlemen. There was a
fine variety of refreshments provided for all.
The following were some that were present at
the entertainments Rev. T.. r. Baker and wife,
Rev !. Kalana, Hon. ]. II. Nawahi and wifei
Dr. c. II. Wemorc and wife, Dr. {. S. Kit
hedge and wife, w. Colvill, Mrs. w. IL.
Reed, Miss Jane Deacon, Mrs. w. h, Oleson,
II. A. Bridges, w. Terry, l.. Lyman. On
Sunday morning, Nov. sth, twenty. one per
sons were admitted to the membership of Hail
church, IIilo, of which Rev. Titus Coan i.
Pastor. There were nineteen received on pro
| fession of faith and two were reinstaed who
had been Normons. All had previously me
at the Pastors house, he sitting up and Rev.
Kaama and Rev. ID. Il. Lyman, examining
each one as to their fitness TO become member
of the church of God. Several of those wht
were received were students from EIio Board
ing School. -. The U. 5. S. Alaska arrived a
fIilo, Wednesday, Nov Sth, bringing U. S
Minister Daggett and Gov. Dominis, wit
were guests of Capt. Thomas Spencer.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-18

thousand dollars. but Il is by some extreme
moalist a question whether the moral effect
II 70 much display Of person on the part Of
some young ladies Is not producing injurious
effects, and faf this cnusc some declinalions to
serve were this yea presented.
From among your people the welcome faces
Of Charles Scarborough aud Henry Poor were
noted as new oomer, while VIM. q. Irwin
seems as much at home on or streets as at the
conner Of Fort and Queen Mt Alhenon
seems 10 have improved somewhat IN health,
while ". 4. Foster books dcsidedly in trim IN a
bout at selling harness, manufacturing ice ~
any other item having profit in it.
cannot ciose this letter without again call
ing attention to the improved appearance and
new life infused nto'lhe Pass, and predict
a success TO the enterprise under the new man.
agcment. Papers here In California are very
unsatisfactory. No one can deny that the b.
ANIME, IS the best paper tor news but, differ.
INC from me in politics. do not read Il as
regularly az the Bnilft,a, call, Ch,ORiole, o.
4ht, but boil all four down and the gist u It
would prove poor mental palladium aud nov,
with the prestige Of a successful party support,
the -four named must look to their laufcIs " the
EttHHe, will certainly lead them perhaps.
followed by that much admired weekly the N.
g5HdHf, whose ullennces while, 20 many dis.
tasteful, have, nevertheless, the ring Of the
true metal and sincerity. An honest Zoe is al.
ways respected, and when recently PiSley, Al
a meeting, abused the popes Irish, he had
comparatively a respectful hearing, though
many present were Of that number, and he
was allowed to talk, fot they realized that he
was not afraid TO say what he thought and
meant what he said But our friend Pisley, in
lacking himself to the prohibition elephant
tail, has been switched off most uncomfouabIy,
and though his candor is admired his judgment
may sometimes be questioned. Long live the
AtgoHaaH any way.
look forward TO your letter on Stocks from
this quarter as, perhaps, throwing some light
on the continued depression in /" Hawaiian
Commercial and "lIccia," and an item Of
absorbing interest will he in learning TO what
extent Theobald & Go. place the Hawaiian
loan Of six per cents, which, these times, is
fair interest, though quotations from New Yotl,
show seven 10 be the figure Well, we shall
sec Perhaps, il the security is satisfactory,
your bonds will sell for an advance Of Io2
soon. ADoLPHUs.
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1HE UN1YHRsAk oPlNIoN

EplToR PREss Your pen picture Of the
aSih ul,., Of the effects Of the free liquor law is
hcartIending. II all that you describe can be
seen within a month Of The taking effect Of the
law then the worst that was prophesied OF the
law viii certainly come 10 pass. Within year
the eouoding roots Of the cancer Of iniemper-
anee will reach the utiermosl country districts
Of the Islands.
Our sympathy ior Honolulu has been ca.
pressed on several occasions, once when malar-
ial fever deeimaied the flower Of your foreign
residents emo when smallpox stretched 10
mailed hand 10 clutch the lfe.ehords Of YOU
native people, and now again Nc sympa,hiss
with you when the demon Rum has taken the
latter in his powerful grasp.
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Hilo, Nov. and, 1882.
ADJUSTMENTS.

EDITOR SATURDAY Press: The pastor Of
Fort.street Church on Sunday evening last
threw open a wide door to amusements in gen
cral, including the theaters. There is differ
ence of opinion in the public mind in regard to
these amusements. Many parents consider the
"theater n school Of vice, and object TO send.
ing their children there. Shakespeare plays
do no, draw; they are too Ome, Blood and
murder and ieentious love stories are the plays
that draw houses
Would it not be better for a minister Of the
Gospel to let parents Judge for themselves in
regard TO their eharges' Natural tendencies all
lean that way without being urged from the
pulpit. But the holding up OF class OF re,
spectacle citizens as butt of ridieule to create
a laugh, because they do not drive fast horses,
was still more objectionable. lie forgot the
dignity Of his calling.
Honolulu, November IS, 1882.
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ouR CELESTIAL KzslroR.

Apparently, very exact conclusions have no,
yet been arrived at by astronomers in regard to
the elements Of the splendid celestial visitor
still visible to the naked eye at early morn in
our eastern sky. Neither It's identity, period.
city, or the form OF its orbit, seem yet to have
been definitely ascertain, and sensational news.
paper conjectures find food to live upon in the
differences Of opinion which have been uttered
as coming from astronomers in various parts
Of the globe. Thus, the reading public have
been entertained with sundy stories Of posi-
bic collisions, mysterious attractions, in some
cases, truly weird to contemplate. |, was to
iniersect the eanh's orbit, and collision
might result that would sweep away life from,
the face OF the earth; OF the tail nigh, be
passed through, and the inhabitants Of the
earth be subjected to the equally disastrous
ordeal Of breathing an atmosphere Of fire, and
the end Of our tale be merged in the tail.end Of
the great comet. II not FIRE, the tail might be
gas, and Il hydrogen, terrific explosion
would occur by contact with the oxygen Of
our atmosphere, and a deluge Of water would
finish up the career Of such as might have es
capped the more immediate effects OF the esplo
sion. Bu, the gas nigh be carbonic acid
which being heavier than the atmosphere
would dispace il, and VIC be subjected TO III.
more pleasant mode Of death by charcoal
fumes. Il will certainly fall into the sun :
one paper says and the ominoas spiral Of IL
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SATURDAY PRESS
sAruRnAY. NovnMnnR q ,aa.

Notice ~ any events Of interest itanspifins On
the other islands wil always he thankfully received
faf puhlie alton Correspondents ate requested TO
append Their tine names 10 all ruinmuuit atuna.
moi COZ publication urtessariiy. hut a. guarantee
that tho writer is acting in rood faith
Advertisements tnust be sent n by Friday noon
Nc insertion lot the current issue can be FuAfAna
teed when sent w later Advertisers viii mark
the nuuhft IT Insertions drsifcd. ftum which date
they charge auy rot 50 marked wili be charged !
months
pautic4solumn Advertisements cuts aud large
types will not he admitted into out columns
nrithrt will Advertisements be admitted into 'tead
ius columns. At any price These rules will be
tteitiiy ADHERED TO