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Reparator Capilli.

1nrON AWAy yOG1I ,A442L47aI yNNAE hNALGulas
DESTRUCTIVE 81 comfort, and not worth ng:
CONS aged. come youthful, come ugly and
And Tsjoice In your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORrNG HAIR UPON BALD
II heads tlrom whatever cause Il may have
fallen outl and forcing growth OF halr upon
the face, Il has NO equal. 1t viii force tho
beard 70 grow upon the Enoothest face In
nom fiye 70 eighf weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A EaW
fRnornnt practitioners have asserted that
there q nothing that viii force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their asseTtionB
are false, as thousands Of living witnesses
iron their own experieneel can bear wit
ness- But many viii say, how are We 10 dis
dngutSh the genuine from the Bpuriousf IL
certainly Il dinicult, As nine-tenths OF the
different Preparations advertised foE the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may have already thrown away hEg8
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, Try the Reparator Capillti Twill
cost you nothing unless IL fully comes
up 70 our representations. II your Druggist
does mot keep Il. send Us one dollar and we
Will forward t. postpaid, together with re-
celpt for the money, which Will be returned
you on application, providing entire s1ttfac-
Ton Is not Gtverl. AddreSs, l...s- sd
W. L. CLARK q CO., ChemtstSt
q No. 3 West Fayette ST. SYRACUSE n. 4.
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NEW YORK, June 2o.LThe report that
work on the Union Pacific Railroad
would have to be stopped unless more
protection was afforded, is contradicted
by the officers of the company.
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JUNE, 2O.-Market steady for Beeves.
The demand for beef falls on, still
there Is a fair trade In cattle. Prices
showed little change from Monday. y he
receipts are about 9. 400. prices ranging
mon. rs ~ az
SHRRP-Dull and firmer, as stock has
been somewhat worked of.
SwINE-Firmer, corn fed sell at So
a7c. 1000. s
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gPHLG bF14H1E june 20.-There have
been about Is deaths from injuries re-
caived at the burning OF the Varieties
Theatre, last sevsning. About 30 per.
sons were wounded. o. s''-'4iSi--
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BE.A UTYi .
Auburn. Golden. FIa1sn & SfIksn Gurls

roROpIJdED BY THE USE OF PROF.
DEBREUO FRISER LIE OHEVEUX-
One applie1tlon Wauanted % cure the most
WaVy HinEietA. or hfaYy massive eurls. Has
been used by the most fAsh1onables OF Paris
and London, with the most gratifying re-
Ialts Does no injury TO the hair. Price by
mall, sealed and postpaid 81 pesEiptiYs
Circular mailed free Addresl BERGER.
Troy, n. z, Sol5 Agsptsfor tbs United StatsG
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10 Young and % old. TO great and 10 small;
The beauty which once. was 50 precious ana
Is nee sS S6r all. and all may DO fair. -
nv the use of "a. Fl.
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GovRRSlxRNT SrocKs- ms 1872
1101<; '64, 105X; '65. IO7; new, 99K;
10.4O's registered, 1001Sa1001<; 1905,
MONEx-sa7 per cent. sterling I'M
changed.
GoLD-137K. = = -isst
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The astonishing success which has attended
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Prostitution, LIoSA OF Muscular Energy, 1mpo-
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OF self-destTuction, GeaTs OF insanity, &c. II
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those who have destroyed Il by sensual excess
or evil practices. -
Young Men, be humbuEEed no more by
HQuaek DoctosT and ignorant practitioners
but send without delay for the Elixir, and be
at once restored 20 health and happlneSs. A
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Price, 81, or four bottles to one address, "a
Ono bottle Is sufieient TO effect a cure In all
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OF GonorFhea, GleetY UEethIat Discharges,
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one 70 i've days They are prepared nom
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system, and never nauseate the stomach or
ImpneSnRte the breath. No cllSnEe OF diet
Is Necessary while using than, MIR does their
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pursuits Price, 81 per box.
Either OF the aforementioned articles Will
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price. Address all orIiers 70
BERGER SHUTTS q CO.. Chemists,
No. Is River IT, Troy, N. 4.
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The Latest News


IS lll9Ry The Union Liner
.omce. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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s. CHASTEILAR'S
w HITE LIQU ID
~ EN AME1I.

EoR IMPROVING AND BEAUTRYINe
u the Complexion. ff.1fT
The most valuable and perfect preparation
~ 20 u.s. LOT giylng me KIN Pearl.lEe TINT
moves Tan, EreekleA. Rlmples. Bl0tchea, Moth
Pntche8, SallowneSS, Erupttons, and all i'm
puFities Of the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the akin white and clear a. alabasteF.
Us uSe can nptbe uetected by the closest ssTu-
tiny and being YeEetaole prepaTanon y
the kind used by the Ereneht and = eonstd-
cred by the PAriSian aai indispensable @. .
perfect toilet Upwards Of $500 bottlezWe
sold during the past year, q sum Client guaIan-
tee OF its efdeaey. Price only % cents. sent
by man, postpaid, on receipt Of an order, oy
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--LATEST $50 P. n.

SToCKs-ohio Certificates, 241Sa247E;
Canton, 44a445k; Boston Water Power,
28a23N; Cumberland. s01<; Quicksilver,
271<a2S; Mariposa, 7a71<; do. preferred,
l9l<a20; Western Union Telegraph, ex-
Dividend, 40ka421<; Pacific Mail,
I4OI<a1405Si AtlantictM Mail, 106Aa107H;
New York Central, 10I1<a1011<; Erie,
Michigan Southern, 6SNa6s1S; Illinois
Central, I201<aI205<; Pittsburgh, T61za
n: Toledo, l201<ai2I; Rock Island, s91S
aS91<; Northwestern, 341<aS47S; do. pre-
ferred, 5S1<a5s3<; Fort Wayne, 969<a97.
Border State Bonds-Missour 6s,
9s7<: Tennessee ex-coupons, 6s1Si
coupons, 541z. IVA HTqd&
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Z for Bfat. !
For Rent.

1880 For Rent,
TINE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
Il Geo. r Taylor Co, and J. Clemens 4
Co.. on Main street, also basement rooms
dnfshed. Good offiees In second story, and
good rooms for other purpoees In second ard
third story In good order. Possession gwen
10 eome rOoms Immediately, Others April lst-
Many building lots and dwelling houses fol-
sale IN the Sixth Ward, on reasonAble terms
! THOS- HORSRR0OK-
ONCE. No. uS5< Main street, above AIon-
roe, mp stairs. Ieoe-u
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Cincinnati

JUNE 20.-FLoUR-DuIf and un-
changed for the lower grades; higher
grades quite scarce and firm; famfIyat
81 25a12 so; that made in the whole or
part from spring wheat hardly saIeRble.
Receipts Hghts0f u eESiti
GR4IS-wheat-In good demand,
and al offered taken at e 45a2 50 for
No. winter 81 55a2 90 forNo.L. Corn
Dull; small sales az roc for No. 1 IN
bulk. Oats-O Opened firm with sales of
No. 1 at CSC, but closed dull under the
news from New York and Chicago at
&C., Rye-Dun and prices nominal at
n m a. I ~ - " - p = x
= cofToslD1II Add prices dropping;
ddliugat 23I<a24e. ~ 49, IN
WHnK1-Unehangedfs and duh at
e 80 In bond. =. .liif,l,sss 30.
PRovIsIONs-PoFk- Mess pork dull
at S24, and not much done. Bulk Meats
Held at re for shoulders, 9Zc for
sides, and lie for clear sides, but In the
absence Of demand these rates are
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Portable Steam Engines,

nUAssIA TONIC CUPS, for sale n z.
BOOKINGS Drug Store no. u Odd
Fellows Hall
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and unchanged,
LATEST AEARKETs-5P. NJ.

FLouR-CIosed heavy and unsettled,
and 2Oa25c lower on medium and COM
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CHOICE SPRING WHEAT FOR SEED.
FoR SALE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
i npPE gfehaSeFaP PRYOR. HANDLAN&oo
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Release OF lea navIs R,u

RICHMOND, May lS.-The u. s. Court
was packed this morning. A military
guard was placed around it, and a
strong police force was inside. About
twenty ladies were among the specta-
tors; also fifty negroes. At IL O'Clock
Davis was brought in and took a seat
next to the prisoners box with General
Burton and the U. s. Marshal; ser
want accompanied him. Davis sitting
near the open window remarked, "It' g
a little c)ld, isn't It 2" and he was re-
moved to seat near his counsel in
front of the Judge. Gen. Burton's re-
turn to the writ of habeas corpus was
read, and the Judge cOmplimented Gen.
Burton In obeyinR the laws and re-
lieved him of the custody of Davis, and
the Marshal Immediately served on
him the bench warrant to answer the
Norfolk indictment. Mr.. O'Connor
spoke of Mr.. Davis long imprison-
ment and feeble health, and asked that
he be bAiled. There being no opposi-
ton on the part of the prosecution who
fixed the amount of bail at SIC, 600, the
Judge announced his readiness to ac-
cept bail, stating at the same time that
the responsibility of the delay in bring
ing the case into court rested upon the
Government and not upon the District
Attorney. He also said one-half of the
amount of the bail should he given by
persons residing in the State of Vir-
ginia. The snreties then came forward,
Horace Greeley being among the first,
followed by Mr.. Schell, of New York,
and Mr.. Jackson of Philadelphia, and
others. A number of gentlemen resi-.
ding in Virginia offered their names as
bail. Davis was congratulated by sew
eral friends, but there was no demon
stration or noise of any kind. After
giving bail to appear at the November
term of court, Davis was taken in a
coach to the Spottswood House..
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From the Plains,

ST. LOUIS, May 13.-The Democrats
correspondent with Hancock's expedi-
ton, writing from Fort Hayes, May Sd,
gives long account of council held
between Gen. Hancock and Satanta,
principal chief of the KioWas, at Fort
Larned, on the LIST. Satanta's speech
was full Of peace and promises to keep
his young men quiet and to use his in
fluence with other tribes. He said the
Cheyennes and Sioux abandoned their
Villages because they were afraid of the
troops, and thought Hancock did wrong
to burn them. He was opposed to the
railroad running through the Arkansas
river region, and charged Col. Leaven-
worth with selling annuity goods be-
longing to the KioWRs for his own
profit.
Col. Leavenworth replied that he had
kept back the annuities by orders from
Washington.
Gen. Hancock replied at some length,
going over much Of the ground as in
his former speech, but laying particular
stress on the point that unless the In
dians faithfully performed their treaty
obligations and preserved peace they
would be surely punished. He ex-
planned why he burned Cheyenne and
Sioux Villages: because these tribes
lied to him and acted very treacher-
ously. They began the war by burn
ing Stations and killing whites on the
Smoky Hill route and would be pun
ished, and similar conduct on the part
of other tribes would meet with like
results.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 13.-A Republic
can mass meeting was held on Satur-
day evening at Lafayette Square.
Mayor Heath presided. Addresses
were delivered by Representative KEEL
ley, of Pennsylvania, and AIessrs.
Hamlin and Conway, and also Mayor
Heath. Between four and five thou
sand persons present, fiVe-sixths OF
whom were negroes. The various ne
gro ward clubs marched to the meeting
in procession, headed by band OF mu-
sic and carrying a number OF banners
and transparencies. Considerable ex-
element prevailed among the negroes
as they marched along cheering and
shouting Justify. No disturbance oc
CURED until about midnight, when the
negroes stopped car In st. Charles
street and cleared it of Its white occu-
pants by showing their clubs through
the windows. Alter taking possession,
they compelled the driver to go ahead,
All the liquor saloons were closed at IL
o'clock by order Of the Chief Of Police.
General Sheridan has issued an order
removing a clerk of one of the District
Courts for alleged issuing of fraudu.
lent certificates of naturalization. rn
The Republicans are advocating the
appointment of negro policemen, and
it is talked of running Mr.. Jourdan, 9
prominent and exceedingly popular
negro, for Mayor.
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Enrnlrn In,on,.onao

New York. May 1s.-The steamer
City Of New YORK., from Liverpool via
Queenstown on the I'd, arrived to-day.
The following is an extract from the
speech Of the Fenian Burke after his
conviction:
1t Is not my desire now, my Lords, to
gfVeautterance to one word against the
verdict which has been pronounced
upon me; but fully conscious ofamy
honor as a man never impugned, fully
conscious that L can go into my grave
with a name and character uusullied,
1 can only say this-that these parties,
actuated by desire either for their own
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or to save their paltry,
miserable lives, have pandered to the
appetite, II may SO speak, of justice,
and my life shall be the-forleit. Fully
conscious and satisfied of the righteous
ness ofmy every act in connection with
the late revolutionary movement in
Ireland, have nothing to recall; moth
Ing that would not do again; nothing
that would bring the blush of shame to
mantle my brow. My conduct and
career here aud in America, II you
like, as a soldier, are before you, and
even in this my hour of trial, feel a
consciousness OF having lived an
honest man, and will die believing
that II have given my life to give free
4OL4 anu w AAG A0AA Va AuY
birth, have done only that which
every Irishman and every man whose
soul throbs with feelings of liberty
should do. I seek not the death of a |
martyr, but II it Is the will of the Al |
mighty God that my devotion for the |
land Of my birth should be tested at
the scadold, am willing there to die |
in defence of the rights OF men, to free,
TO give the rights of an oppressed PEG.
pie, to throw off the yoke of thraldom.
1 am an Irishman by birth, an Ameri-
can by adoption, by nature lover of
freedom, and an enemy to the power I
that holds my native land in bonds of
tyranny. 1t has SO often been admit
ted that it is right to throw off the
yoke of the oppression, even by Eng
lish statesmen, that deem
It unnecessary to advert to the fact here
that Ireland's children are, nor never /
were and never will be willing or SUBJ
missive slaves, and SO long as Eng
lands flag covers one inch OF Irish
soil, lust SO long will they believe it to
be divine right to conspire end devise
means to hurl it from power and erect
in its stead a god-like structure of self
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lower; No. 1 mixed offered at CSC, with
no demand. oats-Dul al 72a7Sc
Rye-Active at 81 20 for No. l with :
better demand. BArley-Uncbanped
CoTToN-Quiet; middlinp nDIsnds
$50; demand quite limited.
WHISKH-Ffrmer; closing at 80 % fD
bond; the supply is light, which is the
cause of the advance. ''e
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull at
so So. Bacon-Unchanged. Shoulders
-ssa9c. Sides-10Aallc. Clear Sides
changed: 1HI1, n . 80
BUTrER-Dnll at 25a2Sc.
CHEEsR-Dull.
GoLD-lS4I<,
EXoHANGE-Firm.
BunhIO.
10y NAY lS.-FLOUR-western spring
= 3wheat-Quiet and firm
SSolrEn-Sales 1000 bus; No, CHICAGO
ne sG. at 81 05; yellow illinois 81 as. Oais
h SS,i ior Ohio, an 7se tor western.
~ C@AAES "a FREQ HTS-Corn,t to New York
4Oc. Oats, to Albany SC. " =
lE. Chicago, --...
=. ., MAY lS.,FLoUR-Firmand quiet,aud
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at s2sssso 90
Corn-Dull and weak at 96a96I<c. Oats
-Quiet at 651Sa66c. Rye-Firm Mt
81 81. Barley-Dull at 90a9Sc.
PRovIsIoNS-Pork- Nominal at 500
25a2 IS. Lard-Nominal at l2l<al2lIc.
Bulk Meats-Inactive and nominal,
r. WHIsKT-Held at 81 25 in bond.
% Hi' Milwaukee.
MAY ls.-FLoUR-Quiet at SlS 5Oa14
n N
NC GE 3 heat-Quiet at 81 IS tor
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Mexican News.

% BALTIMORE, May 1S.-The Sun pub
fishes a letter from Its special CORES.
pondent in Havana:
The English and West India mail
steamer arrived from Vera Cruz on the
9th inst, but brings neither papers nor
letters. Vera Cruz Is still closely be-
seiged by the Liberals, who are using
their only available siege peices with
but little effsect, as only some few
houses have been injured and no lives
lost. There is no probability of the
Liberals taking the city, unless the
Imperial Generals should disagree
among themselves, thus causing sur
render. Sickness among the besiegers
is assuming alarming proportions, over
$50 are in the hospital in the City of
Mexico, which Is invested by Diaz. It
is the intention of MarqueSe to defeat
the city at all hazards; his besieging
force numbers about 1900, and re-
ceives additions daily. The fall of the
city is considered certain, as hunger
will soon compel the besieged to CAPT.
tulate.
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Adviees to the 18th of May.

LONDON, May 1Sth-Noou.-Consols
opened at 90; Erie, Il; Illinois Central,
701I; U. s. bonds, 70.
LONDON, May 1Stn-Later.-nlinois
Central, 7611zz; Erie, 42H.
LIVERPOOL, May lS-Noon.-Cotton
quiet. Breadstuffs quiet; No. / Nil.
waukee red wheat 13s Sd; white Cali
Nornia wheat lis Cd; corn g.; oats s. I'd.
Provisions unchanged.
LATER.-The markets are unchanged,
q BERLIN, May 1S.-lt is announced
that the King of Prussia will visit Paris
this coming summer In company with
the Emperor of Russia.
CHERBoURo, May l3.-Four. iron
clads of the French fleet arrived this
morning from the Gulf of Mexico.
LONDON, May ls-Evsning.-C onsols
closed at %; 5-2Os 727l; Illinois Central
7611; Erie 42X.
LIVERPOOL, May 13-Evening.-Cot-
ton-Closed at an advance of I'D; mid
ding uplands 11H; Orleans 1lss; sales
1900 bales. MISUNDERSTANDING;
sales of mixed western at 42s Sd. Wheat
Unchanged. Barley-4s cd. Oats
IS I'd. Proyisions-Steady and un-
changed. Produce-Steady and firm.
PetrOleum-Declined.
LONDON, May ls-Eyening.-Lord
Lyons, formerly Minister to the United
States has been appointed to succeed
Earl Cowley, Ambassador of Great
Britain, to Paris.
BERLIN, May 1s-Evening-The fune-
raj ofthe late American Minister, Gov.
took place to-day, and was at
tended by all American residents ard
visitors here, and a large number of
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From Washinrtou.

WASHINGTON, May l3,-In the Su-
preme Court, to-day, Justice Days de-
ltvered the opinion OF the court in the
DeParlo case, effecting a decision of
OF San Francisco. DeParlo was ten
ant at Will, his title was simply a IL
cense TO occupy lands for the purpose
OF pasturage, and subject to reversion
at any time. The case of Virginia and
West Virginia, regarding jurlsd ction
over certain counties, has been contin-
ued. The Georgia and Mississinnf in
junction cases were dismissed for want
of Jurisdiction. The decision Of the
court will be delivered hereafter.
The annual Sabbath school oarade
took place to-day. Thirty.f i've scho01S
were represented, and about 5000
children were in the line Of procession.
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Louisville Tobncco Mnrket.

LOUISVILLE, May II, 1867.
The receipts on Thursday were good,
with continued activity and a steady
demand for all good grades, Prices are
firm for the better grades, and as the
planting is backward the tendency is
to the higher rates. The breaks TODAY
amounted to 2O6 hhds with % reiec-
lions. Sales were hid Henry county
leaf so .; l hid at SIS so, 2 ct sra
II so, 2 atSl6al6 so, 5 at $l5aI5 rs, 5 at
Sl4al4 IS, Is at Sl3alS75, iG mt SI2al2 IS,
IS at Slla11 75; DC at S1OalO rs, Is at sea-
9 Sc, rs Mt SSaS 80, IL at STAT 95, I2 Mt $6a
9 50, '14aat S5a5 90, 10 at S4a4 95, 10 at
50 05a3 80, 6 at 50 3ja2 90.
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Boston, May 13.-Rey. Gernahow,
who for six years past was settled over
the Baptist Church, and served In ABB
familiarity of the most gross and
shocking character with many of the
children of both sexes, belonging to his
congregation. he was charged with
illicit practices at meeting OF the
church Saturday evening last, he
made no denial. Heis threatened with
ride on a rail by the young mi n OF the
place, He Is a member OF The Legisla-
ture, and sent in his resignation to-day,
which was accepted after debate, in
secret session. -.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

TIE Government Stock Exchange
l I9G the purchase and sale OF all kinds
ol government bonds-of whose pro-
Poseo opening We spoke some time ago.
mas now been in successful operation
Tor TWO or I hree weeks, Ithss al onca
absorbed the bulk OF the bnsiness
IN It's particular line, except, of conrse
that which is done over the counters NJ
brokers. Governments are moi cali
ed at the regular Stock Exchange since,
the establishment of the new orpanizs-
ton; in fact, the latter may be said to
be in a certain sense branch Of the
former, us the rules of the one govern
the Other, and the members of the old
Board are eE-0DfciO, as we might saw,
members Of the Government Exchange
Still another organization for the sale
OF Governments exclusively Is project
ed and WILSON be in operation, under
the auspices Of members of the Open
Board Of Brokers, and others. 1t is
proposed to give 1t features OF greater
popularity than the concern just start
ed, one of which will be that twill
make its own rules and laws, subject to
no control from any other organizes
lion. It will also, we learn, be more
popular as regards price and terms OF.
admission. 81 lttlIf 81 n EFLtT ttFs