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Saeo and Boston Steam Boat Line.
STEAAIER ENTERPRISE,
CAPT. N. FALKER,
viii TIL further notice leave Battery Wharf Bos-
ton. for Portsmouth. Biddeford and Saco, every
Tuesday ut 8 O'Clock p. III.
Leave Biddefnrd and Saco, for Boston; every
Friday at food tide.
Freight taken at Low rates.
IA. DAY, Agent,
co32p3 les Main st., Biddeford.
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Real Estafe.

store. and s.e,. Lot: Iios: :: sss q nSs s
kdsio9d. Coz sale low. Terse nsde srsisss-
tory, BY CHkRLES HARDY
Biddssord, Me-. Feb. u. 1857.
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STAND FOR sAIElThs
- .e:sIssS, 90 sseecn. q en- .E Sssi!S . o.
the r. II Depot consistlns Of Are serss Of lsnd
under good stats Of eultlvatiou. With Q wsll-an-
ished hoaSs, barn and blaeh-euith shep. The
men constant employ, and p one Of the best loea-
lions in The county and IN & ssld e saafSia
ssstA Wsssrbsss,, Ass. n, Ma -. <vst'
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Enigmas.
No. Is.
lam composed Of - letters
My 4 ~ 10 ~ Is Is Q girls name.
My IL , 10 used by carpenters.
My IL "a AZ IS "a Is great blessing to oil
those who have Il.
My q III IL IA Is slow-mo,ing animal.
My 7s9 10 10 kind Of bird.
My % ~ 20 Is tuenty-iour hours.
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My II II ~ % % 10 day Of the week.
My whole 10 good advice for all. Ans.
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am composed Of Is letters.
My . IL Is generally hate Us.
My254l IL Is what all who read this do.
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My u 90 70 . French coin.
My whole vas the name Of IN ancient hi''o-
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Revolutionary Generals.
MY Is Il 10 S Is part Of . tree
My Is 20 II 20 II 10 the name Of isoorr.
Ny whole 10 the name OF an eminent A~er'-
can writer.
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Anagrana.
No &

Eth yubs drvlo sohvse lgnyira ,des
Het ann hwo dstnsa hwti mrss okmo'a 'se'
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Lhsls cid nds ylsee hsi dnrear lnauiduh..
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Oascrs hstio wonra ums this 70 teh enhtro,
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No. o.
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SacO advertisements.
sACO CORNET BAND,
P. ]. Mc0RILLIS, Leader and Director.

II R IS OR STRING.
Leave orders at p. ]. McCrillis', Instruction
room. No. si Main 81. Biddetord, or at a. u. Pra-
gers, g. gar mandatory, Pepperell So. Baco.
N. d. The Band will appear In new uniform
throughout 33u
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Rssoips relative TO State IniHsfrioi SeAooifor Gh
Rssoirsd, That Il 10 essential TO the highest In
terests Of the State that measures should be taken
at the earliest practicable day. to establish an IN
dustrial school tor girls, In accordance With the
recommendations Of Hon. George d. Barrows. COM
missioner appointed under resolve OF the Legs
lature OF eighteen hundred and sIty.sevsn. to 10.
vestigate the principles and operations OF such
and with . view Of securing co-ope.
ration in % desirable work, the Governor and
Council are hereby directed 10 invite and receive
lions from any town or city desiring TO have
euch institution located within their limits and ~
report the same to tho next Legislature.
approved March 9Th, 1862
STATE OF MAINE, sEcRxrARY's OFFICE
AUGUSTA, July IL. 1863.
PROPOSALS within the scope OF the foregoing
J. Resolve arc hereby Invited. and may be sent 10
the once Of the Secretary OF State.
BY order Of the Governor and Council.
FRANKLIN n. DREW,
u Secretary OF State.
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aBlair's Rhe,oric"--aGo in, Finnesans !"
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NOR BOSTON.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sE-N Tho new and superior ses-going
ecs3S2S(s steamers JOHN BROOKS and MONTH";
AL, having been fitted up at great expense with
large number Of beautiful STATE Rooms, Will run
the season ~ ftllows,
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland, at 7 o'clock
and India Wharf, Boston, every day ct 7oclock
~, Sundays sxceptedl
Cabin hre...............'...''..
Decks.s.s. ..ss..sssssssssss.sssssi.~
L. BILLINGS, Agent.
May I, 1868. scoj?l
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General advertisements.
NOTICE. The people Of York county and
IN vicinity, when visiting
GREAT FAILS NJ H.

Should not fail 10 call on James J. Woodward,
successor to WAKEFIELD q WOODWARD, and
inspect his magnificent stock Of
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BE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

VTTHEN you are exhausted by over-work OF
w head or hand, and feel the need OF some.
thing inyigorating, don't drink whiskey nor any
intoxicating thing, whether under tho name OF
Bltters or otherwise. Such articles give Just a.
much strength 90 your weary body and mind rs
the whip gives 10 the jaded horse. and no more.
Alcoholic stimulants are Injurious 10 Nerye.health,
and are ALWAYS followed by DEPRESSING RE.
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Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator

4, TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANT, which IL
NOT attended by REACTION. What II gains for
you 10 maintains. When Il reffeshes body or mind,
u reffcshes with natural strength that comes TO
stay. We are not recommending teetotalism In
Cd observation teaches us that he who reeorts to
the bottle for rest or desperation, will nnd, ~ he
keeps ct It. that no 10 kindling hre In his bones
Turn from t. Take . tonic that will refresh and
not destroy. Dodds Nervine 10 for sale by all
druggists. Prico One Dollar. Bee Book Of Certif.
ieates that accompanies each bottle. Aw35
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PupIYYuG THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
cellent medicine enjoys,
u derived nom its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. lnveterate
cases Of Scrofulous dis.
case, where tho system
seemed saturated Win
corruption, have been
purified and cured by 10.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were az.
grayated by. tho scrofll.
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Puzzle
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-19
The City Amusemenss.

AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC La Belle Helene
will be performed this evening and to-morr)W
for the last times. On Saturday afternoon
farewell performance of La GraRde Duchesse
will be given.
AT THE ARCH the drOma of The Lancashire
Lass will be performed this evening.
AT THE WALNUT MIR. Forrest will appear thi,
evening as ''Othellc."
AT THE CHEsNUT The Lancashire Lass will be
withdrawn after the present week, and on
Monday H. j. BYron's new play of Biow FOR
B 0,o will be produced.
AT THE AMERICAN there viii be an attractive
variety entertainment this evening.
AT THE THEATRE CoMIQUE Messrs, Butler
and Allen will have benefit tonight. There
should be a crowded house.
MISS CAROLINE MCCAFFRBY will give a grand
vocal concert at Musical Fund Hall to-morro
evening. Mise McCafreY will be assisted by
Madame Henriette Behrens, Miss Helen McCaf-
frey, Mr.. George Simpson, of New York Mr..
j. r. Thomas, OF New York, and Mr.. William
G. Dietrich, pianist. The programme COM
prises popular selections from the works of the
appear are well known, fine entertainment
may be expected. Tickets may be procured at
TtumpeI's, No 926 CHesnut street. GouId's,
No. 923 Che,nut street, and Boner's, No. llO2
Chesnut street.
MIR. MAX SIRARoscH announces that Miss
kellogg will give two concerts and a matinee ON
Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday of next week,
at Concert Hall. The sale of seats will COM
mepce on Saturday at the music store of G. W.
A. TIumpler, No. 926 Chestnut street.
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Sin ReIIe Heleue.O

As a buresque we think that La BeNe Helene
is superior to either Of the 9th r wo'ks Of
0fenbach that have been performed in this city,
and in some respects it is superior to either as q
musical composition. 1t Is deficient however,
in really pretty single airs, and on that acco ant
it is not likely to be so permanently popular.
Last evening Madlle Tostee, as the naug hty
"IIelene,n was AS joyial as ever, aud NJ Leduc
as "Menelaus," Nj. Duchesne as "Agamemnon,''
NJ. Lsgriffoul as 'Cachas," and M. Benedic as
Ajax IL" acted and sang with the same delight
full obGn6on as of old. The other ia ayorites
of last season are no. likely TO be superseded in
the affection OF the public by the substitutes
which have been provided for them, and We
especially miss the funny little NJ. Monier, who
figured as "Ajax H." NJ. Deere makes very
capable representation OF "P9ris," although he
lacks the delightful naioPte of NJ. GuGroy.
Madlle Rose, who assumed the 70 e Of "0restes,'
had some of the best airs in the opera to sing,
put her voice is so light that she can scarcely
make herself heard, and neither Us an actress or
a singer is she to be compared 10 Madlle Fleary
Longchamps. Mr.. Batemau would do we'll TO
cast Mad'lle Lambele for this part. The opera
passed off with spirit last evening, aud the in
eyitablc kick with which Tostee ILLUSTRATES the
air, "Un mart sage" Was honored With a double
e8cOre of course.
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DIED,

CHILD-on the 17th inst STEP HEN d. CHILD.
aged d! years ano months.
rhe relatives and friends of the faunily, Fraernal
Division, No. 40, Is. OF r.. and Fraterna Male and Fe
male Il. b. Association, are respectfully Invited TO
Rt end his funeral from his late residence No 755 8.
ond street Sunday afternoon at o'clock. In
terncuJ at Ebenezer M Il: Church Vault.
IRELAND.-On the morning of Wednesday, No
vember Is, JULIA H., widow of the late William
IIeaLd. N
LEIt tER.-on Tuesday. November II, at his resi-
dence, Lapdea, Delaware county, Pa, Hon. GEORGE
G. LkIPER, In the $50 ear OF his age,
The funeral will take place from ais late residence.
Friday, the 20th instant, at o'clock p. NJ. The
relatives and friends of the family invited to at
tend the funeral, without further notice. New York
ard Baltimore papers please copy.) ."
MOORE.-On the 18th instant, Sidney, wife OF
William II. N oore, aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her husband. No 1874
Market street, sunday afternoon next at O'Clock.
Funeral 10 proceed TO Asbury Vault.
WHITE.-Ths morning, Of consumption. HILDA,
wife of gorge White, In the 25 year OF her age.
(Rcbmopd. Va, papers please copy)
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one, last evening. by Mr.. Thunder. was such as
to reflect on that gentlemen the highest
credit. stranger to the instrument, he
with tkilful hand portrayed its many beauties,
one after the other, until, breaking forth in
magnificent splendor, the stratus Of the great
organ delighted the ear in this difficult but
acceptable fugue 10 the musical world Then
came the tenor and variations from the ora
torio of Judas MGccabgus, by Handel, generally
known as "See, the Conquering Hero Comes
1t was we'll performed bv Mr.. w. A. Newland
organist of st. Patrick's Church, and was much
admired.
MIR. II. A. Clarke, the genilemanly and accom-
plished orRanist Of the Church of the Holy
Trinity protestant Eplscopal), gave the dndante
and variations, from the quintette la e fiat by
Mozart, with artistic grace and eloquence, and
was followed by MIR. David Wood the blind
organet of st. Stephens protestant Eplscopal)
Church, who distinguished himself in the per.
formance of fugue on minor, by Bach, OF
the same character as the one above referred to-
The performer being blind was of course unable
TO see what stops to form In combination; but
his splendid manipulation and free use OF tae
pedals elected the favorable comment and
merited applause of all present.
The next piece on the programme was an
overture TO the ''Stabat Mater by Nero adante
by Mr.. Tbunder; but that gentleman gave,
Instead miscellaneous selections from the work
of the same name by the lamented kossiui,
Including the tenor solo, "Cujus Amman" the
duet for soprano and contralto, "rus Est
Homo" "Inhammatus," and other fine passages,
and the change was au acceptable one. This
concluded the first part; and In the second the
selections were such as to display the fa2cy
stops and peculiar contrivaDces and variet ties
of the instrument, which was done in fine
style by Messrs. Gross, Wood, and Clarke. Mr
Wood introduced the weilknown SGiue Requiem
of Handel with choice variations and accom-.
paniments, and the overture to WIttldm Tel
in the performance of the latter of which he
displayed wonderful originality, judgment, and
taste. Mr.. Cross concluded the entertainment
with the so-called "Torchight Dance" by
Meyerbeer, which is better known as the
"Fackel, or Flambeau Dance" which, however
is not dance in the ordinary acceptance of the
term, but more of serenade or dem d pstrative
air.
Tie entertainment itself was a very pleasant
one, and the organ is a great success, though
some fears are entertained that it wilt scarcely
prove sufficiently powerful for the wants of tho
Cathedral.
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Waves at sea sometimes make nine hun
dred miles an hour.
"A beautiful mirage was observed on
Cayuga Lake last week.
Mr.. Chimmlales Mshary, a Bombay poten-
tate, has just paid $40, 900 for his future bride,
girl of twelve.
DIR. Minge, Virginiau, just dead, had not
shaved since Henry Clay's defeat in lS44, &C
eording to vow.
The Duke of Portland is in his sixty-ninth
year, and has always planted oaks whenever
he could find chance.
The Hon. James @. Blaine, M. c., was in
troduoed at Maine meeting as the next
t'SpeaksI Qf the House..
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1RENwITH's NEWS DEPOT. lately opened on Ches.
nut St. west ufSixth, No 64. Is model establishment
OF its kind every respect. Neatly fitted up airy
light, and convenient, goods conspicuously dspayed
eTything in perfect order, IL Is really pleasure
stop in his place. We have just received FROM him
"Harper's Weekly" and "MOuthly," the "ALlauttc
Monthly" "Cvmic Monthly" ETC. In addition to
these all the other periodicals DOMESTIC aud foreign
the daily papers published here, IN New YORK, and
his counters He deserves and will secure t.
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CHARLES STOKES d Co.,
Continental Hotel Building,
MERCHANT TAILoRs
and
FAsHI0HABLE CLoTHIERs,
have on hand
a Superior assortment OF
CUSTOMER MADE CLOTHING
at reasonable prices.
Sat4stao. Ion guaranteed.
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CITY ITEMS.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT FALL AND WINTER
CLoI HINe-Men's, Youths, Boys, aud Chlldren's
Choice stock OF selected styles OF Piece Goods, to be
made 10 order.
SyLe IT, and workmanship Of our garments surpassed
by none. eQtidIIed by Jet0.
AH prices guaranteed ot0er than the tocest ese,ohere
and hU satiVaction guaranteed eUery purchaser, OF,
me sale cancelled and money REFUNDED.
HaH tvdy betloeen BENHETr q Co.,
FJth and TOWER HALL,
siatA street'J No. 6is MARK ut ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 600 BROADWAY. NnW YORK.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water and read THH
EVENING TELEGRAPH. at Hillman's News Stand, Al
North Pennsylvania Depot
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QLOTHINQ,
M & RRIMH

REA-COHILL.-On the 9Th instant, by Rev. q.
Washington Inman. MIR, FRA NOIS NJ. REA TO Mira
HARRIE Ell A. COHILL, all Of this city.
TYSON-STUA RT.-On the 18th instant, by tee
Rev. DR. Wylie assisted by the Rev. DIR. Hail. of New
York, II ERB ERT b. TYSON TO MARY, daughter OF
George IL. Stuart ESQ.
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GOOD COAL, CHEAP-Having q stock of superior
Family Coal, all being purchased before the advance
1t will be sold at reasonable prices for this month
w. w. Alters Coal Depot. Ninth street (No. S57D
below Cir ard avenue and onice, corner OF sixth and
sprinR Garden streets
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M y RICK q SONS

M y B II / CK q SONS
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 430 WARRINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHT6 PATENT vARIABdg
CUT OFF sTEAMENGINR
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK's SAFETY HOSTING MACHINE,
Patented June 1858.
DAVID JOYS
PATENT vALvELEss STEAM HAMMER.
ID. M WE5TONS
PATENT TsELF-CENTERING, sELF-BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR DRAINING MACHINE
HYDRO EXTRACTOR.
RoT Co.ton o. K0oioa ARlItaotuSeEAs 7lomW
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FrTu FprrNT CALF Doors AND GArrpRs.--Ths
man who has n, yer experienced the pleasure OF
wearing pair OF boz Ns made by William H. Helweg,
Is 10 some extent nm object OF commiseralIon. We
speak knowingly, havIDN worn Helwegs boots for
years. Their comfort boz vever, Is not their only
recomm endation, As they made OF the best mate
rial and In the very best nRnnc Heweg win not
employ an incompetent workm,Nn therefore his
work is always firstolass. His store and factory Is
at No bsS Arch Street next to The conner o< Sixth
ASTOUNDING RKPoRrs.-
2oc0 oAsEs OF CONSUMPTION CURED.
Professor Trosseau, Of the Chlldren's Hospites
Paris, reports that. In two thousand OF Con-
sumption, IN which the formula for Ubhdms Fresh
Neat Cure was used, II cured nearly every one. 1t
sllsys the cough. heals the lungs, and gives new
lease oflife Sold u bottle, or six for o. JOHN
sToN, HOLLOWAY Cow nEN. No. 500 Arch street.
JEwELRY.-Mr. william W. Cassidy, No. 10 South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine every and silverware the city
Purchasers can rely upon oh aiming real, pure arti
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be equalled.
he also has q large stock of American Western
watches in all varieties and all prices. visit
his store Is sure TO result in pleasure and profit
FURs.-Removed to No. 5IO-5IO.-Russia, Hudson
Bay, Mink Sable, Royal Ermine Dark Squirrel, etc.
Of the best qualities at the most reasonable prices at
and light store. No. 6lo Arch street, between
Fifth and sixth Please give n CAL. JosEPa
ResBNBAUM & Co. p. P.S-No business transacted on
Saturdays. Furs altered and repaired.
CARPETS. s.-Housekeepers tand especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the cty) will lind IL
TO their Interest by calling ut ]. T. Deacrolxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse, No. rs South second
street, above Chesnut before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement In another column.
FINE PAINTISGs.-B. Scott, Jr., Will sell this
Ing, at the Art Gallery No. 1920 Chesnut street. col
lection of Paintings by American artists, among
which specimens by Edward Moran, K d. Lewis,
@. w. Nicholson, w. Sheridan Youpg, Thomas Birch,
and others. Sale positively without reserve.
GOOD COAL, CHEAP.-Having q stock OF superior
Family Coal all being purchased before the advance
1t will be sold at reasonable prices for this month at
w. w. Alters Coal Depot Ninth street (No. 95Y,)
below Cir ard avenue, and Once, corner OF Sxtn and
Spring Garden streets.
DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EVENING TLLKeRAPH at Hillmans News stand, al
North Pennsylvania Depot
To THE LADIEs.-WI cali attention to the adver-
tisement of Ii. Dixon ha found In anothar column.
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To rHE LADIEs.-WI cali attention to the adver-
tisement ofH Dixon, to be found in another column
GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. $50 Chesnut street
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FINE PAINTISes.-B. Scott Jr Will sell this even
Ing at the Art Gallery, No. 1920 Chesnut street. col
lection of Paintings by American artists, among
which specimens by Edward Moran, K d. Lewis,
q. w. Nicholson, w. Sheridan Young, Thomas Birch,
and others, Sale positively without reserve,
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RPETs.-Housekeepers (snd especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the cIty) will find
to their Interest by calling ut T. Delacroxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse No. South second
street, above Chesnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisesne ent In another column.
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THE EARTHQUAKES

are slowly travelling this way.
They have reached New Jersey and Staten
Island, and goodness kno VS. how soon Central
Park and the Battery will be smashed together.
Then the police force win have splendid
time, aud every respectable citizen will be
arrested as drunk and disorderly.
All RAM
The New York herald., 1868-01-08


TIE comm ssioners ntruslod with the construction OF
buildings for the blind At Batavia have made successful
progress but will require additional appropriation TO
complete the tasteful and we'll arranged structure
In course OF construction. They have map ifssted
commendabe regard for the interests OF tho State and
In the prosecution of the enterprise have displayed
marked inteIligen real aud ability.
The board OF trustees suggest that the number and
needs of this of unfortunate persons such
call inAtutions Of this character Should this
viey obtain yonr attention s respectfully directed
their earnest recommendation for the purchase OF the
bulldog q, Bnghamton, already selected and prepared
Tor the temporary use Of the blind.
In pursuance OF act of the last Legislature the trus
tees Of the Inebrate Asylum Of Bnghamion have
veyed the asylum property to the state. The board
have continued in the discharge or their dues, and
am Informed tue asylum "a successful operation
Questions relating to the change OF tile and the ncces
aity OF q modified system Of regulations will doubtless
be discussed 10 tho report of the trustees.
The institutions arcady IN operation for the treatment
cf tho bind tho deaf aid dumb aud the dioilc, aud
those Of ieinrmatory character are fnang The jue
expectations of the ~ato and producing the boua1tsnt
resus plated aud tAis " apparently trGe OF nOBe
founded oy private munihceuca AZ vel as those esaO.
llshcu aud maintained hy public authority.
ms last legislature dcvoved uIon tho duty az ap
pointing board win the powc' o vs alton sud ~.
peryison over all pablo charities. Gentlemen - cn1.
turo ana experience acre ss"1sed Tor TOE mrortsn!
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-09-26
OF EVERY D.ESORLPTTOM.

rPersons DESTROYS of having Job
Printing done neatly, expedi6oualy and
cheap, are invited 10 cali ~ the Office Of
the EoRO,