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january f 1yr
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CONSIaNMHNrS or COTTON, RrCu. Aa.. mn.
ePEGgTCLLY solicited, and liberal nivnscen rasSs
sAexeon. CsdArs for CORN aud BACON prom otiv
executed with cere eand sfesnkioO. amos May IS
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hir. Boutwell,, 'sWhen you kept a retail dry
goods store at Groton. would you have gone
out and boueh, up your paper whloa had years
to run, bought it, too, at high advance, while
IAree sums of demand notes were hanging over
your head; and If y,u had done SO, do you sup
pose that your friend, Mr.. Beebe, or Boston,
would have loaned you any money to got along
wit" 2" In spite OF perfeot mountain Of pro.
tests which have boen raised against his poli-
cy' Mr. Boutwell, persists in adh ring to It, aud
his mind takes III no other explanation OF tho
complaints than the statements that they
emanate from gold spectators and copper
heads.
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he OrangoDurg nows opens ats Eyes.

The Orapgeburg News, one of tho two
Radical papers published in the country
districts of South Carolina, is very bold, all
at once, in it's denunciution Of the Orange
burg and Charleston Radicals Itsa,s
We have had too many low drunken exhibi-
tons on the tapis for the last two mouths. for
the good Of tho party--and il true Republ cans
don't tako hold OF the matter we will as party
organization, go to the dogs head foremost
There is but ono way for us to remain respcc-
tab!o and ca1ry weight with those who diffsr
with us in politics, and to enhance the interest
Of the true and honest OF our party, and that
ls to crush out tho dishonest element now at
work for the entire disruption Of our organi-
zatlon."
Again:
'We said in our last issue that we did not
expect to meddle much in politics-but .oir-
cumstanccs alter cases'-and we intend to pull
our gloves off for awhile, and il we can add a
little responsibility to tho Republican party of
Orangeburg County we intend to do 80, and
with ungloved hands We will handle those who
have, and who still persist in making it a b iss
and scof in the eyes of respectable and decent
people"
Aud this is the choicest hit Of all:
t'The disgraceful exhibitions or performances
of tho City Council OF Charleston are an ever
lasting disgrace to the Republicans and citi-
zens OF Charleston. Such men mast be kept
out OF Office. Such dsg1acoful scenos brought
about by low-bred scoundrcls who havc worked
themselves into position III the Republican
party, must ho stopped, and the sooner tho
better for all conce ned. Wo think that poor
Charleston has suffered trcm endous!y and she
has our sincere sympathy. If >he can possl-
bly, bear this last horrible afnic!ion, a brighter
day will yet dawn for her. Such scamps rs no "
disgrace her City Council arc short-llvcd, and
we hope thor end will be the batter"
This Is brave talking, but the News win
soon learn that II will not be permitted to
bold with the hare and run with the
hounds; or, in othar words, to be Radical
paper and expose the ..corrup,iou, dishom
"sty and fraud Of the Radical party. l.
must either take RadicaIiem with all i,s
ults, OF come over to the side. not Of
Democracy, perhaps, but ofhcne5t, straight
forward opposition to tho party which IS
doing its best to ruin our people and the
State. Which course does the News prefer ?
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Catalogue II.
tulnst,ad. Illrs rated, So SO,
TOMMY TRY, and What he did in Science. fortv-
six Ilustra ions ST IS.
PR!IEvAL NJ N. an examination CT recent s.,ec.
Letter., % OF IsDY AiSyt; M.SY y w0k11ry Ho MON
rAGU, edited by Mrs. Hale, 81.
LEE AND LETT RS OF MADAME SWETCEINF.
HiLT 70 Hill IRON the ms, OF Colonel surry
th,CIIC u MERCANTILE Letter WRITER.
and book OF reference all business matters, bs
SIR rHOAIA, BlsoWNE's LELIa1o MED1cI. a
Letter to FIR eNd, Christian Morals, Urn Burial ond
Mrs. e. y. J. Cleveland, 81 as y
!. TRItUNE ES,AY-. from 1857 to 1868, with an in
tr0duoi1on by Horace Greeley, So.
THE sFxES HERE AND HEREAFTER. bv Vim
81. Hpiconhe, 81 90.
. 1N;. nEoENi IMpkoyEMENTsI TIE STEAM EN-
CINE, by trOwne, 81 Is
. TIE PHENOMENA AND LAWS OF HEAT, by
CURIOUS MYTH OF TIE MIDDLE AGES. com
plete In ono volume So SO.
~; RaYMEs o. CONTRAST on WISDOM AND
MEL MEIAoD. oT sanss oS ISs1R4paN Knsn p sI25
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Illustrated. IS -'''
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4, Nd ~ sHEEl' HC6HANDRY, 81 so
tOEION COIt UhE, by Joseph L. Lyman, OF
Louisiana. 81 81.
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Uuarbtn0.

pDAEsD MAX BIC AAp Az INDSLLARS
lp per "coA. App at No. l4i CALHOUN, near
HAtt-street. z" May 81
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9ost 'auD .5oass.

GvOLEa, FROm AzRs. LHvlOY SMOKE.
~ In Oonetcn Comfy. two mt'es from walterboro',
on the night OF the leth ApziI last her ONLY MN9K
ha Aarc 10 black and rather low for her length,
but well built; her body long; both tore feet and
ono hind foot arc wh.te and branded on the ehUsi.
der T. g. The Mare was followed nfteen malice above
Wat-rboro' In the direction Of Bernwel. whNa
man was riding her. Mrs.. smoke could mot have
crop must ba los. without help. Any irformatiors
relative to tho Mare w ba Thankfully recesvea n.
ty. May d
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y n. G L q U ID Il . IT E l.

THIS NEW AND CoMMoL YOUs HoUsE, IoCAr.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-eecond-ssreet,
comHnodatiou vi Its quests. It was built expressly
for first-clsss family boarding house-the roorns
being large and suite, heated by staau-wiiis not
and cold water andfnrnished second to nore: while
the culinary department is 10 the raoss experienced
hands, aSfurdiDg guests an uneQualiad table.
One Of Atw0od's Patent Elevators 10 also among
the modern impsovements'' and ut the service Of
guests at all houra.
The Broadway and University piaoe Cars pass the
door every four minutes, ruNnsnv from the City
Han "a Central Park. while the sixth and eventh
Avenue lines are butts shor4 Block on either aide.
the depote, steamboat laHiinge, clacea az anrssee
uncnt and business or the great mokropohs.
AAOMRE 81 HOAAGY. FTOPraDtOgp.
March "a en,os
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Su.nmcr Rssolts.


~ III E AZ @ u = a. I; L G. s.
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
s. c. TARDY, & CO., rnopn1Eross,
PROFESSOR j. L. cADGLI. M D., OF THE UN1-
vERsETY OF VIRGINIA, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
WILL BE OPEN FOR TIE RI FCEpIION OF
VISlNO"S, june let, under the man ,.cmcnt of j.
A. Nc LC SG. Al! tho buildings having been G.
paired, painted and fitted out with now Furniture
Linen. Bede and able ware. these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both tho In nvau and plea
eure-seeter. NO expeuse effort has been spared
by the Pro2rieors to moke 1t comfortable and
pleasant as possible to all visitors.
. So The -! WAFER. here have been we'll known
for more than half contury to possess in wonder
fui aegroe Ionie alter stive Detergent ana stlmu-
iaing Properties and have become Justly ceIebraed
for the cure cure o. hheuma ism. Gour, Diseases OF the
Liver, Skin. Bladder aud Womb, Paralysis the result
OF injury or serou illusion Cont1ac OF Muscles
md Joints, Diarrhoa. and Dyspepsia. accompanied
with ore Mouth and Tot que.
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished by the Manager
ut tho >pringe. or ty s. 9. TAEDY & CO., hlch-
mond. Va.
telegraph Off will bo established at the
springs thus afforjing visitors an opportunity of
prompt communication with every part Of the coun.
Try. lmO Nav %
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WHITE SULPHu.: SPRINGS.
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA

WHITE SULPElu.: SPRINGS,
GREENBRlER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS so FAVOEA-
BLY, known tor their vlluahlo ALTEnATIYE WA.
TER. charming summer climate, and as one Of tho
mot fashio able resorts In the country. viii be
extensive I'm movements that have been made will
DC prepired foc the comfortable accommodation Of
from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS
The WHITE SULPHUR is now tho western tc. mi.
nus OF tho Chesapeake and OHIO RaIiroad. and the
cars OF tina, road Connection tn teegraphic f1-
elntiea) VIII he ruunng 10 the springs by st Juy.
cure tho comfortable en- ertanment in ~ tn v.lic-
tics of icrDD NJ 1:ation of the large numb. i Of ysi
tors that will reaorl to the Springs tho pre- 5eAt sea
AaJ' Ono os he best LAWN AND EALr-3nOM
BANDS witl nc IN Attendance; an ex cnsive 1. VERY
A.s bcen prpyllcd nll ouitahie arranceu.nts
mGdo {" f'c.lilato every innocent and r5c.cative
amusement appropriate tor
FASHIONABLE WATERING rLAcF
A number of Fanny and Masquerade Balls will be
given during Tia season
Charges will be s25pe. week. and 500 per month
children under ten years of age and colored SER
wants. halt price. White wants. according to ac-
cOmnodations.
PEYrONS tG CO..
PRopRTEToRs.
White Sulphur Springs. West Virginia
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sacw 3)nblirnttens.

I0DOk EUIIEHS WILL FIND 1T Tep
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO INSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
The List will be Changed ut least Once q Week
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9ote;s.

~ oLU sIEIA IIO "a lu IL,
coLUKBEA, s. G.
TIVE PRUPclEIONS TAKE PLEASURE IN
announling that It's elegantly fur is.cd cstan.
nahmcnt Is now opei' tor tho accommodation OF
guests. The table viii always be supplied with ever.
decacy OF tho 10th from tAa New Ao-l, ana
Charles on nar.sos. ana efforts Wall epared to
Glvo perfect SATISFACTION, every respect 10 our
a'rcns. FREE LUNCH in the reio tory every cav
from II until halt-past n O'CLOCK. tlfl.
i. N II. oEhasni EADEShop. proprietors.
Mayo thm6
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FASHIONABLE WATERING rrAcf
e@aaep GOODS, Gte.
TO THE LADIES.

XWE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
w many years experience In the manufacture
OF ORNAMENTAL AIR WORK enable ms to ofPar
70 our customers the nest aasoetmo1t OF every A.
iole required In cur Hno from tho Small FRI3ZEf,
70 the full via, embracing braids or Switches Cola
W0terzalls, cushons. Crinpt Hair, Bands. Curis.
Ringsets. &c.
T0RTO1 ,E-sHELL DRESSING, TUCK. SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS Of eveey other class.
TO the Gentlemen.
WE OAN FURNISH WIGS. TOUpEEs. WHts.
KEfa0, GUSTAOAES. TKFERfALH. &c.
To Our Customers Generally.
THE YTNEsT YReNgK AND nNoI.rsH prRru.
MEEY. SOAPS. POMADxA HAIR OIIS. HAIR RE-
SrORAT1vE>, COSGHTH0s. CO., 6rorn the Haost re-
spectacle houses I'm each COUNTRY " ~
Ou 0EMAM COLOGNES arc unsurpassas,le
Ecg HSalish and French Hair. Tooth and Nail
Brushes, 10rt0ishe1s, Buffalo and other DreesinC
00mhes wo chAltenGo rivalry.
Particular atten,ioa 10 paid to the nnakir9 cs Me-
montO Hair Work a. BREAST PINS. EA r RTNGs
EINGkR RINGS. CHARMS, &c.
All Otdera by mail Will bes Alod that the ren,,fa
ton Of tho house tor tue past thrtyAvo years afai
not suffer- In 0ur hands. Always on hand Are az
eortment Of French Jeweiry. A kberal discount To
merchants and the trade.
M. d. A. ASHTON. En-
No. $40 KrNCa-BTRRET
January s .tu1m CHARzES7yN, 8. G.
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Rfi1allnfll.
GoueatisaaI.

ID RIvATE ...sa II q
b WuTrON will form Class for ,s,ral Instr1c-
The stern 10 loulated to awaken tina hvelieat IN.
ter6st in the pupa. inducing concentration which a
the prime Bret cause OF all sccsss In student and
course OF instruction.
For terms apply as Residence. corner OF ARoH.
DALI AND MAzYCK STHEhTJ.
May IT mshm3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06

New York is going to have a musical jubilee
OF her own. She has no idea OF being surp isssd
by provincial Bosting, in matters musical or
anything else. AMI as she can't well get up q
bigger Jubilee than the HUBS. she proposes to
surpass IL by mInimumizing the Boston explo.
sion dsvn 10 the limits OF ''artistic good TASTE
That is to say, she will have ne monster build
ing. 10 bIg chorus and orchestra, no anvils, no
guns, snd 10 Glmore clap-trap. Tine force In
the different departments is TO be s'small but
well selectsd," and it is proposed to furnish
musical entertainments OF a weeks duration
The proceeds Of the ia nilee are to be devoted to
the building Of q musi, hall which shall be q
credit TO the city. Prooabiy it will be pisas.
ant affaII; but the New Workers ought to be
able to strike out original projects. instead OF
resorting to Boston for idess, aud esp ,cially
after the juice has been so effectually squeezed
from the musical orange by that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06

The Law adopted in some of the States per-
hitting prisoners 10 testify seems to be working
we'll so far as tested. In New y ork city re-
Gently. German was arrested charged with
stealing valise from the baggage room OF a
railroad company. The baggage ofic.r aud
another officer Of the company testified that
they saw the prisoner take the valIse from q
pile Of luggage and walk OIL with It. Under
the ordinary course of evidence this would
have heel conclusive, but he being permitted
to testify In hts own behalf was able to show in
a way 10 satisfy the court that, suspicious as
were the circumstances, he was entirely limo.
cent Of any purpose of taking what did not
belong to him. He had simply taken a vallse he
supposed to be his employers, the latter, a
farmer in New Jersey, havin allo wed him to
put some clothing in the valIse. The prisoner
waited q long time for the appearance or his
employer, and failing TO fnd him had taken
from The pile the yalise he supposed to bs
his, and when arrested was examining it IN
quest Of his clothing. His testimony, IN adj.
tion 10 proof of good character and some cir
cumstantIal evidence in his favor, procured
his acquittai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06

The Belgian pavement, now laid down In
Firth avenue, New York. is to be covered with
a coat OF concrete THIS plan will give the
latter style OF pavement the best possible
foundation, and the experiment thus inaugu-
rated will afford reliable test o. Its available
~ for much used carriage way. The result
is looked forward TO with no little interest, as,
should prove 10 be successful, 1t Is likely tina
the same course will he adopted In a good
many other streets, and IA other places besides
New York. g-.rrr.....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06

The fashionable circles Of Brooklyn are dis.
turbed just now, bv a well founded report, thr,t
the daughter of q wealthy merchant living on
the Heights eIoped Last week with her fathers
coaehman; while those OF Sou,h Boston are
hardly less agitated over the fact that a young
lady of social position and culture, and one of
the bellies OF that aristocrstic locality, has
adopted the stage a. . profession, and viii ap
pear at one Of the New York theatres mex.
artumu -. -.-.- 4 l-t Pr. n =
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The election in Virginia takes place to-day
upon the new State Constitution, and for Gov.
error, members of Congress, and the State Leg
islature. The prospect Is tn IT the Constitution,
without the test-oath and disfrancnisemsnt
clauses, will be adopted. Tls vote for Gov.
ernor will be heavier than appeared probable
IN the earlier stages oftne canvass, when great
apathy was exhibited BY the mass of the Con.
seryative party. But latterly the managers on
that side have succeeded in infusing consider
able enthusiasm into their ranks. by holding
out the idea that the Constitution with its
township clause and other, to them, odiou :
features can be quietly shelvet after IL has
done Its work in securing admission TOR the
State. By a clause in the new Consultation TO
be voted upon to-day IL can be amen fed by the
next Legislature OF that Sat- (confrm.t BY a
vote OF the people of the State) and the canvass
has been conducted by the Walker party on the
ayOwed policy OF remedeling the Constitution
after 1t has served its purpose. 1t appears
probable that the Conser natives under the in.
fuence Of this incentive TO action will poll to-
day heavy per esntage of the white vote,
enough to make the contest for Governor close,
# II does not enable them TO elect Walker. Ii
Is by no means certain that the coiored vote
will go solidly for Wells. though il may prob
ably in the larger cities where their organizl-
ton is compact There is also a consi cradle
element OF disaffrction to Governor Wells in
bis own party for various causes, calculated to
damage him to some extent, whether enough
to defeat him remains to oe seen The election
this year only lasts for one day instead of ex-
lending over two or three as formerly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06

The nfst annual re- union and banquet Of the
Society Of the Army and Navy Of the Gulf
takes place IN New York this week, 70 close
with literary EXERCISES and . banqust and ball
al the Ssssscn HOUSE, Long Branch. on Thurs.
day and Friday evs1ings.f - .5tls' 80 tsas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06

nTHECK11y IARINA form very agrsss.
W. Die heht n9eSielvs 1eod. y suysrisr srsicls
Ssdhy Ihyseiani for iivslids end ella 5eld
m 1 Pa sS =. 10 81
eSSainss eennssssd sNsr o. ifSs JTcf ssnsfy,,
sSsss S.ssss oSs - s. eSs. . ~ =. SssSsSs
sfthe slei1, Eecsd egatn1( Ihta S!taf1. lk1 1lich
ses. Mt. sa - psnsS ~ Gu y &
al s Pei dseson: tor Is f3rnef yfe!iasJ that
the9al they nay have y -: HoewttkseaadiSS
3: Sss:is ctr: go IN SSfSs sSSSssz
tbsosslves Of its beneat, and who hsye 40 asoess,
should examine cA1sfal!v whether tAey pre- "a.
0cYibef Will give iAformation on this Suhi0o1 - ~
sinss Without charge. nm. -. 49, o
Ats9rssy;ss-Lsw end Solicitor IN BsnSsepssy.
ViV nhh. ..-.-s14" tH sJ- - LII -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06

Tie piratical steamer Telegraph has bombar.
lded and captured SANTANA. ON the coast OF San
Domingo, and the commander has issusd de.
cree which tuiii annul al the treaties mad
by our Government with Preadent Baez for
the cession or lease Of the bay Of Sanans q Z
naval station. -. y - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06

Since the Ist OF January ~ Immigrants
have arrived In this country. an increase OF
3a,tO On the corresponding period last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06

The total vote on the questioa Of lay d.lesa-
to- IL the Asthodist Charch. % far as the re-
turns are In, foots up: For, 1896; agaipst,
I3,tai-a:msjority In favor Of the nsw measure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-06

We have received the fret number of the
Saturday Erenin0 Fislor. handsome, wen.
filled weekly paper, started In this city By
VIM. = HoiszmaB & Co. = 81 =
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DK0TOsALs FOB FRS BTEF.


BrApQuARTERs FIRST MILITARY DrsrRIcr.
0sfiek oAhf s SSHss1h u. o. s.
Sealed Prop. sal. in daplioael ill De rec, i ed
f;;S. i I, S.1%s;i MSSsEs
s4 Hs, .i from su
su.t l., 1879, or such less tire as the Commissary
~ ats. @ss esss or til order
the Acting ccmmi.ssry Of saesistsnce at ths,
psoper'iors o. fore and hid Quarters, (necss
.aa eas 'S t. s5 TIE
d oGh Ss ois9t 0r and the breast .r1msd
three 10 fsur inches above The knee Joint and Of
hind quarters from six to eight inches above tile
Bidders are requsstsd to be present to respond %
their LIDS: arr b. pared to give bonds for the
PTepos ais net be endorsed distinctly "Propo
sails tor Fresh feef at FsTmyi.ls, Va "
TIE undeIsisne reserves the rig bit to reject any
Conditions, requirements, payments, sc as
BY commsnd Of Brevet NJ ajor Genera, Csney
jy6-et Erevet M5jor and Chief q S.
7 AwToS BLACK BERRY.
This sne Fruit. for the table or preserving, will
si n0s .enl IL iheir o.fers None Of this d &c
Jss2wF Bright wood Post Once, b. @
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, 1927 AMI 1929
~ Spruce street Philadelphia, Pa.
English and French, for young Ladies' and
Mi.sts Boarding sad bay school, will reopen on
MONDAY Sept goth. French is the Ian guaga of
the family, and is constantly spoken 10 the In-
stitute.
jy3-to6m MADAME E'HERvILLY. Prinr.
DIANOs, PABLO ORGANS, &C.
rs f NJ. a hand ss''s5 oor.
for sale rent on easy terms 81
NEW MUSIC received daily. ufSV
A lot of slightly dan aged Music Ut half price
JOHN r. ELLIS
500 PENNEY lvanta avenue
Jy3 st New four at Try iron front,
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l\EW AVID SECOND BAND
PIANOS AND PARLOR ORGANS,
JOHSF ELLIS
JIG f SOC Penn a ave near 10th ct
This rs 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
ecribef has obtained from the Orphans Court
of W ashinstvn County, in the District of Coun.
bic, letters Of tmn -tration Cd the personal es
tst Of MARY W. J0HNsOE, late of Washir g.on
county ID. e.. decreased. All persons having
clans AgAinsfthe ssid deceased are hereby wArres
% exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the subsersoer, on or before the 81 day Of
July next: they may otherwise by law be ereiu5ed
from ell benefit ~ the said estate. Given under
my hand tbz 81 day OF July. 1862
--- WM. l.. SHEARMAN,
i. e-Iausvs A6nin}s,rafor
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~Tbs seventeen year loeusts,- which
come every year, are announced a. having ar
rIyed IA Connecticut.