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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09
THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE Comply.

THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPLY,
.. STAUNToN VA, ..
Offers to every head of family perfect security
against this melancholy condition
tbs for LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
It's charter is perpetual.
Its Cash Capital Sl25 0J0.
1t Is organized on the basis Of the old Mutual
Life OF New York, and its successful cxpe-
rience
Tho Premiums are paid in cash; its Divi-
dends are paid in cash its policies are paid in
cash, without deductions
Ihero are no premium notes, and hence its
assets are all cash, which presents tho only
solid, substantial basis Of business for individ-
uals or corporations.
- IT IMSUREs ON ALL PROPER, SAFE
IT PUTs NO IMPROPER REsTRIC-
TIONS ON TRAVEL
IT iNSORES UNIMPAIRED FEMALE
LIVES.
The Company is combination of the pro.
prietary and mutual systems, securing the ad-
vantages of both.
Its Policies are ION. forfeitable after two
years, snd incontesta bic after five years. for all
mis- statements and errors in application except
as to the age Of the applicant This is a
SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY.
The Assets will be invested in Virginia, and
help to build up our own interests in Virginia.
1t commends itself for its safety. mana geruent
and organization, to every Virginian and other
Southerner in search of safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
INSTITUTION.
1.-Two agents wanted in every precinct of every
county in the State. Send for circulars.
Address, PHILLIPS & MAYO,
General Agents for Virginia and West Virgin
ia. Lock Box ZIG, Staunton,, Va.
REV. GEORGE A. SMITH,
feb 1.3m Agt for Alexa. and vicinity.
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. o r r E n T .

That desirable residence known as LINDEN
is offered for rent. 1t is within one-and-a 6M9
half miles of the Court House Of Alexsn- RaA
dra. There is attached to it and offered for
rent with it SIXTY ACRES Of good and we'll
i'm proved land, much of which is very fine corn
land. The buildings consist of comfortable
FRAME DWELLING. fine Barn. Corn
House Aid other outbuildngs, which are all in
GOOD condition, having been built within the
last three years There is upon this place an n
fruit trees in bearing. The situation,is without
doubt one of the most beautiful on the heights
and splendid view and is perfectly healthy and
very desirable This place will be rented to a
good tenant, upon prompt application to me,
at Mr.. PowelPs, s. r. corner OF Washington
and Duke streets, Alexandria, Va, or 10 my
brother, Mr.. Richard Lloyd, at his residence,
Belmont, adjoining the place.
LUCY L. LLOYD,
For herself and as Agent Of the
t@. heirs OF Fred'k. Lloyd, decd.
N. B.-If not ren.ed by May 1st the build
inps. with garden and orchard and about Is or
20 acres attached. will be rented to q careful
tenant on easy terms. NH 24-2awlm
IWash Chron. 2aw2w e.. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09
DHILIP PARK,

DHIL1P. PARK.
RACTICAL PLU M B E X,
No. IL South Fairfax street.
The oldest and best established Plumbing
establishment in the city All work done with
dispatch, and in the most durable and work.
msnlike manner Satisfaction guaranteed:
JOBBIN3 done at short notice. and by HIM
self, or the most experienced workmen. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

Tho same qualities which render this ma
chine so admirable and efficient for uso in the
family also commend it as indispensable for
every grade of light manufactures, and it is in
comparably the best Sewing Machine in the
world, its sales in ore year exceeding those OF
tho Wcad, Howe, Florence and several other
machines combined, and an excess of eleven
thousand over the Grover & Baker
The references Of numerous parties who have
purchased the Singer Machines can be obtain
ed. Machines sold on liberal terms, and salts
faction guaranteed in every case
- ,,."'.-.- c. G. BERRY, Agent.
p King street. Alexandria Va.
Two Howo Machines, new and IN perfect Or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

Married Persons, or Young; Men comtempla
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak
cured.
He who places himself under the care OF Dr
j. may religiously con1de in his honor as 9
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
as q nhysician - .----- - ---...-
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f. j. MILL Il IL y,

NST ABLIS HE'D IN. 8 2 2 .
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YOUNG MEN.

Who have injured themselves by. -
tain practice. indulgod in. habi: ire
quently learned from evil companions; or q!
school, the effects of which nightly felt,
even when ssIoop, and if no: cured, reudor4
marriage impossible, and destroys both ninn
Wv What a pity tbrt = young mar, the hope Of
his country, the pride OF his parents should 's
sratched from all prospects End cnJoyhlehls 81
life bv The conscoucnco o. dcvia!ing from the
oath at l Of nature and indulging in certssn SO
cret habit, Such persons must boioro conte"-
plating
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

Especially, who have become tho victims OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to An ultimely
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
excellent talents snd brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have enrranced listening Sens-
tors with tho thundcrs of eloquence, or walked
to estscy the living Tyre, may call with full
nonf6enne .. s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

Recently Capt. Mason, of Way Key, Fla,
was standing on the porch of his hotel, when
an elderly lady came out of the building, The
rain had been falling, and consequently the
middle of the street was wet. II should like
to get across tho street without wettlng my
ieet, said the lady. II can help you to cross, -
the Captain responded. "Oh dear l shall
feel so much obliged to you, >, the lady said !;
my feet have not been wet in twenty years.
For Heavens sake, Madam" said the Cap
tain, don't show them to me- .,..-H -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

VIM. HEINEKAMP'S frst-class BALTI-
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
cd for five years. Sold at factory prices on &C.
commodating terms usual in other cities.
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers.
will also furnish PIANOS from any maker
in the country, for which persons may have
preference, at factory prices. I hope thereby
to leave cause for tn ose who have at heart
the interest of Alexandria to buy away from
home.
l have also PIANOS from Rrst-class makers,
that have been out on rent, for sale at very re-
duced prices Every instrument warranted
Also the following:
Volins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutinas: Aeeor-
deors, Concertinas, Violincellos,- Banjos, Vio-
lin Bows. Bridges, Pins, Rosiu, Mouth Organs,
&C., &c.
ns- Best quality Violin and Guitar Strings.
instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, In
struction Books and Music paper. Orders for
Music solicited and filled at the shortest notice.
My facilities for repairs of Pianos, Organs,
Accordeons, Violus, &C, &C., are much en-
lareed, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos, Organs, &C., for Rent. Also, tuned
and packed. Ian lOl '. BEChEK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09
MARRIAGE

necessary requisites to promote connubial hap
piness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, the
nrosps ct hourly darkcns to tho Wow the mnd
becomes shadowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection tnat the happiness O:
another becomes blightCd with your own. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09
ORGANIC WEAKNES
DIR. Johnson

Mt.nber of the Royal College OF Surgeons:
London, Graduate OF one Of tho most emlnen,
part Of whose life has been spent in the hcsplt-
ais of London, Paris, Phiade phia, and else-
whore, has effected some OF the most astonlsh;
ing cures that were ever known, many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep
great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
tended sometimes with dersngeInent of mind:
were cured Immediately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

aS.- Is published regularly on TU ESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at S6 por
annum-payable in advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE a CUBE
CAN BE OBTAIN ED. =. = = -. I

DIX. JOHNSON has discovered the most
Certain, Speedy. and only EGectusl Remedy in
the World for Weakness Of the Back OF Linn Df,
Structures, Affection OF the Kidneys or BIaoaet;
Involuntary Discharges, Inpotency,- General
Debility Nervousness. Dyspepsis,, Languor,
Low Spirits, Confusion of 1doss, Paipitation OF
the Heart Timidity, Tremb bling, Dimness Of
Sight or Giddiness. Disease OF the Head
Throat, Nose, or Skin, Affections of the Live,
Lungs, Stomach, or Bowels-tEose Terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits OF
Youth-secret and solitary practices more fatal
to their victims than the song of Syrens to the
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most bril-
rage, &c. IMPOSSIBLE .... ....
, 1870-06-14
FORHANDLINGER
Colo a de
FOR ST. CROIN.

Post D.4: Toldypsenct. lfyOrtiI fJIg1ude
EndrinosforsI9o ware stiIIcde
/. AT TdyaIqet: bet iii CobtoirhoId we'd
ToIdkammcrct ! Christiausrpd on ct Bud
onf5rte Bel6b 81 500 ncdyt.ttpQ t|ISIl0n.
J. At Gouverneuren: bet til Contoirh0Id
we'd ToIdkamueret CbriSriausred or ct
Bud onl5rte Bel01 $4,000 nedsrttcs
I'll @l.531.
g.. A Udvalget: IIeIe B|oviIliuocu AL d..
onf6res med ..-s3,- 200.
d. At Commencement: IIele Hevillin.en adj
D.. 4 opf0res med .--...-. S 2.33S."
co,uaur. b,xamrl.l. a. gon ..fJ-d-
uaJro+ Irs.Ia.odn N.I...rt.lsa I..l 1g0Q
liz riIda L,1aao iv~.,ly. tta. nndtauon ra1
49, N--,Jsat+.I., n ill.,, r.,.,u, aroI oen
49,, Jn1 n,,,r,nI. ......a, ,.a rroIn-
Iaa,ra+ an ianr tar...E.a L....IlHr IGa
n,Ifa,Jn, n-,IIIau.,,., .r .,,,.r .l.,,..
CaJJo s,,, aoro Ta,.oda naL.r anar. Adj
.Irat;anar.o ,.oro f~,r.oId..iie ,nao,.r
Lniama o,I Lo5aJ Co-,toirhnticnro 1r,ia,-
Ia,J,+ arLaIIa or o+ Ja.' ,,ad s,aJanuo
pIadsors nv. pos,, 77+oIso ,,aa s.ca on Nod
..attaI.o coo 1,I,s san, ou-.rnanon+.t alba
,.odo of sir soIv boyda ivaartsat we'd Conisr-
,,oeton 0vorrotten men bvad de aIIarede
aansat+e Contoirbetiente angaaer. fanas ham
def haardt. ON de skuIde liae en- Nedsrt-
teIse dcres i mange Aar oppo5garue Ind
tmoter, 90 han eiorde i dennc Hensecnde
opmarks0m paa, at dc aeldre Coutoirbe-
tiente herude j BegIen ere gifre, og at dette
naynIig qirIder ON den heromhaudIcde Be
tieut. Han havde derlor etter Conference
med Toldforyalteren stillet ct En- rings
q ~ ! I-AlA
, 1870-06-14

OOuN u HJblIH DCIIl'N INCuC3 dO sac
Diet at Vi-tighed at Postmesteren fremdeIes
tonnes med Procenter af Intraderne, hyor-
we'd hans Interesse knyttes til Postv8senets
Tarv. Dette giver tortiden kun ct ube-
tydeIigt Oyerskud, men we'd at bestemme
en- fast Looming, Wide man uds1tte sig for
ct Understand.
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds BY (Fa-
ber) |bemrrkede, at han like tyivlede ON
L6nningens Ringhed, men antog at Afgjo-
reIsen bedst oYerlodes til Diet forYeutede
Udyalg.
Fernandez stiIIede Endringen under
Aftenning, hvoryeu den forkastedes med
IL Stemmer imod /.
BevilIiugen blew derpaa vedtaget cen
stemmigt med - Stemmer.
9, eden Demanding af BeyiIIingsforsIag al
Post D. I: Naturalization.
Aside hougeyaIote MedIem (Raupach) var
stiIIet f0Igeude Notwithstanding
q, At der opf0res 5000 p. a. for Heders-
tegns TiIleg for Underoficerer we'd H@r-
styrkens 1ste Compagni, o. TiIlagsbr0d
for de gifte UnderoAicerers Born,
,, At Ud4itten til Ammunition nedspttes
med ct BeI0b at $500 p. a., da dette Be
lob kan be>pares we'd at oph0re we'd At
fyriug al Morgen- OF Attenyagtskud paa
Oeus ire m~iIitaire Stationer.'
Ordf6rereu (RatcIitie) ant0rte, at UdvaIget
like havde tremsat nogen BemHrhning med
llensyn til deune Post.
3die kongeyaIgte MedIem (Raupach) am
forte, at hans ForsIag ON Yedtagelsen al
5000 som ovenanf0rt kuude tilveiebringes
we'd Besparelsen / Udoitten til Vagtskudene,
hyilke han ausaae overti0dige.
Gouverueuren bemerkcde, at Saeen on
HederstegustiIIp til Uuderoficereru wilde
bIive taget under tornyet OyerYeielse. Der
var for nogle Aar sidcu bleven |tilstaaet dc
gite U~nGeroficerer yisse Fordelc j Ljghcd
med BestemucIserne for Armeeu / Noder-
landet, OF Gruuden til at der like hidt5I
var t|iIstaaet dem nOgct TillPgsbr0d for
B6mene, Iaae egentlig kun en- Vauskelig-
he'd at udhude, hyorIedes Bestemmelserno
heron for Armcen kunde bIiye paa en- til
svarende 90 passeude Made overt0rte her.
Dersom Colonialraadet Wilde yotere Diet Jun
der EudringsfOrslaget l foresIaaede BcI0b
som stillet til Gouvcrnementets Disposition
til Diet omhandlede Oicmed, Wide han s6ge
Diet Forn6dne anvendt paa he~nsigtsm1essig
Made.
3die kou5eyaIgto MedIom lRaupach
takkede Gouverneuren for de meddeeIte
02 a5st M5JIom for cbristiansbeds By Ours
bemerkede, at Neutrality-suspicious. ware ufor-
holdsmassig hole, og formeente at Diet It'd
ligere af 2 Medlemmer indbragte Forslag
ON Reduction deri burde yaere taget tilf0Ige.
Han meente, at MiHtairet kunde o~rganiseres
saaledes, at Diet kom til at yirke / Forening
, 1870-06-14

m..rkodn 1T Udoiftprne we'd ToIdy4snnet
iLxc sfode ! NisforboId iii Tdoifrorne we'd
a,dra Creme. + FIX we'd SEoIr7rspna 30
L~au.r1pde at inopu NedsrttuIsa sEaor
Trd.iftan til ToIdCmunprpt ! C~britfassfad
2det 1TodIem for Cbri~fiaosred. Nv Jirs)
udraIte sig i Favour at Gouven.un,.> For
sIan oo o33fordr4d. 1I-auIan,..r,, al oosaa
da773 II TIL,aIont Al ,nnlI.Ia 5.r.. yrfIIin-
son1n7o Ham. ..t.r+a ~. - lnaa-
o;.YIanJn Con~+oirharionlo n.aa+,a ,.Sra
511LirnIre med ToIdIoyeDe or Luuuc derfor
;ELJJ ansops som aImjndeIioe Skrivnrr.
oIot Nodlem tor Chrisfjansreds Landdi-
strict (RatcIi1r}, som NcdIem af BUDGET
u3yaIoct. ansaae sic like befoiet iii at fra
r,o, SIN enoauo Gattrde AusLUrDse If >aoen.
Han Snurote Gouverneurcn, ! hyilaen Ret
oioo IInd-skrnukuiuoen n,eontes iylrrks9t.
Gonvorneurpn syj rede. at der af Diet iii
Recommendation or Extraslriyer;r fortiden
hnv1r.de BrIab SI4O pIeier at auyeudes ct
R...5 ar g. s62 I'll ExtraSkIwcrie rIer iii
Doncanr for ContoirDprsouaret for y.Indl5rt
Cn,+oirarbcidr Diet er deftp BpI6b der fore
.ra.as horttaoer for Frentiden.
3lat UedIer for FredcrikSrclq Rv (Fa-
bo,A ndtaIte. ar d3 sam1lioe Trdoiffor for
bn1Idno med ToIdyusenet aIniudeliot an
. 2a1a for hole 90 en- O-mor@a1~ario1 If
l.,,. Cronn ar ADMINISTRATORS knnda
oa+a@os a+ v..rr nmr fnrrsraacndr no riIGarIs
oay"7 2-o+ ofConvornanron soa n.asntc hon.
'"' n ~, GY1d, .1+,no Conrar' anraas
a" II, i I,;n~ sfors1ar '70
4i' ai,+ 77IoIIaa57 for Cl,risHoos.oly 7 anl1i-
.rr1ct RatcIial Wide sremme for den af
IrGyaInet foresIaaede Indsuankring af
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-07
GENERAL NEWS.

Advices from Australia to London and
thence by deep sea telegram to New York, in
form us of the painful fact of the loss of the
Italian vessel Maria Barbarino by fire at sea.
One hundred and twenty passengers lost their
lives at the same time.
The steam power employed in this country
is equal to one hundred and thirty millions of
men, but that of Great Britain is vastly great
err. being equal to four hundred millions Of
men.
The Justices of the Supreme Court of North
Carolina have decided that a warrant cannot
issue for the arrest of Governor Holden for
alleged abuses of his executive authority, nor
can any branch warrant extend to the counties
now declared in instruction. This disposes
for the present of Josiah Turner's case
against Governor Holden, although he can
proceed against Colonies Kirk and Berger,
who arrested him.
Iowa claims young and very pretty girl
who has worked in the field all summer, wear
ing male attire. Her personal attractions are
indicated by the fact that while hoeing par
ticular two-acre patch of potatoes she receiv-
ed three offers of marriage from well-to-do
young farmers.
The little boat City of Ragusa, which is
attempting to make the voyage from Liver
pool to New York, was spoken Aug. 81, in
lat. Al, lon. &C. She was then making the
port of Boston. Her captain stated that he
had enough provisions to last two months.
All hands well. She left the English coast
with two men and dog on board
The chaplain of the New Hampshire Peni-
Tertiary says: Il have the happiness to uum-
Der among my friends many printers, but
though it may seem to imply lack of ability
on the part of the minister or the want of the
qualities, never succeeded well with that
class. For the nine long years ofmy connec-
ton with Penitentiary, with all the induce
ments offered not one of that trade has con-
nected himself with my congregation and
do not think man could be found, of all who
ever tenanted our prison, who could set up
column of type"
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DEMOCRATIC INIQUITY CONFESSED

The editors of the Standard are evidently
angry. They are angry because we defended
carpet-baggers. They themselves are carpet
baggers, yet they say that carpet baggers are
the ''most miserable of all vermin" and are
angry at us for doing what they suppose to be
defending them. Concerning this we have
nothing to say. If the Standard men wish to
condemn themselves they can do so-they are
better acquainted with their own dement's
than any one else can be.
The next remarkable discovery of the
Standard men is that we seek a personal
controversy with them; considering the fact
that we have twice declined to enter into per-
sonalities with them, and have taken no no.
tice of the somewhat uncourteous language
with which they have assailed s,the assertion
possesses lack of truth that cannot but dam
age any reputation for veracity which they may
possess. So far from having sought perso-
nal controversy we have studiously refrained
from remarks of personal character, even
when invited to them by the course of the
Standard. To our former statements and ar
guments they have replied only by abuse and
by language which we have never before seen
used by any paper which professed to be re-
spectacle To their abuse and vilifications
we have made no reply because we do not
choose to throw mud with every person who
happens to be educated to that mode of war
fare. Concerning the record of either OF the
numerous editors of the Standard we know
nothing and care nothing. We deal with
them merely as editors of recognised demo-
cratic organ ''they not being candidates for
any public Office. That the affairs ofthe United
States would be materially affected by an ex-
position of the 'record" of the Standard men
we do not believe. America is a very large
country while the Standard editors are very
small men, possessed of correspondingly
small influence. Hence we cannot think that
the records of the Standard men would be Of
much consequence or interest to the Ameri-
can people. We do not even know that they
have any record. 1t generally takes rather
/ gifted man TO have record, and consequent
ly we are not at all sure that any of the men
who derive their sustenence from the publica-
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NAPOLEON'S SURRENDER.

The surrender OF the French armies
and the capture of Napoleon, with tho
events depending upon them, are the
worlds topic, wonder and speculation.
Seldom has so sudden and terrible re-
verse happened to an individual as that
which Napoleon has experienced, seldom
such disaster to so proud an army as
what the French have suffered, or such
change to nation as France is fated to
undergo before stable government is
again established.
Only a few weeks ago Napoleon had ia
ken the last steps necessary as he suppos-
ed to secure the permanency of the Napo-
leonic dynasty in France. The people
had voted, as it was given out, to make
the throne hereditary in the family of Ma
poleon. The great object of the Emperor
was accomplished. His throne SEEM
ed to be secure, not only for himself but
for his son and long line of descendants.
Doubtless he supposed his life-work over
and well done. In last June. a Hohen-
Zollctu piiutc wac DAouSui loi aiu anu
mentioned as king of Spain To this
Napoleon objected and the offensive name
was Withdrawn in order to placate the in.
dignant monarch. This however would
not appease his offended majesty he in
sisted that King William should pledge
himself that no Prussian prince should
aya, ha aliowpd tn be a candidate for the
Spanish throne. To such humiliation a.
this the Prussian king would not submit
The consequence was that France declared
war against Prussia on the 18th OF July
last. and at once marched to the Rhine fo
the invasion of the Fatherland. lie foun'
the foe ready TO meet him. Prussia stoo'
In arms upon the border, with all German.
united at her back. The entire German
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-07

The Argus says the L. S. Revenue steam
err Mahoning, Capt. Freeman, arrived at Port
land on Saturday from a cruise to the east
ward. Near Bristol they seized schooner
formerly called the Enterprise, Capt. Osier,
of Damariscotta for violation of the internal
revenue and customs laws. The craft was
turned over to Collector Hall of the Waldo
boro' District till the matter is decided by the
courts. The Press says one object of the Ma
honing's cruise was to enforce recent de-
cision of the Treasury Department, to the
effect that boats of five tons and over engaged
in the porgy fishery must take fishing licenses.
Collector Hall, in whose district the porgy
fishery is largely carried on, having expert
enced some difficulty in enforcing the law,
called the commander of the Mahoning, who
promptly and efficiently responded. The fish
ermen promised to take out their papers at
once. In the event of failing to do so, how
ever, the Mahoning will cruise again on an
arresting expedition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-07

The Freshmen class at Bowdoin College, at
the present, numbers 80, but it is stated that
the number will probably be increased. Four
of the Freshmen are from out of the State ;
one each from Illinois, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and Connecticut, the latter son
of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe. One mem
Der of the Senior class has left Bowdoin and
gone to Union College. 1t is expected there
will be some additions to the three upper
classes. All who were expelled for the hazng
affair of last term have been reinstated.