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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-10
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co.
| Tie Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connect
| ing the Atlantic coast and the magnificent har-
| bors Of the Chesa peake Bay with the Ohio Riv-
| er at q point Of reliable navigation, and thus,
| with the entire Railroad system and water
transportation Of the great West and Southwest,
forms the additional East and West
Trunk Line, so imperativcly demanded for
the accommodation Of the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between the Atlantic
seaDoard and Europe or the one hand, and the
great producing regions Of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Valleys on tho other.
The importance OF This Road as u
new outlet from the West to the sea
magnifcs it into ono of national consequence
and insurns to it an extensive through traffic
from the day Of its completion; while. in the
development Of the extensive agricultural and
mineral resources Of Virginia and West Vir-
glnie, it possesses, along its own lire, the ele
ments of Il large and profitable local business.
Thus the great interests, both general and To-
ca, which demand the completion of the Giles
APEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD to the Ohio Riv-
or, afford tho surest guarantee OF its success and
value and render 1t the most i'll pOrtant
and substantial Railroad enterprise
now in progress in this country.
It's superiority as An East and West route,
and tho promise OF an immense and profitable
trade awaiting its completion, have drawn to it
the attention and cooperation Of prominent
Capitalists and RAILROAD men Of this City, Of
sound judgment and known integrity, whose
connection with it, together with that of emf
nent citizens Snd business men of Virginia and
West Virginia, insures an energetic,
honorable and successful manage.
ment.
Tho Road is com plotted and in operation from
Richmond to tho celebrated White Sulphur
Springs of West Virginia, 227 miles, and there
remain but 200 miles (now partially construct
cd) to be completed. to carry it to the proposed
terminus on the Ohio river at, or near, the
mouth of the Big Sandy River $50 miles above
Cincinnati, and $50 miles below Pittsburg.
Lines are now projected or in progress
through Ohio and kentucky to this point,
which will connect the Chesapeake and Ohio
with the entire RAILROAD systems of the West
and Southwest, and with the Pacific Railroad.
It's valuable franchises and superior advan-
tages will place the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest and
most powerful and trustworthy corporations of
the country; and there exists a present value
in completed road and work donn, equal TO the
entire amount of the mortgage.
Tho details of the Lean have boon arranged
with special reference to the wants of oil classes
of investors; and combine tho various features
of convenience, safety and protection against
loas or fraud.
in don ON q along Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-10
INSURANCE AGENCIES.

TOW OFTEN IS THE HOUSEHOLD
IL loaf buried with the household head and
families that might have boen comfortably
pl divided for, LETT destitute by tho want of
proper foresight in its deceased protector?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-10

THE T1MEs.-It may be consolation to
those who are idle at the present time, from
necessity, to know that the cry Of dull and
hard times aud scarcity Of money, is wide
spread, and that in the large and moro pros
porous cities Of the north there is in proper
ton quite as much or more destituton than
here. The idea that obtains among so many
Of the aboring classes that they could do so
much better anywhere else than where they
live, is fallacy. The demand for labor in
particular section may induce the payment of
higher wages than usual for special emergency.
or from peculiar condition OF things, but as
rule the price Of labor Is equallzed by the
flow of the current in the direction of the dc
maud. and the early seeker only is benefited
bv the change, and he often only temporarily.
STAY at home and work, on the farm, in the
shop anywhere, only with energy and perse'
verance; these qualities command employment
here as we'll as anywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-10

The STEAMER COMMUNICATIONS that the
season Of spring has again rolled round, num-
Der of river and bay steamers, which during
the winter hauled off jor the purpose of under
going overhauliuc and repair, have again re-
sumed their usual trips Among these Is the
old staunch and popular boat Columbia, when
for so many years has been plying on, tao
waters of tie Patapsco, Chesapeake and foto
mac For several weeks she was at the works
of MIR. Charles Reader & Son, where her en-
CINE and boiler were placed in the best condl
ton. She left here on Saturday for the land
Jugs on the Potomac, and Washington, carry
ing a valuable freight of merchandise. Capt.
JamesHarper is in command and MIR. PataickP
kavauagh continues as Purser and General
Superintendent.- american.
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RETAINED LETTERS. -The following letters
src detained in the postotfice Of this city for
want OF stamps:
Joseph Cook. Pennsvile, N. j.; Hannah
Ludley, Baltimore, Md; Miss Belle F. Gray
son, New Baltimore, Va Miss Maria Ciaggett,
Washington, DC; s. Y. Powers. Augusta, ny.
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Away with Uncomfortable Trusses
Comfort and cure for the Ruptured. Sent post
paid on receipt of l0c. Address
DR.. L. b. FOOTE,
NH 7-3m l20 Lexington Az, N. Y
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Bonds are in denominations Of
$1,000, $500 and 500.

They will be issued rs Coupon B0ndS, pdyabtc
to Bearer, and may be held in that form or
Tho Bond may be registered in tho name OF
tho owner, with the coupons remaining payable
to bearer attached. the principal being then
transferable only on tho books of the Company,
unless reassigned to bearer; or
The coupons may DO detached and cancelled,
the Bond made permanent Registered Bond,
transferable only on the books CT the Company,
and the interest made payable only to the ro-
gstcrcd owncr or his attorney.
Tho thrro classes will be known respectively
as
1s,. "COUPON BONDS PAYABEE TO
BEARER"
I'd. "REGISTERED BONDS WITH COU-
PONS ATTACHED"
Sd. "REGISTERED BONDS WITH COU-
PONS DETACHED" and should be SO desg
mated by Correspondents in specifying tho class
of Bonds desired.
Thcv have THIRTY YEARS u run from
January 10, 1870 with intoroat at six per cent
per annun from November ], 1863. PRINCE
PAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD in the
city Of New York.
Tho interest is payable in MAY and NOvEM-
BER, that it may take the place Of that Of tho
earlier issues Of Five-TwenLics and suit tho
convenience of our friends who already hol d
Central and Western Pacific Bonds, with inter-
ct, payable in January and July, and who
may desire in making additional Investments,
to have their interest receivable at different sea
sons Of the year
The Loan is secured by mortgage upon the
entire Line Of Road from Richmond to the ONO
River, with tho equipment and all other prop
erty and appurtenancns connected thern"llh.
A Sinking Fund of 100000 per Snnum IL
nrovidad for tho redcm pti"n Of the Bonds 10
take effect ono Year alter the completion OF the
Road oo, r,
s2,OOn OOO will be reserved and held in trust for
the REDEMPTION Of outstanding Bonds OF the
Tir0iuiu Central Rniiroad Company, now
merged in the CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO.
OF the remaining Sl3,WOO0O sufficient
amount will be sold to complete the road TO the
ohio river. perfect and improve the portion
now in operation, and thoroughly equip the
whole for large and active traItic.
The present price is 90 and accrued interest.
a Loan so amply secured, SO carefully guard
ed. and 20 certain hereafter 10 command q
prominent place among the fnvoritc securities
in the markets, both OF this Country and hu-
rope, will be at once appreciated and quickly
absorbed. Very respectfully,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-10

NOR SALE-I have for sale, at my Lore on
i Janney's wharf, TWO GILL BOATS and
TWO NETS; also, ono ARK. Any ono
wishing to purchase can call on tho subscriber,
ut his store. ~
NH 3--lW D. i. SlON IL.
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DRUGS. CszEMRGAL~, DC.

DRUGS. CtfENfSA a-'s, DC.
ESTABLISHED 1872.
II s. LEAD BEATER s. RO.,
DEALERS III
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. PAINTS, OILS.
VARNlSHES, GARDEN SEEDS,
SPICES, ACIDS, &c.
Nos. and South Fairfax sts.,
. arg 2-t( Alexandria, Va.
IT, II. COOK VIM. p. CREIGHTON,
IsOUK Sc CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
Varnishns ami Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No. 107 King street.
Prompt attention gIvon to orders and IN
nuirios from tho country mar 9-tf
SAMUEL II. JANNEY. MhHI.oh II. JAHFEY
IANNEY & CO.,
PUEy DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and Varnshes.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS ~ PUTTY.
No 145 King street.
RE- Orders end Inquiries from tho country
nr0m,tIy attended TO- sep 23-n
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FOR RENT
E$i The DWELLING HOUSE, No. 43 north
Pit street, between Cameron and Queen. 1t
contains eight rooms, and is supplied with Wa
ter and gas Apply to "
NH 5-eoSt WILLIAM GREGORY.
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| THEAP SUGARS-All grades of Refined
~ and Raw Sugars for sale ut lowest rates.
Our prices defy competition.
AVERY & DAVIDSON.
feb % 226 King st cor. Alfred.
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NOW HITE LEAD.

| Just received one ton @! the shove brand Of
| Lead, at .r.. o,,,
feb ii COOh CRElGdlON >.
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X ARDEN SEEDS.
" SPRING SUPPLY.
We have just received our frst supply OF
fresh GARDEN SEEDS for the Spring OF
1870 Catalogues can he had upon application.
ian24 +. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-10

FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
placed in responsible companies, a. fair rates, by
ap 7-tf HOOE. WEDDEKBURN & co.
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EEDSI SEEDSl
= s EDS
500 bushels CHOICE CLOV Err, selected with
care.
200 bushels CHOICE TIMOTHY.
200 bu.hc!s ORCHARD GRASS
100 bushels RED TOP or HERDS GRASS
50 bushels KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
Millet and Hungarian Grass, Usage Orange,
Seed Corn, Seed Oats, Seed Potatoes, White
Glover, Lawn Grass, &C., sc.
LANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS just ar
rived.
ny Cali and get the Rural Register and AL
manac for 1870.
=. IL ADDITION
l have in stock large, varied and comP,ei9 a.
sortncnL Of AGRIC Z LTU a l. ~ hh
MENT5 End MACHINERY; AL En15 ot
Farming nnl Gardening Tools H!I X K'nu i' o'
Grain. iiras. and Garden SOD, aHd III 'a'ua'
bio ' snd approved FERTILIZERS.
r. Ny catalogue and price list mailed on
application.
HERBERT BRYANT,
~ King st., bet Water and Union.
,ot r. Alexandria, Virginia.
The New York herald., 1870-02-12
TIE sasV LABOR REF0ga PARTY.

.iiass Meeting Of WorlSiIgmen-.;lr. Trcye.-
lick's Speech Against an Aristocrucy o.
WealtI,.
large meeting Of wOrkng,nen was held yester.
day evening al Teutonic Hail, on Third avenue FOR
the purpose OF being addressed the labor question
by Mr.. Trcvellick, president OF The National Laoor
Union. The lecturer spoke for two hours, ana
touching on the national and financial quesrions
dwelt especially the necessity or the aboring men
legisatn2 for themselves. lie compared European
and American institutions. and said that ir the
working classes neglected to take matters INTO their
own hands their rights would be trampled on as
much aS they were III Europe. lie complained OF
the usurpat OF the soil by the privileged classes OF
England, and IN the present state or our nnances
nobility OF wealth was sprnGing mp TO crush the
poor laborlng man He said we were fast approach.
ing the state Of the European peasant; ana were
thieves oil Congress can steal Tor their railroads the
wOrklngmen OF America would never be pOssessUrs
OF tue soil. He rdculed the erslng arist0cracy Of ta
republic, and regretted that there existed class
who cast o Slur Oh labor but he hoped to see
ITS dignity respected, ana wished that those
This effeninato aristOctacy would die out. and the
hope OF our future increase and prosperity would
with the vigorous wOrhingmen. The eclurer spoke in
this strain throughout, and alter he had flushed
resolution was moved and adopted to form u LABOR
reform party in this city, ana one delegate from
each Assembly district was appointed 10 form q
committee to consider the matter and frame plan
Alexander Ir0up, Mr.. Browning acting as secre.
tary. Some Of the audience dlsscnted from MIR.
Treyellick's pan OF forming new party, but on the
Wh0ie the meeting was HARMONIOUS.
The New York herald., 1870-02-12
"sgoePiyG II, Tua RAyaauF.


Tho Ncyvfowp, T.. L., Collector Asscss0rg al,d
County Supervisors in Embarra ss;ns
PoniLtOn.
In the Supreme Court OF Queens county Long
Island, yesterday, William E. Fnrman Of Newtown,
entered complaint and procured q summons against
william McGowan, Collector; Joseph Rice, Frances
McKenna, John b. Madden Thomas Petit. Nicholas
Van Antwerp Commissioners and the Board or
Supervisors OF Qneens county, Tor having saiHcd
$1,000 worth OF property belonging 70 turnan for
lie non-paynlent OF n special read tax OF fifty
dollars. Ihe complaint alleges that McGowan had
no right authority to collect any such
tax IRON the plaintiff, or 10 lake the said property
from his possession: that he did SO with force,
against the remOnstrance aDd opposition OF the
plaintiff, and with full knowledge that he had no
right 10 do that the pain,ir thcreupon requested
ihe defendant MCGOWAN only to take rom mis- pos
session much OF SAID property Us would be SUI
Lfient to satisfy SAID pretended special tax, with
any claimed charges or expenses Ia addition; that
the said defendant refused ~ do; thar he took
possession Of SAID prpporty and put other persons
anu preventing hrs saies and business; that the said
defendants In the premises acted wilfully aud malt
cionsly, and Win lhe design by such illegal pro-
ceedngs 10 nurc the said plaIntiF IN ms business,
they then anu there Knowing that they had no color
or rgnt Of authority ID dcmand or receive tine same
The answer Is returnable On the LIST day OF March,
MI John !. Moore, OF the game town, has brought
Q siiDiiar action 10 recover possession oI Sd,ooo
worth OF properly seized by tic same Collector anu
stlj retained by hini, TO the greas daWaae o! tue
plalntiH
The New York herald., 1870-02-12
TILE.RAPalC NEWS ITEMS.

The Nebraska Legislature win be convened on the 18th inst
for the purpose OF rntfying the fifteenth amendment
The lower house of the Missouri Legislature has passed
bill prohibiting 0a0n in eacAe .aarea account
OF
In the Ohio Woman Suffrage Convention holding al an.
bus OF resolutions yesterday reported
committee, asking the Legislature 10 grant right
~ vote.
John p. Gof tried IN Philadelphia for snsaughter was
yesterday acquitted He accidcnty caused the
child by An explosion resutin. iiom an cHpcr
fuid lamp
boiler In the ST. Ionis Rolling Mil exploded exerdny
morning. seriously inluring four worAD,en ami Slightly
scaid.ng several Others
Travel from Chicago to the Pacific been very
heavy this week, the trains carrying number OF
senhera than eyor before
Considerable excitement prevails in Harrison county Ind
miners prospecting the dgsugs for the past
-four months and IL 10 believed they been successful
Tho trouble between the Lieutenant Governor and Para.
mrnt of Newfoundland has endUd by the latter
the oil Mr. Bennett " expected that Minlslty
will resign Immediately.
The Legislature OF New Brunswick opened It's session yes
In his speech the Lieutenant he
prosperity OF the province TO general system
and To immigration from knglaad.
Captain Comnerel, o Her Britannia Majesys shin Nom
arch gave farewell party board his ship Portland.
Me-. Yesterday AftetEoon In acknowledgment
OF courtesy and kindness which have extended 10 him
and his oaiokrs.
RESOLUTIONS have been adopted by the Kansas Legislature
tons IN 1854; relative tho .Tebsl Price raid c,ams
against the Of ts Nav Indian lands except actual
ssers for court horx0 al Topeka snd canal
tine Onio ami james riverS-
The New York herald., 1870-02-12
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD sraAM YACHTS.

Steamship City Of Washington (Br Jones, Liverpool Jan
via Queenstown 2sh with mdse and passengers to John
Dale Feb . lat ~ ~, Ion ~, passed Cnnard steamer
bound F. 81 lat 81 49, lon So 81 French steamer, do same
day lat 43f7 ion S. bark rigged steamer. do 10Th Int II
u. lon 66 bark Montreal tBr), from Liverpool for New
York.
Steamship MORO Castle, Adams Havana Feb S. via Mas.
sau, Mp h Pm with udse and passengers, to the At
Steamship Lord, Hobart New Orleans with mdse and
passengers to II Brigham Experienced heavy M gales
The entire 10th inst, Cape Henry bearing NW dis.
Steamship Virgo, Bnlkley, Savannah Fen 8. with mdso
and passengers 10 Murray. Ferris Co. Had heavy wea
ther the entire passage - .
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston So hours with
and passengers, TO II II Morgan X co Had strong
northery from Frying Pan Lshtshp TO the Capes OF
Delaware.
Steamship Louisa Moore, sayear, Eewbern NC, with
mdss TO Murray Ferris Go. Had strong westerly winds
inst, OF Hatteas, fell In with brig Polo
mac (of Moore from Rio Janeiro FOR baltimore
the captain having struck Hatteras Shoals
Ing the eak sails blown away, and otherwise dis.
In and anchored in Hampton Roads,
after huvng mold of hcr for 3s hours.
Ste amship Faha, Freeman Philadelphia, with mdse
J Lorillard.
ship Mary whrdge (of Baltmorel. Cutler Foochow Oct
"a to Saer LII crnoe. Passed Straits Sunia
Nov s. Cape Of Good Hope Dee 20 and the Equator
caes Noy q in the Straits snnda spoke barka NcttIe
Merryma from shanghae for Ncw York; queen OF the Sea-
for do and ship Wild Rover from Manila for
Boston % lat a 43 Ton 50 Co. bark Cedric, from yoko
New YORK; % days OUT 18th, lat n "a S. Ion ~ 10
Il, ship Hudson from Calcutta for do, IL days out; Dec IL
~ days OUT Fec brig Aganoa OF st john SB bound
north. -
ship Rinde (Nor) Torbornsen, Marseiea 5S drys with
n1dss TO NJ Caune-yessel tn Wandf Ipcna A. bocxmsnu
The New York herald., 1870-02-12
IRELAND.
Landlord Eviciion.--rhe Radical ssssed.'' and
Pnriiainr.,i.

Landlord Eviciicns--rThe Radical ".sea.c and
Puriialnens.
We take The following from The Dublin Free
nian:--
Yesterday (aunary ~ We received a list o.
tUeHty-Onc lanles, numbering no less tnau l3s IN.
tJvidual, VINO have been served vi tiie eJectmelt
process and wno are 10 be turned our" ike 50
many offensive verinin few days before the de.
mend FariaDeit 10 consider The relations cXisung
m fbe ruunfr, betW cen the owners ;and the tlller,
oil The nj. our q respondent informs us that in
tue particular case 30 which we now refer there il
no rent due, not even one siiillng" ana crime ana
outrage are unknOwH on the estate
A correspondent of The DIb!in F.'ea1t,tys writes
from Rome tbus--
did not intend to have written .o-tiay but have
JUS TINS instant receiNed communication that i'll
NC Of importance Just now In Ireland j, mas been
aL times debated In Ireland whether the PonLlcal
Bhi OF last October III hch various censuies were
ence 10 irish OF American tenianstn. The matter
n HOW deAnieiy set at Test, and II decree In ine
name OF The sovereign PontH has just becl ISSUED,
stating IN express terms that The society OF the
Fenalis, whether in America OF Ill Ireland, Is Ia
cuded in the poaubca SUI above mentionei.
iichard o'den, cierk IA The National bank, was
charged vi the Cock Police Cour6 with einpezzlilg
{ OF, lodged by Denis sullivan. M. McMaion,
manager slated that the fraud had occurred IN the
0uy department where no checks existed, aild the
pank had 10 depend on the yi2t ancc OF The public
Ul,ien ADMITTED having received the money and
sp,nr II in drins and d,aos, MS tobacco bul alone
amounting 10 tnirp pounds steruilg Tor one year.
Tne prisoner WIS committed
A Fenlan lloD broke up0n the teuanf right
meeting called at DungaryaI, ana cOmpciieu
speakers ana hearers adjourn 10 tlt Court House,
where under protection oi the police, RESOLUTIONS
were passed ~ favor oI 'DAity oi tenure with
periodical revauatiohs."
A Liverpool journal OK the 9th OF January says
The Fenians are determined to put OuHnovan
Rosa forward again Tor 1lpparary ~ soon Us the
aie election sfall nave been declared invalid by lhe
House Of Commons, abd tnc mead oI one oi the
winqs OF tic brotherhood III the United states has
Iuade urgent appeal TO irish nationalista or al
Ion money 10 carry on the contest. lie thinks
IL Ought be feasible 10 raise ol fl0, 900
few weeks deIray the expenses OF The contest
10 combat the extraordinary Influences winch he
assumes Will be set III motion by the :!litisl govern
liient .t.;llnst Inc leniau candidate.
The New York herald., 1870-02-12
E y r o P E.
The Church Question Agitation in Eng
land, Rome and Germany.
Lana!loll Legislation and Political
Radicaiism in Ireland,

The fnman steamship CEy or Washington Captain
Jones, from Liverpool vc 27th ana Queenstown the
2sth 81 January, arrived AZ sails port last n,ght,
bringing mail details OF our casse kilograms dated
w hcr day OF sailing.
Prince Pierre 'oaapagte naa not yet selected u
lawyer TO defend Yam. lie ls IA a despoahng mood
ana looks forws ri To i've years. secusio His oh
lection TO tho Supreme OF Jusssce lies In the
notion thai thy, jury "wlilte composed or large land
owners devoted 10 the empire, WHO win sacrifice
hiW to save his couAn tho Eulpororn
rnc FrGnch govefIine made aconcesson 10 ar
ARCHITECT In Paris who proposes 80 establish sul,er
ranean passages across The bonlevards, SO rs 10
cnane people 10 cross the street without danger
from the vehicles. The entrance viii be ~ k,psss,
ana the de!Ah VIII not DO more than that VI an
Ordinary tight ef stars.
inc L0ntttA 9iites OF tie ?5h or lao;iafy haa a
lengthy article the subject OF the acquisition Of
tiie Bay of SaUaua 10y the tned States. The writer
closes thus
There wia not I've m England the least deslre TO
hinder the Ainericans from satisfying the wish oi
peGcencs. Whether it be worth their w1neio take
upon themselves tnis new work &c such time Is
another question. We're The Presidents and
people u the two Island republics 10 le.
tltioa ths British Parliament TO aaunt tnenl
mo tha empire there would net be The
smallest cDaAee OF their prayer being heard.
tnc slanaeis better Than We should bun one cannot
hut think thit they have at present sufilcenr terri
lory To adnnnister aud sufficient population oi the
African lace. II ls estimated thai The census VI
1870 Wal give tie number II The cooied people AT
4 81 0sl TO acaj W t this eat mass OF population
lately delivered from slavery, apu stiil for Tue oHt
part III the deepest Ignorance, ~ diiicuIt prohen
ard liete u enough 10 show ibdl it VIII hot be
readily solved.