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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-08-02

1t is said that man who was staying at one
of the Cape May hotels last week woke up one
morning and coudn' find bis pillow anywhere
Just as he was about giving up the search, he
put his hand to his head and found that the
pillow had got damned into his ear The reg
ulation allowance at Cape Msy hotel is one
feather for pillow and two for bolster.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-08-02

At a spiritual circle the other evening gen.
tlemau requested the medium to ask what
amusement was the most popular in the spir-
own obituary notices"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

counts Of the range and accuracy Of the
veapon
The Telegraph IS authorized to contra
dict the former report that the Prince
Imperial is in London.
McMahon marched ont OF Sauverne
Sunday night on one side Of the town,
just as the Prussians were marching IN
on the other.
Il is reported that the Prince de An
vergne will decline the portfolio Of For
eign Affairs in the new French Cabinet.
on account Of i'll health.
The Times this morning says the pride
of France is wounded. her prestige
dimmed. Who brought this on her must
suffer for it-Yietorious or discrowned Is
Napoleon's alternative on the next battle
field.
The Bank of France suspended specie
payment to-day.
BEUssELs. August Il.
Last night there was an enthusiastic
popular demonstration before the Palace
and the British Legation.
Prussian accounts say nothing at hon
iggnotz could equal the destruction of
life at Woerth. Some accounts say II IS
believed Napoleon was on the field with
Mc1Iahon. Russell writes to The Times
that the French headquarters were
wholly ignorant OF the details Of the
blttle Of Woerth. but were impressed
with the belief that it was decisive and
important in its results.
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DENMARK

COPENHAGEN, August II.
The Prince of Wales precipitate de-
parture from Copenhagen indicates an
active participation of the Danes in the
war. 1t is equally notorious that the
French reserve, which is being massed
at Nancy and its neighborhood, amount
to about half the army. No substitutes
can be got in Frvnce, and great distress
is felt among the people at large.
High military authority says if the
Prussians were to refuse battle, and
simply slowly retire before the French,
harrassing them as they retreat, and
making them uncertain a great battle
was not Immediately to be fought, and SO
keep up the campaign for 8 months, the
French would be more severely damaged
than were they defeated a dozen times.
1t is probable that this will be the Prus-
sian strategy-for no crushing defeat can
be inflicted until the French have adj
vanced from the Rhine, so as to make
defeat fatal.
The Tnbune's Washington special
says persons here who ought to know
something about the matter, say the
composition Of the new French Ministry
is indicative of two things: First, that
Napoleon does not mean TO give up his
position as head of the Empire, and that
he intends using sharp and severe
measures on the populace of Paris if
they attempt a revolution. The Ministry
is spoken Of as strongly devoted to impe-
rialism, and strongly opposed to the
promises Of reform put forth to carry the
plebiscitum: and it is believed that the
new Premier will advocate and be sus-
tanned by his colleagues in adopting a
stern course with those who clamor
against Napoleon and his policy. 1t is
thought by some that the Emperor
played q shrewd trick in calling the
Corps Legislatif together, and that he
and the Empress engineered the over
throw of Ollivier's Cabinet. There are
many, however, who believe the new
Ministry can not long remain in power
their argument being that the popular
feeling against Napoleon is strong enough
TO depose it in a short time.
| ANTWERP, August 12-l0 q. N.
Advices from the seat of war state that
a great battle Is ~momentarily expected.
BERLIN, August ~.
A party of French wounded is just be-
ing forwarded TO Spanden to-day. 2,265
LAtbtA A1tCA aAa oChAAtA1s AahNa "a
Saturdays battle, have arrived here.
From all information that can be OBJ
tanned, it appears that the garrison Of
Strasbourg consists Of only M regiment
of foot and a small force Of the National
Guard. The supplies in the place are in
proportion to the garrison.
The Paris Journal Oficiel publishes a
decree. declaring the Department of
Haute Garonne in a state Of siege.
STUTTGART. August IL.
In the battle of Woerth the first corps
of the Wurtemburg contingent lost 6 Off
GERS and 20 men killed, 237 wounded, anil
lis missing.
At Gersweiler. the Wurtemburg troops
captured one mitrailleuse, three cannon,
2 200 prisoners, and 500 horses.
LONDON. August II.
Experiments at Shoeburyness with the
mitrailleuse are said to be splendidly sue
cessful. The Press gives glowing ac-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

At last the merchants Of San Francisco
have thought proper 10 commence on a
systemized plan for securing trade by
making q showing Of what they have to
eel and the mates asked. It IS business;
and San Francisco has been derelict IN
that respect. None but the wholesale
liquor dealers Of that city have ever been
to the trouble to visit the interior and
make the acquaintance Of possible Gus
toners. The other dealers have sat Ike
sluggish Turks in their contingencies,
allowing the porter to roll out = package
if any man chose to call and buy it. San
Francisco throve upon the necessities Of
the Coast. No other market could be
reached, so she had no competition. The
opening Of the Railroad changed al that,
and at length We find her merchants
hunting in bands for trade connections
beyond syen her former reach.
San Francisco Is not, to-day, What it
ought to be. It is in some respects; but
it has not the thriving manufactures,
the heavy mercantile trade. and hence
not the that it should have
The Scientific Press. Of that city, pub
fishes the following lis; Of mercantile
agents Who are nov on q visit to Salt
Lake and other points interior, for the
purpose Of making the acquaintance Of
the trades people:
They are: T. c. Merrill, Esq. Of R.
A. Swain L Co. importers of glassware
and crockery; G. Reed, Esq. of Macon
dray 4 Co, importers Of teas; II. 5.
Webb. Esq. of Marsh, Pilisbury & Co.
importers of hardware; Vim. Redding-
ton, Esq, of Reddington. Hostetters K
Co. importers Of drugs; Il. Reese, of
Heynemznn 4 Co.. importers Of dry
goods; G.. W. Arms. Esq, Of Arms K
Dallam, E~oodenEare manufacturers; {.
H. Kingsley. Esq, Of Greenbaun Bros,
manufacturers Of clothing; r. S. Knight,
ESD, Of Chenery. Souther K Co., i'm
porters Of liquors. etc; II. Leyentritt,
Esq. of Rosenstoek, Prince K Co.
manufacturers of boots and shoes; J..
VI. Pike. Esq. of We'll * Co, import
ers and manufacturers of tobocco and
cigars; G. b. May, Esq. Of Goodwin 4
Co, manufacturers Of furniture; j. H.
Ham, Esq, of g. W. Clark i Co, I'M
Porters Of pAper-hangings.
While they are on their travels. it viii
be q good plan for these gentlemen to
take White Pine and Ely in their tour.
It might do them good.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

Daring the present term of the District
court John Z. Toles killed a man. by
lxino in wait for him and shooting him
without notice. Pending the trial We
said nothing TO bis prejudice, neither in
these columns nor in conversation. We
knew the circumstances immediately at
tending the homicide, and thought they
pointed to a cOvardIy sindIctiveness of
nature. bat never thought Of such a de-
Tense as insanity: and yet said nothing
TO the prejudice Of his case. The jury.
forced, against their better Judgment, to
render a verdict according TO the testi-
monv. found Toles insane And yet
We made no objection; but claimed it
vas the duty Of the court which found 3
man of such inclination insane to arrest
him, and have him secured from further
~.iolenee-as. for instance, the killing Of
= journalist for calling attention to the
danger Of his enlargement
This insane man took passage on the
stage. two days after that notice APP
peared; and after the stage left. we re-
ceived : package by the Express. con-
tanning what we suppose Is a leather
medal. accompanied BY u item, cut
from the paper. We feel grateful to our
stars that the insane mans revenge in
case, If yet fully sa,ed. came in 50
mild q form. There is a moral response
biIity for that insane mans future good
behavior resting upon the eonsciences of
citizens Of this county. and We
hope the man will remember it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

ASTILr PROPOSITION, va hear. viii be
preached in the meeting Of the Central
Committee to-day: To require as q
qualification for a voter. at the coming
primaries. that he be previously enrolled
a member of one of The Republican
Clubs. We want no narrow restrictions
Of this sort Every man who will vote
the ticket at the Fall election is entitled
to a voice in the primary; and some may
intend to vote who do not choose to be-
long TO . club. Belonging to a club is
no part Of essential Republicanism. A
love Of freedom is; and all voters are
free to belong to a club or not. The
proposition We have mentioned has its
parentags in the brain of scheming as
pirants who care first for their " nomi-
nation. The party can not afford to
adopt any narrow policy o rulings, in
the interest of precinct statesmen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

BEAcHY. WIVES 4 Co.'S STAGE will
kave af II m foz : fen days
'SPALDNo's GLUE.' useful in every
house.
DWELLING HoUsE in Treasure City for
sale very cheap. Inquire At this Office.
Go 10 A. Bsowx's, Main street, Treas
gre City. for The best Wins sd Liquors in the
MErket, II wholesale and retail
FoB A cLnAx sHAsE, and good work in
the t~onsoriAl linz. 90 10 HuDsoSs. Dunn street.
near Main
AL PARrIEs mot members) having
Iadds< Company viii please deliver them over
to any oacer Of the company
IsrEEsAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
q al denominations. for sale At the Postohace.
Greenbacks bought and sold. PoStofhce drafts
tsz1ed On AL the principal cities and towns in
the United States.
H MICHAEL has just received from
California and the Eastern States an immense
sock Of CIears. Tobacco, Stationery, Cutlery.
and Smokers articles. which he Offers 10 the
t..ee e greatly reduced rates-one door below
The COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been reattsd and elegantly furnished throughout,
and il nov sne Of the handsomest establishments
Of the kin in The city. - it has been for q long
rates Of charges and wslLfurnished tables. Call
and set an excellent meal for 50 eents-
TIE CosFEssIos OF AN ISvALID.-Pub-
iished for The beneat Of Young Men. and Others,
who suhsr from nervous debility. etc. supply
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

Drs5UsrNG CArERwAUL--The editors
Of The Call and Chronicle must have
great confidence in the foriitude Of the
public, and must regard the general
people as being deeply concerned in the
private affairs Of these papers. A large
proportion Of each is taken up daily with
personal c4tervauls and bloviating arti-
cles about their relative circulation. Why
don't the jealous churls stop their javing.
and give rs the news, or an editorial fit
to read.
That 3 what Figaro says Of two San
Francisco journals. and we decide Figaro
right in the extreme.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13
FROM MONTANA.

HELENA, August u.
Sioux and Grow Indians had a fight a
short time ago, between Big Horn and
Little Horn Rivers. 4 diary was found
IN a dead Sioux containing the follow
ing: August IA, 1s67-T. II. Mann
and party, en- route for Big Horn. Hope
if anything happens to the party and
this diary be found, it will be sent to
Helena, VI. t. Signed T. H. Mann, and
Weston and son. Another part of the
diary contains, under date March 5, 1869,
an entry of 26 names. Gives the route
travelled up to Aug. %. ls67-through
Bozeman. Bowlder, and on to Deer
Creek; after which the book must huve
faller into the hands of the Sioux.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

Rev. o. ". WHITAKER, Episcopal
Bishop Of Nevada, will hold service in
the Courthouse, in this city, every Sun
dag morning. and Sunday evenings in
Treasure City and Shermantovn, alter
nately. until the arrival of a clergyman
to take permanent charge Of the bust
uezz
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13
For sale:
IMPROVED AMERICAN FAN.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
an improved Fan for Smelling Furnaces or
for forcing air into mines. etc, which far sur
passes anything now in use for quantity Of blast.
and is equal in force to the celebrated stetefeldt
Fan. II is durable, and easily set up by any
ordinary man; and a. the motion Is only from
100 20 so revolutions per minute, for an ordi-
nary blast, Il takes 70 more power than those
imported. Price, Sl2i. With patent oiler. {i3l
to 1913. Apply to CHAs. LANPMAN.
Russell 4 Cos Lumber Yard, Hamilton, New.
au1I-tf
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piro.

NoRGAs-In Folsom. cal. August .. Ellen
Morgan, aged &C years
FAwcETT-In MarysyiIle, Cal. August ). anna
N. FzEcett, aged 81 years.
kELLY-In Auburn. Cal, August ,, Michael
Kelly. aged IS year.
PERRY-In Auburn. Cal. August ;. John Perry,
aged 4s years.
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Born.

LUcAs-In Eiko, New. August 10, 10 ,. N.
Lucas. . daughter.
TNKHDEY-In santa Cruz, Cal. July -. 10
Werner Finksldey. = daughter.
ROUNTREE-In Santa Cruz. Cal. 9nly =. "a 4.
l. Rountree. q son.
cHARLEs-In Petzlums, Cal, August ?. 70 Geo.
Charles. = daughter.
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FROM OREGON.

SALEM, August IL.
Yesterday the Governor pardoned
Michael H. Lewis, Joseph Simpson. and
for life.
PORTLAND. August IL.
Fires are raging in the mountains. on
both sides Of the Columbia, for many
miles.
Work on the Oregon a California
Railroad progressing rapidly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13
FROM cILRoY.
GILRoY. August IL.

GILRoY. August IL.
Last evening q woman named Mrs.
Page gave herself into custody, stating
that she had shot and killed a man
named Beckwith Kelly, about 4 miles
from town. A Deputy Sheriff went and
found the body in a clump of bushes,
shot in three places. Kelly had circu-
lated a report derogatory to Mrs. Pages
character, causing the separation of her
self and husband.
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p r o C 8
or the Union Republican state Cen,
trail Committee.

trial Committee.
ia MEETING OF THE UNION REPrB-
n LlcAS State Central Committee, held at
Virginia City, June q. lsTo, IL vas
Resolved. That a State Convention o. the Ns-
tionAl Union Republican Party be held At Elko
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
fIRsT. 1870. 10 nominate candidates for the fol.
lowing Offices, 20 wit; Governor, Lieutenant
Governor. Representative in Congress, Justice OF
the supreme Court, Secretary OF state. Attorney
Generd, TREASURER CT state. Controller Of State.
surveyor-General. Superintendent Of Public In
structioD, state Mineraiogfst. and Clerk o. the
supreme Court. and thu Transaction Of such
other business as shall properly come before
said Convention.
On motion. Resolved, That each county be
entitled to one Delegate at large, one for each
one hundred 100 votes, and one for each frar-
tion over fifty i50l cast for the Republican Presi.
DENTAL Electors AZ the election Of 1868.
On motion, Resolved, That we mn 10
the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election OF Delegates TO both State and
County Conventions be held on the 18th DAY Of
September, 1870. and that at said election one
delegation BE- elected to the State Convention
and one delegation TO the County Convention.
On motion, Resolved. That a voter at the
Union Republican Primaries shall possess the
following qualifications: He shall b. . citiEen
Of the United States and State Of Nevada: he
shall al the time Of voting At the Primaries b. .
qualified elector and registered voter Of the pre-.
einct in which he offers 10 vote: he shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket. state and
National, at the general election Of November.
A. D.. ISIS. OF would have done SO had IL been
possible to vote; he shall s~oleLlnly pledge him
self to vote for the nominees OF the Union Re-
publican party at the general election in N0veln-
Der. A. d. 1910.
Resolved, That we TO the several
County Central Committees, that on the day of
the Primary Election for Delegates TO the sew
eral Conventions. the people be requested 90 ex.
press their preferenee for the candidates for the
several offices. state and County. by . direct
vote.
Delegates arr apportioned to the several coun.
ties as follows.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

Our OF THE FIGHT.-We are author
lied to state that W. B. Thornburgh is
N of the contest for the Democratic
nomination for Governor. Thornburgh
retires At q time when his nomination, if
he would accept, were almost as sure as
the coming around of the appointed
time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13
EASTERN STATES E w

NV YORK, August II.
A portion Of Communipaw abbatterre
gave way and SINK into the river to-day.
Three MEN injured. and 300 sheep and
$50 hogs drowned.
PORTSMOUTH. August u.
Farragut still alive. but weaker, at 22O
p m
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

ALEC RUTHERFORD is finding it richer
and larger than ever, in the lower levels
at Phoebe. That is good, for a man who
left the White Pine metropolis only to
get out Of the wayof a too hot pursuit by
ONCE. We fear it will catch him vet.
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Marrifo.

WHTTE-SrUART-In Carson, Sev-, August ).
Alfred O. White to Miss Mary l. Stnarf-both
of Genoa.
HANLEl-DOIAN- santa Cruz, Cal. July
u, John HAnley 10 Katy DolAn.
BRATToN-KLINE-In San Andreas. Cal, Au-
gust ). A. c. Brztfon to RoSaline Kline
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

CHuRcHxAS' failed to give his name.
6 A newspaper is not a free bulletin board.
for everybody to paste at. The editor
mast Be made the confdante Of all con-
tributors.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13
FROM o ANGELES.

Lo' hF"-'1 HasuaF u.
The u. S. Land Office in yisalia was
officially notified yesterday of the resto-
ration of the land in that vicinity to the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
Rich gold discoveries reported in this
vicinity. Placer mines at San Gabriel
paying fair wages.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

SENATOR SrKwAKT writes, under date
New York, July 30. informing the Gen.
trail Committee Of this county hat he
viii be at hand to make a thorough can
a 3 Of the State as soon as he can reach.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13
FROM AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, August II.

AUSTIN, August IL.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped tonight
6 bars bullion to New York, valued at
-. 372.61.
Edward Dnnham. arraigned on charge
OF murder. was released Yesterday on
S3, 200 hail.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

The Committee recommends SATURDAY. the
ID Of September. 70 hold Primary Elections.
IL was resolved that each delegation in the
Central COMMITTEES choose Judges and Clerks 81
Election for Primaries. and report 81 = meeting
70 b held on SATURDAY. 18th inst IL , O'Clock
p m. JAMES WALSH. Chairman.
GEo. T. GoEHAS. Secretary.
Hamilton New, August G. ls7a. au7.id
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COME AND SEE mel

8 HAVE SOLD OUT MY FURNISHING
"A business to the firm Of LOOMS 4 DAY.
TON, hereby request all that are owing me to
come and settle ON or before the LIST day OF Au-
gust, and all having claims against me to pre-
sent them for payment Immediately.
jy2au J. r. WILMINGTON.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

The following is the scandalous way
in which some Of our most able hymns
are garroted: The ye-he-he-hear OF Jew
Billy, Of Jew-Bily. of Jew-ew-ew Billy
eyer, Je-ev-ew Bile, he-he Is come.
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FOR SALE.

/fHEAP FOR CASH, A HOUSE AND 49,
. House with Three Rooms. we'll nj
furnished. with water and every conyen--al
fence for n comfortable residence. Situated i'm
mediately In front Of the Courthouse. For par.
ucnlars. apply at this Office. mAa6tf-
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WATCH LOST.

I osT. AUGUST 7. lsTo. ON THE ROAD
IL between Pinto mines and Hamilton. q Gold
Watch; open face; black banda; cylinder escape.
ment; four holes teveied; N. J. Tobias, maker.
Liverpool; numb-r not recollected, but can b.
ascertained; steel chain. small and long round
links. A liberal reward will Be given 10 the
Under By the undersigned, II left with DR.. Spald.
anll-u J. II. ADAMS.
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List of Letters

ID EMATNING N THE POsToFFICE At
II Treasure City. Nevada. August 18th. 1870
Parties calling for thes letters viii pleas sAy
advertised. and give the date. II not called for
within one month thy viii b. -ut 10 the Dead
Litter ofhce.
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An outlay Of $50. 600 is necessary to
" st. Anthony Fails from destruction.
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saturday. August ~. 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO San FRANCISCO AD-
YERTIsERS.

In oraer to simplify the business and avoid
confusion from this d.ts forward NrnoS AssEL.
1t s2a Clay street. is sole agent for The White
Pins Daily xsss IN ssn Francisco; and persons
in that elty having business with this ofhee are
-reouessea 10 communicate with him.
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PHILADELPHIA BREWERY.

THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT
WAGNER u DAWSON. Of the
Philadelphia, have purchased the st. Louis
Brewery, with all materials. machinery. appa-
rztus and good will pertaining. All accounts
due the 81 Louis are now due and payable 10 the
undersigned.
All contracts for delivering Of LAGER BEEF
from the ST. Louis will be fulhlled by the under
signed. who continue, At the old stand, to man.
ufaeture that famous beverage, the PHILADEL-
PHIL BEER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-13

Afternoon Board.
Original Hidden Treasure-2im shares. 81; g..
81. b. 30.
Mammoth-300 shares. Sc; 32kc.
Yellow JAeket-li90 shares, S34k: 80. s. ~: 3d.;
S2L.
Savage-l450 shares. S37, b. 10. 36h: 35a.
Crown Point-ilGOs shares. IS = 5A:a.
Amador-15 shares, SIPS: 1874, 5. %.
Choliar-5 shares, SO.
Hale 4 Noreross-A shares. SIS. b 3: -.
Meadow ~YAlley-io0 shares. $40. b. 30: lab.
Gould & CurTy-@ shares, s4s.
lmperial-3O shares, S3Th: IS, s. 81.
0~ccidental-30 shares. $5L.
Ophir-44a shares, SIX i1k.
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A CENTRAL
UNION REPUBLICAN CLUB.

DEGrLAR MEETINGS.. THURSDAY EVEN.
IL ING Of each week, at the Aiheneum.
ma9tf