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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24

y telegraph office will be opened this week
in Clinton bv the Western Union Co.. thus
placing the people OF that thriving village IN
direct communication with the rest OF the
world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24
dividend Payable i'm 1870.
S2,30o,000!
Total Amount Insured, over
$177,OOO,0O0.

Thi Company j. purely Mutual there being no
Stakeholder, to absorb any portion of IL funds, it,
surplus belonging wholly to it, members and being
equtably appoltoned among them in Annual Divi-
dends, or returns OF surplus premiums
In comparison with other American Life Compa-
mics, the CoNNECuCCr Mutual has conducted its
business at a Lower Average Rate of Expenses :;
its Claims by Death have averaged less IN proper.
ton than those OF any other Company having sut-
hcent extent OF business 10 testthe Law oi mortal.
ity; and
IT. Assets have been uniformly invested at a net
rate of interest exceeding that realized by any sini.
lar institution.
The necessary result of this economy IN manage
ment, careful selection oil lives and highly produc-
tive mve-t ments, has been that the Coz <KCrlCUT
MUTUAL has Afforded Insurance to its members at 4
Less Average Cost, than any other Com any.
Its investments are securely and Profit bly, made
and contain NO Committed Commisslo Fancy
stocks, Personal securities, nor any lima snary OF
Unreazed Asset
beyond doubt the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL is the
Strongest Life Insurance Company in the World ::
its ratio OF sct to Liabilities, n measured by the
New York Legal standard, is SI55.JO per 500 t;
and it grants all desirable forms ot la>ur nee upon
strictly Equitable Terms and At the Cheapest At
tainable Rates OF Cost,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24

The Grand Lodge of Good Templars of
Maine will meet at Lisbon Hall, in Lewiston,
on Wednesday April 18th, at o'clock, 7. Nj.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24

The recent legislative act empowering super
intending school committees to employ teach
ers, seems to give satisfaction to educators
generally
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Trouble Between Railroad Corpor-
atoms,

IUIUHNEtFsIEI ~ ] ., 90.
Supt. Graves, of the Boston, Hartford and
Erie Railroad, has received instructions from
Boston TO hold the property on the western
division of that road, at all hazard, against the
Duchess & Columbia Co. Mr.. Graves start
ed up the line this morning and trouble is ex-
pected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24
Amendments BY the Governor.

The following nominations by the Governor
were confirmed yesterday by the Executive
Council:
Lewis l.. Wadsworth, Jr., Calais, J. 2. Q.
for the State.
Alexander NJ. Ames, Westbrook, to solem-
niZe marriages.
Elijah Toothaker, Lyndon, to s6lemnize
marriages.
Walter S. Gouchcr, Wells, to solemnize
marriages.
ANDROsCoGGIS COUNTY.
Charles B. Plummer, Lisbon, T. Justice.
ARoosrooK County.
Bachelor II. Huston. Dayton pl., j. p. Q.
Ira ID. Fish, Patten, Coroner.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
j. W. Forsaith, Brunswick, J. 7. Q,
John l.. Curtis, Gorham,
Francis ii. Witham Raymond,
Cyrus +. Moulton, Scarboro',
Lewis Pierce, Portland,
Edwin c. Townsend, Freeport, Not. Pub.
Percval Bonney, Portland,
Lewis Pierce,
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Edwin Il. French, Chestcrville, J. p Q.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
George T.. Minot, Belgrade, J. p Q
James X. Marston, Mt. Vernon, J. p Q.
james c. Rowland. Mt. Vernon, j. p Q.
James +. Blunt, Mt. Vernon, bed. Jus.
John \. Pcttengill, Augusta, J. I. q.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Frederick Kent, Bremen, J. p. G.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Silyanus Poor, Andover, Trial Justice.
PESoRscoT COUNTY.
Charles Butium. Orono, bed. Justice.
Ira ID. Fish, Patten. Coroner.
Ansel w King, Charleston, Trial Justice.
Charles S. Weld, Grccnbush, -
Lewis Simpson, Milford, J. p. q.
PIscATAQuIs County.
Josiah S. Folsom, Sangerville, J. P. Q.
SAGADAHoc COUNTY
VIM. II. Stuart, Richmond, j. z. Q.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Samuel H. Written, Ptt>ticld, Trial Jus.
George A. Smith, New Portland, =
VIM. II. Ellis. Smithfeld, j. p. Q.
VIM. S. Marshall, Arson. j"
Harrison Jones, Ripley, -
WALDO COUNTY.
VIM Berry. Burnham, ]. p. Q.
John g. Bowen. Stockton, J. p. @.
James Murch, Winterport, =
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loral ann State Nems.

There is sufficient business before the court
to continue the session into next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24
supreme Judicial Court, March Term. Charles
Danf0fth, J. Presiding.

TUESDAY, March 22d.
State vs. Alonzo Wakefield and Charles
Remission; burglary and larceny in the dwell
ing house Of Catherine Moore in Gardiner,
on the 9th of ! eyember, in the night time.
The prisoners were arraigned and plead guilty.
State VS.. John Dolen, Apt; complaint for
having intoxicating liquors in his shop on
Water street, Augusta, in November last, in
tended for unlawful sale. Lancaster for tie
PENDANT Verdict guilty. Motion in arrest of
judgment filed-motion overruled-eXcep-
tons allowed Thomas Doyle and Margaret
Doyle of Gardiner were brought up for SEN
tence on complaints under the liquor law, ahd
each sentenced to pay fine of fifty dollars
and costs, but pleading poverty, were per-
uiitted to go on probation. Pat Maher of
Gardiner, was fined ten dollars on a com
plant made in 1867 for a single sale of liquor.
He paid up, but is held on several other sim
liar complaints.
WEDNESDAY, Mar. go.
State VS.. Edwin Goldtl,waitc and Charles
Frost, for felonious assault upon Robert l..
Taylor, at Winthrop, on the 18th OF January,
with intent to kill. The prisoners pleaded
not guilty, and the trial was postponed on
count of the sudden illness of their counsel.
No other case being ready, adjourned till
afternoon.
afternoon. The trial proceeded, Libbey
appearing for Frost, and S. F. Webb for
Godthwaite. At the adjournment the gov
eminent testimony was nearly all out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24

=. A most Office has been established at Lime
stone, and Edward f. Jones appointed Post
master.
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The Steamer City of Boston

Some of the engineers of the city of Boston
before sailing ON her last voyage, said the
condition ofthe propeller necessitated running
Of the machinery one third faster, whereby
the danger of fire was increased. and for that
reason special precautions had been taken in
the organization of the fire brigade, in which
all the officers and men were enrolled and
obliged to do duty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24

The petrtied giant is supposed to be one of
the solid men of the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24
FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK, March %.
Arrival of Capt. Forsyth of the Steamer
MaMhattan.

Capt. Forsyth ofthe steamer Manhattan ar
rived to-day. He denies the report tina, he
refused assistance to the Samaria which he
passed March 18th, bound east under full sail.
He saw nothing to indicate that the stranger
was in distress, though she could have easily
attracted attention by changing her course,
taking in sail or firing gun, none of which
she did
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24

Died in Turner. March 10Th, Capt, Jona-
than Judkins aged "a years and months.
His remains were brought to Monmouth,
where they were buried by the Masonic Fra
ternity, the ceremonies being performed by
1t. w. David Cargil, Deputy Grand Master
of the Grand Lodge of Maine, assisted by 9TH
er brethren. Capt Judkns had long been a
aer of Temple Lodge No %, located at Vim
throp, and chartered by the Grand Lodge OF
Massachusetts,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24

The City Marshal is doing good job in
wedding out the dogs. One bully suffered
martrydom on the street Tuesday afternoon
at the mouth of a six-shooter. If it can be
demonstrated that these filthy and dangerous
creatures that infest every street and by-way
of the city, are of any use or ornament to
society, thenit would be we'll to encourage
the raising of ''dorgs :" but while there is no
community that these animals can be dispensed
with, the City Marshals summary manner of
dealing with them will be endorsed by all
good citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24

. shoot Folly it Flee" and stop using prepare
ton, on Your head which are compo- ed If Poi-on-
Use Natures Hair Restorative, which bF IT, clean
Ines, fragrance and purity commends teelf, see
adverts ement.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, March %.
FLOCR-sprng extras 35O65oO.
WHEAT-quiet at S}>a go for No. /.
CORN-quiet at IA go. for No. :; % 5Ga for no
grade.
OATs-quiet at 81, for No ,.
Rl E-qulet at 65t. aG1la for No ..
MESS PORk-25. 5a25 so
LARD-l4al4s.
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AND COMMERCIAL
New York Produce Market.

New YORK, March %.
COTTON-7aes 1900 bales; mid. uplands 22is.
FLOtR-state 30; round hoop Ohio 100000;
western 4t09620, southern Tsj $50.
WliEAI-\o. Chicago l05al01 No. Milwau-
kee llOg H.; No lTg lOl, No. and Chicago los;
White li5 CLEO; winter red and amber western Tag
I26.
CORN-new mixed western 95G9s; do. old and in
ferior 100.
PORk-mess 26l0}s; prime $4,000
LARD-steam 1873. ali14 kettle l5al5a
BCTTER-steady; Oho IA a25; state 2ja45.
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s. H Huntington Co. have just received
a new assortment of clothing, ineluiing some
very choice style. of spring overeoats.
81 100 Water St.
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1Harrico.

In Hallowell. 2,d inst. by Rev. \ Il. Crant
Charlie, l.. SpaudIng to Ellie l.. Titcoml.
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Fire in Trenton.
Fire at Castle Garden.

A fire at Trenton last night damaged the
Mansion House to amount OF Sc 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-24

Mansion House 10 amount OF Sc 900.
Fire at Castle Garden.
A fire this evening at Castle Garden re-
suited in damage to the extent Of 100000
fully insured.
The Elevated Railway Co.
The Elevated Railway Co. announce shat
the road will be open for business next week.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

TIE LArB llR. PsABoDY's wILL.-Recent
London papers contain Mr.. Peabodys viii, -
fled ct Doctors Commons. Its principal pro-
visions are directions that his body be inferred
1t Danvers, end the bequests are a follows:-
f2,3OO 10 Henry West, London, and f1SoyOO0 10
the Trustees Of the Peabody Donation Fund OF
London, upon trust, for the building Of lodging
houseS for tho laboring poor Of London, 500 100
to Is paid to the trustees on the first Monday q
October. 1873, and $1,000 at any time during
that year. A executors Of the win Mr.. PEABODY
M. P, Of London; and George Peabody Russell,
of Massachusetts,, Il. Singleton Peabody, of
Vermont, and Charles w. Chandler, of Ohio,
are named, those In each country 10 have the
try. To each executor f5.000 Is bequeathed and
the estate, with the exception Of the above be-
quests, is left to Messrs. Russell, Peabody and
benefciaries named in the family trust.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

Governor walker and his Virginia Govern
ment are likely to be compelled to cool theft
heels in the Congressional lobbies for q while
longer. "yan," the Washington correspondents
of the Springfield Repsb'iesa, who ought 10 be
pretty well informed in the matter says
Gan the statements to the effect that . ma
jority Of the Reconstruction Committoe ara
willing to report . bill for the imznediate ad-
mission Of Virginia are inoorrecG There are
but five members Of the conmittos in favor q
such action, willis eight Insist upon conditions.
The conduct Of Gov. Walker since he testified
before the committee has weakened confidence
in him. He gave some positive evidence in re-
gard to his position on the school system in vir-
ginia, and afterwards changed it in the Govern
ment Printing Once in way which looi11pas II
he was afraid TO have his testimony. IS given
read in Virginia. He may be called before the
committee again soon"
Evening star., 1870-01-06
The MEMPHIS AND Ell PAso RAILWAY

The MEMPHIS AND Ell PAso RAILWAY
Some rather curious developments are made by
General Cluseret in regard % the negotiations
made in Paris for the sale Of the bonds of the
Trsnscontinental Memphis and El Paso Rail-
way. Last spring, he asserts, the subscription
was opened in Paris, under the pledge Of the
promoters, advertised in all the daily journals,
and pledging as security. The right Of way.
. Six per cent interest per annum guaranteed
by the United States. 3. Many millions Of acres
of land in Texas, valued at thirteen dollars Der
acre. 4. The credit of . consolidated company.
made up of the different railroads from Norfolk,
Virginia, to Little Rock, Arkansas; besides many
other items of less Importance.
Under similar representations General Cluse-
ret says: Messrs. Schneider, Rouher, and Magne
gave their countenance to the scheme, and had
the bonds admitted to the Paris Bourse-the
first time that any American corporation has
had its securities quoted there. As General
Cluseret alleges, twenty-five millions of francs
were subscribed to the loan before it was with
drawn; much Of it by working men, in full con-
fdence that 1t was under the special guaranty
of the United States; and the money Is likely to
prove q total loss; for, although prosecutions
have been instituted in France against the pro-
jectors, there is no probability that any consid-
cradle sum will be recovered. The credit of the
American people In France, however, and
throughout Europe, will receive q severe shock
from this event; and it is important that the
French people should be clearly informed of the
falsity of all representations connecting these
bonds with our Government.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The cable dispatches from Madrid state that
the Provisional Government of Spain is in its
dissolution-that Prim and the whole ministry
OF which he is the right arm, resigned in conse-
quence Of the refusal of Victor Emmanuel of
Italy to permit the Duke of Genoa to accept the
Spanish erown- 1t needs further development
TO indicate what viii be the result of this step.
Ihe Regent Serrano is certainly powerless to
preserve order without the support of the army;
and this Is not likely to be given him should
Prim withdraw his aid. That ambitious Gen.
eral Is not a man to abandon his plans, what
ever they may be, without a struggle; and the
most plausible explanation OF his conduct seems
TO be that he means to drive the government to
submit to his dictation in all things, as the only
means of preventing anarchy.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The strike Of the operators on the lines of the
Western Union Telegraph Company still con-
tinues, to the great detriment Of that corpora-
ton, though so far, we believe, there has been
no material interruption in the transmission of
public business. As the turning point In the
controversy is as yet square question of vera
city between the operators and the officers of
the company, it is somewhat difficult to get at
the exact merits of the case; but it is worth
something to the public to know that gigantic
monopoly, which has so far succeeded i'm crush
ing out all competition and practically holding
the telegraphic communication of the country
in its own hands, has at last met a force which
1t cannot control at will. How the quarrel will
terminate cannot be foretold with certainty, but
we cannot help entertaining the hope that the
result will in some way prove to be beneficial to
the public.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

Rev. Mr.. Beecher does not seem to have lost
popularity with his congregation, however badly
his connection with the Richardson-McFarlan
scandal may have damaged him in the estima-
ton Of outside barbarians. At the renting of
pews Of Plymouth Church, on Tuesday evening,
the sum OF S5s ,i55 was realized against s5i ,i9i
last year. livery Pew was rented, at premium
ranging from sJo5 to 81; and every aisle chair,
except three, was taken at its valuation. Among
The lessees was the notorious James Fisk,
Evening star., 1870-01-06

EuRoPKAH NKws Br CApLR-The Keumeni-
cal Council was in session Tuesday, and the
business of organization continues. The special
correspondent Of the London Times ct Rome
says the Council has debated eighteen PROPOSE
tons of the Popes syllabus. Seven of the pre-
lates Of the Church, including Cardinal Rous-
cher and two American Bishops, spoke against
the opportuneness Of the proposition.
Cortes, at Lisbon, yesterday, referred with graf
ifcation to the state of tranquility existing gem
orally. He promised to introduce into the ad-
ministration important measures Of reform and
economy.
Enterprising Frenchmen are preparing an ex-
petition to recover 600 ,00e 900 francs in treas
ure, lost some years ago in Spanish vessels on
the coast of Spain.
An immense mass meeting of workingmen
was held In London, Tuesday, for the purpose Of
considering the subject Of emigration.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The Legislature of New York yesterday re-
pealed $50 far as 1T could) the act of ratification
of the fifteenth amendment, adopted by the pre-
eeding Legislature, which was Republican,
by a considerable majority. The vote in the
State Senate on the repeal was 16 to Is, and in
the House 65 to 56-a JOINT majority Of Is. They
might have occupied their time more profitably
than in such child's play as this, which amounts
to nothing more than an expression of their
opinion; the action of the preceding Legislature
being final in the matter
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The Maryland General Assembly met yester-
day at Annapolis for the regular biennial ses-
sion. Mr. T. c. Latrobe, of Baltimore city, was
elected Speaker Of the House Of Delegates by a
vote Of ffty-four, there being eighty-six mem
bers OF the House. The Senate met, but did not
succeed In ehecting permanent organization,
which Is deferred until to-day. The President
viii be either Mr.. Earle, of Queen Anne's, or
Mr.. Compton, of Charles, with the probabilities
in favor OF the latter. The contest for the STATE
Treasurership is very earnest between the
partisans of Messers. Fowler and Merryman.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

PENNSYLVANIA LEsIsLArURD-Nessooe of The
G0reynor.-The Pennsylvania Legislature has
completed its organization. In the Senate,
Charles III. SttsOn was elected Speaker. In the
House, b. b. Strang. of Tioga, was elected
Speaker, and Gen. Selfridge Chief Clerk. Gov.
Geary's message was sent In at noon. He favors
the recognition Of Cuban independence, and
advocates the policy of expansion Of the cur
rency by establishing new national banks where
none now exists. The State receipts last wear
were not quite five and q quarter millions, and
the expenditures nearly five millions. The State
debt amounts to So, ,S14 900. The Avondale dis
aster is referred to, and q law enforcing strin-
gent regulations to prevent the recurrence Of
such calamities is recommended.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

CHEEK-Mr. Cunningham, the Speaker of
the Ohio House OF Representatives, who was
elected by his own vote, had the ef.rontery to
commence his speech on taking his seat by say
ing: "My present position is great surprise to
myself, and the honor unexpected After this.
the chap who said he was Unexpectedly called
upon for speech at a dinner party and then
pulled out forty pages Of manuscript, which he
proceeded to read, must take back seat.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The validity Of a divorce obtained under the
laws Of Indiana Is . question now in dispute
before the Probate Court OF Middlesex county,
Massachusetts Inasmuch as the late Richard
son-McFarland tragedy has brought this subject
into prominent consideration, the public win
await with much interest the issue Of the pro-
cCcdings before the above mentioned tribunal.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The way to find out how much sickness there
is In place is to call teachers association or
religious conference there, and then canvass it
to see how many families can accommodate
members. This was tried in Indianapolis the
other day, and Of thirfy-seven families called
upon, thirty would like to accommodate, and
would do 80 but for sickness in the house,
Evening star., 1870-01-06

1he publication Of George Peabody's will
shows that he has given the bulk of his estate to
public charities. lie had, however, provided
Handsomely for his relatives during his life.
The story that he LEFT 5000 to charming Mrs.
John Wood, the actress, proves untrue.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The Paraguayan war has once more ended
positively the last ending (it was late in Decem-
ber) for 1S69. Lopez, it is announced by the
allies has fed TO Bolivia, but his son now in
Washington, says he has fallen back, Micawber
IKE, for fresh spring upon his adversaries.
Very likely they win hear from him again.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

THE CINCINNATI BIBLE QUEsTIoN-The con-
troversy over the Bible in the schools of Cincin-
natl, which was carried into the courts, and
upon which the decision Is yet pending, has
been reOpened by the "Anti-Biblists,' who are
now arguing In the journals, that the Superior
Court has no jurisdiction. This looks as If the
anti Biblists expect decision from the court
adverse to their views.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

LEGISLATURE OF MAINE-Nominatien of Mr..
Morrill, for .. s. Senator.-Both branches of the
Maine Legislature organized yesterday. Hon.
William w. Bolster, Republican, was elected
ter, Republican, was elected Speaker of the
House. At a joint caucus of the Republican
members of the Legislature, several of the State
officers were renOminated, and Hon. Lot M
Morrill, was nominated by acclamation as o. 8.
Senator to fill the unexpired term of the late
Senator Fessenden.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

night, during the binding snow storm, Leonard
Crocker, lessee of the New York Central cattle
yards, in Buffalo, left that city in buggy, with
tant, along the beach turnpike, over which a
furious current swept. Nothing was afterwards
seen of The men or the horse, but the buggy was
found Tuesday morning under the ice.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

ELECTRIC LIeHTHoUsRs-Ab beacon at Gran
ton, Scotland, was lately, as an experiment., illu-
minated by IN electric light. magnetic bat
on shore, whence the fluid passed through sub
marine cable, fully half mile long The light
was made to flash in front Of mirror ut the ton
Of the tower, the flashes being quite brilliant,
and with the machine In use counting a. high a.
i've hundred per minute.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

SALE OF LAND.-Thomas 4. Williams, ESQ.,,
Of this village, sold, short time since, his farm
OF $50 acres, to Mr.. w. HI. GOrtner, of Pennsyl-
Marlboro District, and was purchased by Mr..
w. from the heirs OF the late Wm M. BOWIE
Marlboro Gazette.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

The New York Connercial Advertisey, one Of
the newsiest and sprightliest Of our exchanges,
has changed its form, put on . new dress, &C.,
and is If, possible, more readable and attractive
than ever.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

Mississippi Legislature will assemble next
Tuesday, January 18th. All the members viii
be required TO take the oath In third section Of
the fourteenth amendment. They will then, 1t
Is said, ratify the fifteenth amendment and elect
a United States Senator.
Evening star., 1870-01-06

@SCIENTIfIC LECTURES-THE YOUNG
uS MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION have
provided for course of twelve popular Scientific
Lectures, TO be delivered at Lincoln Hall on Nafn-
raj History, Chemistry, and Geology, respectively,
BY Professor Hawkins, Of New York; Professor
Cooke, Of Harvard, and Professor Daniels, Of Chi
cago.
The Lectures will be given on WEDNESDAY and
friday EyENINGS OF each week, commencing
January IL They Will be largely illustrated will
the best modern apparatus, aud will be highly enter
Course Tickets, transferable, So. For sale at the
BooksiOrcs.