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Daily Kennebec journal.
The Waterville College Trouble.

Waterville, 10. Yesterdays scenes at the
College chapel was not renewed this forenoon
at prayers. The President advised conces-
sions and warned the students not to break
into rooms and threatened them with the pen
atty of the law. The students went out in
order of precedence. There will probably
be no further attempt at hazing Freshmen.
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There was good attendance at the meet
ing Of the Reform Club on Saturday evening.
The principal address was by Mr.. Bryant Of
Lewiston, wl3 dwelt on the superiority of
moral over legal means of reform, and told
some touching incidents of his rescue from
life of intemperance. Mr.. Bryant knows
whereof he speaks, and his words consequent
~ have weight.
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PROBABILITIES.

A falling barometer, fresh to brisk and
probably high southeast winds veering to the
southwest, and cloudy weather will extend
eastward from the northwest over the upper
lake region to the Ohio valley, and possibly
to the lower lake region, with rain clear and
partially cloudy weather for the Southern
States on Monday, with light to fresh winds
for the New England States.
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healing action of this potent saiVe Is marvel
throughout the world. Hothlng else should be re-
lied on III scrofuia. cancer salt rheum erysi peias,
and external injuries. Sold - Maiden Lane. y. !.
Price % cents per pot. AK Tor new style: the old
i counterfeit il, unel1 -12tdw
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Joseph Jefferson is booked to appear in sew
eral cities in this State, in October, in his
he is now severely afflicted with affection
Of the eyes, threatening total blindness, he
will probably be compelled to cancel these en-
pagements
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Very choice styles of furnishing goods just
received from New York, by S. w. Hunting
ton & Co. Junelo SC
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II. NJ. Heath, who will graduate at the forth
coming Commemorate at Bowdoin, has been
appointed principal of the Limerick Acade
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IunelJ st
PALPiTATIoN OF THE EART.-FREEPoRT,
DIGBY COUNTY. n. s., 18th February, 1863.
JAMES l. FELLOWS, EsQ.-Dear Sir: / have
during several years been troubled with a
Nervous Complaint and Palpitaton of the
Heart, so much SO that at times l became I'M
conscious of everything around me- in fact
my pulse stopped sometimes altogether. Hear
ing of good it afforded to others, was in
duced to try your Compound Syrup of Hypo
phosphites, and have derived great benefit
from its use, and whenever am troubled again
with the old complaint | shall always have
recourse to your Syrup, feeling sure of obtain
ing relief from its use.
You are at liberty to publish this for the
benefit of other sufferers.
am, SIR respectfully yours.
FANNY HAINES.
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Harrien.

In tarmington 9TH inst. Rev. John II ohhord Of
North Andoyer Mass, 10 Miss ADbie X. Rice OF
Harrington.
In Strong ith inst, Samuel Il Luce Of Strong, TO
Miss Kate l.. Vaughan OF New Vineyard.
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The Clintons of this city had a match game
of base ball with the Oaklauas of Gardner,
on Saturday afternoon, beating them l6 to -.
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aoeaI ID STATE Nfms.-.

Secretary Goodale is looking up place for
holding the October session of the Board OF
Agriculture.
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Mr.. James ID. Brooks Of this city on Satur-
day evening, assisted by number of his
friends, raised a Grant and Wilson flag.
Songs and speeches were part Of the proceed
ings.
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\ gardener in this city estimates that his
orchard will produce one hundred and nifty
bushels Of apples this year.
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Otfn.

In Franklin MAJ. 3lst Miss Frank T. spraEue,
formerly of Pennington, aged 30 years, months, IL
days.
In Pennington. sth inst Alice Is. daughter Of
widow sophia A. iolley, aged IL years. months;
n INST, Mrs Fanny T. r.t-H. aged "a Years; 9Th
inst. Miss Louise Thompson aged about 26 year..
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Hallowell Savings Institution


All depositors' accounts are private and conn
dental. No information furnished to assessors or
other inquirers.
Dividends are made twice year. IN August anu
February, and extra dividends Of pronts once ~
four years. All dividends not drawn OUT are az
once added to the principal deposits, anu mus IN
terest IL compounded twice year.
Interest on deposits commences with The first OF
each month. v,.
Loans will be made on first mortgages 70 nmit'
ed amount, and on bonds, mortgages ana ucPosit
books lett as coaterais.
Office aver the Northern National Bank. Water
Street, Halloweli.
II. X. BAKER, Treasures.
Hallowell, March, 1872. mar25- tlaaw0
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Mems youths and boys clothing in great
variety at s. W. Huntington Co.
Junel53t
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The " Gather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON, June l6.-7 P. NJ.
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pefsona.. Tie stage ls large and commodious
amt hasa paternity curtain "a by le feet; so

ami hasa paternity curtain "a by l6 feet; so
arranged that it car, be raised OF lowered with
the greatest ease. Below the hall is a large
! for the use of the hall. On the same floor is
large room with two smaller ones that will
| be connected with the basement, which has
been rented by Mr.. j.. W Brock, who will &C.
I cupy it as an eating house. Mr.. Rufus Bean
will occupy portion of the basement as a
meat and provision market The people of
Hallowell rejoice especially at the completion
Of an attractive public hall, the want of
which has long been felt.
| Miss Lizzie G.. Norton, assisted by her
scholars and class, gave concert at City
Hall, Hallowell, on Friday evening last, at
tended by most apprecative audience. On
account of the st. rnr the number il attendance
was not so large as it otherwise would have
been. By special request of many Of the
citizens, Miss Norton will give another con-
cert on this (Monday) evening, June 18th.
when all who desire to enjoy rich mus ical
entertainment may have the opportunity.
There are but few of our most noted profess
sional singers who equal Miss Norton in purity
and compass of voice and artistic execution j;
and as teacher her success has been fully
demonstrated in this community. Her
scholars performed the various parts as
signed them with credit to themselves and
| teacher, and to the entire satisfaction of the
audience.
i We learn that Hon. JOS ia Nye will speak
to the IIaliowell Reform Club on Tuesday even
| ing next. at City Hall. Miss Norton has kindly
volunteered, with her class, 10 furnish music
for the occasion The club IS prospecting and
We trust the interes, viii not not be allowed to
flag until all are gathered into the temperance
fold.
| The warm weat! er Of last week has had the
| effect to set some OF our down river neigh
| bors to thinking of the cool and bracng sea-
shore breezes. a party of Ilallowell gentle
men, consisting of William Wilson, J. II.
Leigh, E. X Butler. VI. W Farr and H. To-
bey. and Rev A. l.. Park Of Gardiner, ship
| ped their lumber last Friday for summer res
| licences on Squirrel Island, and they 90 down
TO-DAY WIN ca' pthtels 70 conii'tHee "oIA GU
| their buildings.
East Maine Conference at orono' Fridays FRO
ceedings.
Father BRAY condu, teA the devotional ex-
=: . ,.,,oi. MT.
"' ''"e '''7'''p
called the conference 10 ofaer'
The Conference then proceeded 10 select a
rlace f,r the next animal session. Invita-.
- - 10
.'on9 iliI "N ~
60 90 II;.. '''N ~ 80
''G ~ - -. =, H. f-,,,;, to-, -, f,,ai.,s
nsaS r'l -, % hat.on Dr. 80
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~, '''' ~ ~, ,A'
~ ~. Ia. ,ha r,I'. ai' '',N S,
-. ,l,a ,,i1e;t,,r,. s;,.., 80 po,.
W. 'a ,,,, %n. E,,,iar', Cor .tir ,ae
w, y Ei5r;i-, anj WaI,,, Tarr NV,
,to',ni b+.1,tr'I1r.
trt>, C',,,.,' ,,,a, i..r,.1 -, ,,,,,l;
! .a, aa.',lita, g., -, r., -
I;aeo m ~ ,f,nou Ei;aho vL;,o AZ
| Duuton. NJ C. Raale. Tbeo. G4rrish. 4. l.
Iockhart, Walter Farr +. a. Bragdon and
II. II. iioou'
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Union Insurance Company,
OF BANGOR, MAINE.
Cash Capital, 100000
Statement. of Condition LIST January, 1879.

ASSETS.
Loaned upon Real Estate (bcing first
liens upon property worth over $500
900 win accruoi interest, 80 60
Loaned upon L. :. Bonds, and Bank
stocks (worth over S3iOVo) with nc
crued interest 1920 90
United States Bonds tmarke, value, ii 800 %
Bangor City b 'nds (market value, 81 $50 90
+. X y. \. Railway Bonds, (market vaue), Is $40 90
Maine state Bonds, market value), SO, 800 90
stock of First National Bank OF Bangor, 6s0 10
Cash on hand and in Banks, 3G.ll3 IS
Bills Receivable for Marine Premiums, 81 ga Il
Due on account from Agents and others,
including balances in Braneh Offices in
\. \ and Boston 1881 IS
Salvage due the Company and in process
Of collection, 900 co
Personal property including Insurance
Scrip, Burglar Chest, Revenue, and
Postage stamps, %. ~
Total Ns>e;s, $iio.1sj 81
LIABILITIES.
All known reported, and supposed loss
cs, b1N fre aud mGFiEe, including
amounts due tor Printing, Stationery,
and other items, - Ssl 20
No losses overdue and unpaid.
Surplus regards Policy holders, SiSl SOL Il
Nc. AVER, President
Il. i, FULLER, Secretary.
DRECToRS-Georgc Stetson, Samuel F. HerscY,
Gilvery, George X. ,Iewett, Henry f. Prentss,
Franklin Muzzy, Arad Thompson Isaiah Sietson
Augustus ID. Manson, Francis NJ sabine, John A,
Peters, James Lttleteld, Nathan Z. Aver.
NJ. w. FARR, Agent, Augusta, Maine.
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Fruit. extracts Of Lemon, Pineapple, Rasp-
berry, Vanilla, Banana, &c, for favoring
syrdps, ice creams, &c; are soIa At PART
ridges drug store.
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Metropolitan,
NEW FAMILY
SINGER SEWING MACHINE,

which has the following evidences of superiority to
all others: .. =
Ca There nearly twice as many in use as Of
any other machine. The sales are constantly in.
creasing. the returns for 1871 showing total or
~ ~ .D -o.,.a more than any other They arr BY
DO the greatest variety OF work. They are the
least liable to get out of order, and altogether
hand. The
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Maine Steamship Company
sEY ARRANGEMENT!
semi Weekly Line.

notice. run as follows:
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland, every Monday and
Thursday at s O'Clock F. NJ and leave Pier 81, East
River New York, every Monday and Thursday at j
O'Clock =. NJ.
The Diriyo and Franconia fitted up with fire
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most convenient and comfortable ronte for travel
lers between New York and Maine. Passage in
State Rooms, $500. Cabin Passage, Ell Meals
extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec.
Halifax, ST. john and all parts OF Maine
Shippers requested to send their freSht to the
steamers as early as r. NJ, ON the days that they
leave Portland. For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX Calls Wharf, Portland.
JF AMES, Pier 3s East River, New York.
Portland, May 20 1863. ly22
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Cincinnati Produce Market
CINCINNATI, June lG.
MESS PORK-l915
LARD "a.
BULK MkAFs-sidos u.
BACON-shoulder y. clear rib ~ sides i.
WHISkEi-sj
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Lost I!

SOMEWHERE between L. c. Alleno ofnoe and
- the corner OF Bridge and state streets. q apusy
envelope confirming sl9 with the subscriber's nsme
upon IL. The finder " i'll be suitably rewarded BY
leaving IL At b. q. Aliens press room.
CHAS. w. ATWOOD.
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Attention is called to the annual statement
OF the Connecticut Lite Insurance Company
of Hartford, of which our neighbor, NJ. W.
Farr, Esq, has been many years the success
full and faithful agent. Our Insurance Com
missioner reports the company as having the
largest list of policies in Maine, OF any COM
pany doing business in the State. The New
York Spectator, the ablest insurance journal
in the country, speaks of this company as FOL-
lows
The Connecticut Mutual Life exhibits
gross assets amounting to S3l ,91S ,40l &c, being
gain of about 81 ,UOO, 600 upon the figures
OF II year ago. The premium receipts for
1871 were 81 SOB 1872; income from other
sources 81 ,92i, POS; total S9,727, 700. The
total receipts are In excess of those OF the
previous year by about 500 900. As usual,
this company is in the fore front as re CARDS
economical administration The ratio OF ex-
penses in 1859 was So per cent; IN 1870,
$50 per cent. but in 1871, it was as low as
S.l2 per cent The investments of the Con-
ntcticut Mutual are uneNceptionable; its
mode of transactng business Is proverbally
honorable, liberal and systematic; and its
policies, and the various plans upon which
they are based are AS tcus worthy us anything
terrestrial can be. And no lite company can
claim to present any greater degree OF security
than this.
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Choice styles of fine cassamere pants just
received by S. ". Huntington X Co.
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Washington. lc. The Secretary of the
Interior has appointed Hon. J. A. Garfield OF
Ohio, commissioner to remove the Flathead
Indians TO the government reservations i'll
Montana.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-16


COMPLEXION OF THE FOUNTAIN ERECTED IN MEMORY
oF5rHE LArR FEsRIs BRI SdHURsr.
In memory of and respect for the late Ferris
Bringhurst who, when living, was always lead
ing and unpretentious spirit in some philanthro-
pic work, principal among which was the VIII
mington Fountain Society, drinking fountain
OF beautiful design has been erected at the inter
section OF Delaware aud Pennsylvania avenues.
The work of erection and finishing, was cons
peied yesterday The base is Of American gray
granite ave feet high, while the column or shaft
IL Of Aberdeen led Of Scotland, similar to
the Egyptian ObesKs and said to be as
durable and will retain the bright polish for
centuries. The capitol IL of gray granite, while
On the north side OF the bare s the following
inscription: - 10 the Memory OF Ferris Bring
hurst FIRST President OF the Wilmington Foun-
tam Society.p Another appropriate inscription,
ON the south hide OF the base, is kindness TO
Co is Creatures Ii Service Acceptable to Hi II,
The work has been done -entlrely by private
subscriptions. the lot being presented by MIR.
Taylor uause, and the city granting free use of
the water. The fountain complete was made by
Suuthers IL son, OF Philadelphia, at a cost OF
about $4,000. The enclosure is yet to be neatly
paved and will have neat iron railing Of a
light pattern, when finished.
The work il an appropriate memorial OF one
whose works were 30 charitable aud benevolent
and at the same time, apparently, 80 disluter-
ested and unRs7umlug.
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NO CHANGE IN THE cITY-THREE FATAL CASES IN
THE ooJNrRY-THE EFFECT OF THE DIsEAsE UPON
THE MARKET.
We have no change to note in the prevailing
epidemic from yesterday No further deaths
are reported in the city and the sick horses show
no great change one way or the other. The raw
damp, atmosphere has DRIVEN from the streets
great many horses, and business looks dull, as
usual. The street cars are running to-day.
The disease seems to have fairly seated itself
in all the neighboring communities around Will
mington, very few being able to claim entire
immunity from it, but with the exception of two
belonging to Morris Palmer near Smiths Bridge
and one belonging to Mr.. Geary, at Rising Sun,
we have heard of no fatal cases beyond Whining
ton. OF 208 wagons located along King street
market, this morning, the owners of l65 Of them
had horses, ranging in numbers from to 6,
more or less affected, but very few of them OF
malignant type The remaining 43 still claim
freedom from the disease, but all were expecting
it. Several who claimed to be exempt from 1t,
on leaving home this morning, found their
horses more or less affected upon reaching this
city.
The market, however, appeared ito be more
plentifully supplied than it has been for the two
last market days, and prices though very fuctu-
ating, on an average have been more moderate.
Butter ranged in prices from As to 60 cents per
pound, and though much was sold at the COM
mencement of the market for 45 and 80 cents. at
the close Of the market so cents were easily OBJ
tanned. ert t.q.t ai t,,t ..'
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PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.

-Fire-proof Msnsards are what we need.
Insurance rates, ON the Stock companies
will advance.
-Chas. Francis Adams has gone to his home
at Quincy Mass.
General Butler means to be Governor of
Massachusetts, .r.-. 44--at
-Coleridge's inkstAnd has been presented to
Professor Longfellow by Mr.. s. O. Hall.
The discipline Of war times taught our peo-
pie TO be quick OF resource and self-possessed
under difficulties.
"A man ont West is so bow-legged that his
tailor is obliged to use circular saw in cutting
out his pantaloons.
-Spicer says the mountain air Is 80 thin in
New Hampshire that you can see the mountalns 8
peak ami the wood pine.
An Iowa town is haunted by sporting spec
tire which drives two phantom fast crabs be-
fore the ghost Of light wagon -.
1.-THE dearest spot on earth" has at last loca-
ted. Those wishing to find that ''spot"wil find
it at the store that does not advertise.
Mrs. Partington, reading Of the strike of the
wire-drawers remarked, 'Ah, me what new
tangled things won't they wear next!
"A woman died recently in Boston of small
pox who had only twelve weeks previously re-
covered from an attack Of the same disease.
An enraptured critic says that Lucca's voice
has not flaw or scratch in it, and ls pure,
warm and ethereal as rosebud in the Northern
Light. 't .#+.
"A Western paper says that California farm
ers are turning their attention to hog raising
with SUCCESS In the Middle States, they raise
'em with corn.
To give pleasant and mealy-mouthed sauce
TO the speeches Of the Legislative commentators,
the French Assembly recently elected Monsieur
Grevy as it's President.
1t requires more delicacy OF touch, better
acquaintapces with the inner emotions OF the
heart and grander pathos Of sentiment to make
a declaration of love than it does to put up 9
stove.
The following is the most startling compos-
itor's "line to I'll out column" we have seen
for month"; "Does not young mothers heart
leap 4th with Joy when she beholds her darling
babes LIST 9th Z"
"A good old gentleman up French street
thinks that newsboys should be mofe honest. He
bought a paper because the boy cried: battle
in North Cardinal Horace Greeley wounded in
the leg !" and there was no such thing in 1t.
"A lady over at New Castle placed toy snake
in her husbands boots, and then could hardly
get breakfast because OF her snickering at his
performances when he discovered it. He first
looked in tile mirror, then went and threw his
| demijohn Of old rye into the mill race.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-16

In st. Louis, ON Thursday, two natives Of the
howery kingdom appeared at Justice Walther's
Office, accompanied by two buxom lasses from
the Emerald Isle to whom they were married
according to the laws ot Missouri. The names
Of the parties are thus registered on the squire's
minute book DIR Ali FOOn. OF Canton, UnInA
to bliss Anu Al. Rusk, Of Iipperary Ireland,
aud Joe. Sin, OF Shanghai, to Mary DAVIS, also
OF Ireland, The doctor was we'll educated, wrote
an elegant hand and was dressed in line sui,
OF LrUadclOth that would have besn ecomlng
TO the make-up OF stylish Mexican man "
He couversed IN English, and understood the
business OF marrying, Joe Sin wore tail, and
his OUTFIT savOred more of the chop-stick style
He was quite awkward, but nevertheless seemed
to take To welded lie quite naturally, The
bridal party walked away III state of blissful
expectation. No cards.
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Deaths.

y
MILLS-on Friday, Nov. 25ln, 1879, Alex. e. NILS,
IN the 9th year o. hi, age.
Funeral to take place on Sunday afternoon at ~
O'Clock from te residence Of mis- mother b16 Spruce
st to prOoeed TO the OLD Swedes Church burrying-
ground Columbia Lodge |. o. OF o r., and the
urde generally are respectfully invited TO attend.
McCLINTOCK.-Od the 18th inst, at Linwood, VIM.
IL McClintock, aged % ears
The relatives and friends of the family Ches er
Lodge No. 1856, AY.M and the Wllmingt Logdea
OF the Masonic Fraternity; star OF America Lodge
No. aO5 L. o. U. E.; and the ofncers and employees
OF the wilmington Western K, r., and +. w.. a
b r. r., are respectfully invited 10 attend his
4 neral from the residences OF his brother, at Lin
wood Station, on monday, at 70 o'clock, +. al Ol
70 meet the train at Wim ngtoD, at zoo.
How short the race our friend has run,
Cut down in all his bloom,
The urse but yesterday begun
Now finished In the tomb.
Thou Joyous youth, hence learn how soon
INV Years may end their night
Long long before lies brit liant noon
May come deaths gloomy night.
Beloved brother thou hast left US
Here thy loss we deeply feel, q -.-'t I.
But ,tis God that has bereII us;
. He can all our sorrows heal .I'
We did not thinK when last weplrtsd
That health, we ne, II on meet again,
But thou hast left me broken hearted,
And lry tears are all In VAIN.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-16

A. the ouestion Of taanhars' salarias Ia at,ain
han, 4, ,,,,i,stsi m tho ,lss,oAn nara 81 thlh DIV
wa unhlish the Following. from official REPORTS.
conrer,,,ng the saiariez ner wear received by
teschsraiS' otaer plsets
Iunnr n,,,Jnhn,i,,, citv Chester teacber who
ia also nnnetIntendant al .chools rseeiyes S150D
/ S76U. B s55O T. S45O: 2 A425: H. 14UO
which "a the lowest SALARY uaid teashers fn the
nunI, scn,,ols nj IharfAr Fth y T.. II II 7
IN Eastnn pa fnonnIatihn in t97n 10 es7l
.he .,t,,arlut.ndant red,,seA 4 l7DO. 2 teaelerA
sII5n! 4 SInnn u SS1D. 1 : A7b0. y S64D p,
sGJ0. Il s8l6, ana az from sam 10 SS5O'
,gn,,,, ~ tha In,,aat
In York Pa. (pnpnlatiob in 1s70) IL 00sl the
slIu,,lnt.ndsnt ruuslyes slSDO, 4 teachef Rl6,-
OO: q .S75U, q -w5OU. o. S45O 49, S36U
s3l5 = - 80 IA
La Wilkesbarre Pa (population in 1870 TO-
174l tue superlntendentr receives $4,000: / teach
ar lam, i SIl0u. / sS0D. D 5B5O A s6DO
w,ic,, n. Ina io,,st - "
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.


LAUNCH OF THEIR FIRST STEAMER, THIS AFTER
NOON.
Especial Dlsp itch to the Commercial
.....- CHESTER, Pa 3, Nov. 16.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Oompany's new
iron steamer was launched at 1.20 to-day.
Miss Baby of New York chIistened it.
Hon. Washington Townsend, M. O., Capt
Baby, and other distinguished gentlemen were
present.
The launch was attended with great success, in
the presence Of large crowd.