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New Publications.

lI'ils 4 irdkg. magaZi ne for girls and BOYS,
edited by Mis-, Ella Farnhfm, bids fair to be-
come 4 Formidable rival in the field chosen.
The first number is finely gotten up both a. to
subject matter. letter press pni illustrations.
II has one of the best corps Of contributors to
be found on any magazine however prclcntiou>
II msy be-. II II can Out-gCneral and put to
fight some Of the ~o-cacd boys papers. IL " III
deserve the thanks and patronage OF every par
cnt whose children are liable 10 such deadly
assaults upon their morals aud principles ~
these worse than trashy sheets are making. 80
tar their own weakness and chidhopd's
strength will permit Published by y. LothrOp
& Co, Boston. subscription price 500 per
year.
The Gaiary comes out with the July num-
Der ia An entirely new costume, and the effect
uf the new type and fine tinted paper admIra-
bly, corre> ponls with the freshness of the con
tents. gratifying the eye = well a the mind Of
the reader.
One Of the most noticeable articles in the num-
Der i entitled Can the "Trip To Europe be-
shorter, d. By \. " Colgate. The writer
proposes i new route from New YORK by rail
10 Nova scotia and thence to the nearest point
IN Ireland by express steamers of great speed
designed for the transportation Of passengers
and mail, only the whole I)urdey being a.
compli>hed In one half the time now occupl ed.
4 series OF anecdotes Of tie first Napoleon
are grouped together and combined with bit
of moralizing. under the title OF "A Napoleon
D
viii h. recognized IN connection with the Lon
don World" a free lance paper. which ha, re-
Gently created sensation in England.
Albert Rhodes, one OF the most brilliant Of
magazine writers, has Il paper on Alexander
Dumas, the ounger. Whose w"rt and III ara, :
Ter ne an Yves III "A manner not unworthy of
the pen Of rainc. Indeed, OF our most essay
i>t- Mr.. Rhodes Is the one who most resembles
the French one IN several Of his qualities, sucn
a picture,queness, clearnes>, cpisram. and "A
certain tendency 10 philo>ophlze. However
much We may object 10 some of the idea. Of
ti,I- American TAI le, he i, AWAY, entertain
ing.
IheO. Gilt. whose artistic tales from Eng
lsh lite used 10 he attractive feature Of; he
mag azlne, rcai ttar, after 4 long absence with
a story OF neHl married lie in America
Centennial literatureis provided in the form OF
a description OF the battle OF Bunker Hill aud
gossip upon the Philadelphia exhlb ition.
There are three poems OF the average merit,
and finally the usual entertaining aud valuable
departments OF science, literature, and current
gossip.
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On Friday last, the jury in the Tilton-
Beecher case being unable to agree were
discharged. 1t is reported that. according
to the forcman's statement. they stood nine
for Beechcr aud three for Tilton.
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Special n !.

sCHENCh's SEA WEED ToSIc.-ln the atmos.
phcre experienced here during the summer
months, the iethlrgy produced By the heAt takes
away the desire Tor whplc,oms TO ana tr.q u-nt
Preparations reduce bodily energy. particularly
those su1erin. from the effects Of lebilitl,ug ia.
eases. Ia order 70 Keep a natar1I healthful ac-
uylty o. tile system, We must resort 10 atidrl al
means. For this purpose schenck's >ea Weed
Tonic Is very fec sual \ few doses Will create
IN appetite and give fresh yIgor 10 me eneryatcd
body. For dyspepsia it i Invaluable Many en-.
insnt physicians have dou btei whether dys pepsia
can be permanently cured by the drugs which are
generally employed for that purpose. The Sea
Weed Tonic IN rs nature Is totally different from
such drugs 1t contains NJ cor. orive mineral. or
acids in fact 1t assists the regular operations OF
nature, and supplies her Deficiencies. The tonic
~ It's nature 80 much resembles the gastric juice
that it !, almost identical with that nuid. The
"a suic juice is The natural solvent which in
healthy condition Of the body, cause- tie food to
Ia be disested; and when this juice Is not eNcret-
Ell IA sufficient quantities tion with All its
distressing symptoms, follows. The > ca weed
Tonic performs the duty Of the gastric juice when
the latter Is deficient Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
sold by all Druggists. iw21
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Guardians Sale.

accordance with a lircnsc from the Hon
L J4d-r % Probate. tor iiaHcacA County, dated
tic ~ "Wednesday 40 june \. II ls'i, shall sell
1T pHblic safe, 10 the highest bidder, uh ihc prem
i-r~ ia tcnnh-rut IA ralt County. 80 FRIDAY, me
.aith CAV 81 iuh \. D. 50 at u'ci Eek IN ths AZ
t,In"pu, aii Ga" Eul, ute aud interest, which tn
tuluuI heirs ut Nb3am l. ~tOYcr, Harry ". anu
Lilklc :. Stutrtl, late OF Penub,tut, deceased.
have IN ana 10 the home stead farm Of the said
AhJsin l.. >tpvcr, including the revcrsion Of ihv
wliuw'- dover.
j. :. CONDOR,
Guardian Of said Minors.
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THE CAMBRIDGE CELEBRATION.

1t was one hundred years ago last Sat-
urday that Washington assumed command
of the American army in Cambridge. and
great preparations were made for the OBJ
servance of the centennial celebration.
This historic town was dressed in her best
attire and many Of the decorations were
very fine especially those on the houses of
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Administrators Sale,

DU RI ANT to a license from the Hon. Judge
/ of Probate for the County of llAnC ock, .hdI
sell al public auction, the SLIT day ot July \.
u 1875, Al 10 O'clock IN the torenuon,or the prem
t-cs, All the night, title aHd interest which
William A. knowles, late OF ~urry, ia said couu-
t. deceased. had ia, aud to the real estate known
. ms honest rIri, al-p the widows RICH. Of re
version.
SANUEL " AssnN. Admir-.
>urry- .Iunr u 1875 .,W!5
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II was engineers have not agreed.
Those in charge ct the engine. are con.
iident there was full supply of water in
the boiler
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II. NlallaIl.
Notice of Foreclosure.

HEEEBI give public notice, that RpNanna
ilol k Ms of rrcatan, m the County OF Han.
c, ok. ON the End 'lav at January \. u. ISL, by
hcr decd OF That date, mortglgei to me certain
ptlr.l of real Estate il said Trent m. bounded
and described a- folloWs viz Commencing At the
Shore on the North line OF my nome lot. and runs
follow nag -aId line aud samuel HOPKINS rlh
tine. North ~ degree West to seth Douglass
EuSt iinr; tuvn following -aii line North 49,
dt -rrc~ kt-f, 70 Jrhn lIupktns' south line; thrn
irii.wt = sa,t line south 4lt degrees East 10 h
~hpIy, then following sand shore Westerly to
thc hr-t mentioned bound. n contains thirty wo
arre~ more on less. excepting rom the above de-
-c.t1CI premises 1t acres uwucd by ~hcidnu
brown, and 3 acres owned by Joanna Leland,
tior d~ciI ptirl 81 winch reference may he had t"
their tee d., The courses are g:vIn abov" rs per
compass at this date
The Cpud tIun ot said mortgage having been
hruAru, and los reason thereof, clam TO ioic-
cio.c the same ana give t1i. notice Tor that pur'
pose
IiENRIErrA II. LELAND.
Trenton, June - 1875. Bwab
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1ttD embellishments.
Notice,

THE undersigned hereby give notice to all per
i sons, that they are forbidden from entering
on the subscribers land Viz: Grindstone Point al
Winter Harbor Gouldsboro, for the purpos g of
berrying or for any other object, and if they do
so, they will be prosecuted for tr espass.
JOSEPH KINGS LEY,
| l.. JOY.
Goulds boro, July Sd, 1875. 3w27.
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THE ZIG ORGAN

in Music Hall i played daily from twelve
10 one o'clock. The audiences are very
small At these concerts. De.ng composed
principally Of strangers, who have heard
much about this enormous instrument but
have never seen il, ana are willing to in
vest twenty-five cents 80 they can in the
future enumerate that, among the Boston
sights" they have enjoyed. Although the
''bi. organ" i the boast OF all Bosionlau>
and those who have never seen 1t. have
formed an IDEA of 1t, huge dimensions,
very few person, probably know but little
OF H., real sire. II l. sixty feet high. forty
eight feet wide aud twenty-siX feet in
depth. II "a, ouilt ia Germany and the
time occupied by the builders wa- more
than six years, and the facade was built in
New York. T..
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the late firm OF Rey-
a Iods Mullen, are requested to call and
settle the same with the undersigned, within
thirty days, after that time, they will be left
with an attorney Tor collection
NC. REY NOLDS.
Ellsworth, June IS, 1875. 3w26
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TO LET.

A SMALL TENEMENT, on Oak Street. Apply
n at the store OF
McGOWN BROS.
Ellsworth, June 30, 1875. 2w26
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VOLUME 81

/ yKTANTEo AGENTS everywhere to can
| wv yass for our great Centennial Book, worthy.
/ the special notice of experienced agents. F6s
particulars address the publisher b. b. RUS
| SELL, Boston. 4w27
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To the Hon. County Commit ssioners Of The

To the Hon County Commit sstoners Of The |
County Of Hancock.
Your petitioners, inhabitants of the town of
Hancock, in said County, represent that apnb'
lie road town way is greatly needed by the IN.
habita1ts OF said town, and that the same would
be of common convenience AMI necessity, as loi
lows: Beginning on the south sde OF tne e9u NY
road between the houses OF }. NJ Mct ariahd anu
Columbus Miles; thence running southwest terry
over the pasture land OF Edward aud Frederic
Graves one hundred rods, and intersect Win thc
Iamoine road
This route Is over level land and will save in the
travel, 81 rods to all persons having to pass by
this way to and from their a joining towns
This road has been surveyed by the selectmen
of Hancock the Town having unreasOnably :efus-
ed 10 accept and make said road; Whereupon
your pet iuoner' pray your Hnnors to give one no,
lice to view, lay out and establish said road and
in duty bound will ever pray
STEPHEN ID. JOY, and III others.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-Court of County Commissioners
April, Adj. Term, a. ID. 1870.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered Oy
the Commissioners that the petitioners are re-
sponsible and that they Oughtto be heard touch.
ing the matter set forth IN their petition, ana
therefore order that the County Commissioners
J. NJ. Netherlands, in Hancock.
on Tuesday. the 3lst day OF Aug. next. at 10
route mentioned in said petition, Immediately
after which view, hearing Of the parties and Wit
nesses will be had at some convenient place IN he
vicinity. and such other measures tdkrh ~ ihe
premises as the Commissioners shaI JudSf
proper Aud it il further
OEDERED-Ihat notice OF time, place and pur-
pose of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid he
given to all persons and corporations interested
by serving ntiested copies of the petiion and thi
ordct ia. r"on, upon the clerk ct the Town of
Hancock,
AMI bv pus:u< mp Wte-trt copies a. "tore-
said. IN three t.hAc places IN said town Thirty
,,y- at least utturc utc time appointed for ~aid
view. aud 10y publishing the petition anl "Iitr
| 'hcrron, three wee>s 9ucct-sINciy IN the fu7'
| worth Am, ucan, nrwspt per pHbli shed al Bits
| Nurlh,tn the county ct uIutotN, the urSt pubu-
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Caution.

A LII persons forbidden to trust Sarah A
n Mealy, pauper of Aurora, as there has been
ample pr DIVISIONS made for her support, and we
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. 3w27
HENRY l.. ROWE. Overseers of the
CHAs. p, sissy poor,
ROSWELL SILSBY) of Aurora.
Aurora, June Both, 1875.
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Particular Notice.

rIIE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned. That hr ms been duly APP
pointed and has taken uIon himself, the trust
uf an Almlnt -trItnr 81 the estate ut
l.. II HNHDI>tI, VI. u, late OF El'sw oTth.
in the County OF Hancock. deceased. Us
giving bond a. the law directs. he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to sand de-
c.t-c,l'- estate 10 MAKE immcnitt" pay ~, Mt ana
thu-c who have any demands thereon, TO cNLIbit
the same tor payment
CO ONCE adjoining Hancock County SAVING
Bank. Hours rom until i've O'Clock T.. NJ.
&C. PECK. Admir-
Ellsworth. juno n. I~75 6mo-45
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NEW PORTLAND PACKET i!
SGl'r City Of Ellsworth. "

The New Pocket sch. .tITI uE
II ~ ELLSN ORTIZ ~ is Huw ou ...
al MA, worth aud Portland Pa.a.t !.gr.
- 49, - and viii make tn" regular t..H--
---sszzaa-zzz1 The sch. ''~t\AIGE N.. Fl.
readiness t. assist when business Requires Ne
These vessels are both new and eal.t
and substantially built,
~ For freight or passage apply 20 ;huo ....a
on board.
40. ToOAssIAN. Ag't.. at Ell -,yyata.
SHAsE kEEROs., Aet's', al Portland.
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the poet Longfellow whose house was for
nine months the headquarters of Washing
ton. James Russell Lowell, another well
known poet whose house was used as
hospital after the Battle of Bunker Hill,
Mr.. Holiness residence where was Geld the
council of war. which ordered the iortif-
cation of Bunker Hill. and many other
places especially the college buildings
were profusely trimmed with notices and
bunting. but the principal place of attrac-
tion was the old elm under which Wash
ington took command of the army. 1t was
deliberately decorated. and on the stone at
is base stood a life size painting Of the
great general, mounted on horseback; IN
front of this was an arch under which the
procession passed on their way TO the tent
where services were held. which consisted
of music, a short prayer, a brief speech by
the Major. the reading of poem by James
Russell Lowell aud an Grafton by DR.. Pea
body, after which the company proceeded
to Memorial Hall and enjoyed good din
ncr which wa, furnished by the Harvard
University.
A EUCHERED MINISTER.
one of our resident clergymeu who has
never been renowned for possessing any
brilliant oratorical powers. but on The 9TH
er hand, has always been considered IA very
dry aud uniniere>ting speaker. had Il call,r
one saturday morning, whom We will call
MIR. b. lie is we'll known a. au able aud
active preacher of the same denomination
"a Cur friend. 80 he was At once urged 10
rem ain and occupy The Boston pulpjt the
next morning; but he declined "n the
ground that he came froui home To- seek
rest aad brought no sermon will him. The
Bu>tnaian however would no; let him off.
50 Mr.. b. said. "WclI. briug me one oi Your
OLD sermons that Nou have never preached
iu Boston and Viii 1--WE them thtt;'' %
our Vas found and handed tn him with the
Injunction. " .u-rr il :, au, don't h state
about making All ,he changes in 1t You
think best" Ii was read and rcrcad. but
it suited him so admirably that he chang
ed not even a word. When il was known
that this popular clergyman would break
To his congregation the bread of life. the
people were delighted. little dreaming that
the discourse they would hear came from
their own minister's pen. The morning
came. aud large congregation listened
in almost Srcathless silence To the sermon.
Amer the close of the service everybody
was warmly Prai>ing the new minister aud
one person was heard to remark. ''Oh if
oar pastor could only With write such a
sermon a that" and now that church is
contemplating giving their minister hint
to resign and Mr.. Il a call to become their
pastel
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Wanted.

THE Subscriber having built a new and com
1 modous Blacksmith Shop, wishes to en- {.
gage good Blacks miih to do Country work
steady young man and good sheer, will ind
this to be good chance Apply to or ad.
dress,
W. p. WHITE
Orand July Sd, 1875. 27tf
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NOTICE.
m and after June 18Th. | viii be q, the room
" OF the Mayor and Aldermen from two to live
% clock r. VI for the purpo OF receiving taxes.
iw3t WV. .. NCDONALD Collector.
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OrIyiHutea 5ef0rs U-m. NumerJu. n. u
state '. Jefferson >eyerence, I72l
Originated Jefore 4. r. Drink,rafsr, r. u
state " Int. Liquors & Per sons unknown ..-
OrigtH4trd brfDrs ". b. NcCrute, TIL
state v Rachel Robinson, .1
Iu;. Liquors eI5.
Originated jef,rs Um. II. Pls5ury. T. !.
state V. LIT. Liquors, 3-.
>elien Bowdeu, -r
John W. Treworthy, ~
Originated before H. d. Parker.
state '. Priscilla rhIpp,n, Is G3
Inquest on the body OF Michael
McNeal, J. Il. Jordan COro-
nCr, 80 -
ALLOWED ~ SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Oyi9iudfed Jet,,rg SuUreD,s T,,,Jjrj,I (,,,.,
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ORDERED EY THE CITY COUNCIL.

That the City CoIlec tor OF Taxes be and Is here
by authorized 10 make discount 70 tax payers Tor
the year lssj; and on the commitment OF $50 a
follows. yiE.Du all taxes PAID before the 1T day
Of July 1873. discount OF ,lA per cent; on all
taNs, pad before the 1T day "I August live per
cent, on ai taxes paid before sept. l-t, tour Per
cent; all taxes paid bstnr" Oct. l>t, lsij three
hri ''nt., on MI taxes paid lciOrc NOV. ist - 90
two per cent. on all taxes paId before Dee. lst,
$50, one per cent.
OKDEKED fCRrHER-Thlt this order be pub
li-hcd four weeks in the Ellsworth American"
\ true Cnpy-Attcst:--NM VI. %. MCDONALD,
City Clerk.
Ellsworth, June :, l-7j.
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Supreme Judicial Court, June LAW Term.
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SEzAsE DEROs.. ACTS, Al Portland
lftI
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What Does she reane
VICTORIA c. Woodruff IN THE STA

VICTORIA {. WOODRUFF IN THE SCANDAL.
TRIAL.
y correspondent Of the LoavcnwOrth Com
m'ICidl has been Interviewing the iIrcprg-S. -
bic Mrs. WoOihuH on the subject OF the
Ncahtjtl trial she pretendS that she knows
good deal more than she il willing u talk
about. and throws out VAGUE hints after The
following fashion:
The result will he unfavorable TO Baecher.
put, my dear sir, the whole trial is nothing
but farce. Frank MOultOn has been on the
WltneSS-Stand now for two weeks, and with
an The sklrmisning and digging he has eva
ded The whole truth i'm this matter at last"
But. Mrs. WOOIhull. what do Won mean
by the whole trutll?"
~ mean exactly this: The parties who
ngUTe in that trial are not the Oaly ones
interested. Frank knows more than he wants
To tell-mOTe than he dare tell. To one who
really knows the depth Of this SCandalouS
affair the testimony of MouItOn is but the
But the lawyers have worked shrewGIy to
get the truth out of him"
Yes, but he has worked as hard TO keep il
nom them. Both sides are in duty bound to
Keep the whole truth of this matter i'm the
background. 1t involves many families be-
sides those Of Beecher and Titon, and in
other cities than New York and BROOKLYN"
. no do you SympathiZe will i'm this trial?
which party DO you hope will VIM
- am Tor Theodore TiltOn, although he is
rs gully man as BeeChcr. | feel confident
mat he must win i'm this trial | having
nothing against Beechnr, hut knowing the
iactS as do deteSt him because he has de
IbeIateiy tod what ne knows to bea lie"
"BUt has not Tiltnn publicly coutradicted
several statements that you have made?'
lie say that hc did not write my biogra-
phy. but he told an untTuth. He did write it,
every llne. ard can bring facts To prove it.
l want Mr.. Theodore TilJUn, when he takes
The witness stand, to tell the truth, the whole
tIUtn. ana nothing but the truth II he does
i'dt there VIII he COmmOtiOn which viii
Snake the social world from center 10 circunl-
ference. But Theodore will not do il: he dare
not me will evade il. a. did FraHI Moulton."
But why cVadc it, Mrs. WOOdhull2 Can
he ID" diSgraccd any more now than he has
beCn?'
"CaI he? Yes. he can: and with him dOz
ems o. others who now tTcmble and culver
rom morning till night for fear the under
current, the depth of this affair. will work. lis
way To the surface. Theodore will not stand
q croSS-cXamiDatiOu like MOultOn; he is not
cool enough"
- am somewhat surprised that YOU were
not retained as witness, a yOu first pub
hShed the scandal and evidently knew so
much about it,
That IS the very reason they do not want
me. ! know too much about il. SOdOeS Mrs
tady stanton and Susan Il. Anthony Their
testimony Will not be sought after either"
How about Bowen? Don't he know a
l1ne more than people give him credit for
knowing
Now you have struck the keynote o. the
Whole trouble. Bowen is the MephStOphilpS.
the demon who stands back with hot
poker and punches the others ON to desperate
deeds. Oh, want 10 see that man Bowen on
the Stan0, Ills testimony Will be richness
pnISDulticG -
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G E o r G. ErrOW

y MAN FROZEN to DEATH-I,ast night n
colored boy. about % years of age. named
alexander Mc(Irfre. went into Mr.. Samuel
HoWaIH staoIe, in Morris alley. and laid
down 10 sleep. He was discovered this morn
ny oS q co 'dred man, named Frank Herbert,
VINO reported the fact 10 Police Officer Ben
harper. who went to the stable and found
me BOY stlli alive. but ON being raised up he
died. Coroner Patterson held an inquest and
rendered verdict that death was caused by
exposure 10 the cold.
y RAZOR AFFRAY.-GeOrge Thomas and
charles Pipkins (cOlOred) got into an alterca-
ton on Congress, near Water street. laSf
night, and blows following angry words
George received severe cut on the head wi h
q razor and had one of his ankles broken. DR.
kleinschmidt rendered meIical aid. Pin.
klnS was arrested by Officer George HarpeT
and was held to answer.
CoNNALESCENT.-Rev J. EveriSt CatheIl
rector Of the Church of the Ascension in Bal
more, whose dangerous illness at his fathers
house In this city was mentioned in THE
STAR a Few days since, is cOnvaleScent and
considered out of all danger Of death, but is
sun suffering from great nervous prOStra-
lion brought on by his recent illness.
ILL.-Mr. Levi Davis. an old and much
eSteemet citizen of Georgetown, is still lying
dal gerOUsly i'll a his residence on Beall St
OF congestion of the brain. Slight hopes are
entertained of his recovery
BUILDING y SSOCIATIONS-A the regular
meeting OF the Eighth Building Association
he'd last night in GOidarJ's new hall on
BTldE" street, p shares were sold at an aver
age OF ill each.