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DIED.

IN Miiloury, Aug goth, Mr. Charles Smith 64-"BIessed
are the dead who die in the Lord" Printers in NY and
~. please copy 1'''
IN Leicester, Sept 28h, Charles A. only child of Cbas
.. ana Anna 5. knight, 3 mos. and II days.
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7, ME- The Augusta Age, Of THURSDAY
MAINE MAINE, n. Hubbard Dem is elected Gov
clauI h ,"I zoo majority oyerN Choice, that the
ernor oy sta nod II Wig, SC. to IA Democrat,
S Srn,S 9Piscataqus Co and 4yaeaneies to be
n ni, cour m the House 81 Democrats to 60
% and Free Soil Representatives are elected
,' se+ 10 come OF course, Hannibal Hamlin
viii be reelected Senator-or, ifa change is made
II will hardly be for the better.
The Ages total for Governor stand;
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IN Hon. II. w.eEsworth, Charge d. Affairs TO
Sweden, arrived at New York in the Europa on suns
day. The charge brought against him some time since
OF smuggling, has been wholly dlsPfoved.
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~ Theodore Parker aptly compares some
men who grow very rich BY trade, to cabbages
growing in violet bed. They smother the vio-
lets, but are after all nothing but cabbsges.
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PowDER Mill Explosion. McIntre's powder
mill at i.bica, N. r., blown to ATOMS on the even
ing of the 20ih inst, fbe concession was Tremendous
By this accident so far has been aseertaued nine
persons were killed and wounded.
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m The VieksSurg Wing mot Loco) is oui for the
ye>a,snsxatios Of Cuba n Zachary goes for the one
term principle +" Craepdep and Cuba is the Wings
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r. o. OfO. n.

QUINsIGAMoND LODGE, No 4s,wl hereafter hold
lis meetings at the MASONIC HALL, in Heywood's Block,
No. 1853 Main Street Per order,
Sept q. dat c. r. WILSON sso,,,
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FAMILY EDUCATION.

Rev. Mr. BURTON, OF this city, is about TO deliver
here at the City Hall, course Of Lectures on the ai>
important subject which generally quite too iule studs
led. of Home Education These lectures are to be
gratulous, under the arrangements which have heen
made for them and we hope will be very fully attend
ed Mr. BUnon's published writings Edacat on have
secured general attention. and do doubt that his
hearers will gain practical views Of great advantage to
themselves, their chlldren, and the community.
The FIRST lecture viii be delivered TesNIGHr THUS.
dayI beginning at half>past seven o'e!ock.
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GTThe Hon. Abbot Lawrence took his departure TO
England Wednesday afternoon in the Steamer Europe
from Boston, 49, FEA K 99
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~. The steamship Severn had arrived at
New Orleans, from Brazos, bringing Mr. Chf
ford, our Minister at Mexico, and the news OF
the death OF Gen. Paroles.
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ET "The prospect of heaven ITSELF" says an
English paper, would have no charm for an
American OF the blckwoods, if he thought there
any place further west" s7eis
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E;:s3 w. tenement TO Let.
iSsn very pleasantly situated on Madison s,ree,--a
session @ivsn NJ containing Roomss Rent $780, Pos.
Sept &c. j. FAWCEFT
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FrRE AT NoRTHAMpTos-Tne dry goods store OF
e. Cobbs, near The depot containing large so' Of
goods, was destroyed BY fire on Friday. Tie fire is
supposed To- have caught from sparks from the engine
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11n Howard and Platte counties. Mo- the resl-
dences Jackson and Senator Achson at recent eiec'
lions bro Benton men were elected.
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NJ There were one liundfed and thirty deathsby
cholera in Cleveland, Ohio between The Sob Of June and
the 9th Of ssp.ember, Of which Number only Il were
Americans
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NOTICE.

w nENEAS, my wife, Clarinda A. MetcalE has left
my pea and board hereby forbid all persons har.
os or trusting her on my account as shall nav mo
ueots OF ner contracting after this date. ~ ~
Sutton, Sept 90 Ie4e. q" NJ ~ U1 aisr:
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res total for Governor stand /:

The 10 towns and 90 plantations not yet re-.
turned gave Cass $50, Taylor SIS, Van Buren,
500 votes,
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Horse LOT for Sale

IN congress Street, very desirable OF 60 bv IN q
II can ne graded Tor building very t?ifing expense
delightful prospect and is only Jew ininu,
~ Walk rom the Post Once. Part Of the purchase
money may be secured by NOR gage and it viii he .aId
cneap. Inquire of s. S. sWEETsER. at the ofice of
F. Bonney, Livery Stable. dett "" ss Ut 90 o
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c,AN - Gentlemen wishing for Board
" STREET To'nuOuated by applying at No. MAPLE
WI Sent
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Effects ofthe Cholera. The Madison (IndiaHa)
Courier says that the cholera in that city has been
followed bya scourge still more terrible that Of
Intemperance. 1t says-ssMen who have never
tasted ardent spirits befOre this season, may now
be seen drinking daily, as preventive OF cholera
and OF these not q few have imbibed a tas ol
liquor, taste thatin allprobability may be chang
ed into passion before the autumn
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A nouI three weeks ago, Henry W. MIlier,s
~ store, bunch of small Keys, strung upon chain
d me hnder will be rewarded by leaving them at this
49, DOT sept 27
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Kid GIOves.
QuinsigialnOnd Ranvx

fENHE Stockholders OF the QaInsiaamond Rank .ro
ny notified 20 meet at their Banking Room nm YeS-
r. a. re thta gay Of October nert, at O'Clock r.
ensuing year; 20 determine whether they will peti,ion
.ne Legislature for renewal OF their Charter whe,hsr
tney Will make any alteration III their By Laws and g.
me transaction of any other business that NAV legally
come before them. my peEahy
semi-annua dividend will be ordered and PAYABLE on
Monday, October first. f'"'0 '"
Per order, G. A. HAMILTON c..h,..
Worcester, Sept IA, 1919 J.5,
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yE,Ilr sn norses and Wagon for Sale.
Wagon ,vh VIII sell span Of Horses and Buggy
purchaser tn. aInesses, at good bargain foi The
application may lie made 10 Hotel Stable, where
Sept 2s.. r. Y. VAN ORNAM.
m
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4. B. HEALY,

carriage and Sign Painting.
TN E subscriber has taken shoo ovey n ,rn = =, -
4 wells Livery Stable, No 10 MECHANIC sTREFT sa-
e PURPOSE OF carrying on this branch OF business
sUclts snare OF public patronage Satisfaction given n
an cases or no charge. GLAZING done when ordess IA
sept II. dtf J. ID. AMEs, Ia Mechanic y,
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A Dandy's Brains. A couple OF fellows in
New York happened to take fancy to young
lady, and one ofthem sent the other challenge,
which was accepted ;-aad accordingly they pro.
ceeded to the Jdrseys to try the cold lead. The
seconds loaded the pistols with nothing but pow
der. The one who received the challenge put Q
rotten egg IN his pocket; and when the pistols
were discharged, the dandy standing ready to fall
from the fright, received the egg plump in his
forehead, which Knocked his spindle shanks quite
to the ground and applying both hands to his
face, he scraped off the moving mater, and turn.
ing his eyes mournfully towards heaven, exclaim
ed 40 God see my brainsi"
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An WANTED,
A American WOMAN to do ,bs vol
sly ay Inquire at No Pleasant st. "OA OF small fam
~ =. DIT BENZ R1IErfTM
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~ orcester, Sept %.

A S SouNG Woman, well acquainted with All Minds Of
lnonips g, VOTE and sewing, wishes situation At ether
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The FRENCH MINISTER. ThdWashing.
ton correspondent of the New YorJourna of
Commerce says that NJ. Poussin sfes that he
was recalled six weeks since, and AIkiontholo
appointed his successor. s
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vile. The district is close, but Gaines Will pro-
ably be elected
On the subject of the approaching Congressional
election, the Frankfort Commonwealth thus appeals
TO the Who's of Kentucky:
'sThe friends of the present Administration have
high duty TO perform They must secure for 1t
majority of the House of Representatives IN Con-
gress. Ii can be done il it's friends but work with
spirit and energy. The Wings of Kentucky, we
hope, are beginning to look the importance OF or
ganizaiion and harmony Of action. Local pre)u-
dces and personal differences should be forgotten
in u struggle for the general welfare of the coun-
try which they have affirmed, by their past course,
to depend in great degree upon the present Ad-
ministration. Remember that nothing can be ac-
complished in the way of change Of the policy of
the last administration, il the opposition have both
Houses Of Congress. Remember that the result Of
the Congressional elections in Kentucky may de-
eide the political complexion Of the next Congress,
a question upon which the highest interests de-
| pend "
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THE REPU BLIC.
WASHINGTON:
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 81. ls4s
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
HENRY AsBURY, of Illinois, to be Re-
gister of the Land Office at Quincy, Hi
nois, vice Samuel Holmes, removed.
HENRY V. SULLIVAN, of Illinois, to be
Receiver of Public Moneys at Quincy, H.
inois, vice Hiram Rogers, removed.
JEFFERSON F. JACKSON, of Alabama, to
be Attorney of the United States for the
northern district of Alabama, vice Joseph
A. S. Acklin, removed.
GEORGE r. BARR, to be Postmaster al
Abingdon, Washington county, Virginia.
ANDREW H. JORDAN, to be Postmaster
at Columbus, Lowndes county, Miss.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE SECRETARY OF THE
INTERIOR.
GREENBERRY DORSEY, of New Orleans,
to be Pension Agent at that place, vice
Charles Fitz, who declines the Office.
WILLIAM H. BELL, Of Mississippi, to
be Indian Sub-Agent at the Usage Sub
Agency, vice John M. Richardson, re-
signed.
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]. In the first district, LYNN Borp, Dem, run.
without opposition.
ii. Two Wings, JOHNSON, the regular nominee
and FnAsK PsrroS, Independent. No Democratic
candidate. In the last Congress il was represented
by SAMUEL o. PErrov, Democrat.
Ill. r. z. McLEAs runs alone This district
IN the last Congress was represented by B. F.
CLARK, Democrat, though the district is largely
Wing.
Nv. ArLurr BucKNER, Wing, and GEoRcr A.
CALDWELL, are the candidates.
v. JOSH B. THOMPSON, Wing, of the last Con.
gress, runs alone
vi Some difficulty was spprehended in this dis
trict IN consequence Of there having been two
Wings running-ADDIsoS WHrE and DANIEL
BREoK-both good men, and very popular. We
are happy to learn, however, that an arrangement,
has been made by committee Of four friends,
chosen by the candidates, and that Col White has
withdrawn. The district lies in the hills. and il
all Wing; represented in the last Congress bv
GREEs ADAMS, Wing.
VII. In this district, represented in the last Con-
gress by GARRETT DUNCAN, Col MARSHAL,
Wing, and DR.. LANE, Democrat, are the candidates;
it is the Louisville district, and Wing We have
placed in another column an article from the Lo,,-
piie Journal, which discusses DR.. Lanes views on
the subject Of the cbaplaincy of the House.
VIII. c. s. MoRkHxAD, Wing, member Of the
late House, and TRAsuE, Native American, are the
candidates. The Louisville Courier represents that
there is some doubt Of the result in this district. to
which the kentucky Commonwealth responds that
the Courier is crozed on the subject and that Moar
BEAo's majority will be at least 500.
TX. Colonel MAsos is the Democratic. and Hu,.
TEN the Wing candidate. II is a Democratic dis.
trIc', represented in the last Congress by RucaAsp
FREsoH.
X. JoHs P. Gsmss, Of the late House, Wing,
runs against Mr.. STATION, late postmaster of Mays
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THE ALLEGED VIOLATION OF INTER-
NATIONAL LAW.

Anxious to place before our readers all
the items Of this important occurrence,
we extract from the .Nev York Epenine
Post the following translation of the docu.
ment which made public the reported
violation of our soil, published originally in
the Spanish language by La Patrid Of
New Orleans, of the 18th
To THE SPASrARps. Having learned that re-
port has circulated in this city within the last few
days, that ] delivered up (entregado) Don Juan
Francisco Rey,' who, il IL said, was forcibly con
barkcd on board vessel which sailed from here on
Saturday, It'll instant called the Mary Ellen, Cap.
tain Mcdonnell, find myself compelled TO make
the following disclosures for the protection Of my
own reputation.
On the sth June ult., received the said Don
Juan into my house, at the solicitation Of Don Full
gecio Llorente, he having told me that he great
risk Of his life in house where they had kept him,
and that knowing my goodness of heart" he
hoped would give him bed and assistance in my
house. The individual having fallen sick deemed
it proper 70 call in Doctor Mol 10 attend him. fear
ing lest he might die in my house.
At the end Of three weeks Don Fulgencio
Llorcnto strove 10 persuade Don Juan 10 leave the
"pig-sty," in which he was put in my house, and,
after much resistance, he induced him, on Thurs
day, the 9Th instant, TO go out TO ride with him
(passear) since which time I have never again
seen the said individual, who, as ! have been as
sured by various persona, taken forcibly on
board the said schooner, cleared for St. Thomas
last week, but which sailed for Havana.
therefore declare that have absolutely no part
in this business, nor with whatever has been done
. Don Juan Francisco Roy is said to have ibe-
rated two important prisoners from the prison Of
Havana, Of which he was under jailer.
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NEWSPAPERS W SARDIsIA.-Slnce the promulgs-
ion of the constitution establishing liberty Of the
press, newspapers have become quite fashionable
and ~ Aosia they are eagerly devoured even by
the common people. They had not, however, yet
extended far into the country For instance, neither
before the constitution nor since DID any newspaper
reach the commune Of Cormayeur at least any
tina, was accessible 10 the working classes but here
and elsewhere every one seemed to be aware Of the
nature and vast importance Of free press. Averse
as every seemed to war there was only one SEN
timont on this head in relation to the constitution
they would fight for and for Piedmont, but not
for foreign objects. Fsrbes's Physicians Holiday.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that AUGUSTA LorEs BAPTIsTA has been appoint
ed Vice Consul of Portugal for the State of Mary
land, do hereby recognise him as such, and de-
clare him free to exercise and enjoy such funci
tons, powers, and privileges as are allowed to the
Vice Consuls of the most favored nations of the
Tn ted States. s4
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal Of the Uni
ted States to be hereunlo affixed
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
the 18th day of July, A. d. l649, and Of the
L.. ST. independence of the United States of Ame-
RIGA the seventy-fourth.
By the President: T. TAYLOR.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON,
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board of the vessel in which he was con-
veyed away. The Crescent, by means
even of heimperfect examination yet had,
looks on the following as fixed facts:
l. Rey was fugitive from justice, with the pen
atty Of death hanging over him ON his return to
Havana R
D. He an inmate of the house of Mr.. jose
Morantes, ON ST. Ann street, and residing IN his
family. Mr.. Morantes assures that Rey was
sick IN his house the afternoon of the abduction
that ne was persuaded in his (MorantesO absence,
by one Llorentes, TO walk out a square for his
health, and that from that walk he never returned.
g. The schooner Mary Ellen had been cleared at
the custom house four days previous to her saiing
and her detention, at the time was subject of re-
mark and inquiry.
a. The man employed TO convey Rey, while he
was in drunken state, on board of the schooner,
and for which service he paid five dollars, can
and will be produced to testify the fact.
g. Rey was shipped at night, without an opportu-
nifty Of sending his parting word to tell his where
about to his friend, Mr.. Morantes.
We have also received private tele-
graphic despatch, dated 10 o'clock, a. M,
July 81, stating, that Notwithstanding the
denial Of Don Carlos de Espana, Consul
Of her Catholic Majesty for the port Of
New Orleans, that functionary and two
other persons had been arrested and held
to bail in the sum of $4,000, to appear
before Judge Bright on the 9th, to-day.
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The immigration from Ireland by way of Liver
pool, INTO the United States, seems continually to
increase. The number of persons who arrived dur
ing the first six months of ls4S, was Sc, $50 The
number during the first six months of ls49, was
$500. The last arrivals have been generally rep
resented as persons Of better class than the aver
age of immigrants, and not unprovided with means
and capital
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The Hon. AMOS Tuck did not sail for Europe in
the Canada. He had engaged his passage, but two
days before the steamer sailed he was attacked
with bilious disorder, accompanied by a severe
neuralgia, which has Frustrated his strength and
rendered him entirely helpless. He has been and
is dangerously sick, though his symptoms at the
last accounts were considered by his physician
more favorable, and confident hopes are now enter
tanned Of his recovery
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The Albany pcPers announce the death Of Jcs
WINNIE, another of the distinguished citizens Of
knIckerbocker descent. He follows very closely
the exit OF Harmands Beeckcr, John R. Blocker,
and others, descendants Of the original Hollanders
who first located there Mr.. w. was many years
the capable financial officer Of the solid Bank of
Albany, having succeeded the venerable cashier.
Van Zandt
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The CHEsAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL CoMpANY.-
AT an annual meeting Of the stockholders held on
the 18th inst, in the city Of Baltimore, General
James M. Coalc was reelected President, and
William Cost Johnson, George Schley, Samuel P.
Smith, and John Pickell, OF Maryland; Henry
Danger6eld, of Virginia; and William A. Bradley,
of Washington, we're chosen directors for the en-
suing wear
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EPISCOPAL SrNoD.-The bishops Of the FIVE Brit
ish North American doceses will meet for the first
time on Ascension Day next at Halifax. Its prob
able, as this is the first Episcopal Synod Of the Co
lonia church, that its principal business will be the
formation Of general rules or csnons for the gov
eminent Of the church in the respective dioceses.
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The report Of the death Of Hon. J. w. Epmosp,.
of NY, current on the oath, is incorrecl He was
somewhat indisposed, and did not make his appear
ance at the city hall the usual time, and from this
circumstance arose the rumor.
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"IL CoRRIERE DEL MATING. "A new Italian
and French paper, with the above title, made its
appearance in New Orleans the 18th inst. The
Italian side of the paper is under the direction of
company of Italian patriots, while the French side
is conducted by the editor of the Louisiana Courier
The paper is to be devoted to the dissemination of
correct facts and opinions in regard to Italy and
her people.
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Spirit Of the Press.
From the National Lnieliigenea.


Most Of our readers will reeollect the imposition,
during the late Presidential canvass, so completely
exploded by Mr.. Senator Mangum, and repudi-
ated by honorable Senator's of the Democratic par
~, but which was undoubtedly practised by certain
of the active leaders of that party, for the purpose
of exciting the people Of the South and those of the
North, on grounds as opposite as the poles them
selves TO each other, against the Wing candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency One would
have thought that the detection, exposure and de-
feat of that shameful artifce would have put STOP
at leasi until the recurrence of another Presidential
contest to any renewal Of such strategy, condemned
6y every principle of truth and honr Not at all
The party is at this moment playing the same
game; poisoning the fountains and conduits of in
teigence, as barbarians in war do the natural foun-
tans Of the earth, to destroy their adversaries In
the present age, il is lawful in politics than
II is IN war 10 to such atrocities against an
adversary whom it is feared in fair and open
field.
Without further preface, we invite the attention
of our readers TO the conclusive evidence which we
subioln of a determination, which we have already
had occasion to indicate to them, TO accomplish by
any means, fair or foul the purposes of an Oppos-
uon which has absolutely no ground to stand upon,
and whose heads Of objection to the Administra-
tion so far as they honest no more than the
phantasms of disordered imaginations. We select,
as objects of comparison and contrast speaking for
themselves and needing no comment to illustrate
them, the two following demonstrations, the one
from the Democracy of the South, the other from
their brethren Of the North;
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The New Orleans Picayune of the 18th states i,
that Maunrel, White g. Co. have sold the cotton
crop of General Taylor at an average price of eight
cents per pound.
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1t is stated that the late Hon. Theodore Lyman
was the unknown benefacior Of the State Reform
school, at Westboro, Massachusetts The amount
Of his benefaction to that institution was about
t22, 500.
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The internal improvement debt Of the State Of
illinois amounts to $6,970,000, nearly all Of which
is funded This does include the canal and
school fund debts.
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The people of Albany are considering PROPOSE
tion to Introduce into that city supply Of water
from the Hungerhil and tributary streams Tn.
engineer estimates that from these sources may be
obtained over 100000 gallons per day, at cost
of s375,0O0 The water is said to be Of superior
quality.