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to the proceedings of said conventions find the
following sstatementsSas to the population of
counties represented 10 convention, from which
no official returns were before the comnittee,
Itasca Co. (returned TO Democratic Con-
I yention ID connection with Cass.) 958
Chisarn Co (returuef to Dem Con i. 1000
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On the Sd inst, there was riot in n. York
growing ont Of the making of Castle Garden q
depot for emigrauts. 'oa's-'
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c.. r OSS.
ORNAMENTAL PAPER HANGER AND
DECOR ATOR.

DECORATOR,
MOULD very respectfully notify the citizens of St
w Paul and vicinity that he will remain here for a
few weeks only to decorate and public saloons
private parlors stores &c The subscriber has fitted up
of the best saloons Chicago st Louis Galena and
Dubuque.
specimen of my work be at the Empire Sa-
loon, Third street. Ny be found at the Mer
chants Hotel
Aug T. div
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APPORTTONTINENI'
or Members OF the Council and House
of Representatives In the Legislative
Assembly of Minnesota.
MONDAY. August 6. 1855.

E1 MONDAY, August g, 1885.
This being the day designated by law for the
meeting of the Legislative Committee appoint
ed to apportion the representation Of the two
Houses of the Legislature among the several
Council Districts at two o'clock, P. NJ, the
committee met at the Office of the Secretary
of the Territory, in the Capitol.
Present:-Messrs. Stimson and Brown, OF
the Council, and Messrs. Cave, Davis and Han
son, of the House Of Representatives.
The Committee received from Mr.. Smith,
Territorial Librarian, acting for the Secretary
of the Territory, the returns of the enumera-
ton of the inhabitants of the following coun-
ties :-Stearns, Sibley, Winona, La Sueur,
Nicollet, Brown, Steele, Cass, Washington,
Blue Earth, Wright, Dodge, Goodhue, Rice,
Wabashaw, Carver, Dakota, Ramsey and Hem
nepin. Total, l9 Counties.
The committee then proceeded to the exam
ination Of said returns, and pending the exam
ination, the committee adjourned until ten
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Thus obtaining from reliable sources

Thus obtaining from reliable sources
Z population of S.s2 -AG g 1900
The committee were unable to obtain relia-
BILE information as to the population Of either
of the counties of Freeborn, Todd, Farribault,
Pierce, Renville and Davis. a3 .s.s. a
The county of Pembina was exempt from
the action Of the committee by law.
The committee then proceeded to, ascertain
the population of the several Council Districts
as obtained officially and uno1ieialDy, which
appeared to be as follows: - * ~ x
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90 8s sgsTotaEE

The units in the Representation of the sew
eral Districts; as thus modified, were then es-
tablished for superintendent, as follows:
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Total population unof6cially obt'd. Ii, 800
Add official returns amounting to 34,2lO
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnershp heretofore existing between
L George N. Proper and Carlos Wilcox, under the
name and firm Of Proper Wilcox in the Real Estate
and Land Agency business, Is this day dissolved by
tua consent. The business will be continued by Car
los Wilcox, at the old stand CARLOS WILCOX.
Minneapolis, July /, 1855. aug 9-d2w
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TUESDAY, August Z, 1855

TUESDAY, August I, 1855.
The Committee met pursuant to adjourn
ment. 1903 10. 4a,s --.sEza
Present-Messrs. Stimson, Brown, Cave,
and Hanson. a.
The examination of the returns of the emu
meration of the inhabitants of the counties
was resumed, and the committee ascertained
that
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A HORSE! A HOKSEV
MY KINGDOM FOR A HORSEIy
Richard is Himself arain

COAAl1VO NV I1E EIELDt
TINE undersigned takes this opportunity of inform
u ing his old customers and the public eeneraliy.
that he has resumed his former business in the sfore
sawteile 4 Co., known tho Worlds Fair corner Of
Third and Roberts Streets in the Auction and Comms
sion line. ~
Particular attention paid to the sale of Horses Bug
GEES Waso1s, &c. Having had more experience in that
me tnan any other person In the Territory, hs would
say 70 those Wishing to dispose ofstock that they
VIII ma II to their advantage to give him call.
.t'r~ F. E. COLLINS,
Pioneer Auctjoneer.
NJ B.-Persons wishing TO me upon bustncss will
nnd me at the store Of Messrs eawtelle Co., or st
the stable Of J. A. Coney, on Third street, back
Chamblin Morgan's. May 29.dd y. =. G.
NOTICE TO THE MEDICAL PROBES.
SON.
IlAVING had long experience In the Drug business,
Il one of the partners being graduate OF the Phla
delpha College Of Pharmacy and having secured the
distance of competent German apohecary, particular
attention will be paid to compromising prescriptions Our
stock has been carefully selected With special vsw TO
the wants Of the medical proesaon whose patronage w
respectfully solicit. WOLFF &STEEYR.
July 10. as.st sA4-e. ~
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Spfrtal Notices.
s. i o o o !

a- s. L o o o ! aa d.
nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS to loan, upon good
" personal security. Applyto 80
Aug. 10, le55-4td AMES VAN ETTEN.
SAN FRANCISCO.
HTNHIS Town Site-a beautiful location the Mime
l. sofa River-is now entered, and the proprietor Is
prepared to give Warrantee Deeds to purchasers of
lots. ...fgtsfr "a WIN. FOSTER.
Aug. 10, 1865. .r. dim
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From the Hon. Richard NJ. johnson

From the bon. Richard NJ. johnson
FRANKFORT, KY, House of Rep
JAN 22d, I843 /
Dear Sir-I have received your letter of the 3d. ex
pressing intention of visiting the West Indies with
great pleasure to give my testimonial of YOUR useuI
ness and great proficiency in your profession and your
high standing as citizen of reputation and good chsrac
ter; and wherever ysu may hope you may receive
the friendship and patronage of all honorable and FOOD
men. am your friend and your obedent servant,
r. N. JOHNSON
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District, S Units of Representation.
Total

The Commute then adjourned until 10 o..
clock, 4. Y. tomorrow. ID
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EMERY'S PATENT tst
CHANGEABLE Horse Power Thresher, Cleaner an
~ Separator Machine, for sale by the agent.
Feb.2z-dtf ALEX. REl
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~ eesentnc aoo in9enloos combination of Lenses,
ID lately invented, two different distances may be seen
specaces, which has till lately been considered i'm
possibility.
SOLOMON KUH, BROTHER COMPANY,
Celebrated Opticians OF Albany N T. and Detroit Mchi
Of all the latest most approved mathematical phioso
phieal and the largest variety OF optical nsrumsnts
Suffering lately from liver complaint and debility,
brought on BY too close conhnement In the Workshop
for fifteen years. he has BY the advice Of his physcaus
found 1t necessary TO change the climate and make
Of recommendaou only very fne selection Of his best
Eyeglasses, In every shape and quaity-periscopic,
French crystal inserted specaceswhich Tar Supe
ror to any ever before brought to this Territory or the
northwest. Also the largest sized microscope magnify
ing 5000 ties down to the small pocket croscope do
telescopes and spyglasses Of every size and quality
Lastly his Justly celebrated and approved Government
Engineers Drawing Instruments Of superior quality with
the latest improvements and best Workmanship war
ranted These articles viii be sold at the lowest eastern
mandatory prices-what the raw material labor
cost OF transportation the object being
only to introduce my articles, as well as to recover my
health and succeed In that shall consider profit
enough here, and may start, when meet with encour
agement, shop Of that Kind here AZ there is
chance offered for every who wishes to scen
fc instrument Of some kind which has not before been
afforded without sending East (eta price large cities
not being the most reasonably thought best to make it
public that persons loving to the beauties OF
revealed, which cannot be done with the naked eye,
might please to CALL without intention to buy
the of this selection Of scientific curos-
tiles will be gratis We call the special attention ofeng
surveyors architects teachers scholars doctors
and every mechanic will find something of advantage to
him in his business Every attention Is paid to the
wholesale line and orders to extent will be attended
with great care Dealers get $40 worth Of each
ticle with u.s. and with capital of $50 only raise large
wthout loss OF me or expense OF transport
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DOLBEAR'S WRITING AND BOOK.
KEEPING ACADEMY.

1HVEK the Store OF MARSHALL Co., Wabashaw
" street will be kept open the entire year Hours Of
attendance from TO IL An and from to 7P.M.
By his system better business hand acquired In two
weeks than by the old method in years.
All crampng of the hand is entirely removed and the
pupil is enabled to write with freedom and rapdty
DOlbear's Science Of Penmanship.
For sale at his rooms
st. Paul, July %, 1855. vtf
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From the Hon. Thomas Benton Senator from Missour;
WASHINGTON CRY June 20, ls43
Levi Dolbear, q.-Sr-Considering a good hand
writing to be not only accomplishment, but means
of success to engaged in business greatly
paud meritorious exertons to improve the chroe
raphy of the age A gentleman, lady either who
often fail to write when they should and when they do
WRITE it is done at the last moment with haste and inn
patience and consequently with faults of kinds often
committing and injurng both the writer the
which he advocates Wishing you every success in your
laudable undertakings, remain yours respectfully.
THOS. H. BENTON
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Al args assortment of the above named lenses on hand
ready for insertion scientifically warranted suit the
focus of the without sraning the sight in the
least every shape of frame which may be brought
a reasonable rate. See handbills.
Office the Platform opposite the Rice House. No S
in the former Office of Dr. Berthier, st. Paul.
July 81. dawlm
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ITO h. had at .isg DAHI's Book stor.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

"A real estate security. Apply to the undersigned
ed story Marshall's building, Wabashaw street.
July 27-dtf G. w. ARMSTRONG.
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@fseellalIeo1Is.
MYSTERY SOLVED
DIM aI0HTTO BE OVERCOME.

10y scientific and ingenious combination of Leuses
ID lately invented two different distances may be seen
1.-The reading and the far Oh distance-with the anne
spectacles which has till lately been considered an i'm
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MARY LYNDON,

TUST received by Express at Dahps Also choice lot
of New Novels, just published, at u ADAHLS.
Aug. Z. - DIFF
A LSO, just published, Mysteries and Miseries Of
~ Philauelphia" az Aug. 7-dtf DAHL,
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while the narratives aud anecdotes make
the whole spicy. The volumes are a
welcome addition 10 our literature The
IIarpers issue them neatly, aud our read.
ers can procure them by mailing two dol
lars To the publishers. No library is
complete without them.
MUstc,L. Horace Waters has sen;
Us The Stlnglng P4Ika,' by Thomas
Baker, dedicated to NJ " llson Of Rochts.
ter. This is most captivating piece and
Mi BECOME deserycdiy popular 3jc
Bright things can never dc a touch.
my ballad, music BY the Hutchinsons.
Right over wrong, a brave old sony
words by Jesse, music b, the Hutchin-
Sous.
Auburn Scotii.ch, brilliant compo-
,ton by K T c Ellis. 25c.
lour>. Dec :dedly,
PAtL PRIaRosE.
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The Ladies Fair.

The I.alle, Of Winter IlarboT propose
having Fam about the 10Th ot June
newt, tie object of winch !, 10 contribute
towards building school house IA tins
pare ihs COMING season What a slo-
1ou> wtA they have undertaken: MA,
they succeed III ,heir undertaking, and |
have err, reason 10 believe the, will,
af,r when the ,ade, undertake ansthn.
tie. are bound to make 1t so,1 what bet
;rr wora could they have undertaken
tH,n to be Instrumental ia cultivation OF
the mud and heart Ladies continue
your well begun work and You never vii
regret the day tia, You took HE tir,, step
towards educating the rIs,n- generation.
Water llafbor, My 30. $50. {.
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MsN OF AN.nicA-Mrs OF 1ur A.,
The creates, man. take him all and all i"
OF the las. hundred years was George
Washington an American.
The creates. Doctor OF Divini,, was
Jonathan Edwards an American
The creates, Philusophe, wa. Benia.
MN tfanklin-sn American.
The creates, living Sculptor is Hiram
fowefs-an American.
The greatest living Historian is WIN.
a. fresco,i--an American.
he greatest ornishologis, va, ]. J..
Audubon-an American.
The greatest remedies known 10 the
world Tor popular use. Ay.r's Cherry
Pictorial and Cathmtie Pts, were in.
vented by Dr.. J. c. Ayer-an American.
The greatest photographer since the
time OF Johnson was Noah Web.,er-an
American.
The creates, inventors Of modem
times, were Fulton, Fitch, Whitney aud
Morse all Americans.
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PETERSON tof June was received early
aad should have been noticed las, week
ou. for The press OF other matter. As
usual.t i beautiful number. A new
volume begins w.in the July number, at.
tordlng a sullabe opportunity 10 sub
scribe. The terms are - 100 copy for
one year To Cubs, three copies for
s., ., five cope. Tor $50, or eight cop
les ior $1,000, with premum-the
Gift Book Of Art with fifty steel en-.
s1ayInss-to every gstter up OF club.
Address, posi- paid, CHHsLEs J. PETtR.
soy, No lo2 Chestnut stree, Ph,ladel.
phla 4 specimen may be seen at this
otilcc.
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undated by the river Thesis. Cror :
probably destroyed
Russia
Russian soD-eeS themselves lend con-
hruatmn to tie report that there has
been an instruction III tae Lhrain, and
shst Poland IS very restless.
st. Petersburg. Advtees, May lst,
mention lie expected arrival at Con
straft II several American SHIPS, ard
car2"es OF henp aud iton were sent
Here t. meet them. It va hoped they
would b. permitted la discharge and
iead, ba' It was doubtful, ., the biackad
j. notified.
persiH.
1t j. reported mat The Man of huva
was t'krn l'ggs1n"r IN \ predatory rNpe-
t,,on, and t,heldrd, together w5th mir
ts->syru ~ ~ t,,.outrs
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To his wife. who woke up the four girls
sleeping near by, and with them was
abnu, to escape, when heavy limb
brought dawn by The falling tree, struck
through the house, Instantly killing the
tour girls, and the babe in its moth,r's
arms, scattering their brains in the ros |,
frightiul manner and in every direction
Strange to say. the mother escaped
unhurt, and also two sons, who had been
sleeping nearer the wall Of the house,
and were protected by the inverted rafiers
Of the broken roof The famil, had
been prepared to go next day to a ball
to be holden at another settlement, when
the an'lcipa,ions Of JOY and pleasure were
thus suddenly interrupted and changed
into sorrow and lameniaiion.
A new week., paper has been started
at Oregon City, called The Oregon Argus,
BY ". L. Adams. Editor and proprietor.
1t hoist the banner OF the Maine Law.
A'luuar eclipse Of the plane, Venus
was seen from this CITY on the evening Of
'he 18Th inst, The heavens were clear,
the moon brilliant. IN It's hrs, quarter. and
the planet were the only stars visible Al,
seven clock, Your, &c.
y
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House Breaking.

We regret to learn that the residence
Of Charles Peters, Esq, OF New York,
formerly Of tins place, was recently en-
tered al tn. garre, window, by some ruf-
fans and robbed OF all the SILVER ware
and nearly all the jewery belonging TO
his vie aud daughters.
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The editor OF the y. II, Patriot. Presi
den, P'erce's home organ, says that the
Democratic party IS deslrous OF putting
an end 10 all undue influence 10 foreign.
born clilzens IN elections. Upon which
the Louisville journal remarks
I'VE guess the Democratic party, il
they We're ever to do 1t, would be very
much IN the ptedicament OF the fellow
who wishing to saw limb off pret,
high tree, took his seat upon the limb
While he performed the operation, As
soon as | had done the saving, sad Ire,
i heard something drap.'
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4 miniature steamer. foot long driven
by alcohol, was placed on the Frog Pond
on Boston Common the other dav, and
attracted much attention. LoneH Ncrs.
Steamers from ) 10 6 fee, long propelled
by alcohol, have been in vogue, but they
are considered dangerous and unsteady
in their motion on account of top hamper.
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In England there are grades among
thieves. The higher class dress with
exquisite elegance. and dlsd ain to finger
anything but gold, diamonds aud bank
notes IL arisiocra,ic thieves number
only about $50 individuals. and are said
70 pray upon the business men and arts.
.ocfacy to the eAien, Of seven or eight
hundred thousand dollars annually
Two detective officers from the London
ponce have been sen, 10 Pans. to remain
curing the Industrial Exhibition. to pro-
.ec' visitors from the depreciation. VI
these eiegan, English Rogues.
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Some Of our readers have heard OF
Oak Hall, Boston. We advise them
when visiting the city of ACTIONS to call
at this celebrated cln;hing house. We
think think they will be inclined ,o"sted
tAe1 roat,' before they leave It's ,hresh.
old. One prize casa System. Large SAILS
a~d sSs.au pfofts, Is the rule Of this e.
adjustment.
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The California Chronicle publishes a
Homicide Calender BY which IL APP
pears that 2S persons were killed in
March, 81 in February, and IS in Janu,
airy. During tina, time two criminals
were hung BY the sheriff. and eigh, by
the mob; and seven others convicted Of
murder.
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NOTICE.. By an advertisement, in An.
other column, it will be seen tina, Mes
SIS. Sanderson & L,nergan, the well
known Pyrotechnist, to the city OF Bos.
ton. are prepared TO furnish their brilliant
and effective Fire Works. OF any design
or in any qusn,ity tina, may BE- desired.
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UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE for M.y,spo,b.
ing behind ITS predc cessors in pom, of
interest The writer's. although bu, stu.
dents, discuss with apparen, Ease ones.
tons which many Of us Nor,heruer.
would expect to hear started only from a
Professors char.
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\ en- correspondent O. - L9H4o'I
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IN At>tf'" - itafr t'4r>'a l. =.
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iA'a'-d.
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ls"ar doe' cot contain aAt W. from iite
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Ni-l'nt, ti5a} evening ne r9s'5'''
t''at '1"A'"t H'ti .'''d -5''r'' It! bis rig.
hfl'h : not confirmed.
ne'"''. t'2ay eFen3s- 'f'"'t r.
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= I'll. 'i'tt -aue1fs't Is otf the p3s.d
O. eee 81. Hs heT eon'iaeie neutrality, =
"ed "a the "''I"te- OF e''T"'ny.
"tse bftfo H.
/ 'fttathen' i" vas -'A'ed I'd Al L -
o"nd"'idfa proposal TO bioA nR Suss an
hFilhc''ts,as i stl9 n'iied 10 a .tHHntil''e
"a sei'ntiac men, lisftatH- / all! at'-
VI atHiH''
she return q articles Hi evposlti'"
vas referred to- ana mentioned mat Tar
'e"eh so'f''''''eat y tfsP 'n>fole -, a.
uoies sent 10 TIE faFl> Exhibition.
4 loh5 ie"ate ehsdrd on motion III
u SelEff Committee 10 IIGiiTP INTO the
pfas''''o"i'' Oh uniting TIE bfls.sN arms
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=. 40 q ~ ''.'', - l.''sss'
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"o,,'''.''' q '''' a''''! "'''' 80
= ''t 50''''''' - - ~ >'''''
S'dh''s ifu''0ut an" A",s'fa' i'l'f1 j,
" re eA',hi'e4. L,fds \ osf'eFa at"
h''""- o'e"dls oftsi'rd' p'''Oto'y j
MA oeeh tt'ed 10 give evidence.
- IN - 80 ~ - " ~
Il '''ih gums 'o'1i'I anu an 't'' IAN
hsaili>' afss'oe' "Slc ''i>'iid'" -eliis'i' CON
'iais
L7fd F'''''9rs'o', Is ''p."'F DC 'T''n-
''i''. d. '''e Nv -
A,*ldeen was
fhe London 1 INES IN al editorial
On 'ae a''tac'ea some h''i1e says
arr Renaissance '1l'' a me f''a cos
f~it >si'I' liiii-e WIN ne 't'Fi'> i >A"e"-
~ and frfu",nI.
A a1J"urned meeting WAS he's al
l.Aua''n. Of EnItiah contributors, To con
ter how they may re, back iheir cot
Is buttons tf'n' Tue New ! OK EXHIBITION
an inetndiaN hfe set bF discharged
~erku.as, taErl!, di>trafed one oil the
4 'n''n2 batteries Just ready 10 he launch
ed III the rhef thames
The q ieea gdvs IA State Dali at winch
the |. ) rul>ter, Secretary and Al.
taene sete present.
The thampinn "l the Sea aT't.eo n
Liverpool lr"'n Me'bourne, winch pls-,
sac lett on the l1'h uf eli. uu!d i
Pioied at q 10, -
France.
NJ d@Rsrs'nsHy is appointed FRENCH
Ambassador t" E"siand' IN room o.
Count "ale"skf' VINO soccerds Dfoatu
de filu,-' as NAn'S'sr oil forr'gn Al
lar.
Further changes are r'fnioee, name
IN" ~ M D''''i'' -'','l's'e' ., '''e |"
'ef'er, viii succeed Admiral tiamei II
VIA" rriiies rom the Ministry OF Matihe
NJ, konhcr, Munster oil fnhiic Work'
VIII s" ~ ~ "'''",'' "''' u ~ -
mon, Director OF orleans Rat!""ys,suc-
s>Ads No"'e'' ooooo
a new A'a'' "' ~ V''o' l'a"cs Is az
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THr MATER CuRr AND rHREN Los,

The MATER CuRr AND FHEEN LOGICAL
JOURNALS from the Publishing House OF
Fowl Rs X WELLS for May are very
interesting numbers. These two Jour.
na!>, with LIrE ILLUSTRATED. one Of the
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