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State of
THE BURLINGTON
SAVINGS BANK,
Chittcndcn Co. In Chaucery,
Nov. term, 1856
MATTHEW COLE
AND HORACE L.
KING

hlNG.
XNHEREAS, TIE BURLINGTON SAVINGS,
~ Bank has, by its Solicitors Weston and shaw.
filed IN this Court its petition setting forth in sub
stance that on the 18th day Of April 1858. Matth ew
Cole Of Burlington in said Chittenden County tx
o,utgi TO the petitioner a mortgage deei Of GER
tain piece or parcel of lard, with q brick dwelling
house and appurtenances thereon standing, situate
on tle Westerly s'io of Shelburne street in said
burlington, containing one lalf an acre, and more
particularly and definitely described, as follows,
viz Beginning in the West line of said Shclburue
street, at the North East corner Of laud owned and
occupied by Roy Bin, thence Westerly, in a line
at hight angles with said street. sixteen rods, thence
Ncrtherly, in a line parallel with said street five
rods, thence Lasterly, IN "A line az right angles with
sall street. sixteen rods 70 the West line Of said
street, thence Southorly, in the Wc,t line Of said
street, five rods to the place of beginning condi-
toned for the payment OF a certain prupi sorry note,
da'ci April 18TH le5t, ioI one thousand and forty
eight dollars and seven cents, signed hy said Cole
and payable to said savings Bank IN one year from
iate with interest annually that said note is now
due and unpaid that on tho 9TH day Of July lNJ3,
the said Cole executed to Horace l.. King, Of Beloit
In the state of Wisconsin a mortgage deed of sand
premises conditioned for the payment of a certain
note dated July ith, l>'J, for seven hundIcd cigh
teen dollar. and thity-s,yen cents, signed 10y said
Cole and payable to said King or bearer m one
year from date, with mterrt annually and praying
that the equity of redemption of the sald Cole and
King In the premise. may be iurcclosci and it
appearing that siil King resides cut of thi, state,
it IL ordered that the said King appear ON the first
Tuesday ui November lr1o. at 70 term IF the Court
of Chauccry then to ho held at Burlington in said
Chittendcu County, and make answer To- sail pcti-
tiuu and n is further ordered that the foregoing
substance of .aid petition, together with this order,
bc published three week .ucccs-iycly in the bur
Iiugtou Free Pres, 20 public newspaper published at
Burlington aforesaid, Che last of which publications.
shall be at lcasltNeuty days previous % the cum-
Increment of the aiorctald term Of aid Court.
Dated nj burlington aforesaid, the I'D lIN al
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This certifes that l have arranged with Messrs.
Baker, Tilden & Co, of Boston, to publish the Map
Of Chittenden County, which has been advertised IN
my name.
wi If c. SMITH 4 CO.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
William sonti,s Estatn-


STATE OF VERMONT, ! TO ALL PERSONS CON
Dl,t. or CnirtENDEN, So. : ccrnod in the Estate Of
William Scott late Of Burlington, in said District
deceased, GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the said District Of Chittcnden, on the I'D
day of September A ID, 1856 an ISsrRruENr, rur-
porting to be the last WILL and TESTAMENT of viii
liam scott, late Of Burlington in said District, dc.
ceased, was presented to the Court aforesaid. for
Probate, by Robert Scott, one Of the Executors
therein named And it is ordered by said Court
that the LIST day Of November A.. D. 1896, at the
Office of the Probate Court in said Burlington. be
assigned for proving said Instrument and that no.
ticc thereof be given to all persons concerned, by
publishing this order thrco weeks succcssiycly in
the Burlington FREQ Pres, a new paper printed at
said Burlington, previous to the timo appointed.
Therefore, you arc notified to appear before said
Court, Mt the time and place aforesaid, and contest
the probate Of said will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, ia sail Dis
trict, this 22d day Of September, a. j.. IsjG.
wlj 3w W II. FRENCH, Judge.
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BY BAKER, TfLDEN a co.
From actual measurmont by Instrumental survey
throughout tho whole County, under the direction
of II. L, WALLlNG, State Engineer of Mass.
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NEW MUSIC.-INSTBUMENTAL. FREMONT,
y Polka Give'em Jessie, Polka; Gossip, Waltz,
Grasshopper, waltz Malhe, Waltz Fairy schot.
tisch-Vocal Did you ever III sing thee a song
Of a dear little heart. You remember Ellen. JustIes
ceived at RUST's Music Store, No 3 Bank Hook
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- ENOrAL-H. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
- E1s GLAZILk'S SHOP to tho Old Post Office
Building, on tho West side Of the Square, where he
will bo happy to wait ON his customers, as II ual.
sash American and French Glass always ~ hand
and for sal,., by the box or single light. Glnrs cut
TO any shape and size, and set in the host styles. All
orders promptly attended To-.
burlington, Avril -. lsJG. WHY
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HENRY T. WALLING.

Supt. state Map of Mass.
Messrs. Baker 4 Co. have published maps of sew
eral Counties in Massachusetts, and Connecticut
Among those who have examined Maps and the sew
eral surveys made by II. F.. Walling, Esq, Civil
Engineer and Supt. of State Map, and approved and
them as accurate and reliable, are the
GLOWING distinguished gentlemen:
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RECOMMENDATIONS ;

To the following recommendations and approval
Of this great local work, from the most prominent
and Influential men in the Country, the attention of
every citizen ofChittcnden County is most earnest
ly solicit d.
Having completed from actual surveys a Map of
Chittenden County as above, and employed skillful
artists to engrave it in a superior manner, l have
arranged with Messrs. Baker, Tilden & Co. to pub
lish the work. These gentlemen have for several
years been engaged in the pul LEGATION Of Topo-
graphical Maps, and are excellcd by none in the
high reputation they have acquired in this occupa-
ton. l confidently them as RESPONSE
BILE, energetic and gentlomanly in all their transnc-
tions, and am certain that they will, as they invari-
ably have done, give entire satisfaction to all who
may have dealing with them.
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Rutland q Burlington Railroad,

- FALL ARANGEMENT-ON AM
E:s..ssa::::.i after oct. 10, 1856, Trains will run a
5H-HHS
follows, viz -
Leave Burlington for Rutland and bellows falIs
at 1O.l5 A. NJ. and 500 P. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
AZ IL 10, and 5.l5 P. Nj.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at 600 AM. and
2.40, p, NJ, AZ
and lilo p. NJ.
At Burlington trains connect with Steamers on the
Lake, and trains of the Vt. Central road; at Rutland
with trains for Troy, Albany, New YORK, saratoga
Springs, Schenectady, and the West-at Bellows
Falls with trains of the Cheshire Road for titchburg,
Worcester, Lowell and Boston-Vcrmont valley
Road, for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New York-and with sullivan Road, lor
Windsor. White River Junction, and White Moun-
Oct. ed6vtf L. A. CHAPLIN. Supt.&.l
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? 'Hh s~TB5HElEEh HAS o. r RETURNED
= tom Boston, where be purchased D large lqt of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. consisting of Flute.
from one 20 eight keys, FIies, Ac-lrd,ous and Iu-
uuas OF all sorts and sizes. O large collection Of
Guitars, worth from 80 TO $50. I.aeoaI,.t. Flute,
Base NlJis. Niolat. ald Nl.lI4-. Iauh.Iluls aud
Banlys a large quantity of Base Vol, Violin and
Guitar strings, with another lot Of WIN. -. Emcr-
sons beautiful toned prASo-, all of which may be
teen at the Musical Bazaar, on College Street, Bank
Block, near the Commercial Esuk, and sre for sale
at tue lowest cash prices.
Also, between 7 and = hundred pieces Of MUSIC,
among which are most uf the recent publications Of
the different publishers, consisting Of songs My
Father is here The Mothers Smile, Minnie
Moore Twenty Years Ago. The Wanderers
Dream, Katy Strong, Poor luna at the Hate,'
The Winds that Wait my signs to Thee I'm
Love Thee in the Spring Time, Bonnie Woman
smile Jennie Marsh of Cherry Nallcy,''l If Loved
by Thee trust in God, The Dew urop' There
are Angels Mothers Dead and gone 'oli
Friends and Old Times,' Fremont Songs Young
American Mask Dedicated to Fremont Fremont
Polka Buck ( Breck Polka together with vari-
ations, schottisches,' &c, &c, zoo numerouH to
IEention.
p. ;. The public are informed that an Of the
fancy goods, " odds aud Ends &e. bought of
q. p. heed & Co., c1mmiss TO l.. $. hust, Cd.
this town, are sold, and that the Music ami Musical
instruments remaining arc rs good as when in the
possession Of said Rust, which were then advertised.
up to the time Of my purchase, 10 be- superior, cor at
least not interior to any goods Of the same kiui eve
or brought into town. Grateful for tine liberal and
Increasing patronage already received, 1 h.Ic O.,
merit a continuance Of the same.
septic WV. PARTRIDGE.
FE'HE PUBLIC R RESPECTFULLY ~
formed that " all the sheet music aud mu ia
books belonging to Geo. p. Reed & Co., Of Boston.
recently in the possession Of /. 5. Rust Of this
town. consisting for the most part Of uusilelhlc
articles which had been in my store more than tour
years, together with the " odds and ends " which
hat accumulated during the came time, have been
TemOyed to give UlHCp To- nan. brftpr .Dlrrfpl and
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LrnLlrln E.LA.n


tLNt-lIlH rNf.NI I,
A1aru.g NJ Lsa, uhte in Town Hall, Burlington.
Vermont. dhwIN
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL CoTToy MARKEr.-The Brokers' Cir.
cuar reports firm market at adv Of l6d the
The sales Of the week ted SO 600 bales OF which specu
SS'ts iae GT g.; ss
Mobile Far, eid Mdcing, Std Uplands Fair, 6sd Mid
including 1000 to sPecaaars and the closing
fIm at the quotations The stock hand
200 bales. Of which GA 600 American.
MANCHESTER MARKETs.-The advices from Mar.
chester favorable, prices being well maintained.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFr MARXET.-Tne weather
continued favorable for sgc and
q he sI0p. were generally O. enscat.sn s'grs Tne
snS call. the On b: y M
ferior and az on the better ades 4d y bush WHEAT
msnd Me.H. Richardson spenc. Co. and ctSsf ry firm.
S at the Of IT, Asa AZ. %" tCps
395 Dbl the prices of al desIations being irregular
more l ssS Ohio $ sSs5 Red WHEAT tS fG' Waite Ss
1919 White CORN 80 6d32 Yellow and Mixed % g. At the
close the aks was dull and tendency toward
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET-BEEF is dull,
char sed limited steady for
LARD moderate demand unchanged prices; small arrival:
l F a s.GS 49, @ for god but
North American, to moderate extent at So for fine.
LIVERPOOL PRoDucE aARKET.--The Brokers
4td4 COMMON RosIs, sales Of 600 bbls st 4664s; fne
TINE SPIRITS Of TrsprsTss qet q, sa, Sperm and
WHALE OILS in small demand LIssEEp OIL in fair request
worth lO and Philadelphia 49, os6 RICE quiet
changed Sugar opened with large speculative demand
but closed dull slightly lower COFFEE unchanged
every respect. DyEwoops active aud pTices firm but
changed.
LONDON Manufacturers. Barring Brothers re-
port: BREADsIuIFs dull and prices tending downward En-
sish WHEAT3 " quarter lower. COFFEE firm at shade
higher RICE active but quotations unchanged SUGAR
dull and doopDs but frmeI at the close LssEtD OH 81 g.
SPIRITS TuRPENTNE unchsn1ed. WHALEBoSE nomiusl.
quiet so the spot and 81 for the end Of the
LoNDoS MoSEY MARKET.-The London Money
Market rather lighter and nothing hss been discounted be-
low Bank This increased strGgency regarded
temporary only CossoLs for closed $50 Qs5; and
95k 1854 EAGLES quoted at 76 SD BAR
SILVER 5itd as sld DOLLARS IA as lsd Discounts
Eged from 494s T. cent.
AMERICAN SECURITIES -Messrs. Bell X Co. say
Stocks have been active request but without
material eh'Dge in pces They quote follows United
States Skies Bonds and Stock fd 1856 Pepnsyva Fyss
sl0s2; Maryland Fives. 292 Masebu.eus Fives 0lta
le2t Virginia Bonds s. 81 Kentucky Bonds 90ds2 Ten
Bones s6d8s Alabama Fives srde2; Alaoams Ser
linz 83d85; Illinois Central Sizes SoG82 Sevens So
FreelsDds 93d9f; do Shares, e08 Michigan
Central of CO. 95dg7; do or'69 grass NewYork Central
Severs 95Qg7 Co. Sizes 80QS!; Enc First Mortgage 981
Thirds 81 ass DO Convertibles. Sass; do Funds
s. as7; Panama BcId' s4G&; Pennsylvania Central Fret
Bond. qlQQl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

Mr. schl.hter in the chair. Mesms. Mnnaen s1N
l,svley addressed the meeting in Englsh ono an.
Mslgncn and Bender in German. The grc"'S snv
luuasm prevailed, and at late hour .os S and
par,ed With enthusiastic cheers for freH''"
Freedom. .ddresa. by in.
,;,.,;on Of The Fourth wald Fremont Cia0' ~ ~"
Brooklyn Museum this evening ,rsmeDdous gather
"A srandcquent account Of t,s" snS Donesou
,s at ssshss in ne Of last r"a S..sss
Are assured oy Of the meeting that the account
As one OF ire com, beginning to end No meeting
YVES fabncauOO haM and the names OF many that
o the .h sIr as participants are distinguished "dV0
49,, ss Or Fremont and Freedom.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament being over, the papers are mostly filled
with Parliamentary meetings and law reports.
The City of London has presented sword costing
one hundred gulneas to General Williams.
The Queen reviewed 10000 troops at Aldershott
Camp Oh ,he 3lst.
The gold chronometer presented by the President of
the United States to Captain Clarke of the ship BAG
Chola, for having rescued the of the American
ship May Flower, vas handed by the Marine
Board of Liverpool on the 30th ult.
A Liverpool jury had given verdict of man
saugher against the mate and pilot of the steamship
Executor, on their recent fatal collision with the
steamer Mail.
The citizens of Sheffield had given a grand bsnque.
to Lord Cardigan and the 4th Dragon Guards.
The Indian mail brings accounts o. an earthquake
III Mouccas March 2, causing loss of 600 lives.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
Cotton Firm-Breadstufs Lower.
CONSOLS 95sQ95t.

fBY THE AMERICAN PRINTING TELEGRAPH LINES, 2 wALLsrl
HALIFAX, N. S., Monday, Angus: IL, 1885,
The X. NJ steamship Canada, Capt. Lang, arrived
at this port between and ocock this evening. She
sailed from Liverpool at 10 o'clock a. m August p
ard brings London papers of Friday evening, lst inst
TIE Collins steamer Baltic, from New-York July 49,
arved at Liverpool on the morning of the 3Oth.
The fcIew steamer North American, from Quebec,
arrived at Liverpool OIL the 3lst ult.
The general news by this arrival is wholly devoid of
interest. The commercial intelligence, however, will
be found Of more than ordinary Importance.
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PassSuQers.

The Rsht Hon. Mr. Lowe. Capt Gallon, NJ. Belpa aud
lady r Benton ard lady, Capt Nkerson and lady NJ Bat
chtder lady Hr Sears sdy. children aid Mr.
and lady Mr. Lester Mise Barnes Mr. Flower and lady
Mr. Rogers, lady and cd Capt Knowles, the Rev Dr. Cobb
Mr. Grths Emo ady Ny WsI,sl sad son M Hssh lady AUD
lady and infant; Mis-. Taller Mr. MsaboI Miss Pal il,
Dir Puicber lady Mr. Hay and NJ Rice aud lady Dr.
Clf M.sus Keith James, Deujivon Kahn Brez Howlan3
serpa, BuheH Sargent Thompson, Twey, Goodman Burns
(two), Browne, Dorvd, Netvre, Jssrsy, Lowell Ampry,
Patterson Conrat Wood, Jud.on, DO yd, Gray RobeTsJn
Murray Cham eisin Jones, Nker.oD, LsmOert Rdseey
Buckan WIKI nson Hallenake WoOiwsrd Juis)u Mckee
sie Conror eay Robertson Prorly McK.rrie Co?'e Do
herty, Greer, Casper, Hobtop, Short.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Yrom Our Own Correspondent . ,o,.
WARRINGTON. Monday, Aug ii, 1880.
Douo,.s reported voluminously against Dir.
- hill this morning, endesvOring 70 depre-
.;s, Il BY charges Of incongruity and other obJec
lions.
Mr.. Collamer's minority report was most
conclusive ans yer on every point, exposing the
sopbi,ry on the other side throughout, and reduc-
ing difference of opinion to plain issue oe'"eeh
the ext nsion of Freedom or Slavery
The House tabled the bill making land warrants
receivable at 81 25 an acre on lines OF railroad
grants
The Post Office Appropriation, covering ten
millions, was whirled through the House in fifteen
minutes. There is but one appropriation no" De-
hind that for ocean mails, which can be soon
finished.
The House receded from Mr. Shermans provlso
10 the Army bill, and inserted one on motion OF
Mr. Campbell of Ohio, prohibiting the President
from using the army to enforce the Territorial laws
of Kansas.
The Senate is much in arrear Of the House in
current business.
Le,ters received from Lancaster state that
changes of $50 votes from Fillmore to Fremont
occurred in for.y.eght hours after the Southern
elections we're received, and probably 1000 in the
county.
To the Assoc,ated Pref 3,
II OF true that Judge Mclean has issued writ
of Habeas Corpus in the of the persons charged
with treason in Kansas. Application was made to him
and refused not appearing on the face OF the papers
that their detention was without law but on warrants
issued by Court competent of jurisdiction.
L. ola a.r Ito nrf IN he arTH and
made 10 Congress by Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, from the
Commute of Ways and Means, is accompanied by a
bll increasing the si Of articles free OF duty and
which enter into American manufactures and are not
produced in this country. Wool under Is and not over
30 cents per pound at the port where exported, Is to
be fee Of duty. intermediate grades remain subject
10 the present duty The report is very voluminous
and is the result of much labor. is accompanied by
valuable tables The bill WILL it is estimated, reduce
the annual revenues about six millions. The minority
of the Committee intend to present report, but 1t
will not probably be prepared during the present ses
zion. Ii is proposed TO print $4,000 copies of the re-
pOrts.
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-. h.d with The King and Of great stir among tho
3o consequent on those audiences. Report
,.Is the subject Of excitement was reclamation made
by Norway against the Russians VINO u acSen n are
nne for6cations along the Baltic coast. The Swedish
,.e.rs bovever make no alusop 10 the matter.
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE Monday, Aug. II, 1856.
We have returns, official and unofficial, from 5s
counties in this State, from which il appears that the
American ticket he's majority Of 1880, and in the
same counties the Democrat gain, as compared with
the lsst election 74f6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

MAsuMITTED.-Enza Bro~n. a colorsd woman
os.u t".nty)our, was yesterday manum tied by her
o os sa5o M %ne Shaw, of this city, on the receipt
~ sooo, Ialseo Tor her among the members OF the
iiou's eDu oehste by the Rev. Mr. Trafon, Mshsa
cbuse't representative. Her value was about $500.
fWsshngton Star.
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SPAIN.

The accounts from Spain continue uncertain but the
indications that the Royal cause has triunphed
that the entire country has submitted, and that Sara
gossa, unsupported, will be immediately reduced
The Independence Beige, rs well as other Journals
represent ODoDrell in fix out of his jealousy 70
EspaIteIo and state that in the hope of remaining in
office he consented TO do the work of reaction but
finding that in his expectations he deceived, atd
that the MOderados would not accept of him their
Chief be Is again coque..ing with the Liberals
The Madrid correspondent of the Independence Beige
positively assures that paper that the Constituent
Coes will be dissolved, and that the Constitution of
1887 or ls45 will be reverted to-
Privst@ letters represent ODonnel as entirely re-
serviI his plans 10 himself.
serOr Olozsga, the Spanish ambassador at Paris,
one Of the mott influential men Of the Liberal party,
resigned bis poet Immediately on bearing of the coup
detet but II is said that the Queen has refused to
accept his resignation, end that efforts being made
10 induce him TO remain in Paris.
: Gen Nsrvsez is indignant at the rejection of his
pTOfersd services.
1he Morning Post publishes the following dispatch:
madrid, July 29.-An the Provinces are tran
quill with the exception of Saragosea"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALrIcH Monday, Aug II, 1856
In fifty Counties Bragg Democrat, gains sbou,
1000 votes, and the Democrats gain about twenty
meuben Of the Legislature
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cure, for .he ben, 81 o. California, thar tbe Senator
from New York. u LIN
lie senate then struck out from tSe houss eul, sp
n, appropriation of sis3 ooo for book voted
=. ~ Members Of the House Of Representatives.
Adjourned
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TURKEY.

Gen. Codrington and Admiral - and their stalls
had visited the Sultan.
1t is reported that the refusal Of the Russians to give
M Kars is explained. The Eugsh Commissioner
whom he Russians refused to receive, had no author
ity TO ask sson and do not do be merely re-
ouesed permission to examine the state OF the orti-
cations, which he was not permitted to do. Respect,
ing Russian occupation Of the Isle Of Ssppents, LORD
Stratford de Redclife has sent Gen Mansfield to IN
quire in regard to it.
Intelligence received at Cons'antnOple states that
the insuYrecton in Arabia had been completely sub
dued.
The chief OF the insurgents was captured at the fort
Itss of Taft and sent prisoner to Constantinople.
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FRANCE.

The Moniteur promugates various bills passed dur.
ing the last session of the Legislative Assembly.
Among them is the bill providing for the Orleans pen
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SWEDEN.

A communication from Stockholm speaks OF the
audiences which the French and Pruseian EmDassa