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sTaANcE RrT xnuE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States car hear something very much their advan
tage by mail ree ofcharge) by addressing The
under<Igned Those having fears Of eing hurnbmggs
ed will Oblige b. not nOticIng this card All Others
viii please address their ohe,ienI servant.
THOS 2 CHAPMAN.
S3I Broadway, New York.
Feb. % 1866 -lysMP
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RrYans PuImonic Waters

cure Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat HoarseRess, Asthma.
tatarth Bronchitis. Difficult breathing, Splitting %
Blood Pains in the Chest lncipient Consun ptton ana
all diseases of the lungs Not y abording temporary
warranted 10 give satisfaction n every instance
They do nauseate like alcoholic compounds, and
the medical proTe ties combined in form so
agreeable aud pleasant to the that any child
will readily take them One dose will always afford
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DIE D.

ia FIshsnecreek TSP. on the l0.h inst.
Abraham Robbins, aged 80 years.
In Bloomsburg ca The 25ih iust. 1866,
William Robson, one OF he oldest aud
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Rally The NYStcm.

Ahcr disease has been conquered, there IS sti
the weakness that il leaves behind il be removed
Convalcseence isa tedious affair. II The cnfeebted
hacid muscles the shattered nerves the thin and
terry blood could speak they would cry for help. In
too many Cd ses such hip is gq them not OF
the right KIND. The fiery stmulauts Of commerce do
harm They kiudIs tempoary fame, which isa
mockery. Their effect passes, and the last state Of
him who uses them is orse than the first.
Not such Is the ef ct OF 81 ostetters stomach Bit
tcrs There is no drawback their tonine proper.
ties aIsarnc plants aud harts contribute
their juices render tai soothing and
Strengthening preparation protective and remedial
agent Its basis is the only pure stmuiant which
has ever been produced containing fusel oil any
her deIeterIous element. The careful and
skillui chemists have analrzed the Bters and pro.
nouued them harmless.
T.s is scientific ,stimony but tho testimony Of
hundreds of thousands who have experienced the
preventive and effects of the Great Vegeta-
Bile Touio and Ait5rative OF modern times j. stIIl
more conclusive. In fever and agne. DYSPEPSIA bI
iousress, nervous plants. general debility. and
chronic complai it is nearly iuaIlible any
thing in Ibis iaIlibIe world be, Sold everywhere
March -, 1s66.-lm.
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u IL you want new teeth or old ones ex-
trscted without pain, 20 TO DIR. IL. 9.
Hover, in 3Ioomsburg
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Those about purchasing Furniture
will do well BY calling at :. G. Shiye's
See his card elsewhere.
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e28. HOOP SK3RTS, e28.
Hopkins Gown Wake"
MASUTACTCREp aud SoLD
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

The most complete assortment Of Ladies Misses
and ChiIdrcn's HOOP SKIRTS. in this City gotten
"a expressly meet the WANTS Of FIRST OF -
TRAnE embracing the newest and most desirable
STYLES aud Sizes Gore Trails Of every lehsth
FROM = "a 10 ( yds rouRd.-2D To 56 Springs al ,
to s. 90 Plain Skirts, all lengths, from . To yfs
round the bottom az 81 20 70 - -.
our line of Misses and Ehildren's SKIRTS, are
provcrbiaHy beyond all competition for variety Of
styles and sizes well fiHIsh and dUrabili-
" varying from 10 81 inches IN length. -
S;D-iRgs at 81 s. -. All s;kiiis Of .'OUR
OWN MAKE are WAR ,STEB 70 give Satisfaction
but Buy sUcB. unlessthey have, Hopkins
Hoop skirt Mandatory, No SIS Arch Street'"
Stamped on each Tab
Also constantly on hand GOOD SKIRTS Manufac-
tufed in New York nd the Eastern States. which
sell at very low Prieos a lot OF cheap Skirts
Is <prings. IS cents 20 springs 81 OO-3j springs
SI I5--3o -pTings, 81 - and 40 springs 81 so.
To Skirts made 10 der and Repaired.
- Terms GAsI. OSE PRICE OsLTi
March :, ISi6.-4inOs,
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Trims leaving hi'lgston az $50 AN for Scranton
leaving orthr,,nherlsna ai : 90 a N ans Kinrston
40 p " c'Jnnect with Train arriving al New York
al 1885 p NJ
A II via Northumberland reach Harrisburg IL 80 NJ
Baltimore ) 20 M Washington 10 90 NJ via Ru-
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We publish in this issue the Methodist
appointments for this District.
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OFFICERS:
Hon. W. ii. JAC0BY, PreS'f,
OF Bloomsbury Pa.
d. NJ. SWARR, Vice-Pres't.
VIM. II. SULTZBACH, Sec'y.
JOIN WOODSlDE, Treas'r.
Vim. BLTE, Gen. Director, colorado.

his Company Is Organized under special Char
tor Of the STATE OF Peunsy wanna ming thou-
sand feet The Rarker lode. aud undred un the
Burcau county lode, either of them within half a
mile Of Central City. GiIpin CHunty, COlprahh The
properly the Barker lod9 consists nf the iScOv-
cry claim, hundred feet, aud eight claims ad.
joining the Of hundre each. making,
one Thousand consecutive feet This lode - wOr ked
for three thousand feet IN length, every claim
the average widta Of the ven or crevice l. even
feet This lode will average richness with any in
the Territory. The Bureau County lode CONSISTS of
the discovi ry claim OF hundred feet according
This lode shows crevice, far as worked. of four
feet. The last quartz, crushed from il ia stamp
mill, Yielded one hundred and sixty dollars cord.
In connection with the Barker lode. is eishte
stamp mill. with power and capacitv crush from
twelve 10 fifteen cords Il week. The ore from the
barker lode be ined, hauled aud crushed At
the mill al the rate of louy five dollars cord. he
ore, II selected, viii yed from hun dred and al
ty - two hundred dollars aud upwards. per cord.
As the property has all the impTOv ements ueces-
sary for the working Of the several odes the frs;
dividend Will be paid in the ensuing July. and
larry thereafter at fr0n four i've per cen quar-
dent
There sai1ried ofieers-exCept tue Secrc-
ary and th Treasurer Will be required u give ar,-
ls security for the faithful performance OF his irnst
There Is Ouiy limited of stock tor sais at
the price Of s. per share, which bs obtained at
the office of the Company, where Cert hcates viii be
issued md ali information given.
GflicC, No. 26 Merchants Exchange,
Philadelphia.
March 20, 1866
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate 0 Join H. YOsi, Of Locust iorvn,bip.
deceased.
| LIiEkS of Administration on the estate Of John
II NJ J oct, late Of Locust twp. deed. have been
granted by the Register OF Columbia county. 10 tls
Hndersigned all .rsous having claims az ainst the
e'iHir are requested T. present them for leent.
hha ah persons knowing them selves indebfed to
make payment forthwith. HENRY YoST
Locust twp, March :. 1865 Admir-
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FI'he Grovesteen Piano Forte

he GTOVcSLeen EldQO fOrIe
E stIlI retains its precedence and popularity
aud after undergoing gradual improvements for pc
riod pf thirty yearsis pronoun led by the
world TO be unsurpassed AMI snequalled rich
ness,voumc and purity Of tone durability aud ehea p
ness. our scale, French action harp pedal iron
frame, over-strnng bass, seven octave rosewood pi
amos are selling cheaper uy from sI0O 20 $500
than the sly e and finish sold By any other
rst-cass makers in the country. ID, aers and all in
want Of good pianos invted 10 send for De.
seriptive Catalogue, which contains photographs of
our different styles, together with prices No one
should Pgr base piano without seeing this tata
rogue Media 81 almost without number, have been
awarded the Groyesteeu Piano and the Celebrated
Worlds air, though put In competition with others
from all parts Europe and the u =. il took the
highest awaid.
lEsIabiished 1895 Grovesteen Co,
4q9 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
July 90. T5Gj-y. n. ". :. x Co
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Administrators Notice.

11'.I'1O y tIeF OtI0Ng, tUle oT Cent1e
t,Cp. decdsed
/ ETTERs ef Administration on the estate Of Peter
- Desonga late Of centre township, Column. , 20
deceased nave Seen granted by Register of t,olnro
oaa eOuht 10 the undersigned all pers.,a having
eiS against the estate Of the dfcedant are re-
qaested TO present them tor seth smeni, and those
10 thu Administrator.
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CHARLES B. BRQCKWAY.
AttOrney-at-LaW. a ".

AttOEHey-2t-La LaW.
Bounties, Bac&-pay, Pensions, &c.,
collected.
Special attention paid to matters arising
under the Internal Revenue Laws.
OFFICE, one door west OF the Court
House" BLOOMSBURY, Pa.
January Ia. 1866.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in
II O O P S X | r T S .

J. W. BRADLEY : New Patent DUPLEX ELLEPTiC
(or doube) SPRING SKIRT
THIS INVENTION consists Of Duplex Tor two r.
iptir Pure Refined Steel Springs, iugenoHsy Braided
Tightly and Firmiy together edge TO edge. making
the Toughest, most Flexible. Elastic aud durah g
Spring ever used They seldom bend or break, ike
the Single Springs and cquentiy preserve tht,r
a. any Single Spring SKIRT that ever Has or Can be-
made.
TUE wonderful hexibIty aud great comfort and
pleasure 20 any Lady Ddpex Elliptic Skirt
srmhies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars. Church
Prws. Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress
> the skift be folded hen ia use 20 occunv a
small place as easily and conveniently a. sax or
Muslin Dress.
Lady bayiug Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort sd
Grrat Convenience ot wearing the Duplex Elliptic
steel Spring Skirt for single will Never ufter-
willingly dispense with their use. For Chii.
drcH Misses and fonng Ladies they superior TO
att others.
TUE HOOPS are covered with ply double twisted
thi cad and viii wear long the Single Yarn
covTns which used on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts
The thee bottom rods every skirt also Double
steel aud twice double covered prevent the Gov
ering from wearing OF the rods when dragging down
stars. stone steps etc etcw which they are constant
ly subject when In use
All are made OF the new and eI~ CANT Corded q'anas
and are the best quality IN every part giving To- ~.
and are unquestionaby the Ishtest. most desirable
comfortable 2 nd economical skirt ever made
VESTS BRADLEY 4 CARY, PROPRIE.rOIS or
the Invention, and SOLE MANUFACTTrRE ~
York, - ''" :
FOR SALE in alt iirstciass stores IN this Civ and
throughout the United States aud Caanada Havana De
IuOa, meAleo' south America, and Inc West Indics
Spring SKIRT.
March q, is66.-Sm,-A &C
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~ THE LANDS OF THE COMPANY consist
OF I"eiVe luhdfSd Acres. az Reno. the Aileghany
river IN Nenango County. Penns sylvanIa-the heart
oil The OH Dlstrict IN fhrf ssrafe
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WIZ attend To t1king Acknowledge ments writs
DEEDS. Mortgages Leases, Bonds. Notes. Agree
n"nts' &c sorvrying attended TO with d. espaIch.--
Charges moderate.
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LaCka1aRna & Bloomsbury Railroad.
- EEQUE a.g.zs z....:s.,.EEz z4....:s.,.Ez
&C. TWO DAILY TRAINS. -lsa

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER - lS6j, PAS
~ sENGER TRAINS WILL Run As FOLLOWS
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The East Baltimore VI. L. Con ference
which has been holding its sessions in
Williamsport recently, have made the
foIlosing appointments for this North
umbcrland) District:
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS April 2j.-Fiiteen thousand
dollars were realized by the Washington Artl-
lery Ball, last night, for its disabled members.
The New York Steamer Company claim twenty
thousand dollars damages for the removal of
the levee enclosures by order of the city autho.
rites. The city has employed Major Clinton, of
General Canbys staff, to defend the suit.
The cotton seed on hand has been found to be
universally defective and it must be replanted.
There are fears of general overflow at Nor
ganza the levee threatening a crevasse. Par.
ties have been sent to close the st. Barnard
crevasse. But little sugar can be planted in the
Teche country for want of seed.
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MASKED BALLs.-The number of masked balls
which took place in Paris on the night OF the
MiCdreqne was eleven hundred.
GREAT USE OF OPIUM IN ENGLAND. According
to M. Chevalier, the use OF opium in England is
increasing enormously. The quantity now used
is certainly enormous. In l845 the consump
ton was 3s,229 pounds; in 1868, it was l44, 2lS
pounds.
INFANTIcmE IN LONDON. = DIR. Lancaster
fsntic}de is greatIv on t6e increase in that ctv.
The inquests in his district in 1868, 1864, and
1865 were eighty -four, one hundred, and one b un-
dred and fourteen respectively.
The OLD CoDRx.-Among the recent arrivals
in Rome is the Russian gentlemen who dis
covered the codex on Mount Sinai alleged to be
older than the Codex Vaticanus. He is sent to
Rome by his Government 10 examine the latter
and compare 1t with the one lately found.
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railway collat' raj at 4a6 per cent, and at 8J@i
on Governments. The discount Ine is rather ma o
tive, and rst-class commercial paper Is in request
at 6@65 per cent, ana the second best at 7(d8 rno
DIR am Of currency from the Wet Is still feIt to
moderate extent, and Eastern exchauge at Chicago
10 reported scarce and In good demand at par buy
ing, and 10th premium selling"
The Chicago tribune reports :-"Eastern exchange
is scarce and IN good demand. The counter rates
were sIeaoy OF par, buving; 10 premium, sengi
but round lots were sold among bankers at pre-
mum of 90 cents per $1,000 The Mo ev Market dur
ing The week has been more active and for first cass
names compare lively easy In the mercantile trade
deposits have been unusually heavy, ana our bank
ers have generally been well prepared TO meet the
demands made on them by the produce trade. Tho
rate OF discount at the banks Is steady at 10 cent
per annum but the inferior grades are discounted
by private bankers at 1Cd1J per cent per month"
The Cincinnati Gazette says 1.-THE money mar
ket on saturday continued easy, and good paper
was in demand at 8S110 per cent. The offerings for
discount were light, and bankers were emp Dying
their surplus in Government securities. There vas
q continued good demand for exchange, and the
receipts being inadequate, prices firmly main
Iamed."
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
no a IL NJ n .
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A Snnnosed Privateer.

PORTLAND, April 26.-Captaln Rose, OF the
brig Scotland, from Matanzas, reports that in
latitude 81, longitude 7S he was chased by
a schooner carrying the English flag, which,
overhauling him, ran under his stern, and ascer-
tanned his name. The captain of the schooner
then hauled down his flag, and on being asked
his destination, he replied, after some hesitation,
New York, though the course of his vessel was
not laid for that port. The crew OF the schooner
was unusually large for merchant vessel, and
a tarpaulin amidships covered something like
piyot gun,
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A reconstructed SOutherner.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Thursday, April 26, 1866. ,

Thursday, April 26 1866.
The Stock Market was more active this morn
ing, and prices firm. Government bonds con.
tinue in good demand. 5-2Os sold at 1868 CDlO54;
7-3Os at lO2; and 6s of 1881 at lOS, slight ad.
vance. 90 was bid for lO.4Os.
State and City loans are also in demand
Pennsylvania 5s sold at sS@8s5, an advance of
J; new City 6s at 951, an advance of /; and old
do. at so.
City Passenger Railroad shares are firmly
held, with sales of Hestonville at 4st; and West
Philadelphia at 20, an advance of l.
Bank shares continue in good demand, at full
prices, Mechanics sold at 299; 2Os was bid for
North America; l4l for Philadelphia; 1861 for
Farmers and Mechanics: 80 for Northern Liber-
ties; So for Girard; 80 for Western; 63 for City;
634 for Corn Exchanges; and So for Union.
Canal shares are in fair demand. Schuylkill
Navigation preferred sold largely at S45@S54,
the latter rate an advance of 1; Delaware Dvi-
SION at 499, no change; and Lehigh Navigation
at SAC; 274 was bid for schuylkiIl Navigation
common; l15 for Morris Canal preferred; and
l52 for Susquehanna Canal.
Oil shares continue very dull. Ocean sold at
from 75@st, the latter rate slight advance
The New York Tribune this morning says,-
'1oney is easy at 4a6 per cent, with business IN
special cases at 10 rates. In mercantile paper no
change to notices 6t7 is the rate for best bills and
S(G9 for tair. Sterling Exchange is hFm with a
moderate demand. Prime bankers' 60 days, VS. ster-
ling is quoted 1885, raucs long date, 6'2Si9622k In
Freights, the engagements to Liverpool are 400
bbs: ROsin at Is. 3D. 1000 bales cotton at S-8zs 9
b;l6d., and 300 hides at 7s, Cd. 10 Loadon' i6V
To Hamburg, per steamer, 200 bbls rostn at BE- 3d.
barque TO Antwerp, with lumber at 8is. 3D." p.
The New York Herald this morning says =
the Money Market the extreme rate OF which Is
allurinR 10 speculators for q RISE but discOmfting
10 those who have involved themselves In opera
hOns for tall. Loans continue to be made on
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PORTLAND, Me-, April 26.-The steamship
NOUG ScOtidn, from Liverpool on the 18th inst
via Londonderry on the 13th arrived at this
port at 10 o'clock thus morning. Her advces
are one day later.
The steamship Pe7Uuidn, from Portland.
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th instant. The
steamer AustrdLdsidn, from New York and an.
other steamer, name unknown, passed Crook
haven on the afternoon OF the 18th instant.
The German question remains without change.
The panic in the funds and cotton continues.
The debate on the Reform bill commenced In
the House OF Commons last night.
Mr. Gladstone moved the bill to a second read
ing, and urged its passage.
Earl Grosvenor moved his amendment to the
bill, and for q postponement OF its consideration.
Lord Stanley seconded the amendment, when
the debate was adjourned.
Commercial intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Friday evening" Apu 13.-Cotton.
The sales OF the week amount to 40 900 bales ncud.
ing $4,000 bales to SPECTATORS, and 1900 bales to
exporters.
The market has downward tendency, with a
decline OF 20. per pound on american and Id C92d
estimated at 1000 bales, including 1900 10 specu-
lators and exporters. The market closed dull and
with downward tendency, with further sli ght
decline on all qualities
The following are tho authorized quotations.
FGtr. Middting.
Orleans. s.,........................ l9d. 16d.
Mobile. ""...,............'..... iSd l5sd.
Uplands. .....................l7td l5sd,
1he stock port amounts to 100000 bales includ-
ing 307, 900 bales OF American.
STATE OF TRADE The Manchester market is
dull and nominal, without transactions
Breadstufs-The market l. steady.
Provisiors-The market is dull.
LONDON, Aprl 13.-Consols closed at g5B @DS6t for
money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES -Fivetwenties, 67ICD67 :,
ex coupons; illinois Central, 794@79t; Erie. SO q
6aia ,,u,o - o eon, r,.,.n, 80. ,o....oo,
ELS 000 dIrng the week.
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PbiladeInhia Trade RepOrt.

THURSDAY, April 26-Thsre is no improvement 10
notice the Flour arket but prices remain without
essential change. There expert demand and the
retailers and bakers buy sparngly About 800 barrels
were disposed of at s9@lO so barrel for Northwestern
extra family and SIOIl for Pennsyvana and Ohio do
do including small lots of superane at S7@S; extras at
$500; al fancy brsnds at Si2l5 according to q1alty
Rye Flour is unchanged. We quote a. S4Io SV0 par
rels PennsylVania Corn Meal sold on private terms.
The receipts and stocks OF Wheat continue very small
and prime DUALITY ia In good demand at full ra es but
common is not mucn sought after Sales of 1859 bush
good at s2 So and 1909 bush air at s24O lncluaing
S2 60@2SO. In Rye change 70 notice Penns, lvanis
Re ling T5c and southern at SOC Cora Is in goou
reOuesL with sales Of 5000 bush. yellow a. slc, ahoat
Oats come forward slowly, and hey are In active de-
mand; sales OF 20On bush. az oOc
There Is but little ClOverseed mere but Il not nuoi
wanted; quote at e4b0qo 20 Ior common anu pts9,
at 92 NJ bush. 80. !. p.,,
1Whisky moves SLOWLY with small sales of Pennsyl IL
vania at S22l00228, and Ohio at ~ 21@2 S
TEE TRuE INsoIvENr CoUEr,-The Court OF
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Rnse Rnll nt WEST Chester.

Special Despdtch to The Evening IeIegraph.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, April 26.-The Brandy
wine Base Ball Club, OF West Chester, play their
first match of the season here to-day with the
Media Club, of Delaware county. They play the
Chester Club tomorrow, dnrItheir grounds in
Hhnctnr Gitu
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
The Boston VisitOrs-RumOrs OF q Bank
Suspension.

Special Despatch to The Eoening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, April 26. - Mayor Lincoln, of
Boston, and the School Committee accompany
ing him, have gone home, highly delighted with
their visit here, to Washington Harper's Ferry,
and elsewhere.
Rumors were current here yesterday of large
bankinghouse suspension, but the house is still
open to-day, and hopes of its being sustained are
cherished
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NEW ORLEANS, April 26-The Cotton market is
600 bales low middlings 1906 tO.daY's receipts
were 66e bales. Corn, SlO6C91 OS Oats, 68GD60c.
Pork, 82660 New York Bank checks, premium,
Sterling Exohange, 19lk Gold, l25i.
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Information has been received of the safe
arrival of DR.. Livingstone at Zanzibar. He was
about 70 proceed on his intended exploration Of
Central Africa. 74 Na