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MEDICINES. ETC.

WHITE TEETH.-The SAPONINE
w DENTIFRICE win cleanse, whiten, and po.
Esh the teeth, remove inctpient tartar and sclrf,
and heal and harden the gums Read the annexed
recommendations Of some Of our WELL known and
most prominent dentists:
RICHMOND, December 10, 1885.
Ihave for many years used in my family and
prescribed to my patients the SAP0sISE DsSTl.
FRICE, prepared by Msssrs. MEADE BAKER, who
have acquainted me with its composition, and all
who II may do so with the assurance that It 10
far preferable TO most preparations OF its kind, and
that IL does not contain any ingredient that can by
possibility iDjure the teeth In organism or appear.
ance. JOHN q. WAYT, Dentist.
We con ndently recommend to all VINO need an
efficient and harmless TOOTH POWDER the el1gsn!
preparation OF MEADE q BAKER known IS sA.
PoNINE DENTIPRiCE.
GsORsg w. jones', Dentist.
X. N. HUDSON, Dentist.
w. LEIGH BURroS, Dentist.
j. HALL MOORE, N. d., Dentist.
JOHN MAHosr, Dentist.
PRIos Fifty cents box: Prepared onlyby
MEADE x BAKER,
fo rfical pha Ymac eufists. Richuond. Va
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LIME TEA AND CAROLINA RICE.
E We have received To- day lot q very superior
0111a TIA; sls:. gAE0Li9A nv AICx
NH u Sscs7 Ssssi,.
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RAILROADS.

EN sksy
NEW THROUGH LINE TO BALTI-
IN HORE BIT VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROADS,
MIXING CLOSE CONNECTIONS WITH RALTI
KOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD FOR NEW YORK
AND THE WESTERN CITIES.
No change OF cars at night between Richmond
and Alexandria.
Fare a. low ~ by the Potomac route.
Trains leave at hslfpsst ] A. N: ard p NJ
fs12 General superintendent.
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We take pleasure in informing our patrons saa
the public generally that In few days we snah W
in receipt of our
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TNHE DOVER COMPANY ARE NOW
i prepared to deliver promptly thsirsupsrior :.
LUMP COAL, for CRATES, .............''"'po "
HAIL COAL, for CRATES and stoves, at. W
AVERAGE COAL, for CRATES and engines, at. ~
FINE COAL, for shops and engines, at....... ~
OVEN COKE, for cooking purposes, at.......s %
nor load Of twenty. I've bushels in any part OF the
city.
go. THOMAS C. JONES. Agent.
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d H. TALLEY, ATTORNEY AT
II. Law, practices IN the city Of Richmond.
counties Of Chestsrhsld, Hs1gtSo, and HanGyss.
Also, attends 10 the COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.
OAss and residence, Msnehestsr.
Communications addressed 10 Manchester, Va,
Will receive prompt attention. oel-h
TyHOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
u AT LAW AND C0HAIssl0HER In CT NCI.
H. psaseiess In ths Courts Of the City Of Rich.
hu. sAeond door nom Sixth street. fan-ks
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RICHMOND, January s, 1867.
Messrs. w. G.. Wsbb Co..
Gentlemen,-we are acquainted with your va
liable real estate in Manchester, and estimate the
value thereof at EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS. Our estimate is based upon the sale OF pro-
perty when business revives and capitalists are
sssking such investments Very respectfully,
HARRISON, GoDDIN s APPERS0N.
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Military Despotism ssiil open fcr Discussion-
stevens Hopeful OF drawing OH some On
les Oppcnenss-The Reception season--sou'a'
er.er. % Mn. On (,raut-tmpc achment Qaes.
dion "a he ,estlcd before Adjournment.
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Notice to InvalidN.

A IL PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HOME
n nor place where they can receive tho atten.
tIon necessary to their comfort, when III, can
and At the County h1,pNn oomIortaols private
and experienced nurses, and will be supplied
with everything necessary TO their comfort.
I THE ROOMS are entirely separated from the
Wards occupied by the INDECENT sick. = ~
Tho Hospitalis under the care OF DR.. BRON.
SON. who can be found at his once. No. l7South
G street, every day between the hours Of II A.
y. ard P.H. Arrangements can also be made
with Mr.. Crouch, Superintendent Of the Hospitsl,
who can always b found at the HospitL Bulld<
lngs. Charges moderate. ,''SS'o 5sls'u
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Dirk. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1867.

should be consulted but these suggestions have not been
received The resistance Of the Cretans continuing the
fOur Courts presented collective Note which England
did not decline 10 recommend semiOffciay should DC
taken into consideration; but the Sultan, subOrdinaun
the measures advised 10 preliminary conditions reped
by distinct refusal In the face Of this attitude nothing
remained but release ourselves from responsibility
and 10 resume liberty Of approaching the future
This was the object OF the declaration presented by the
four Powers at the close Of October We shall however,
nothing TO impede the efforts OF Turkey and we sha
even hope she may succeed In restoring tranquility 10
Crete by the she has adopted"
The relations OF France with the United States have re-
suIued their accustomed cordial character.
The CORPS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ISTERPEILATIoNs
Eight out OF the nine bureaus OF the Legislative body
have authorized the Interpolation given notice OF by NJ
Jules Favre respecting the foreign policy of France and
the Roman question.
The Interpolation OF NJ. Jules Favre ON the home Dol
icy of France has been rejected, bureaus deciding
against II and only three in its favor.
On Monday requests for permission 10 make lntefpea
tOns will probably be discussed in the Senate Prince
Napoleon will he one Of the speakers.
THE MEASURES or THE SESSION.
The bills respecting the organization Of the army tho
press public meetings. and the Budget act down fo
discussion during the present session IN the order named
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FINANcAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Dec 4-NOOn.-COnsos, for money, eH-dlyl-
dtnd &c. United states FiveTwenty Bonds II 'l6; IN
b' Central Railway shares 69 Erie Railway shares 4
Acknowledgements for money, eX DIVIDEND ~ ne1
RATES Five lWentics declined 20 u BIG; limos IehlIdl
Railway shares, sgl Erie Railway shares, AZ
evening -COns0s closed ~ 93t eX dividend TOT money
American SecurtiesThe following arc the closing rates
Hted states Fivetwenties, 7li; Illinois CenuaIs eSs'
Ere RAILWAY shares, 47i.
FRASMoRT, Dec l-NoOn.-United States Five
iwentles. iJ9 the issue o. 1862 70 SIC.
AreynOOn.-Uuited states FveTwenty bonds. 76 3lG.
issue Of lscl
d. LIVERPOOL. Dec 4-Noon.-C Cotton quiet and steady.
,shds 3d. Mddlng orleans. I'D Corn, 47I9 for Mixed
western. Wheat 10 for White California and 1881 Tor
80 Milwaukee, Red Barley, D for American. oats,
u Ior American Peas A. o for Canadian. Beer, 1925
,o WINTER Cured Extra Prime Mess Pork, 5O for Prime
tatleI Mess Lard, l9 for fine Americans cheese. 52l
M Tie highest range 81 fine; Bacon, al for Cumberland
Ut No. y Dutch Standard Sugar SO 6. ROsn, 7G for
common Wilmington, and il, for Pine Pale. Iallow a.
loi American. Spirits Turpcntine, 27. Petroleum, n
gallon for Rplrits and for Refined. Glover Seed,
~ iof NO. American Red.
AenO0n-C Cotton Is firm. and u r. expected now that
e saes OF the dag VIII reach 10000 bales Nddllng T.
s. Isd; hlddluG Orleans, ga bIehdstuls arc Will
't ehge. Lard has declined 20 A. Q, ana Bacon 10 81
49, lorE and Cheese without alteration common
nDRtOn KOsin has declined 20 49, and Spirits Turpen
' advanced % n 49, Quotations Of other articles arc
sugar Is active
,idltmOOI, Dec. 4-Eyenings The Cotton market be-
- more active during the afternoon and closed firm
fon. tdf Mddhng Orleans 1sd The sales OF the day
W. up ZOO bales. Corn, 4sI0 for Mixed Western.
,'sai, ib i0T California White aad 1871 for No NIL
T te red Other articles unchanged Provisions aDd
itooute entirely unchanged
LONDON. Dec f-Eeon.- Whale Oh, $50 e 2i2 gallons
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE FENIAN EXECUTIONS.
From Our Special Correspondent
MANCHESTER, Nov. q, 1867.
PREPARING FOR THE EXECUTION.

PREPARING FOR THE EXECUTION.
There is an evident feeling of unrest per-
vading the whole population of Manchester to-day.
The Irish portion, with the excitement natural TO
their race cannot work. The knowledge that three
of their countrymen will by this time tomorrow
have been hanged for what they, at all events deem
a political offense, is irritating them to very hiHh
pitch of excitement. They would attempt the de-
strction of the jail and the release of the prisoners,
but it would be sheer madness; they woudrusb upon
certain destruction. IL is not very evident ~ the
eye but is very well known, nevertheless that Man
chester is little better than military camp the prs
oners will therefore be executed without confusion
and bloOdshed 1t has been necessary for the Brtisi
Government 10 bring large military force INTO the
field to vndicae the law, but they have done it, and
done it effectually.
According TO the arrangements made for the exc
cution, not more than 1900 5000 persons viii be
able TO witness it at all. The only street from which
the drop can be is but narrow one, called
New Bridewellst., and along it massive barriers,
which would almost resist a locomotive. have been
placed at intervals of about 70 yards Every one OF
them is TO be covered by files of police and special
constables, and no person will be allowed within the
barriers unless provided with pass of which the
following is a copy
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blacks, therefore, with such power, was essentially
placing the sontb under their control. ,,o. while
Mr.. HOWARD interrupted Mr.. Dixon TO say tha viii
he did not say the President was lbelous n claiming
that he was the defender OF the Constitution he dd con
fender OF the Constitution than he lMr Howard was
Mr. DIXON read from the Presidential eath te S ,ht
promising To defend the Constitution, and asked tnt
did not justify the President in the use OF me term
senators TOOK different oath lie Thought the TsS
In view OF the fact of the recent condemnation by inc
Re0R9 Of the policy de r6 p tr az
taking mp Connecticut Mane California Pennsy wanna
10y reminding the Senate of Gen. Grants eclarauon that
the Will OF the people was the law OF the land
Mr. HOWARD obtained the floor, but gave way TO
Mr. WILSON, who introduced bill TO extend me pro
visions Of the Pension laws to Provost Marshas Deputy
Provost Marshas and enrolling officers, which was re-
ferred TO the Committee Pensions.
AMENDMENT TO THE RECONSTRUCTION LAW
Mr. WILSON asO introduced al act to amend the act
providing for the efficient government OF the Re6ei
States passed March 1867. stating that u authorized
majority of those voting TO call convention. instead OF
ferred
Mr.. TRUMBULL introduced a bill, which was adopted,
Court ofthe United He stated when the supreme
Court consisted Of judges six had been required as
majority Now that there were but eight the Dill pro
vidcd that five should be considered majority.
The Committee on judiciary was discharged on motion
petition regard to the neglect Of certain turnpike com
panos Washington He stated that sufficient power III
or motion Of Mr. CoNNEss the order print the reply
of the Secretary Of the Treasury TO the RESOLUTION OF
inquiry in regard received from captured
and abandoned property which had been rescnded on IFS
motion. vas renewed.
MINISTER MOrLEY's CASE
The President transmitted TO the Senate the cOrre
spondence the of the United States Minister Mr.
Motley, as requested.
PAYMENT OF THE NATIONAL DEBT
Nj EDMUNDs bill in respect to specie Payment above
referred TO- then taken uD Mr. Edmun us snd IL was
! important that Congress should now declare lsclI
on TINS question and such was the intention o.
the bill. II bad been said that such a
declaration before the debt had become due was pema
ture hut the condition OF the country rec ured S eN
plict declaration The debt was owing IN good nara
money 10 was argued that new loan would soon DC
negotiated ard II could he obtained better terms
the threat pay this debt IN currency was kept npend
ing but honorable mau could defend such course
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
After "A lengthy argument from Mr. Edmunds ID sup
port me hl tho Senate held short Executive session
and soon aiterward adjourned.
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EUROPE.
TIE PROPOSED CONFERENCE.

The COMMENCE AGREED TO BY ALL POWERS
EXCEPT TWO.
n, ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUFH
PARIS Dec. 4.-The EteHdard asserts that all the
European Powers have agreed to the general CONFER
,nee proposed by France with the exception oil hoi
land and Belgium.
MoUsTIER ON THE CONFERENCE
PARIS. Dec. 4.-Eyening.-In the Corps Legisiaul
TODAY the Marquis dc Mouster, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs said that the meeting Of the General Confer
epce which France had invited was uncertain
Should it not take place the Government OF France
would be compelled to exact of Italy literal observ-
anee of the Obligations of the September Convention
THE AUSTRIAN PROPOSITION.
VIENNA Dec. 4.-Baron Beust. IN recent dis
PATCHES urges the meeting of the European Confer
,rce without a programme, so that each power may
be free TO act
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FRANCE.
THE BITE RooK-OFFICIAL VERSIONS oF LIN
EMBUEG-THE ROMAN QUESTION, AND ruK-

THE BLTE ROOK-OFFIDAL VERSIONS uF LIN
EMBUEG-THE ROMAN QUESTION, AND Ttlt-
KEY.
The official Blue book. containing the orposC
Of the affairs Of the Empire since the last Session has just
been distributed to the members Of both Chambers The
following ID "a summary:
The Government congratulatcs the country upon The
execution Of the Treaty OF London relating 10 LAcn-
burg. This arrangement pa'cS me way IoI ,it recon
strci0n Of the European balance OF power upon ihc only
true basis for the maintenance OF peace. .
The rev CluOnary party IN Italy perceived WIN I'M
eoeies that the September yentOn bore fruit bon
settlement Of sundry questions Wsn nioNeu me fra-
tions Of Italy ana the Holy See and eld forth The pros
pect Of that task of gradual appeaAeh'ht winch Time
alone could render fertile.
so far January last We notihed 10 hc Italian
Government that preparations were being maze upon the
Roman frontier, ana at the period Wleh thr EatNA
W. posjtive assurances but regret that aid
moi see preventive measures adopted against the av0wGd
organizers Of Invasion Military hcasnIrs Mcie iahth
nuou The frontiers, but they nsnilcien and The
Cabinet of Florence announced that IT beheNed t entry
sary in order restore order We were Obliged to warn
Italy that we should be instantly cOnpfH'u 10 hter-
yenc.'
Tho Rlpe hook then reviews the history Of Garibaldis
esc,re and his entrance into the Pouthca States aud
continues thus:
rbe dangers Of anarcbica attempts brought about in
So and drmness They believed II necessary
Ia orcupy some points upon the extreme Roman frontier
but learning the fight ~ Garibadi tcy revoked, win
laudoble suoutaucty the orders u had been our duty
hgblv 10 dsapprOvc. The Emperors Government has
suspended the departure oi ln I u l'le ~
Upon Cylfa Vecchia As calm has been reetanshed In
the Papal states, are able To reckon upo he speedy
rtnrc home of our troops We have called the attention
of the Powers 10 the situation OF Italy ana the Pohthcal
States"
Abiding 10 the embarrassmcnts Of Turkey The Blue
book says:
..he encaoements entered into by The Porte toward
Furone and The services rendered IN 1916 gave rs the
righ IN sneak and he listened 10. We lave not ceased
a. nont on as The essential bases OF the required reforms
the defntiye accession Of all tesnhects OF me Empire
10 reaI eouaitv and their emancipation ~ ne good on.
gani1ati of sce az administration, ana education"
The Blue hopes that notable chances gre upon the
eve of being effected Turkey IN economical ana admin
istrattye order 10 admits that improvements have been
carried ont and audes to the good eject oi me conce
sous tie Porte advised 10 make Win EOunana and
servia The Blue-bOok adds -
Gnr efforts have unfortunately rot been crowned with
e comulctr euccoss in the negotiations AZ 10 crete In
Accord win inc Cabucts 81 Berlin, Vienna ~ Peters
Jyrp and Florence We have asked that The regulation
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INDIA.
THE CYCLONE

LONroN, Dec 4.-Further particulars Of the dis
astrous cyclone which recently occurred il India
have been received here At Calcutta the loss of life
and property WAS fearful 1t is estimated that in that
city and neighborhood alone 1000 huts and habita-
tons were utterly destroyed
TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH ENGLAND
RESTORED.
Evening" TeleWaphic communication IN indla
which was interrupted by the Cyclone has been re-
stored
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AI-STRIA.

NEGOTIATIONS ON TIE CONCORDAT.
VIENNA. Dec 4.-Count Criyelh. the Envoy Of Aus
tra to Rome has notified the Pope that the legisla-
ton of the Rechsrath must proceed on its course,
even in antagonism to the COncordat should the
Holy Father refuse to release the Emperor Francis
Joseph from the obligations Of treaty made before
be became a constitutional monarch
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON. Dec. 4-Noon.-The steamship Hammo-
Ma Capt Ehlers OF the Hamburg American Packet Com
Isny from New-York Nov 49, arrived here at about II
O'Clock last night After landing the London passengers
md mails the Hammonia sailed for Hamburg.
LiyERFOOL. Dee 4-1he bark Macmillan, Capt. Hat
ted which LEFT Philadelphia the 18th Of November for
Antwerp, recently went ashore near Flushing III is
thought she Will be a total loss.
The steamship 81 David from Quebec, has arrived out
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TILE CABNfEN.
FRANCE

THE ROMAN QUESTION IL THE CORPS LEGIsLATlF.
LONDON. Dec. 4.-The debate on the Italian expe-
dtion in the French Legislative Body was continued
Yesterday On the Liberal side NM Simon aud
Cueronlt made speeches in which they attacked the
Italian policy of the Government and condemned
intervention.
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HEAVY ORDER OF CHASSEPOT RIFLES.
FLORENCE, Dec. 4.-The Italian WaT Office has or
8cred 100000 Chassepot rifles.
MANY ARRESTS.
Evening-Many arrests for political reasons have
recently been made by the order of the Government
IN different parts Of the Kingdom.
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ABYSSINIA.

TIE CAPTIvEs ORDERED TO BE EXECUTED.
LONDON. Dec IA telegram received from Bonn
lay gives q rumor that Theodore, the King Of Abys
tnia haA ordered the English prisoners in his Gus
tody to be executed. Happily, however. the rumor
leeds confirmation.
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and bls apparatus complete enough for the wants
OF most students The absolutely best edition ~
its many rivals i'm Germany has superseded it. An
English journal the other day, in reviewing longe,
betrays most ludicrous Ignorance OF ne condition
of HOratian literature 1T is remarkable, says The
Herald while Horace has been thus favored III In,
gland, how little the Germans hare Td done toward
calculating him. There have not we believe Dee1
above two " new editions published III that lana oil
labOriOus critics III the last thirty years"
Well not To mention the older editors, and passing
over MitScherlich jain. and D0erlng, ana Melnehe'
editors within the last 30 years Such names rs
Orelli, Obbar, Weise Dienbnrger. Duentzer' stall
baum and Ritter will occur readily to any one VINO
has "a slight acauantance with the HOratian blbhO-
graphy of Germany. Krchneer and liendort, think,
belong also to this period, Each OF them has done
something for Horace: several Of them have done
much. Orelh's third edition, revised by, Batter
stands as said at the head of them all and next to
II, perhaps, comes the more compact euuol' III !,
work in narrow space. o. W. =
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Sperm Oil, f1l2 q tun. Linseed OIL s3e tun. Lnseed
Cakes ell " tun for thin Obong
Acrimonious markets remain the same reported
at noon.
ANTWERP, Dee 4-AiternOon-Petroleum 49, francs for
Standard White.
EveningPetroleum closed at 43 francs IS centmes
Standard White.
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PRUSSIA.

CHANGE IN THE CABINET.
BERLIN Dec. 4.-The P.ussian Minister Of Justice.
Count Won Lppe has resigned. II is said that LeQnr
lardt VIII be appointed his successor
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BY STEAMSHIP.

The mails by the China from Liverpool Nov
%, and Queenstown Nov. a. arrived here yesterday.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE CABLE TOLLS.
LONDON Dec A still further concession TO the
public has been decided upon by the Telegraph Com
names as follows: From and after midnight OF Dec
five words for address, date and signature hereto
fore accepted without charge but subject 10 hhhta-
ton az TO letters will hereafter be forwarded IRE
specIye of the number of letters they contain pro
yided the privilege is not abused.
TIE CORRESPONDENTS ON THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
A second installment of the correspondence be
tween the British and American Governments III
regard to the Alabama claims has been laid before
the House of Commons by the Foreign Office.
Lord Stanley in a dispatch to Mr. Ford the present
charge dAfaires at Washington, says England viii
never consent to submit to the arbitration OF for
sirr power claims involving her right 10 recognize
behcerents This right he insists, is purely ques-
hon of English law He repeats his offer to submit
10 arbitration the Alabama claims, and to refer all
other demands for indemnity TO the decision OF a
mixed commission.
THE CABMEN.
The cabmen continue to work during the day until
o'clock in the afternoon when they al leave Their
stands and not a cab OF hack can he had after that
hour.
Eyening-The strike of the cabmen has come TO
an end. The Government has yielded, and the OPP
Grafton of the obnoxious law has been suspended.
TIE NEW MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
Edward Thornton, late Minister to Brazil and re-
Gently appointed ambassador to the United States.
arrived here to-day from Rio JanieTo. The steamer
By which he arrived brings the report that formid-
able revolt had broken out in Paysandu.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE HANGING AT MANCHESTER-A NEGRO AT
OXFORD-MR. CLARKE--A NEW MUSICAL
ARTIST-MR. HOTTEN's BOOK ON ABYSsINIA
LOWE ON EDUCATON-sOMETIIING ABOUT
HORACES.
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A black day for England! 1t is 10 o'clock in the
morning, and telegram from Manchester lies on my