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the REFORM BILL.
Progress Of the Measure 10 Complexion.

from the London Times July
The House OF Commons distinguished itseli last night,
as II usually does on Mondays. by making real
progress with the Reform bill If the energy with which
the week begun could only he preserved 10 s close
the bill Itself would be the other House Of
dizrust tho pertnacity of the committee. After Mr.
Denmsn had uttered paintive protest that tho govern
neni was still bound TO bring in clause
bodying bis amendments protest which showed
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer remarked
that Mr. Dohnlan had boon Attempting apparently
without success, 10 frame n new clause for him
seit-the committee proceeded TO business Colonel
Dyoits proposal that borough freebolders, residing
within seven miles Of the borough 10 which their free
holds exist should vote for the borough nstesd OF the
county N respect OF them negatlyei without d-
vision, and NJ Neates scheme for dsfranchsns voters
qualified BY the possession % rent charges was with
drawn az hopeless A useful clau a. proposed by Mr.
CsBdish, dssqadtVyng as cOTs pad agents
ond Messengers, Was accepted the House refusing TO
listen 20 dangerous Suggestion, made by Nj. Crawford
should be excluded from is operation The debate OF
tho evening then aroso. Nr. Horsfsll revived Mr..
Iaing's amendment 70 give increased representa-.
ton 10 large towns, restricting u, however, TO
third member for Liverpool, Manchester aud
birmingham Mr. smclleit declared, with some
truth, that this revival ~ defeated proposal showed
vast amount OF vaciaton sofnegbcre;n but the 70.
suit justified Mr. Horsfalls course. The Chancellor II
the Exchequer not only accedsd 10 his request. ,bn
voluntarily added Leeds 10 tho places which will receye
additional representation. The inconsistency OF tuch
course with the declaration made . fortnient since
when Mr.. LANG brought forward bis anon zfneni pro.
voksd one OF General psel's most characteristics
speeches, aud some 4scon,ened tnepbst % hs Minis.
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FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.

INT LoSpls MoNgy MARKgT.-IoSDoy, July f5-Evan-
ing-Consos closed at 9is for money. American secn
rJues closed at the following rates:-Uni,ed states i've.
twenttes 70 Illinois Railway shares SOL: Ere Railway
shares A; Atlantic and Great Western, 23s{.
The CONTINENTAL BOUFsrs.-FRANKroRr, JULY 10
EVENING. United states bonds closed at .72f.
LlvERrCoL COTroy MARKYT -IivERPooL JrrY 15-
hvKNNe.-fhc cotton market closed without change in
tone or prices The sales OF the day reached O. 600
bales Tie following are the authorized closing quota
10-d
LIVERPOOL BREAnsTrPFs Market -LrvERPooi, JUtY
l5--EvESHG.- Corn closed o. an advance Of 81 new
mixed Western COS. Sd. per quarter. Wheat-Californa
Wnite los "a Barley, oats and peas unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKFr. LIVERPOOL, JrLY 10
EVENING. -Cheese-Fine American has declined to 5os
per cwt York steady at 73s Cd Beef has advanced
IL, od Lard, 4's Cd Bacon unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE AAREEr-LIvrRFooL JrLY Is
EvtNiSG. -Rosin-Common Wilmington, Is. and fine
American, l2S spirits turpenlne, SIS. Tallow As
Petroleum hrm at %. for spirits Is ID for standard
white.
LONDON MAREErs.-LoSDoS. JuLy 15-EvESISG.
London markets generally unchanged from opening
quotations. Whale oil, G32
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'MUcH ADO ABOUT NoTHNG"-The three
Nolumn statement from Secretary Seward in
reference to the late political adventures
and misfortunes Of Senior Don Antonio Lopez
De Santa Anna. This lengthy narrative, how
]ever, il brought to close with some
That important announcement to Sehor Santa
Anna, if he still lives, to wit:-that having
voluntarily entered the enemy's camp he must
Rake his chances. 1t is evident that Senior
Santa Anna has beea humbugged by lot of
3harpers, or that he has presumed too much
upon Mr.. Stewards friendly call upon him some
two years ago at St Thomas
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40 Mr.. McCulloch, forsoothl Why, he is the
Most guilty party of ALL He it is who, through
gross negligence and incapacity, has caused
Me government TO be defrauded of hundreds
4f millions Of dollars. To talk, then, of simply
Removing soon the guilty prominent officials
IL very weak indeed, and might almost lead us
10 believe the Secretary is afraid of these ras-
GALS. Why not clap every one Of them-the
bhole batch, against whom there is evidence
Into prison at once? Is ii small thing to
pfiminally violate the trust placed in them by
BE government to rob the government and
teople ont Of millions upon millions? or
kourse there will be no end to such frauds if
HE rascals be treated thus leniently Remove
hem :" yes, ifMr. McCulloch does his duty. at
Rnce, and not merely from office, but into
prison, there to be punished to the full extent
chat their crimes and the law demand. And
Lhe same with the perjurod disillers and
Traders If the Secretary is going to add to his
fmlpable neglect of duty in permitting these
Frauds the guilt Of whitewashing such enormous
primes against the government and the people,
pc deserves not only to be removed, but to be
Wpeached and punished himself.
Chief Justice Chase and Mr. McCulloch
together are mainly the authors of this gigan-
DC internal revenue system. That, with its
Past patronage and power vas created as a
political machine, and in connection with the
National banks, which were instituted by these
jaime men, was intended to control the politi-
Nal affairs of the country. Every branch OF
$bis service is filed with the creatures and
partlsans of Chase and McCulloch, and thou
Nands have become rich in it. The revenues of
The government and the Treasury have been
Nhamefuliy used to promot, the ambitious
Aims Of these officials. 1t is not surprising,
Nben, that the Secretary should treat these
Gigantic frauds so tenderly. lie sees now,
lprobably, that they are the natural conse-
Auences of corruptly making The Treasury
department political machine. We call
upon Congress to take immediate action with
Hegard to these revenue frouds and the case of
Ddr; McCulloch That body ought not to adj
Eourn I'LL they see measures taken to punish
Hhe guilty. to protect the Treasury, and to place
q more compc tent Secretary AZ The head of the
department.
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An Unprecedented Triumph.

CABLE DESPATCH, PARIS EXPOSITION. July l, 1857.
"SrElNWAy SONS OF New York."
have been AWARDED BY the supreme Jury of the Er-
highest desse OF In grand square and upries
est progress in tho construction of pianoortes,
arongest endorsement Of the SUPREME INTERNA-
TIONAfI JURY.
In addition 70 the above steinwey recageA
the following cable despatch
"PARs July 4, 1857
The great Sooieie des Beaux Arts of Paris have after
careful examination of all the
at the Paris Exposition, awarded to STEINWAY SONS.
OF New York THEIR GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL.
CONSTRUCTION IN PIANOSr
Wsrerooms, first door OF Stenway Hail. Nos II and ~
East Fourteenth street. between Fourth avenue Irving
place New
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A. . .
Cheering facts for the bilious Every day demon
more clearly that Liver Complaint all its distressing
forms, be controlled ana without
convenience IL s obstinate disease but aoy il
not PROOF against the pernscious remedial
OPERA ION OF HosrEriER's STOMACH BITTERS. That
genal corrective eorpels the organ 10 do s duty
secree re unry ana BEAUTIFULLY under the the
bites Their action brings Il back from rebellion
into perfect harmony with tue Laws of health Ii
costyeness disappea u there is sdeaehe ache.
ceases u the SKIN and tbs whites of the tnge
win snperuous Bile they their natural hue II tho
appetite ~ gone returns IL the digestion impaired e
- restored IN brief. whatever
plant may be and whatever the phase IL has assumed q
cure rs ccIlan. such the uniform effects OF
ration where bilious disease mas been already developed
hut ia cases were there Is merely endency
70 liver complaint may be rieventel throughout life by
the regular use In small quantities Of this anti
dote These facts should seriously DO n
dered-or, rather they should be promptly upon-by
all persons OF bilious habit New York Office So street.
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THE NATIONAL CANE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 rRs HERALD.

The Athletics. of Philadelphia. VS.. the Tyro.
Icons. Of Harrisburg, PA.
HARRrBrG, July Is 1907
So'Clock p. NJ
The game OF base ball between the Athletics of Phila
fepha, and the Tyrocon Club. OF this city, played
this afternoon, and was witnessed by an immense con-
Course OF people. The game from the commencement
vas all in favor OF the Athletics. resulting In a score OF
Fifteen lor tho Athletics and eleven for he 'sroleons
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Arrest of Citizen by the Portuguese Coy
ernMeEt.
LONDON, July 15 1867.
A man named Selveria claiming to be citizen Of
the United States, was recently arrested in Paris at the
request Of the Portuguese government, and sent to
Lisbon
The American Minister at that place has made de-
mand upon tue government OF Portugal for the release
of the prisoner and for his to France in Poru-
guese man. of. war.
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THE BANKRUPT LAW IN CHARLESTON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIE HERALD.
CHARLrsros, $. c, July Is, 1867,

. CHARLeros s C., July Is 1867
10 O'Clock L. NJ. (
The first case in this State coming under the pro-
visions OF the bankrupt act, was decided in the
United States Court to-day. Judge Bryan charged the
Jury that the suspension by banker, merchant or
Grader tomcct his commercial paper maturity and non
resumption Of payment within fourteen days. although
without fraud, created act OF Involuntary bank.
supcy; that assignment made under the State law las,
May although In trust for benefit Of the creditors OF
Nader, constituted the assignor involuntary bauk-
iho Bankrupt act.
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DOCTOR tIylNcsTOns's DEATH,
Confirmation of the News of his Nurds r-Par-
ticuiars Of the Ira xedy.

Tgrom tho Times OF India May Il,
Tho hopes rased by tho news we puF,Hshed on the
18th Of Nay OF The rumoyed safety 81 Or Tivprs,ons
have speed ly been dspeed and Their, can no onsr he
any doubt tcst he killed by age OF The Male
trho Tho narrative of the Sepgy bsloneing ,o tse
MAns Baalion 2lst Native IniS niry who formal one
os The doctors escori aud who srvcd from Zanzibsv m
Inaccurate and subs'an,sy the tale told By Moosa is
proved correct
The Madir shsh vesse OF war belonging 20 tho Sui
Bombay on the l5,h Of May In cargo sd from ,nforos
ton We obtained on board we are epabied 10 give moro
the mshcholy story Of the Ioc,ors tate than has ys
CONTINUED * TsszR FACE
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GERMAN UNITY.

France Indifferent to the Cons oIidation.
PARIS July Is, 1867.
In the OF the debate in the Corps Legislatif
to-day, Minister Rouher declared that France ndif-
ferent to the question of German unity.
Prussinn Fleet in the Baltic.
BERLIN, July Is, 1867.
The Prussian government is taking steps for the forma-
ton OF a fleet in the Baltic
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sTEinB0lT RACING on THE HUDSON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE HERALD.

PouGHKszFsiF, July Is, 1867,
1890 o'CIock Y. II.
Tho large steamer Drew passed this dock at five min
Gtes to ten tonight, making her time from New York
pes; than four hours. She followed closely by the
connecticut, the latter being miles astern. Both
Hoats were going very fast. Ths Connecticut appeared
10 be making two revolutions to the Drew's one. The
moon shonc splendidy and the boats could DO distinctly
seen. There was but five minutes difference between
tho two boats when they disappeared from view
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.

a Run Of Five Hundred and siSty-Five Points
Made by McDcvitt on the Two Reds.
LoSe BRANCH, n j., July 10, 1867.
John McDsvi,t played game Of billiards OF two hun.
dred and nfiy points tonight with Nr. Morris Of New
York, in the Continental Hotel billiard rooms Nc.
Dewitt made the extraordinary O, Eve hundred and
sny hve points the two red balls, his opponents
ps bcng pockoted This is the largest run on record
without getting them into the law.
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IHE GInLS LODGING Hsuss.

The following reply has been received to az published
ehmsc OF alleged il-irestmsnt towards yossx woman
Who applied for assistance the Girls rocr.,g House -
Rev. 9. H. A. BuLKfxr Chaplain and ao,usry Of d. Y
n G. A.
+ sfR-Tn reply to your communication in ves,sraa,,s
BxRAfp II Won will have the goodness 10 cali ~ the
Rirl3 Lodging House. No 205 New Canal street Won IN
pave full explanation Of the circumstances attending
fhs case OF Margaret stokell and had you done 40 be-
9ore publishing your note they neither would probably
mAf1 A0psared 3, TROTI, Superintendent
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Chiclxering e. sons
AMERICAN PIANOs TRIUMPHANT
al the
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS

in addition to the
GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR.
The Emperor Napoleon. in
person, accompanied the presentation with
the decoration Of
THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR.
thereby comforting tho
CHICKERINu MEDAL
the only scion the other medals awarded
pianoortes, all Of which exactly equal
value, and thereby confirming the
unanimous award of the
THREE JuRIES And THE IMPERIAL COMMISSION.
placing the CiiICKERING PIANO at the
HEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
653 Broadway, New York.
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Gn0d Hand Taught tu Ten Lessons, Mt Nc .
2 East Fourteenth street, By OLIVER d GOLDsMiTH

A.. Q
Hnshands, love your wives and give them PLANTATIONS
BlIIfKS when they suffering nervousness gene.
RAJ dcby fantness, spasms Of the thousa I'D
one diseases 70 which the weaker liable HAVING
yourselves experienced the benefit their the
blessing to others This nvaiu bic viii hypo-
chondria or the blues damaged
system. gently stimulate ianguid secretons dspel vaporA
anu ennu aud generally build up the
fof each sex and an ~ Is gentle uant a
the word '' - -
MAGNQ1IA wATER.-A delightful toilet ar,icie-supe.
rior 10 Cologne and AT half the price
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Eu R 0 P e.
BY THE CABLE TO JULY is.
.-y-~o~~~->>>>>~~-~~~~~->
An American Difficulty with
Portugal.
-~~->>~N~-~~~~-~<>Oo-o>~>->~
Extenuating Circumstances in
Shooting at the Car.
>>~~<~>~>~~~~~D>~~-~~~>
The POpe's AllOcutiOn--..A Grand Council and
Worldwide Reformation.
~~~~~%~~~~~~~o~-o~~~~-->~-
The vicerOy of Egypt ON the
The vicerOy of Egypt ON the
Slave Trade.
{ N G 1 A N D

Progress of the Reform Bili-N0 Regular
Troops for Ably ssinin.
LONDON, July l5-Mdnight.
In the House Of Commons tonight, the Reform bill
was ordered to a third reading
The government denies that any troops have been
ordered TO Abyssina for the Of the English
ves; but asks for authority to sepoys for expe
dition.
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THE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.

Victory Of IA North American Rowing Club.
PARIS, July 10, 1867
In the great regatta which took place az ST. Cloud,
the Seine, during the past week and closed Saturday
the Western Club, from st. John, New Brunswick,
rowing four cared boats two International prizes
They had to compete with three Oxford and two
London boats Of the same class
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the Attempt on THE CAR.

Conviction of the Assnssim, with sExfcunatius
Circumstauces.o
PARIS, July Is, 1861
The trial of Berezowski for his attempt assasnats
the Emperor Of Russia has resulted in verdict Of
equity, with extenuatng circumstances" and he has
been sentenced to Imprisonment at hard labor for fe
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ton with the Pope.
FLORENCE, June 29--Evsnng
'Hed has made move upon black sooner than or
The rest OF the world anticipated. The word cred" may
al once suggest to you the great who brought shirts
o. that color into fashion, and Who they cay s now
husly laying In a fresh stock for few friends with
whom be may take an Rome in order to pay
his respects at the Vatican ni the black gentry ia
one OF the appeaions, familiar than respectful by
which Italians frequently speak OF their spiritual guides
Garhaldi, indeed nensides this idea by besowng the
title Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF tho black art-upon
tho priests 10 one OF his recent letters So
much for the symbolism OF red and olscs In Italy
The movement, lave 10 announce to you Is worry
Wild very foolish and u "a 70 be hoped that every
body At fault In abaIing the concocton thereof to
the Roman National Committee. Such fas,o would
augur badly for their discretion and for their capacity
give effect 10 the national aspirations Let the story
speak for ssf On the evening Of the le,h lust, abost
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the CUBA At HALIFAX.


HALIFAX, July 10, 1901
The steamship Cuba arrived bore from Liverpool Al
three o'clock this morning. and sailed again for Boston
Of ten, where she will be due tomorrow evening She
has one hundred and forty passengers
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A BRACE OF MURDERS IN LOUISVILLE.
StcAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

LouisvrLs, july Is, 1867
IL O'Clock z. NJ.
george on we'll known butcher was fatally stabbed
py 'onn smith last night, and James Wheeler a
moulder was killed night by John Fersuson plas-
tsrer Both the murderers were arrested
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NE FE NJ | A n S.

Arrest of Another Agent in England.
LoSDoy, July Is, 1857.
prominent Fenian, supposed to be General Farrell
was arrested in this city last night and has been to
Dublin tor trial.
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lea ~ p.rrsy,s Sauce-De,icisasw with soup
JOHN DUNcASs SONS. Agents for tho ai,es states.
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r U S S IA.

Government Sale of RailrOad.
LONDON, July 15 1857.
The Russian government has sold the St. Petersburg
and Moscow Railroad to the Messrs Barring Brothers and
Hotinyuer
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The Howe Machine Co.'S lock stitch sew.
fue sanhnesi,fAS HOWE. Jr Original inventor Of tho
ssYins msthlSoA President, ees Broadway New yorx.
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pErccsslcs. PimpIes. Tan. Moth. yellow. Re4.
Brown Patches Flesh Prckly Heat and all ekta
biernshcs cured By aoU sArDs Italian Meicated eosp.
Al his old stand, f53 BroF dway. and druseists.
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Marine Intelligence.

QrrESsIowS, July 1.-THE steamship Palmyra Cap.
tain Watson. from New York July ., has arrived
here ~ route to Liverpool
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eMtssisawot ~ ring Water Cures Cancers
risis
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Crissrdcro's Hair Dyr.-Tbe Best Ever Man. .
Aston House.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.-rrizes PALE. -
goo. lhtfnaufu furnished. Tie highest rscs pAu ~
Doubigons ond AZ Kinds Of Gold ani silver, -. =, =.
IAf loH & Co. Bankers, ID wan strsct, NJ T.
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r Ei' Is.s LG,ss l ssw,ns sIechirss
voiute tensoni adjustable 9 rop feed
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\. Or; j.. III. Schegck. at PhiladeIphIa. win
every Tuesday from . 4. ". taS r. VI.
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Grover IL Bakers Htshcsf Pr.mivr, se,xIw~
hscniDes ss6 Broadway. New York.
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t.ournud,. Pc udre sub;iie. Uprcots Hair
from ow toeheaae ~ part OF the body, al
oourauds OLD depot Ass Broadway. and dr1ggisls.
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! r { | A N D.
Famine In the Western COuntics-Extrene
Suffering of the People.

DUBLIN, July Is, 1861
Reports from the county Mayo and the adjoining dis
trlcs OF Conremara represent that the desttuon and
suffering Of the inhabitants becoming xtreme in
Consequence Of the famine in that part Of The sand
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A Cure Warranted or Money Returued.-Dr.
fiLEh Negetaole Rheumatic Remedy permanently
kheumnrsm Neuralgia, Govt, warranted harmless.
Agents, DEMAS BARNES q Pa K row, HEMBOLD J9l
broadway.
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Wien ao'biei 10 By DE fercs hroes Of GRIprNo
COLO AMI with the sweat Of agony eezng froa every
sasy<f ses dose q RADwAy's RGADY 4nLIYt, "a
strong friction 70 The stomach knd boweiA TIA po WI
bottle, sod b. pTvegktA
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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of Tar HERALD

The Attempted Invasion ofthe Roman states
Illustration of the rlan by the italian
STroops-The Kings Desire for ReconciIin.
ton with the Pope.
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TcrriHc, Nnflnught.

Tcrrifc, Dnfiaught. ,,--, -
Nov the season FOR those huge black swnrms OF
flies tina. rIaen man beast Don't endure II. Buy
DUTCREEeS IIgnfNiNG Fly KILLER and cxtermf.
nate tae-D. Price Cccnis.
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Gouraud'. OIieu, al CREAM,

v,Endor,cd by the fas tonsbe world At GOURAUD'a
Boston, Weldon iihr ford; Dr.. W. @. Coz, ypsanu.
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The VicerOy of Egypt GA the White Nile
TraGc-Hints to the Christians of EurOpor-
Tho Constitution" Twelve Hundred Years
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NGlfd nay of tao Conventions of GerMaO
sia&ers ia s'hiiadciphia-The First 6:rnnA
t"ncert-One Thousand singers and % ~
chssiFn OIL sixty Performers in che Acndeay
as :.