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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-08
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, February S.-The esti-
mated sales Of cotton to- day amounted
to $4,000 bales. Uplands, 3d.; Orleans,
Sid.
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Notice 10 Taxpayers.

rI,HETAx BOOK FOR THE F0RTY-FIRST
Corpornfe Year has been made up A. u
sffects the original eight wards Of the city.
THROUGH the next ten days this book will be
open for insuection and correction Al ksquire
Richards' ofico, In the Exchanrc Buildinr-
Property holders in the Ninth and Tenth
Wards are earnestly requested TO furnish the
Assessors With maps. plans and Euhdivistcns 81
lots in the two new wards. 20 that there may %
no mistakes. IN measurement or oNncrenii'
made in the asfcssmcnt nov In progress.
JACOB WELLER. Assessor.
L. J. DUPRE. -.
February 5, lsds. az
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U. S. Internal Revenue Sale.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvEsuE OIEtyck'
MEMPBIs, TENx., February ,. lSos' ,
ON TUESDAY. THE IsrH 1NsIAHI, AZ
" u o'clock M, will sell. 10 'front.' OF me
bonded warehouse OF Edmonds' fettiere e 4
Mines nc ssme having been seized by me be-
cause thew were not branded OF inspected. At
same time and place will sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash. two Mqies and one dIayi
MI snd draw are forfeited under Section IS,
nsre n and section u. Of Act 5uly, is66.
49, " X. $. SAUNDERS.
40 Col. Int. Revenue, Sth Dist. Tenn.
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CROCK SPRING.

1872 Chloride Of Sodium,
Is Chloride of Potassium,
1856 Chloride of Calcium,
Chloride Of Magnesium.
143 Bicarbonatc of Magnesium.
~ Protocarbonate Of Iron,
l75 Sulfate of Limo,
zoos Free Carbonic Acid. equivalent to oil Cen
termeters Cubic Centermeters;.
Organic matter with traces of Nitrogen.
This is tho content of solid matter in 10000
q, ammes. as in the first mentioned analysis.
Sp ecifc gravity. 995.
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EUREKA SPRING.

EUREKA SPRING.
100 Chloride of Sodium.
I42 Sulfate of Soda,
81 Sulfate Of POTASH.
"A Bicarbonatc of Marnesia,
296 Prototarbonat of Iron.
20l Carbonate of Lime,
1883 Sufate of Alumina,
1898 Free Carbonic Acid Cas-, equivalent to
Oils Cubic Centimenters, which serves also
10 keep in solution the carbonic compounds
with which II is partly united.
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PITTSBURG.

PIrrsBuRG, February S.-River closed.
Thermometer, l00.
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Is answer to the boasts by the radicals
on the fighting qualities Of the negroes
some one has produced the following as
,be oe;c;al record ofthe War Office:
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MAGNOLIA SPRING.

6S1 protocarbonate Of Iron.
264 Carbonate OF Magnosia,
$50 Carbonate of Lime,
lO2 Chloride OF Sodium.
60 Suliate Of Soda.
10 Sulfate OF MAGNETISM,
2i2 Selicic Acid,
1871 Organic Substances,
Traces OF Slicate and Phosphate of Alumina,
1881 free Carbonic Acid, equivalent to l46s GU
bic centimeter.
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What prodigious fighting they must have
5ope. when out Of 10000 troops 1914
we're killed in q four years war; About
. fourteen per cent. Of the whole number
.ppesr 70 have deserted and run away.
What immense GreeksL
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MARBLE SPRING.

MARBLE SPRING.
Specific gravity. 995. Calculation made on
basis of IL, 900 grammes.
IQ3 Protocarbonate of Iron,
las Chloride Of Sodium.
2l4 Sulfate of Soda,
1856 Sulfate of Potassa,
Sc Sulfato Of Alumina,
fO Carbonate of Lime,
45D Free Carbonic Acid. and is partly united
with some of the salts, acting as their solvent
in the combination.
There is also traces Of Magnesia in the form Of
a Bicarbonate.
The largest amount of free Carbonic Acid in
ali the Springs of the Valley-specifc gravity
of these Springs. 99S.
These Waters are specific in the following
diseases: Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea, Gene
raj Debility, rheumatism, ScrofH!a, Sypnliis,
Scald II cad. Torpid Liver. Neuralgia, Consti-
patton, Periodical Headache. Lassitude, etc.
They are powerful Stomachic and Tonic.
They are exceedingly valuable in all diseases
of debility or broken down constitutions, pro.
duced by previous sickness or long habits OF
violation Of the Physiological Laws.
The titls to the property IS undisputed, and
he who is so lucky as to draw either one OF the
premiums, will have no difficulty on that ac-
count, Any one who may doubt upon the sub
ject. can be satisfied by calling at this office,
ESQ Main street.
Price of Tickets. 50.
vI-32 j. M. COLEMAN:
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The Southern Railroad Question
News from Mexico and YucataI

Cotton Firm in Liverpool.
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AMUsEM ENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.

Lessee and Manager. .--....-W. O. THOMPSON.
Stage Manager, .........-.-SHIRLky II. fRASoIL
Treasurer, u. ofklhkthi''
saturday Evening, February =, 1868,
Admirai Raphael Semmes on the Cruise oi
the Alabama" Lecture to commence Mt
o'clock.
MOND Az EVENING. February 10. BLA0 X
: CROOK-J. II. McDonough's Partisan Balhst
Troupe, Host Of auxiliary aid. New an q
beautiful scenery. involving cost OF sSV'oO'.
Prices of Admfssfoni
General Admissions 20
Extra for Reserved Seats.............'"....... ~
Family ~
Gallery. ss'''.''. -
ss- Doors open at quarter past seven curtain
rises at quarter 20 eieht.
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CAPITAL STOCK, $500, 0oO.
TAKE FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
DIRECTORS
OFFICERS.

W.. GREENLAW, President
JAS. ELDER, Vice-President.
S. Il. READ, Secretary.
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Gen. Hancock Issues an Order,
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The Election News In Alabama
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Mile. AUGUSTA LAMEREAUX,
Misses HELENE DEXERE.
KATE PAkTINGTQNl
LULA WH0RT)N.
Grand Ballet Of Twelve Beautiful Young
Ladies, under the direction Of Mile. Angus IA
LAMEREAUX, the Fairy Queen.
JOHNNY HART,
OSCAR WILLIS,
TONY BENTON.
DELAWARE BOY 5.
Wanted-20 Ballet Girls:
Admission. 80 cents; Private Boxes, 70 w.
As- Doors open at 81 O'Clock. Performance
q commence at ~ O'clock. la0
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MISCELIAN EOUS.

The French Language.
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VARIETIES THEATER,
Cor. Main and Washington Streets
CHAs. II. II. BROOM. Lessee and Proprietor
An Array Of Talent Unequaled I'm the
Southwest
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l. o. o. =.
The Officers EIected-Treasurer's Re
port.

From the Baltimsre sun, September 24.J
The United States Grand Lodge Of the
Independent Order OF Otd-FellOws as
sembled again yesterday morning in the
Odd-Fellows' Hall, North Cav street.
with the NJ. w. Grand Sire, James 2.
Sanders, of New York, in the Chair. The
Lodge proceeded to the election of OIL
GERS to serve the ensuing year, with the
following result: Z. d. FsEnswortb. of
Tennessee, NJ. w. Grand Sire, formerly
Z. W. Deputy Grand Sire; Frederick D.
Stuart, OF the District OF Columbis, r.
w. Deputy Grand sire James L. Ridge
~, OF Maryland, Z. w. Grand CORES.
ponding and Recording Secretary, re-
electsd Joshua Ysnssnt, Of Maryland,
E. w. Grand Treasurer, reelected.
The Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
submitted bis annual report, which wss
referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
The report shows thst the receipts for
The year amounted to $50, ,7S5 II; total
disbursement S3l, ,6S4 35, leaving a cash
balance Of Sl9, 100 81. The gross assets
Of the Grand Lodge, including the cash
balance, amount to S29, ,325 50. The re-
port contains an annual statement of the
Wildey monument fund. The receipts
for the year amounted to S52S IL, and
the disbursements $50, leaving q cash
balance Of $4gS Il. The gross assets in-
Guiding the cash balance and United
States hve-tWenty bonds, fOTmiag the
original fund, amount to 81, ass Ii. The
statement in reference To-, tae Southern
relief fund, shows the. the receipts, etc,
amounted to Si4327, and the disburse-
ments = SlS,6s4 SO, leaving cash bal
aEc5 OF s6i2 Al.
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Torture in Russia.

M. Emile Andreoli, who took part In
the last Polish insurrection. and on being
captured by the Russians, was sentenced
to twelve years Imprisonment in Slbe-
ria, has just published in the Revue
M0deT7ee the FIRST part of his prison recol-
lections. "l was told" he remarks,
that on two or three occasions an cleo
trio battery had been made use of by the
Russian police, to loosen the tongues of
the prisoners who refused to answer the
questions put to them, which shows that
the Russian government ia one of pro-
gress, and knows how to turn the discov-
cries of science to account. After all,
this was not more cruel than the torture
of the herring. knew several who un-
derWent the latter, and they told me that
nothing could compare with the suffer-
ings which they endured. They we're
confined in well-warmed apartment,
salted herfings with bread and water for
the first few days, being their only food.
If they refused to answer the questions
of the examining commissioner, the
bread was first OF all Withdrawn, and
then the water, whereupon the torture
Of intense thirst commenced, depriving
the sufferer of all moral strength, and
even making him abandon the resolu-
ton. which he had formed to die. Very
rarely did any one remain mute when
brought before the commissioners q see
ond time. The sittings were usually at
night, IN splendidly lighted apartment,
with refreshments OF all kinds tempting
~ displayed on the side tables. The
president would usually be most gra.
eious. Bye and bye,' hs would say,
we will, II you like, ask you to have
something 10 drink with u.s. The fever
and the vertigo caused the prisoners to
lose their reason, and they gradually
yielded. Hunger would not have brought
about the same result as thirst, which
loosens the tongue ever far more than
drunkenness does.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-30

CHARLOTTE BIRCH-PFEIFFER wrote
eighty tlve-act dramas, all Of which were
exceedingly popular except the last play
which she ever wrote, and which was
hissed wherever it was performed. Lud-
wig Iisck, the great poet and critic, to
whom it was submitted, rsshiy declared
that the authoress had no dramatic tai
ent whatever. The critics said the same
thing of Eugene Scribe and Victorien
5srdou at the outset OF their careers "a
dramatists,
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Henry P. Leland, Esq, son of
the late Charles Leland, died in
Philadelphia on Tuesday last, in the
f7rtieth year Of his age. He was gem
tleman OF culture and considerable lite
rsry ability, and was a popular contrib
utor to the leading magazines Of this
country. He wrote several works OF
merit, the more prominent being /:
" Americans in ROme"-ad delightful vol
ume Of travels, and "The Gray Bay
Mare, " q volume Of humorous sketches. u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-30

RETURNS received by the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office, during
the past month, exhibit a free disposal
under the provisions of the homestead
act, OF lis farms, embracing an area of
II ,269 acres, located as Follows: At Tai
lshsssee, Florida, 50 farms, SIG acres
at Huntsville, Alabama, "a farms, 5000
acres, and at Washington, Arkansas, 20
farms, embracing 1858 acres.
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QUITE row was raised at BIountville
last week by a Rebel lawyer demanding
that colored jurors should be sonmoned
to I'LL up jury. The seven or eight
trooly loip' already on it forgetting
their first principles, as well as the dig
nifty due to Judge Howard, openly and
boisterously protested. - Greenville Union,
Sept. "A.
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Ex-President Roberts, Of Liberia, is
st present in this country, and will
remain here until December, looking
after the interests Of the Liberia College,
Of which be is now the President, and
will visit several Of the New England
colleges, 10 obtain information ia relation
TO their management.
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WEST POINT, since its first establish
1ent, on March Is, 1902, has admlttsd
1902 cadets, Of whom 2210 were graiu-
ated. The total appropriations for the
Academy for the period OF sixty-six
years have amounted to IS, ,552, ,339. This
includes the cost Of the grounds, Inn
provements and educational apparatus,
as well as tho pay of the professors and
the subsistence of the cadets.
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present one seems to have good pros
pect of success. In such a case, Gen.
Prim would naturally become the head
of new cabinet, and the next move
will be an appeal to the nation, and the
eonvocRtion of a Constitutional Assem-
L.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A Rectihsr, Mixer, Blender and
w Maker Of Essential OILS; also, a good
Salesman is now in the city FOR an engagement
for the ensuing season or lsnger, If salts actOFy
Reference Of the drst-class given. Address A.
2, at this Oficc. sepZs 81
WELLING WANTED TO RENT-A House
with to rooms. Address K. d. z, A -
peal Of11ce. sep2S 3t=
VUANTED-By q CT mpeteut man, a situation
~ as Book-keeper or Saiesmsn-a Cotton
and Grocery house preferred. The applicant
has been engaged IN business in Aem ph!s FOR
twelve years. The oest Of city and country re-
fsrsuees given Address T, care J. N. keatlna,
a VPEau 0fice sell
Wy TASTED.-A situation as BOOk-keeper by
W al experienced business man and thor
s1gh accountant Address B. G., Appeal ONCE
Ru2j
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NOTICE.

WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBE-
w raj
CASE ADVANCES ON SHIPMENTS
Of Cotton TO our correspondents in New Or
leans, La.
MA RTIN WALT &c Co,
Memphis. Sep. "a. 1858 C1ml zz2 Front st
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NOTICES.
Notice.

A Ii persons whom il may concern are here
a By notified that Certificate No. 2lg fOI eight
shares and Certificate No. 1886 for i've shares
OF stock in the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road having been lost or misiaid, application
has been made for e re issue Of said stock.
MATTHEW J. COX.
Memphis May 8, 1865 sept 3w
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Notice,

4 HAVE two bsautIful and well improved
1 Plantations In Lee county, Ga,, within
thres miles Of the city OF Albany. bounded BY
enc Of the best railroads IN the State, and a
fns Lot and c0mmOdious Dwelling q the city,
which I will gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer to me.
ar1E WRFG KIT
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PETRo OIL.
Petro +! Petro /! Petro |!

THE Tennessee Petro Oil Company is stil
Il alive at their new stand,
2sa Main street, Opposite Clay BuIIding,
We inform the public In general to come for
ward and try it. We also defy competition in
our Lamps, Burners and general Lamp Stock.
We are manufacturers Of the Hanging Rock"
Stoves Tinware, Castings OF great varieties,
to examine our stock.
ses Itn RosENRAUM q BROS.
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BOARDING.

OARDING.-FurniEhed Rooms with Board,
10 at I6l second street. References req quired.
Eeu8
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Mnfice.

7 HAVE good EIGHTY SAW PRATT GIN
L which 1 viii sell cheap. refer to Messrs
0albrsaJn, stewart & Go.
zes II 4. WRIGHT,
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NOTICE.

AFR. D. J. DOYLE became member OF cur
vi Grm on the lst ingt., tls Grm style re-
naming unchanged
september %. IsSS. sepI7 I'm
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FOB SALE.
FOr sale.

FOr sale. "
A SECOND HAND SEVENTY SAW GIN,
]. g. SHAW & CO,
ss24-tf ass Second street
T1OR SALE-TWO secondhand gins, one 65
L and enc 80 saw, in splendid condition, at
half price. Inquire at CHELSEA Ml LIS, head
Of Third street. sspZZ ~
NOR sALE-One UPRIGHT BOILER AND
Il ES6INE, on iron frame, s-hOrse power
call at Water Tanks, foot OF Madison street
seS9
EFOR SALE-PATENT RIGHT.-Ths Patent
4 Right Of = newly invented Lock Guard"
f5r any state IN the Union can be secured by
sBpIicstiOn 10 the undel signed. II Is uSeIuit
and wiz Ray active men who engage in IT'D sale
One in use at this ONCE, where those interested
szn inspect il address
aus 4 SAM SHLOSS. AppeHi.
CUBURRAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE on EASY TEREs.-My lanes, mules
east OF the city, are for sale, on terms 70 suit
pUrsh asers, for cash or on shy 1me-frOm one
to ten years, and IN any QUanItty-trOm acres
- 800. Ny residence, with from "A TO 33 acres
lEnd, VIII be sold a. great bargain, Tor CAST
OF on the usual terms Apply TO myself, on Inc
premises, or 10 ROystsr, Trezevant & Co., my
agents, II the city. .-
is5 n. II. IRRELEVANT.
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ST. LOUIS.
@. f. CHAMBERLIN q CO..
Manufacturing and JOlhing Stati0nGFs,
2oI Nerth SIain street,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

HAVIN6 established ourselves as above
III with largely increased facilities, We are
prepared TO execute all work in our line at
style.
we are in receipt of large and complete
stock of Flat Cap, Letter, Legal Cap Foolseap'
velopes, Pens, Pencils, Inks and StattOners'
articles generally, which we offer to the trade
at New York prices, freight added, for cash.
BS- Agents for sale Sssion's Magic Binder"
sep9 1m~ C. X, CHAMBERI4IN & co.
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E$oUr facilities are such that We can Qtzer
Goods at New York Jobbers' prices. -ss - I'm
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I 500 ID. d. & f. SMITH STEAMBOAT

GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS WHITE
- SToNE, DAYLES DOCK, GREAT NECK, SANDS POINT,
MOTIFS DOCK, GLENCovE. GLENWOOD aud RONLYN. On aud
amer SATURDAY June 18th he AVID elegant Sieamboat sgA
WANHAKA Capt Post leaves q T. H. (Peck Sp (Suu.
eIceptedl. 4 y m. for the places.
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SCIENCE.

5,.,u,ov or SuLPHUR.-M. Schultz
enSeser has proved nSs gSpg FaRT in
sulphur may be erystafeG without the aid Of any
onsnnv,r,oN OF NEBULE.-Father Secchl OF
Rome, IN on the great nebnia Of Orion states
DebaI is seen much better in moonlight thh t S
oaIn ,ie onticai prncpe that the difference OF twS
EpSts is moro easily appreciated when they are ""
tiaD when they are strong
CELESTIAL OBSERVATIONS IN THE SOUL l LIAM
HEMsPHERE-The expedition sent our nsia the treat
under Lieut. John Herschel TO observe IN asa adv done
% Sn se With spectroscope furnished by the
Royal Society six nebul@ have eeen If hrieht lines
he thoss exhbed 6y the great nebula OF Orion ana Is
thus proved 10 be in the gaseous s'AVe'
THE APPROACH OF SIRIUs.-Mr. 1ugg;i lls. mas DIS
made subtle application OF speetrosc4ple analysis, 9y
bcb ne ter1es whether celestial BODY Is approach
INC or reeedng in consequence OF change III tne rean
gihutfes of light produced, by modlncatlOh OF the
tberea waves He as one OF the remarkable
results OF his investigations that the bright nheo
r H approaching the solar system AT the rate OF IVA
miles per second
CERu-M.-The late DIR. Charles Wolf of Gin
enna O., while IN the laboratory of Bunsen IN Heloei
burg Germany, made elaborate investigation on inc
equivalent of Ceriun The papers containing an acGoI
Of his experiments and calculations have been -
Genh OF Philadelphia The result OF the investigation
j. the number 1904 estimating oxygen at % as inc equiv
Rlent Of the purest eerium.
TEST FOR NAPTHALINE.-VOh OIL states that When
napthaine treated with concentrated nitric ae anu
the mixture is diluted with water precptate u pro
dueed which after being washed first Win wafer anu
then Will diluted alcohol three fourths waer may O9
placed i'm watehglass with few drops OF solut9 vi
bydrate of potassium and OF sulphide OF potassium anu
evaporated to dryness on water bath On
fhe residue with alcohol magnificent req Noet cOlo
Is Immediately developed.
MEASURING TELEsCOPE.-The Ordnance Sc
Ieet Committee of the War Department OF Great D[I
have approved Of the telescope patented Dy messrs
Elliot brothers London, which enables the distance Oh
eitber infantry or cavalry 10 computed instantaneous
w. The distance is obtained by means OF Two Wits
VVhi
moteness OF the object, which IS IN ratlO 70 tue
of the two wires between which It IS seen Inc
Of the wires is produced by double eccentric moving
round the smaller tube Of the telescope
BRORsEN's COMET.-This Comet, discovered
An I4s was missed at perheon passage IN 1851 IL
was seen i'm 1857 again missed in 1852 and rescoveTed
In April 1865 IL not be cOufOunded with anotheI
bearing the same and revolving IN more EXTENDED
orbit The Comet inst discovered has been subjected 70
specroseOpic analysis by Mr.. Higgins OF London Inc
spectrum consists Of three bright bands resembling those
seen In the spectrum OF DOnais comet Their length
proves that they due TO the nucleus OF the comet
alone but are partly the result Of the light OF the coma
IL appears that the nucleus and nearly the whole OF the
coma of this comet are self-lunlinOus.
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0ttan Sttumtrs.

DASSAGE TO AND FROM
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
4 a ~ AT REDUCED RATES.
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND IRELAND
SCOTLAND AND WALES
Por particulars sppy
NATIONAL LINE.-The steamship LOUISE
~ ANA. Forbes vii leave on SATURDAY August q. at m
om Pier No ~ North River Passage to Liverpool QueeaoWn
cabin. sloO So Storage tickets from Liverpool
Qreensosn S ouee Apply the Company oees Nos 81
All ii BIosdRU y. w. j. HURST. MaIsssL
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7 0NG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Lcave James.

M Grcenport and stations except Woodse Willow
Tree NuTthuort Passenger Train and all stations
eep Willow Tree 81 kNgrss rain for Geenport stopping at
jamaica Aineoa Iieksyle aud al stations Eat Nortbport
Passenger Irain, aud all slatsns except Willow Tree
sp Passenger Train aud al stations All passenger
connect %
SUNDAY Train leaves Hunters Point Hampstead
Glen Cove North p Norbpor sui all stations
ters Point al 6;lO .. Takes effect June u, 1893
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S1t6 publications.

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