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c1T srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL (
Bay ST. LOUIS, MIsslsairPI

This institution. conducted by the Brothers oa the
Sacred Heart has been successful operation since
,s,5 Itsbeautiflly situated the shores OF the Bay
commanding an extensive of the Guf-and afford
the advantages of the breeze and eathls IN
the Summer is for pupils great inciteneRt TO
b,oIthful amusement The Commercial Course COM
,,rises all the branches of good English educaIon
5lS pei sessson PaSsble han yearly tmn m
ad-ance -S2oU w
Bedding, per session, tOptional) 10 ~
YScatior # sDeni at the 50 0o
EXTRA CHARGES: 81.
Piano and Violin, per month, each " W
@ BInte Pc, per ,t mn0h,m nor M . 90
German languages, per month each. w
For further particulars "lBpiGg lG to OF oRT,1o,D
fer41y Director of the College
! CIR JosEPHS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
| = Conducted by the Sisters OF charity,
Near ElnIuitsburE, Frederick County MaFylaha.
This institution is pleasantly situated in healthy and
picturesu part of fFrede-clS,e"Sity, MaTyai htit .
Mary's College 1t commencei in 1902 and irGor.
rorifed by the Legislature Maryland in 1876 The
| buildings are convenient and spacious
Te cbaTgg for Board and Tuition including Bed
and Bedding and Doctors fees, per session. S oS
Music Drawing and the Languages extra charges
| - ALL PAYABLE IN ADNAACE.
The Academic year divided in two Sessions Of FIVE
months each, beginning respectively on the 7'h o a"
Letters OF inquiry directed , to the, the e1r,Ep1op
upts 81 81 Ltatt24azS. Nd
| or JOHNS COLLEGE,
Fordhaua, westChester County,
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TRRNS:
Roard and Tuition payable hafyearly in advance 1926
Washing and ALendinS ~
oc33 am ]. SHEA, S. j., President,
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There are eight of PAGE & cos ROOFS at & tlsl
Orcuns Gas Works, and all perfectly tight Lnss
up three years ago are apparently intact ~ DaaH fH
keep out the rain not single leak could ee =. " h
the roofs covered by Page Co.. Daring the " y !
years, employees of these Works have haa soLns ,
speak of them IN the highest terms My aIs eaIsHs
with this roofing has been perfectly fatlsiaoas
am convinced that any one has only 70 glNs =
trial to become satisfied Of thoir merits ,r,..1
WM McCULL0CH, AA1iss
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SoULEs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
so and 3 Camp street, corner Natehez.


This is chartered institution, with authority to
fer Degrees grant Diplomas etc Its full course Bu-
and stores are and all the branches bust
education practically scientifically and philosop
Ty this course and system of work the Student &C
quiies in few weeks months, the experiences of
life time Every known facility ia made of to meet
demands of the business community advance the In
lar Institution superior in all its departments.
Scholarships issued by oules College are good IN forty
cooperative Colleges This is advantage that IL NOT
enjoyed, and which cannot be extended by any other
The Commercial and Exchange Calculation Depart
mont remains in charge of the Principal whose easy
years received. with unprecedented favor by discern
Lectures are ven by the Principal and able
Instructors Accounts Commercial Law, Modern Com
merce, Commercial Ethics Political Economy end the va
rious subjects Of C9meTetal Science, 70 which business
All persons Interested the of education are
cordially invited TO visit the institution examine the
truly practical course and system of business training
and see how essentially different 1t Is from the oil
For circulars containing full information, call at the
has Jas iy GEORGE soULE. New Orleans
n PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M.
INA GS4GsPt0R % Mem v the State
Louisiana aud empowered TO confer degrees is con-
-ings are well adapted educational purposes. a
courtyard entirely OF from the street s reserved for
A. M till their departure at p NJ, they const9nty
The course OF instruction embraces Creek Latin
English; Frrnelt Poetry, Rhetoric History, Geography
1f With the addition 81 fEespng and the aSTS
/ Conims rcial BRANCHES: also the German language
Studsuts age not admitted, unless they know how to
Tic noT and rel gious training of the studeutsis the
Every montbn report to parents, stating con
duct proCress rank in class and attendance.
| The academical year begins the drst Monday
October, and ends ABOUT tie $st OF July
Collegiate Course payable in advance. and in Unstes
States currency, two months, $50.
PREPARATORY 9oaEze. sIe- Iel4 "
/ PA r aaD y MD
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DAsS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
rAss CHRISTIAN sIIsSIssIPP1,
pirected by the Christian Brothers.
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ORLEANS ACADEMY, No $50 CAMP STREET,
~, Between Calliope and Poevfarre, conducted
BY NfAIE. DIMITRN. -
Phe Twenty sixth Annual Session Of this nstit'stion
viii begin the First of September 1867 The system
of adopted is thorough and all the t books
Of propriety. 1t COnteplates the
progressive development of all The faculties, the orma
ton of manners, and communication ST useful know
ledge aud accomplishments, without permitting tho
latter TO Interfere with the young ladies' other studies
NINE. NJ D. DIMIrRY, Box s05i, PostOfice. Be5 2m
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cAINr vINCENTs CoLLEGE,
CAPE Grammar, Missouri.

This institution conducted by the Priests Of the Coz.
greration of the Mission OF St " nceht OF 81 & 20
located on Mississippi river iorty lits
TfovrCaro and one hundred and fifty miles below d.
Louis. .....,,,oliors and we'll
ycuTtlatct The grounds are heautiul' eAtehsA'o' '
well adaptcd for heathful exercise ~, ,,..s
The College ia of access Regular ally p"sAe's
The SO sesTofastic wear begins the FIRST MoEDAf
OF SEPTEMBER, and onds about the hrss Oh 'us
TERMS.
BOARD and Tuition per scholastic year a.
Washinr and mening of articles washeu- ~
Physiciams Fee and Medicines ------------- Az
For further Information apply to a r-.,r
" Rev. ANTHONY VERiN 4, y n,
NO. N President of the College
Or to Rev. TFOS. j. SMITH, G. NJ.
au29 3m StJosephs ChuIcn, Wv o
| 4 CADEaY OF THE VISITATION,
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s=oav7ra arAR AID CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
The Church.

1>;cVV-10IS1 INV oRIEANs. SUNDAY, ocroBER 81 1853
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The duties of this institution will be resumed On The
| FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS. r7e
ELoUR..-.....e-F FLOUR. FIo,;s

We have on hand at all times and to arrive q. y
lowing brands of FLOUR which we offer to ths ~.
at very lew prices Our stock is large and well s..
ed, all of which is from St Louis amt Sou(ler me-
and the brands are favorably known 10 the t.as A A
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4 CADE;tY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA RICHMOND, VtHc1SrA'
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NEW ORLEANS GAS WORKS, October 1t

Roeang Material at less than Now York price"
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Carondelet street between Poydras slScn az ii d
IIKENESSES OF deceased persons -,S,s.TScvgd siy
PbotOrruphs painted after the most Apt.Snc tper
'Tbe nubIIc are invited 70 call and e1aan.,s ln,sss q
Lessons given in painting at moderate I'-S'
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DIS TNGUIsHED CHINESE ARRIVAL.

The Chinese Commercial Agents from San
Francisco at tho Metropolitan Hotel.
New York has another sensation. party Of pro-
minent "Celestals" has arrived in the city, ana
WILL for the next fortnight or SO, be the
centre OF all attraction ana the cynOsure Of all
eyes, This time 1t Is not party Of diplomatsts or
political representatives. with which Ia times past
our citizens have become acquainted. Yet those
who are now here do also bear representa-
tive character, bestowed upon them by power
which, in the present age, Is mightier than dplo
macy and the forerunner Of political Intercourse,
they represent commerce, immigration and indus-
trial progress
They are Choy Chew and Sing-Man of whose ar.
rival in the West from San Francisco on shoir way
to New York. inspecting the country and learning Of
Its greatness they sped on the telegraph from dsy
TO day has already given particulars. 14'
Last evening at ten O'Clock THE distinguished pArtS
arrived in this city by the dudson River RAILROAD
They were accompanied by Mr. p. Il. NOISE. Of
Chicago. ana DE- d. w. Li5bey. OF Cleveland ana
took their QUARTERS during their contemplated
s ss!e In New York at the NeuenQlNsn
h..ecl. Mr.. Chang-Ohoy waS highly &C.
credited to Messrs. 8. Leland Co., OF
the metropolitan by Mr.. Richard b. Irwin, or the
agency oi IN Ras,fe hf Steamship Company st
and enterprising OF the Chinese merchants In the
lily OF the Golden Gate. Upon their arrival OF tie
hotel the party took supper and Immediately retircd
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CONNIE

State Convention of Ultra Prohibltionisls-A
Temperance Party to BE Organised.
HARTFORD, August II. 1869.
State Convention OF temperance men was held
In this city to-day to appoint delegates to the Ma
tional Temperance Convention and to consult upon
the organization Of an Independent political tenn
perance party In this State. The attendance was
small, not over fifty persons. The following resOlu-
uon embOdies the platform, as Adopted
Resolved That the temperance voters Of Connecticut
we aonounce as our platform FIRST no license n form OF
under for the sale Of alcoholic drinks
BEVERAGE second the absolute and entire Of the
such puposes third the enactment Of such laws viii
the enforcement OF all liquor laws fourth the election oe
minister the laws.
The following resolution was discussed ct length,
being earnestly opposed by portion Of the c0nven
ton; but was finally passed 10 to 15:-
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Convention the In
Of the temperance would by ths
formation Of an Independent political party
1t was also resolved not to support for GOvernor.
Lieutenant Governor or member OF the Legislature
any individual until 1t be ascertained that In his
official position he will sustain the prohibitory law
and will favor suc6 legislation as VIII enable the
people and the authorities edectuauy to enforce 1t.
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PENNs YLvvANIA.

The National Executive Cemmittee Of the
Union League.
PHILADELPHIA, August II, 1860.
The National Executive Committee OF the Union
League OF America met In this city to-day.
Governor Geary, In an eloquent address, well
coined the committee to the commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania. An exhaustive report Of the state
of the Union League throughout the Union was read
by Thomas G. Baker, the National Secretary. Mea.
sures were adopted to aid the pending elections in
Mississippi, Texas ana Pennsylvania. An address
TO the League thr0uRhout the United States on
the subject Of adhering to the objects Of the
organization and sustaining the administration and
resolutions warmly endorsing the removal OF cop
pcrheads and conservatives In Mississippi and other
States were adopted. Appropriations for the cleo
tons about to take place and other mporapt cleo
ton matter were attended to.
The meeting was full and deeply interesting. The
charter Of the State Council In Mississippi was re-
v0ked, and Mr.. A. Naygate appointed special COM
missioner to re0rganixe order there. The committee
adjourned 70 meet st such time and place - may he
determined upon.
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Summary Execution of Carlists Without
Trial-Thc Crown Of Spain to be Offered tn
the King Of Portugal-NIore Carlist Bands
In Catalonia.
MADRID, August II, 1862
Via French Atlantic Gable. !
The provisions stipulated by the martial law,
passed on April II, 1921, which require the assem-.
bling OF council Of war to try insurgents not
being now observed in Spain. The troops shoot all
individuals suspected Of Carlism without any kind
Of trial. Nine persons have been summary shot in
the vicinity of Barcelona which has created very
bad impression among the people.
1t Is reported that General Prim intends ofIering
the crown Of Spain to King Louis OF Portugal, IN
which case spain and Portugal would be governed
In similar manner as Austria ana Hungary, and
the King would divide his residence between the two
capitals.
A Carlist chief Cobeclla Estartus has crossed the
French frontier and passed into Catalonia, where he
has Joined q band 400 strong.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-L0NDON, August 11-4:oo
p. M-COnsOls closed at 82X for ni0ney, and % for
the account; United States hve-twenty bonds Quieo
and steady at S3,S; Erie Railway shares, Wi; ILL.,
n0s Centrals, 94tl.
LIvRRPOoL CoTToN MARKET-LIvERPo6I, August
1-4:30 P. M,-The market closed firm. Mtddiing
upands, l3d; middling Orleans, 13xd. 1870. The
sales OF the day are estimated ct coo bales. The
shipments of cotton from Bombay to the TIN last.
grams), have been %. 900 bales.
AAvaE COTTON MARkET.-hAvRE. August 11:-rt0
market opens quiet both on the spot and anoat.
LIVERPOOL BRKADsTtFFs MARKBr.-LxvRRPOoL
August 1.-THE market ts quiet.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvERPO0I.
August Lizard, TBS per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Observation-Disclosures. Al.
gust 1l.-Refned petroleum. Is. Sd. per gallon.
Linseed oil, &33 per ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON, August H.
Sugar easier at 39s. 3D. per cwt. for No. IL Dutch
standard on the spot. Linseed OIL &31 los. per ton.
Fine rosin, Los. per cwt Spirits petroleum Sd Dor
gallon.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP, August 11.-PU-
tr0leum, 53f bid, but holders ask u more.
PARIS BOURSE.-PARIs, August IL, via French
Atlantic cabe).-Bourse buoyant Rentes. zsf. 45c
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MISSOURI.

Posfponemerr Of the National Irish Iu,misra-
tiOn Convention.
ST. LOUIS, August II. 1859.
The Executive Committee of the National Irish
Immigration Convention met to-day and issued the
following CIRCULAR
To THE IRisHMEN OF THR UNITED STATES The
Executive Committee having In charge the prepare
tons for holding the National Irish Immigration
Convention which is called to meet In this city after
due consideration have determined to postpone the
assembling OF the convention until the sixth day of
October next Notice OF postpOnement Is hereby
given, and all delegates from the several states are
hereby notified that the time for holding the cOnven-
ton Is hereby changed from september to DC.
tOber 9. The good results which may follow the
successful Inauguration OF this important movement
1t Is to be hoped, will induce the attendance of the
ablest and most influential men everywhere In SYM
PATTY with the well being of the Irish people In the
United States 1t is believed that the same measures
which nave resulted 80 advantageously to other
races will applied to the Irsh produce equally good
fruit and tend more to the elevation OF the Irish in the
United States than anything heretofore attempted.
the emancipation OF the Irish from the vices OF great
cities, and the certain Generalization which results
from their concentration In the large centres of trade
Is work Of justice which calls loudly for instant
action It 6 not proposed to encourage immigra
ton, but to such as choose to seek home In the
United States It s the object OF this movement to
secure tq the fertile and growing West permanent
places OF abode for themselves and children.
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ILLINOIS,.

Tho Turnfcst at Chicaso-Iceheuses Burned.
CHICAGO August II, 1869.
The great funniest closed last night. The total
receipts during the festival were about $4,000 and
the expenses 324,So0. The seventeenth annual con.
gress Of Turnteachers and Turn-warts of the North
American Turner Bund met at Gymnastlc Hall this
morning. The main business Of the convention was
to decide upon some uniform method for the teach.
ers In the manner Of giving orders. The Cohyen.
tion decided that all q the teachers in the North
American Bu9d be fe4lSNed y ssld 2 full descrip-
comnltt86 appointed fol- that purpose. and after a
careful comparison and study the committee shall
make report to the national meeting OF Turn
teachers and Turn warts, which shall be called
within year, for the purpose OF liking upon some
uniform method Of instruction for the classes.
Early this morning the six mammoth tcehouses
belonging to the Chicago Toe Company, and located
ct Crystal Lake forty miles north Of this city were
vas STORED in the buildings The loss ID heavy
Tue origin Of the Ore v mystery.
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NEVADA.
Reception Of Vice President Colfax at virsinia
C;1ty.

Reception Of Vice President Colfax at virsinia
City.
CARSON, August IL. 1869.
Governor Blalsdel Mayor Adams, Judges Bald
win and Whitman and other leading citizens OF Wiz.
glnia City met Vice President Colfax yesterday
ing and escorted him ana party to their CITY, where
the Vice President was greeted with most cordial
welcome. In the evening Judge whitman intro
duced Vice President Coifax to the citizens, VINO
made one OF his most able and eloquent speeches.
He referred to his former visit four years ago, and
c0ntrasted the weary week Il took to make 1t then
with the speed and comfort with which he had made
the Trip over the Pacific Railroad In one Of Pml.
mans coaches, and spoke with great effect Of the
vast resources and progress and the power and future
glory Of the republfc He was frequently inter-
rupted with applause Governor Bross senator
Nye senator Frost, Of Nebraska, and Judge Bad.
win also addressed the assembly, which adjourned
with rousing cheers for the Vice President and the
Union. Mr.. COlfax and party are the guests Of Mr..
William sharon, Jr Thta afternoon the Vice Presi-
dent and parry were entertained By hrs Excelency
Governor Blaisdel at the Warne Springs, near TINS
city. TO morrow they visit Lake Tahoe, one OF the
most delightful spots ON the continent. All are Ia
the best OF health and spirits.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Testimonial to Mr.. seMHrd~The Western
Pacific Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 10, 1859.
The Society Of California Pioneers, In this city.
have purchased cane valued at 900 for presen.
tatiOn to William H. Seward on his return from
Alaska. The head OF the stick Is composed Of forty
one triangular pieces Of gold-bearing quartz from
the leading mines IN the state, set In gold.
The Western Pacific Railroad IA completed he
tween sacramento city and Stockton. aud regular
trains WIN commence rS22nn.sI ro-m6ff0w. <
Tpe fires continue 70 f8g8 In the woods OF wash.
tn6toh Territory, doing Immense damage to the
TIMBER ana owing to the dense smoke the naylga-
ton Of Puget Sound ID delayed.
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cS{[SI5T n ES515xl7'

About six O'Clock last night Patrick o'Oonneli. the
driver Of truck for the firm Of Evans, Gardner 3
Co., corner OF White street and Broadway ran into
stage No. GAL OF the Madison avenue line, Knocking
ing him under the wheels. which passed over linn.
Upon observing the injury done O'o0nnen whipped
up his horses and endeavOred to escape he was
arrested and locked up the Central Once: The In
jured man (ROgers taken to the City Hospital By
officer Reed OF the broadway squad, and lies there
In critical condition.
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TENNE SSEE.

Senter's BIo iority 62,OOO-Proposcd Rcpudia,
svr.- --'y.S- MA E-T u txx Hszi-.. y
tiOn of tho STATE Debt.
~ NASHVILLE, August II, 1889.
scnter's majority Is 5s,O0o. WIN nineteen counties
to hear from. The state Senate composed Of twenty
FIVE members stands twenty-on conservatives and
four conservative republicans. The House Of Repre-
sentatives, omposed OF eighty-rour members stand
stand sixty seven conservatives, nine radicals and
PIX conservative republicans, with TWO districts 10
IN speech at Milan on Saturday on the state OF
paying any portion Of the twenty million debt con.
tracted under the Brownlov administration. A
party entertaining these views has been gradually
forming for some months past.
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TURKEY.

The Turco-Persian Boundary Dispute.
C0NsTANTINOPLE, August 10, 1862
Vie French Atlantic Cable.
On the recommendations OF the Briush and Rus
sian embassies stationed in this City the Sublime
Porte has come to an agreement with the Persian
Ambassador to obseyye the nresent nrovtsonai
boundary line unt0 the completion OF the TurcQ,
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CUBA.

The Bad Weather and Unsystemized Com.
missarint Preventing Military Operations.
HAVANA, August IL. 1869.
the bad weather and an unsystemtzed commissa-
rat prevent the Spanish troops from making any
move at present. The nsurgent forces are held By
the same causes and suffer Isuch moro from weak.
ness than the Spanish troops on account OF their
want OF medicine and medical attendance.
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GERMANY.

The Prnssian Government on Baron Beust,s
Assertions.
BERLIN, August IL, 1869.
The Provincial Correspondence says the Prussian
government has requested the Austrian government
to publish all those communications by which Baron
Beust asserts no has endeavOred, without success
to bring about an improvement In the relations OF
the two countries
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.


varleus Repsrts Tending to the Speedy settle.
nent Of the Existing Difference.
PARIS, August H. 1900 \
via French Atlantic Gable.
Public opinion 10 Everywhere uissnimouns that
the difficulties betweed Turkey and Egypt will have
no serious consequences. All the Powers conn sel
moderation, and an adjustment Is no longer doubt.
full
VIENNA, August II, 1880.
The dispute between the Sultan and the viceroy of
Egypt inspires no serious anxiety here.
PARIS, August IL, 1860.
The Potrte announces that through the GOOD Of.
fees OF France and England Ismail Pacha has d.
cided to concede the demands Of the Sublime Porte
Favorable Reception Of the suItauss Lamar.
ALEXANDRIA, August IL, 1901
via French Atlantic Cable.
The letter rom the sultan Of Turkey was rscsived
here on Monday last and t Is reported that the con-
tents do not present any serious features and that
satisfactory reply can easily be made :"
Turkey Forbids tho Armaments Ordered nv
tho viceroy Of Egypt.
CONFERENCE.-The. August IL, 1882
The Porte prohibits the execution Of the orders
FOR an armament given BY the vioeroy OF Egypr
while In Europe. including one for 200 breech-
leaders In Berlin and another s"r . sup Of war ct
Trieste.
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OHIO.


Noninatien Of George H. Pcnaicfsn for Gsv.
ornOr.
COLUMBUS, August II, 1850.
The members OF the Democratic state Central
Committee met here to-day to devise means to hti
the vacancy caused by the declnati0n OF General
Rosecrans a. q candidate for Governor OF Ohio
and nave unanimously nominated George II. Peudle.
ton. THO hes accepted
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DANUBIAN MUNICIPALITIES.

Visit OF Prince Charles to the Gar.
BUCHAREST, August IL, 1869,
Via French Atlantic Cable. I
Prince Charles will leave at the end OF the week
on visit to the Gear in the Crimea.