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returned again 20 their guns and In time to open
fire upon the launch OF the Bencia, which, as be-
fore stated, was delayed and left behind. Master
Schroeder In charge OF the launch did not hesitate
TO force passage against all odds and join his COM
pani0ns. As soon as the fire from the tort was de.
yered he cOoliy returned the fire and pushed on up
the river.
At slack water the boats were headed down the
stream again; but. before they started on their re-
turn to lie squadron. lew shells were ,udiciously
thrown over the hill into the fort THIS procedure
settled affairs for that day.
THE COREANs EvACUATg.
The Coreans, finding their forts OF no use,,even
though the Yankees were around the corner ana
out Of sight, concluded TO evacuate They were
seen marching out of their works In single file and
making a short route to the woods In the rear.
RETURN TO ANCHORAGE
The work OF the surveying party being concluded
the vessels returned to the squadron without further
molestation.
THE BRITISH FLEET TO COOPERATE.
When the America left Yokohama II was rumOred
that the British fleet had been ordered to rendeZ.
vOus at Cher0O TO Cooperate 1t ia supposed, with
the American squadron In the COrea.
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port. shall sound the Iog horn at intervals not
more than two minutes, ana all steamers navigat-
ing In a fog thick weather shall SOUND tlxir
steam whistle at intervals OF not more than one
minute. Sailing vessels shall at all times on the
approach OF any steamer during the night time.
show alghted torch upon that point or quarter 10
which such steamer shall be approaching; and
upon any craft navigating rivers without being III
tow OF o steamer, such as RATS, nat boats. wood
boats and other like craft, shall sound a log horn
" Intervals Of not more than two minutes anu all
steamers hayigaag rivers III roy OF tica we i no
more than one minute.
The above will have immediate force on the pro-
mitigation Of the circular. s'''
The Weather Report.
Montreal Canada, and KeokSk, Iowa, have been
added % the list OF cities making Regular weather
reports TO the Signal Office in Washington, and ar
rangements have been made for the reports from
several other stations situated upon the Northern
lakes.
How Riots Punished in South Carolina.
Intelligence from Camden, \. g., is TO the effect
that the prosecution OF the rngcaers the recent
rOf at tnat place is TO be commenced. The Governor
hos taken away from the militia OF the same town
their arms, consisting OF l75 rite muskes and 1000
rounds OF ammunition.
The ku K!ux Testimony.
The Ku Klux Committee have examined witnesses
from North Carolina South Carolina, Alabama, Mis-
they will adjourn this week. The testimony Is accu-
ratey reported anu VIII make large volume.
The Executive Business.
All the business which comes to the Executive
Mansion requiring the Presidents personal atten-
ton, Is promptly sent to him at Long Branch Moth
Ing is yet known here in ocial quarters concerning
the Presidents action, II any. the differences be-
tween Secretary Boutwell, and Commissioner Pleas.
Onton.
Consolidating Internal Revenue Districts.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue mas sent
to President Grant for his approval order for the
consolidation OF the internal revenue districts OF
Virginia. Alabama and other States, with a view to
economy.
Personal.
The appointment of A. T. A. Torbert Consul
General to Cuba, and that OF Thomas Biddle as Min
lister Resident at San Salvador changes Of their
respective official positions
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THE CHRIS TIANS or CHICAGO

The War Between Whitehouse and Cheney
An Insidious Interference with Cheney's
Rights by the Bishop--Ths Vardeus stand
ManfuiIy to Their Rector.
CHICAGO ILL, July 10, 1871.
This morning after the close OF the services at
Chrst's church, a letter from Bishop whitehouse,
addressed to the Wardens OF that church, was read
announcing his intention to mold the Episcopal vsi-
taton at Christ's church on sunday, August 49, and
as the church Is now without rector instruc thug
the wardens to give notice TO the Pensioners OF the
Bishops intended visit and his intention TO al.
minister the rite OF confirmation and celebrate holy
communion; also asking the wardens to have those
seeking confirmation properly prepared by some
minister Of The church In good standing, anG ex-
pressing unwillIngness TO name suitable person to
rne reply OF tue warden. which was also read.
states that the Bishops note was received late
saturday night, ana this Is not the first time thew
have had occasion 10 regret that communications
intended TO be official have been transmitted at
thai deberaton Which ali scS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RS""s
are entitled to; also thai Rev. Edward
Charles Cheney Is rector Of The parish and still in .he
exercise OF his mlnisfrations that the BishOp's
note gives PROOF of his knowledge OF this fact that
as the Rev. f. G. Cheney IL rector OF this parish so
is he minister OF the the Church In good standing
and the wardens are not aware OF any lawful
ground upon which his standing can he impugned
In the proper preparation OF candidates for comm.
nation the rector needs no assistance from any
other minister of the Cnurch The reply closes az
iOllOws-
We would gladly see among twelfth Sunday
after Trinity administer the Apostolic conRrmation
Your notice 70 that effect was not addressed rector
proper Tor us to receive and impart such notice
to nothing OF the fact that II was receive
late Saturday night by one OF us, and IN the
absence OF others. and as public notice not been
gvcn the assigned cannot he
10 mat purpose and. would be an ipconycncn
election Whatever arrangement msde for n visa
ton another time the warens will pleasure IN AFFORD
ing such assistance In making for
IA "a their off &c require. -
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LONG BRANCH.

Move ments Of the Prcsideut-Jim Fisx's
Wonderful W0und-Thunder storm-Sncred
Concert.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 10, 1871.
President Grant and the Collector OF New Orleans,
J. NJ. Casey, attended the Methodist Episcopal
church tins morning. The President visits Fort
Hamilton tomorrow.
severe storm of thunder and lightning passed
over here this afternoon.
colonel Fsk's injuries keep him confined to his
room. His ankle Is greatly swollen, compelling
him to SEM for physicians who pro-
nounce his wound still dangerous. The Colonel
expresses his deepest regret not being able
tend the funeral OF the dead heroes.
grand sacred concert was given at the CONT
pic were present.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July Ill a. N.

WASHINGTON, July Ill a. NJ. J
Synopsis yto, the Past Trenty-four Hours.
The barometer has fallen since Saturday night
from the middle Atlantic coast to Wis.
consiu, aud has gained somewhat IN
the Southern and Eastern States. The area
OF lowest barometer remains over New England,
The pressure has fallen south CT the OHIO. Rain and
clouds have prevailed this afternoon from Lake On
tarO to Illinois and the Ohio river. Severe local
storms have probably prevailed in Southern New
York and Central Pennsylvania. but have been re-
ported only from New York city. The premontions
Of these were apparent Sunday morning, but not all
Saturday evening. Southwesterly winds have
generally prevented on the Atanuc and Gulf coasts.
Northerly WINDS nave been reported north OF New
York and on Lake Michigan.
Probabilities.
Cloudy weather, with local rains, is probable
for Monday from Louisiana to South Carolina !;
rising barometer, with partially cloudy and clsar
weather on the Lakes and cloudy and clearing
weather from Virginia to New York ana on the New
England coast. Storms merely local are not con-
sdered.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, July 49, 1871
The Corles yesterday evening voted the Budget
The murderer of Marshal prlm has been arrested.
THE PRINCE D'AsSIsE AND THE DUKE DE MONT.
PESSIER.
1t is said that the Prince d'Assise, son OF
ex-Queen Isabella, objects to the Regency OF the
Duke de Montpensier, proposed by the monarchical
party the OF the restoration of the Bourbon
dynasty III SPAIN
DIssENSIoNs IN THE CABINET
IL is rumored that IN consequence OF warm
discussion in the Cabiret Council Ministers Maros,
Gorilla and Berangey determined to resign; that
tue present Cabinet VIII be dissolved and radical
Ministry formed.
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F r a NJ G e i.
General de Paladine Entrusted With
a Command.
Theirs Alleged Letter to the
Pope Once More.
Courts Martial for and Wholesale Arrests
Of Communists.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July l6, 1871.
General d'Aurees de Palauiue has been appointed
Commandant of the Fourteenth Military Division OF
France
FORGERY OR NO FORGERY?
The Journal OWciet again pronounces the alleged
letter OF President Theirs TO the Pope forgery; but
the Aren, Liberal asserts that President Theirs has
written short and vague letter to the Pope, hint
ing that France Will support the Papacy diplomat-
caly II other powers act with her.
COURTS MARTIAL FOR COMMUNISTS
The courts martial for The trial OF the Communist
prisoners will open tomorrow.
HUNTING DOWN THE COMMUNISTS.
The number OF arrests made daily Is still large
Two hundred prisoners were arrested In the Mon
trouge quarter alone last week.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Vandaia Will leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth ana Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONES
az half.past eleven O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
viii be ready at half-past nine O'Clock In the morn.
ing.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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AN ALLEGED CHECK PORGER ARRESTED.

John Heyman, young German was arrested Sa.
urday evening by detective Heidelberg OF the Central
once, charged with having forged the name OF
Samuel Hrsh, lawyer, Of 3i9 Broadway, to several
checks for small amounts. He Is also charged with
forging the name OF a Mr.. Newcomb, also lawyer.
to several checks. The enterpri5lng young man was
locked up at Police Headquarters.
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ARREST OF wELL-KNovN CHARACTERS

Harris GreentnaI, alias GENERAL" aud Herman
Grecnthal his brother, both of whom are well
known to the police were arrested last evening by
Detectives King and Lyon Of the Tenth precinct, as
they were about to start for Boston. These men
charged with having on Saturday afternoon last
stolen si,400 from Jacob Nething, q house Kramer,
as he was leaving the Butchers and Drovcrs Bank,
at the corner or Grand street and the Bowery. The
Greenthals were locked W AZ the Eldrtdgc street
pOllce station,
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NEWS FROM NEW SOUTH WALES.
SYDNEY. June 9-Midnight,

SfDNEf, Juuc 5-MllnlyHt, |
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, July l6, 1871.
The steamer Nebraska reached Sydney on the
5th making the fastest passage recorded from Auck
land. The Governor and the members OF Parlia-
meut visited her during her stay here. She leaves
tonight.
Halls direct line TO San Francisco gets 81 $50
monthly subsidy from this Colony, commencing the
1st OF July.
severe shock OF an earthquake was felt In the
southern District yesterday.
The Colonial insurance companies lose s2OoOOo by
the wreck of the Queen of the Thames.
Market quotations are unaltered.
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NEWS FROM SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Ii, 1871
A contract will be signed giving the Colony the
sole right to connect with the Java cable when Par.
lament meets
the report that the World was attacked on the
coast OF America and the captain AMI boats
crew massacred Is false. She arrived I'm
port the 4th OF June without meeting
with any such mishap she encountered a heavy gale
on May T. IN latitude so south, longitude So 40 east.
during which the second steward and ships boy
were killed.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

JULY Il.
1sG3-Mayor Opdyke issued u proclamation decar-
Ing the riot at M eud In thus city.
1894 COLLISION occurred on the Northern Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad, near Philadelphia. By which
seycnty.iiye lives were DESTROYED.
1Sj6-A great quantity OF gunpOwder exploded dur
ing a fire at Saonlca Turkey, ana KILLED about
six hundred persons.
1s54-Insurrectlon against the Ministry IN Madrid.
SPAN. Barricades erected In all parts OF the
city.
1793-Charlotte Corday guiIlotined FOR killing Msrat.
n PARIS.
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the bay near Red Hoox Point ana overturned
Enorts we're made 10 rescue the party and with Ons
exception IL was successful. Dr. Ambrose ana ma
son were or the patty, ana the boy was drowned
before assistance reached him. Several OF the Darty
were taken on board bark commanded by Captain
Mckenzie, and the others swan ashore.
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The Storm in williamsburg.

The terrific storm caused intense condemnation Ia
Williamsburg Funeral professions were democrat
ized the street cars were stopped for the tuna
being and giant shade tees, particularly 10 this
Thirteenth ward, were uprootcd and branches blown
ported. ON the line OF Newtown Creek hai.s0ucS
ol'the SIZE OF hlberts fell In prOitIsi0n.
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Died.

JoNEs.-Suddenly, at Apston, Camden Del, ~
Friday, July IL, 1871, ANNA RODMAS, wife vi the
Hon. J. CLANCY Jones.
PINKNEY.-At Westport Conn, on saturday. July
Is, KATE X. PINKNEy, wife OF John M. Ptnsney.
aged 81 years.
The relatives aud friends are invited to attend her
funeral. from her late residence, In WestpOrt, OR
Tuesday, at half-past two O'Clock p. NJ. Train from
New York leaves New Haven depot at haf.ptss
eleven A. NJ. returning. leaves Westport ut six L. M
[EOr Other. De0ths see @rel,M ftIQe.l
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WEEKLY HAVANA MARKET,

HAVANA, July 10, 1871.
Sugar good demand aud marsc, favors buyers prices
change. Sales OF the week. lspOO boxes
Exported during the week from Havana and Matanzss
5000 boxes and 1hu0 hhds. OF which 10000 boxes and
40O hhds for the United States. Stock remnininr
house Havana and Maanzas, $4,000 boxes 6UOj
hhds Provision market supplied and closed quite steady
business small.
Exchange London ss,S premium; Uuited States so
DAYS. currepcy, q l - Discount.
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JAPAN.

Death Of Prince Chosin-Minister De Long In
tsrviewing the Mikado-Earthquake at 70
kohama-M Movements of British Diplo-
mats-Arrival Of Japanese
Prince in San Francisco
A Valuable Cargo.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record Will show the changes IN th1
temperature for the past twensy-four hours IN conf
parison with the corresponding day Of last year. ss
indicated Oy the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar.
macy HERALD budding corner OF Ann street,
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, July 16, 1871.
The Bavarian troops which served I'm the late
war made their triumphal entry into Munich to-day
amid the most enthusiastic reIoicings. The city
was splenoidly decorated, ana tonight there is a
general Illumination.
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NEWS FROM VICTORIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. July Ia. 1871.
The fiscal policy of the government Is severely
criticised by Parliament. Au amendment was pro-
posed which the government will consider as a
motion OF want Of confidence.
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At three O'Clock on Saturday afternoon the chin.
ney of NJ. Odel's residence. 1924 East l24th street.
was struck by lightning and slightly damaged A
large tree at the or i23d street ana Second
avenue, was also struck by lightning.
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While bathing In The East River yesterday morn
ing Samuel Gibson, OF 3oe Elm street, vas acci.
dentally drowned. Up 10 = late hour last night tho
body had not been recovered.
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Fine Game between the nyusnkers mad ths
Boston Nine.
BOSTON July Il, 1871.
An exhibition game OF base ball to-day betweea
the Haymakers and the Boston nine resulted in tho
defeat or the latter by score OF 10 to 10. George
Wright and Mcvey did not play.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.
RIcBPIrID SpRryas n. " Ju,v

RIcHPIELD SPRINGS n. Y, July 10. 1871
Commodore Vanderbilt and family, accompanied
by Augustus Scheil. OF New York. and others, ar
rived here last evening, and are stopping at the
Spring House.
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Best and Surest Remedy In tho World for
all diseases with which children afflicted during the pr
cess OF teethng IL Mrs. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING sfhOr.
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GERM ANY.

Triumpbal Entry of the Bavarian Troops Into
Munich.
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James C0rcoran, forty years or age. aud born I'm
Ireland, fell dead white at work on the new church
building corner OF Lexington avenue and FltyhrtlI
street, IA supposed from sun-stroke. The body was
taken to the M0rgue ana Coroner Young notified.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

The EckfOrds Defeated by the Keki0ngns.
FORT WAYNE July Is. 1871.
The Kcklongas defeated the EckrOrds Of Brooklyn
to-day, the score standing IL to s.
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SPAIN

Arrest Of the Murderer of Marshal Prim-The
Bourbon Mcntpensier Fusion Failure
Ministerial Crisis Imminent
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Fire Marshal McSpedon reports thirty ares for ths
week ending July Is. 1871, at noon. The estimated
loss Is s7,075 amount or Insurance Sl5l, 800.
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James Corcoran, forty years or age. aud born In
Ireland, fell dead white at work the new church
building corner OF Lexington avenue and Fity-df,h
street, "a supposed from sun-stroke The body was
taken TO the M0rgue ana Coroner Young notified.
While under the influence of liquor yesterday
afternoon Charles Christians stabbed himself In the
| left breast with large pocket Anile, INJECTING
| severe and perhaps Iall wound. He was taken To
the Twenty seventh precinct station house by officer
Sexton, and afterwards removed 10 Park Hospital.
Stephen Jones, OF 81 Park street, aud jeremiah
Mccarthy CT IS Mott street, had alteration at
an early hour yesterday morning in Baxter,
Park street, when Jones stabbed Mccarthy In the
right arm with pocket knife, lnnlctng painful,
though not dangerous wound Jones was arrested
and taken to the Sixth precinct station house.
and the wounded man was attended By DR.. ilar-
ringtOn
Coroner Young was yesterday notified to hold an
inquest on the body OF Jazan T. Hazard, man
forty years OF aye, who died IN Bellevue Hospital
from the effects of injuries received in Manhattan
vile on Monday last 10y heavy Cr0ton water pipe
falling on him while at work. The body was re-
moved 10 the late residence OF deceased, No. At
torney street.
william Goifrona, Lad eight years OF age, was
drowned in the dock foot of Broome street, East
River Saturday evening. He had gone with
two other boys about his own are 10 play on SONS
oyster boats IN the dock. when he fell'overboard
and sank before aid could reach him. The body was
subsequently recovered anu taken 10 tne rcSiueHCc
OF deceaseds parents. 30 Lewis street, whera
Coroner Young VIII hold an Inquest
Mr.. James Donahue, superintendent OF the Fres
Labor Bureau, Nos 8 aud 10 Clinton place, makes
the following report or business FOR the week end
ing July l5:-Applicatons for employment 9ol; OF
these there were 1871 males ana S34 females; mala
help required, %; female. 907 situations Drocured
Tor 80 males and TSi females; whole number OF
situations procured for the week ending July Ii.
S7I.
The Central Park Meteorological Department re.
ports for the week ending at two r. NJ July Is, 1871
the following atmosphere conditions:- barometer
Mean, 299l5 inches; maximum, at IL A. NJ. July
IL, 3O.122 inches minimum at A. M.
July II, 297Sl inches; range. $40 inch.
ThermOmeter--hican. 1876 degrees; maximum. at
=. M. July H. 3d. degrees; minimum, at A. NJ
July o. 6S.2 degrees: range, 1928 degrees. On July .
fell from 9:i5 p. NJ to II r. NJ. TO the depth or
.27 inch; on July 10 rain fell from on. 0ni A. NJ To
1880 A. NJ to the depth of .0l inch on July IL rain
fell from $3.50 r. NJ. to IL L. NJ to the depth Of IL
inch; on July IL rain fell from Oh. 0m. A. M. TO LIS A.
Al. to the depth or .O3 inch making the total amount
OF water for week, so inch The distance travelled Dy
The wind during the week Was 1l5 miles.
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4 Seasonable Family Remedy.-A sne}c
Cholera Cholera Morbus Summer Compliant, Cbo1c sonr
Stomach Darrh0a and all Affections of the Bowels udent
either children adults this the
cured at by DIR. JAYNES CARMINArIyE B->i,SAM-
IL aays the irritation and Gains of the stomach,
and being pleasant to the taste acceptable remedy TO
the youngest In the family Sold by all druggists
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While under the influence OF liquor yesterday
afternoon Charles Christians stabbed himself In the
left breast with u large pocket Anile INJECTING
severe and perhaps fatal wound. He was taken To
the twenty seventh precinct station house by officer
Sexton, and afterwards removed III Park Hospital.
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Niissisquoi Water.--An InfaIlibic Rome<iy toe
Kidney Diseases and Impurities OF the Blood
JOHN r. aENRl. NOS Colegs place.
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There were s5T deaths ~ births a stillhlrths
anu l41 marriages last week.
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A.-Phnion's New Perfu me.
I LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU.

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i broadway, cornst Murray <rsY.
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Cristndsro's Unrivnllcd Hair nye.-soia
and applied his Wig and Scalp Factory No Aston House
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Wood Carpcsina-fSO BrUndwny.-rar.
qne Fancy Hard wood Floors, sane ia LuSope II oaa
third the cost.
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Average temperature Yesterday ...........-.... 81
Average temperature for corresponding date
last