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FOREIGN NEWS.

THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY QUESTION
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE AWARD OF THE EN-
PEROR-THE POSITION OF THE UNlIED
STATES SUSTAINED.
WARRINGTON. wednesday, Oct 7s 1871
The following dispatch was, tonight re-
eeived from Minister Bancroft;
BERLIN, wednesday. oct %, 1877.
N IA, Non. HAMILTON FISH; The three experts 70
whom the American memorial on the Canal DE Haro and
the British case we're referred have made, each for him
se very elaborate report the question. supporting
their opinions by stated with technical pre-
esion and exsctnoss The Emperor has Also with tne
highest sense Of Official duty, given his personal Aeh
zion 70 the subject and after the most earefu s1uy
and denberaroD, he has arrived at concineion
satisfactory 70 his sense OF Jue~Oo'
The report Of the experts with reasons have NOT peen
communicated 20 US The Of the Imperial srDi
traitor which has been communicated mas the form nos
90 much OF decree in council as Of Cabinet order IL
does not enter into any elaborate exposition OF the de-
esp Init without divergng in the least from the point
presented for arbitration, DEGREES that the claim OF the
limited States OF America is most IN accordance with
the true Interpretation Of the Treaty OF June IS 1916
,haI forward the official copy OF the decree by special
messenger. hANOHoFI'
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PROF. WEIR ON ART.

The Brooklyn Art Association has engaged
Prof John F. Weir. N. A., Of Yale College to deliver
course Of six lectures upon The Principles and Means
OF Art" at the Brooklyn Art Gallery ON successive
Wednesday evenings The frat OF the course was given
last night II preliminary, having for Its subject
.The Motives and Philosophy of Art" The four follow
ing lectures win be upon 1.-THE Science and Means OF
Art" and the concluding upon Expression" There
was very good attendance last evening, despIte the
unfavorable weather. Prof. Wer said art very
dcu Of definition account OF It's exceeding breadth
Art was an outgrowth Of the aecton-an endeayor to
set forth what lovely admirable perfect beautiful
or indirectly from Its deeper meaning In form which
could he retained and referred TO- I interesting to
notice too that in it's early stages art was found about
tombs thus TO be commemoration and about temples,
10 make ble what was hard 10 be approached The
perfection OF Greek art from the mastery OF per
feet ideals Early Christianity introduced grimmer
order of art through Its intense dwelling on character
Datenee indurapce, etc but In this IL went too far
All had spheTe ess true than that Of science, or
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CRIMES AND CAsuALmEs-BY TELEGR

John w. Chara, 81 years old, committed sui
EIDE at syrasuss yesterday BY cutting bis trott -sys. re
The trial of Hugh Mara, for an assault on Alder
MeMuu begun Philadelphia, in the Court Of Quarter sF
Cops, yesterday u, IT M ia 49,
IA iewelry case in the Exposition at Memphis
r bbtd 900 worth Of diamonds Monday afternoon Ilee
no clue 10 the robberh
The Excelsior Steam Saw-mill at Milford, Me,
owned r. Dillingham; and others Vas burned TUESDAY HBlN
Ios1 els 900 to s2O66O insured for 5000
Intelligence has been received at Quebec of
loss Of The schooner With cargo Of herring ADD OIL
tbs coast Of Labrador The crew we're saved
The Jury in the case of Thomas Cullen on trial
c.go Tor nufnR McWhtms, retained verdict OF guilty
TssdJ spd he sentenced the PeBissuIy for hfs
S N. Goodale, who lately brought suit for
I, sest The 81 GLOBE ior publishing dispatch from Boiion
him In bs murde Of Charles Lane Dorchester Mass has
I'm suit against Aperko German pub
I,hed 10 ST. Louis, claiming eco 900 damigeA
The United States Consul at Liverpool has
AhdlV on
Inn stttsr shields which when ABOUT % miles from
p ,,n down schooner name unfnoHn beng 100
49, 81 a. N The Uhsthef TIE schooner went
down or not the Captain OF the brsh fese P 'HAH' ~
without attempting 10 give assistance
fire at East Saginaw Mich, Tuesday night en-;
,s dsod be Grouse bloch BY Jesse Hoyt Of New 1orf pa
occupied by H. o. woodward grocer whose lost SOo on
tbsrs ~ Insurance Of 1906 A. A. DuIf drugs whose o 70
usufed for Co. aod Gomih 20 e"ihe
ss not oodrdge Brothers photogrAphers o p5V Vbs'
Losses will aggregate loss from eO0oOo TO SIIoeo
The death of David Cady, seaman on board
the United ststes steamer KanI alleged have resulted from
order OF Lieut. ancer White OF tht vessel he
10 that while Aspnwsn board dIuui ApIl TO- ssq y.
put gagged In that he tnaiy dso sac
White The Onward, IL bs sosh Aushps sS0'
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AIEXICO.
THE POLITICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROJECTS
AFFAIRS on THE RIO GRANDE.
~ - IL Il II

TIE POLITICAL sITUATION-RAILROAD PROJECTS
AFFAIRS on THE RIO GRANDE.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 14.-The political stu
alton is improving and 1t is thought the Administration
Of Ierao de Teiada will be successful. Tho primary
elections took place the 18th inst Lerdo de Teadas
nomination unOppOsed, and the result will probably
be declared in time for him TO enter upon the regular
term Of office, which is the LIST Of December.
The Minister Of Fomento has presented message to
Congress, urging concession 10 Plumb's international
Railroad connecting the capital, Lagos, and Mazatlan
with the United States. The recommendation Of tue
Minister in the strongest terms showing the great
interest felt by the Executive In the building Of the
railroad The Government grants the company sub
VentOn for each KlOmeter Of road 10 shall build
an extra premium OF 10000 for year the road 10
finished inside OF ten and many other advantages
commission has been appointed TO investigate affairs
on the Rio Graude and has been instructed 70 investigate
everything The Too Republics says this is unlike the
American Commission, which only made an ex pdrte ex-
animation. The same journal also says that affairs on
Grande nave been greatly exaggerated, and that
A. IN possession OF American testimony showing that
Gen COrua since entering the service OF the Govern
has neither been guilty OF accessory to the rob
bling Of the Texans Of their cattle The Government has
relieved Gen. COrtna FROM service the Rio Grande
frontier, and ordered him 20 report at the capital
Mazatan is again In possession Of the Government
POrrO Diaz and Donate Guerra the only rebels Of
pOte who have not accepted amnesty
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began to return when the truth was known 70 Gil that
eRccessful attempt had been made TO surprise 'ne over
confident garrison Of Puerto Principe. As the glare Of
tho ames revealed the whole Carload ward was in the
hands of the patriots long enough to sack the stores and
set fire to several buildings after driving in the outpost
with the loss Of over 100 killed. wounded, and prisoners
a few stand OF arms, and plenty Of ammunition ana
provisions The assaiants lost over 70 killed and
wounded but In practical results it was complete sue
cess rejecting high credit upon the gallant Agraon'e
THO oorAae spread and could be In full mead
Ivay until O'Clock the following morning from the oyo
ooiuR posts when the combined efforts ofeiu1ens IIe
men and troops subdued the flames. Late Puerto fIaua
adyces at hand represent that there was considsIo
activity noticed In Cuban quarters large nunp t W.
refugees were concentrating there, intending 20 t
attempts at landing this island, carrying Win IS
the somuch needed supplies for the Cubans p
accorded 10 these movements DN the hut,N 1870
ton of Hayt Prominent among the f0rwaI1nR aKoh ~.
was the redoubtable Col Luis Paeheco' wei knO"p !"
the Spanards.
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JAPAN.

LIBERATION OF CAPTURED COOLiES-RESTRIC-
rIONs OF TIE RIGHTS OF FOREIGNERS-THE
TROUBLES WITH COREA.
SAN Francisco, Oct 23.-The steamer Colo
RADIO, from Hong Kong Sept q, and Yokohama Oct 2,
has arrived here and brings the following news:
The japanese Government has liberated the coolies
brought by the Peruvian vessel Maria Luz under plea
Of IN treatment Mandarin had arrived and they will
be sent 20 China.
In YedO the mortality was excessive. The authorities
had notified foreigners residing outside Of foreign
Elements to at once and the japanese for
hidden to lease premises TO them. This is con-
sidered unpohc and Liberal by the friends Of the Gov
eminent. 10y
The new paper money made in Berlin been already
eounterfeted. telegraph line from Yedo 70 Nagasah
has been opened The railroad from Yedo 10 Yokohama
has been completed and 10 he formally opened by
the MkadO the 18th instant. The MikadO would also
visit Yokohama. A severe earthquake shock was eX-
peuenccd at Yokohama on the 18TH ultlmo.
COrea has sent more threatening letters 20 japan.
sent TO COrea for the purpose Of bringing back all
Jananese n the country preparatory 10 further meas
mres on the part OF the japanese Government Several
foreign vessels have cOngregated at CbeefoO in
anticipation OF trouble to the japanese.
Several japanese sailors shlpwrecked on FOrmosa
Island by the natives The King OF the Loo
ChOOs has embassy to YedO for aid TO avenge
their DEATH An attempt recently made TO assassi-
nate Hauji, Of the Chiei-Justices Of Japan.
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rFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Mexican Congress is discussing the Rose
cram railroad project and there probability Of favorable result
49,. The annual Convention of the Railroad Con
du LIE Of the United States and Canada
met Al Wsisseger Hall, Louisville yesterday.
....E A. Jack of Virginia and W. T. Blackmore
aud D. Caano Of having SUCCESSFULLY uassea tne
engineers in that service
The Secretary of War has granted the clerks
ofhI Department TO- days leave Of absence respectively 70
20 tbs Presidential election those living In the more
remote States having the longest leave
A Meadville special announces the resigna-
Hon N H. r. sweetier C. W. Bradley Superintendent and
o. W Wntow Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
ana The appointments Of D. Barton l. Dunbar and Carl Taper
70 Gil the VtesncieA
Mrs. Catbarine F. Miner Of Natchez, Miss, ap-
Southern Claims COmmOn Warrington, yeiler
day examined length concerning the o.J Of herself and
her husband John Miner drafted into both armies dur
pS The sts war and furnish time M Miner so
ts6ed 10 the LOYALTY Mn SephLne NJ Chord Of Louisiana Both
I,dies are claimants 10 the amount Of over s5OVVO -
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A QUEENS COUNTY WIFE MURDERER SENTENCED.

A QUEENS COUNTY WIFE MURDERER SENTENCED.
Martin Kerrigan was tried, yesterday, in the
Queens County Court Of oyer and Terminer at North
Hampstead for the murder OF his wife, on July 8. 1t
appeared from the evidence that after quarrel in the
morning he went to his work. Returning about z. H.,
as his wife was sitting on the stoop in front Of their
house. he kicked her, and then seized her by the arm
ana dragged her about 80 feet and stamped upon her
body After few minutes spent in a neighbours house
he returned, and again dragged the woman nearly 20
feet further repeating the stamping The woman died
soon afterward The defense asserted that Kerrigan
found his wife intoxicated when he returned, and COM
mted the deed under the influence OF anger His
sell the Hon Samuel Morris of Brooklyn, did not justify
his act but thought the verdict should be mansaughter
in the fourth degree The jury however after an hours
deliberatOn found the prisoner guilty Of nansaugter
second degree. KerTgan Will be sentenced tins
morning.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

MEETING FANORIN0 AMNESTY TO FENIAN PRls-
oNERs-FLO0Ds IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER.
LONDON, Wednesday oct. %, 1872
large meeting in favor of amnesty TO the
Fenian prisoners held, last evening In Manchester
IT which Butt NJ P the leader OF the Irish Home
Rule party was the principal speaker. Mr. Butt in the
course OF his remns sd that ireland could vel
come Mr. Gladstone to her soil unless the amnesty to
her sons was made complete He also spoke in terms OF
vigorous censure Of the treatment accorded the pris
oners who alleged had suffered during their coDhne
Fnent gross cruelties at the hands Of their jalors
The market town Of NoTthwich. in the County Of Ches
Ger. partially flooded, yesterday by an overflow OF
the banks Of the River Weaver, which oceasoned con-
siderable damage Il property. The waters have now
snbeded ana the danger OF greater disaster is over
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SPAIN

OPPGG, ZION TO THE ARMY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEXT OF CARLIST PRISONERS.
MADRID. Wednesday, Oct %, 1874
Meetings have lately been held in several
Spanish provinces at which resolutions were adopted
demanding the abolition Of the army CONSUMPTION system
Al the session OF the Cortes yesterday, Deputy said
that the Carst prisoners held by the Government were
badly treated and he protested against it. Gen. Cor
dOba Minister Of War denied the assertion Of the Dep
uty and stated that all the prisoners properly
taken care OF.
Petitions have been presented TO the Cortes request
ing the Government TO enter into negotiations with the
Government Of Great Britain for the cessOn Of Gibraltar
70 Spain.
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WASHINGTON
A FALSE REPORT DENIED-cLERKs GOING HOME
TO VOTE.

. FALSE REPORT DENIED-CLERKs GOING HOME
TO VOTE.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUFRI
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct. 70, 1877.
The report telegraphed from this city to me NJ T.
Er,uino Post that the Hon. John Defees comedies the
elec,ion Of Grant ia emphacav denied by that gentle
man who SANS he believes that II only requires coua9o
and fort 10 elect Mr. Greeley and that he Will DO
elected. -,
From this time until tho week after the Presidential
election the public business in Washington VIII Dc eit
TO take care OF itself Every Grant voter from the heau
Of department or bureau. down to the poorcS' neo
o 90 roouired IN he on hand at the polls, and the
exit from the city has already begun Al the cleIhs
the departments have been already PAID TOT tno
~ oefoIer six or eight days advance OF the usual
time and by the OF the week, the exit contnaes
there will be officers enough In the CITY 10 "sou "
the current business OF the Government
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CUBA.
ENGAGEMENT WITH THE INSURGENTS NEAR MAN
zANuLo-CVsTQM-HQ REGULATIONS.

ENGAGEMENT WITH THE INSURGENTS NEAR MAN
zANULo-CVsToM- HOUSE REGULATIONS.
HAVANA, Oct. 21.-The correspondence OF the
Havana Journals indicate excited state OF affairs at
Porto Rico and a disturbance between the liberals and
conservatives thought probable II IL reported tha1
GOV Rivea has returned to Spain.
The insurgents under Dsz attacked the village OF
cano one league from Manzanillo. The fighting was
severe but reinforcement Of Galatians arrived and the
insurgents compelled to retire S1 re9e S, ana
forces made attack upon Lasa but II proved uns9c-
fftsfuL~ 1SzI.-. g-,-s z p osE9s5 III
he late Cnstomhouse fegulatioEs established in the
Island Of Cuba read follows lst All DuiKy PoSE
Or bundles containing two or more parcels eAoSg91n5
and after the let Of January 1873 per cent
extra on the value Of their contents % on ana aer
press n The entry sheets the gross weight Of each pack
age well the number Of parcels they may contain,
fine amounting TO two per eePt 9yss aha above tse
value o. tne pSGcs sa ~ nv S Hsrence Des% re
suit examination provided II should exceed four
Kilograms declaration win be required for each item
of the manifest OF all vessels Every declaration which
ns, 5Sr as not presented and the empoSes admit
ting them win be held to the strictes accountability
SURPRISE OF THE SPANISH GARRISON AT PUERTO
PRINCIPE.
HAVANA. Oct. 13-Gen. Ygnacio AgramOnte
has MANNED and executed Of the most daring
"a brilliant eats OF record since the war for in
dependence wes begun four years ago. onthe LIST night
closed IN upon the Cuban camp with the usual routine OF
army life SQUADS moved 70 and fro 70 relieve the pckes
ana soour the country arouDd fires and lights being out
nv O. the whole encampmeDt was seemingly gwen TO
repose With the exception OF 8 bright gimmer
observable at headquarters Al u Sur was
perceptible in some portions Of the camp and
nresentlv force OF perhaps COO 700 men was seen
Ching out noselessy toward the outposs In the course
of an hour brisk Of musfery revealed that ali en-
esaspuDt was going on 81 the 'front.' BY the tTooDs
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HOME NEWS
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY, ATDIoKTNsOSs, IN PARK ROW
esm-63o Eooo-0o 3pm -66o udnlFht-sio
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon BoteI--M. d: o'Conor,, NJ. p, Ireland
Rshop Williams p Lyndon OF Boston FVA Avenue
Hotl-Gov r. Of Ohio the Hon oakes Ames NJ c. and
William Massachusetts the Hon W. d. Bishop Of Couneei
eut James Of ST Louis and the Counties de IA Fan OF
France Roas-Fsnkn B. Gowen, rendent Of the Pe
delphis And Reading r. Metropolitan Botl-A NJ Capp
Pri1ter Gen. b. y Bruce Of Madison County
vi the Hon j. NJ POore Of Caxbondale, Penn, and u
Dekson of Scranton Nicholas HOiel-John w. Young OF
Utah Senator Lewis Of Buao j. King Of Toledo The
Hon Psrct Co Of syracuej j. Mcdonald Of Indiana and O.
Bsngor... 81 Dnis Hote-Ihe Rev d. Robinson Of
HOt-Gen. Roy Stone OF NGDdaha, N II j. H.
butcher Of Paving N Y, and Basus Corning, Albany Holman
FouThe Hoa Pound OF Wisconsin ard Lieut. Commander
poor H. H0tetC chichse and walter
Mcscha Philadelphia; Col MeComb Of Delaware and Gerrt
n smith Of Geseva n Grand Central Hotd-Dr b. Straw
bridge, Congressman elect from PennfylvanA
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Miss Emily Faithful viii lecture on Queen Vic
toria" at Cooper Institute, tonight
The National Insurance Convention held private
session at the St. Nicholas Hotel YESTERDAY Herman S. johnson sp
pered the representative Of South Carolina and the subject Of
return blank discussed.
The session of the Board Of Health was chiefly
occupied yesterday listening protests petitions and memorials
concerning new section Sanitary Code which bds the removal
fnighs without arght Apparatus These were referred
10 the Sanitary Committee without comment
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RUSSIA.

ATTEMPTED REVOLT IN THE CAUCASUS.
ST PETERSBURG Wednesday, Oct. o. 1877.
Official advices report the discovery of q
conspiracy in the Caucasus for the overthrow Of the
Russian authorities in that province Of the empire
general rising OF the tribes intended, but the lead
err OF the contemplated revolt secured and thrown
into prison, sUd quiet now prevails.
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The total number OF votes cast for Governor was
s777oO being an IN four of over $4,000
The sraght-out Democratic ticket received about $50
votes In the entire State.
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,or,c or religion regarded in its lower lights whether
in musc poetry paIntpE, sculpture. or architecture. "
must fake wider field, be viewed from more enlarged
sandnolnt and made a vast means OF progress lbe
ncrt lecture will DO Lines" aud will be illustr atcd
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ADVANCE IN PRICE.-"P Pacific Mail ]" has gone
vp Pail style Of Hats going Of via marvellous aud
founding rapity. Everybody patrons KSoI No. 2l2 Broadway
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Announcements.
BURNETT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.
iAnnO 1neelnenu I
THE EPIzoOTIc.
PREVENTION and CuRK for HORSE DISEASE.
TAYLoRs GREAT COMPOUND FooD.
MAsHATTAs MmLs Co, 500 West Twenty sIth-st.
Tile EPIZOOTIC.

Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
On. BroaSav Ate Of Broo ST. brssch at
s3i Broadway dresses hAwl, sAeque ees feathers gloves ke beaa
ufulv cleaned; coAts, pants. vests cleaned Ike
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
TILE INDIANA ELECTION.

MAJoRITIEs OF THE SEVERAL CANDIDATES.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 23.-The complete official
returns Of the late election show the following maJor
ties for State officers and Congressman liberals In
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Elegant light Rolls, Biscuits, &c, with Doc
LErs YRAn POWDER, the best Try GIocen SsIl
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For frst-class DRESS or BUSINESS HAT, g
10 EsPESscHEGD Manufacturer. ll8 Gassan-st
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A. X. MCCLURE, CnalIhiahi
Philadelphia.
WIN. II. RUDDIMAE, Phila.
LAMBERT THOMAS, Phlla,
HENRY T.. WALLACE, Phlla'
GEORGE WYLIE, Phlla.
ROBERT NORRIS, Phila.
JAMES KING, Allegheny.
IHoNAs NJ. MARSHALL, Al
legheny. 49, -F.n
G.. sfESGLE, Allegheny.
j. BUTTON STEELE, Mont
gOmery.
GEoRGE W. STOUT, NORTH.
ampton.
+. III. RAUCH, Lancaster.
DANIEL KALBFUs, Carbon.
GEORGE IRWIN, Dauphin.
GORDON L. MASON, Bradfd.
Thomas L. JORDAN, Ly-
coming.
ISAAC BENSON, Potter.
3. b. Row, Clearfield.
JACOB X. BUssER, York.
WM. LEWIS, Huntingdon,
JACOB 3. MoRElIEAp, West
mOreland,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %, 1872.
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La Fusion.

Apres deux journ6es de travaux ASST
dus, les comites de conference du parti
democratic reformiste ct celui du parti
liberal sont parvenus d Sc METRE d'ae-
cord sur la formation dune liste de fu-
sion. On trouvera plus loin les COM
mnnications echang6es entire les comi-
tes; elles exposent tontes les negoeia-
tions qui ont about la fusion.
Les conventions arretees peuyent Sc
resumer ainsi:
Les democrates- reformistes ont reti-
releur liste d d'electeurs presidentiels qui
est remplace tont entiare par une liste
de liberaux. Comme il s'agit de voter,
en- definitive, pour Greeley ct Brown,
les mons des electeurs ne constituent
qu'ane censideration secondaire.
. Les SIX candidatnres d'Etat sorlt
paliagees egalement. Les dernocrates.
reformistes eonservent McEnery pour
gonEernenr, Ell. n. Ogden pour ayocat
general ct 3. M. Lusher pour reduca
tion pabliqne. Ge sont, i notre sens
les trois postes les plus ilnportants - = =
point de vue de r6formes. Les IIb6ra,,r
ont les trois autres places: ii. ID. n.
Penn pour lieIteuant-g gonyerncur, II
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No. So.
Sources de Ia Pointe aux Loups,

A ACO LIE sonssigne informe IA
kT Fri - public quill est naintenant pri.
Is ,ltLEn55A5 6 pare d recevoir les visiteun
que la perspective du plaisir on lie besoin A..
mei!Orer leGr sante pourra corduire.
Ces sources snnt situees sur le Bay0n ia,
Cannes, a 81 miles Quest sud Quest dcs Ons'
lonsas. Parmi les sources, il ? en- a de ap
phnreuses, de terrugineusrs ct de mnersles
EIl's ont tOutes tres ahondantes ct tyois dom
relies torment I'M balm don't leau pent 81
changer entierement dams lespace dun benrs
ct un quart. En- outre du balm principsl i
S Ell trouve un autre a environ 500 pas lie in
tabllSsement, qui est tourni par une source, IA
plus trOide ct la plus abondante
En- ann0nGant 'ouverture de son etablisse.
ment, le sOussigne he pretend pas en- faire ma
retraite OH la fashion ct Ie plaisir sont la chose
pTincipale; son but est, avant tout, doffrir In.
sage de Ses eauX aux valetudnares, aux dvs.
peptiqucs ct aux malades attrints de maladies
cutaneeS. II aneanm0ins, drs maisons ct dpu
Chambrps cOmmodement meublees. ct sa tshla
sera touJours, autant que taire Sc pourra, en-
rapport des brsuins ct des desrs des visitenrs
Cne cxceilente savanne OH les chevaux seront
en- surete, stra mise au service de ceux oni
voudront les y garder, ct les trais addtonpels
serOnt tres minlmes.
lie soussigne sera modere dams ses prix, ct i
est certain d'aVance que ceux qui visiter0ut ses
sources auront lieu de Sc teliciter du resuItat
de lrur stjuur.
Is Juin lo72] ANTOINE CART.