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Qar6.
TO LAND OWNERS AND OTHERS.

We having established Bureau In London, Tor
the pegoia and sale VI Cotton and Rlce ran
Estates. Mines, Water Powers and Charters ior
va uable franchises invite Lhe attention OF all IN
terested to our great facilities Ior bringing such
property to the notice OF capitalists fsrmers and
manufacturers In England, ireland ana scotland,
and the Continent OF Europe.
For Circulars, giving full particulars, address,
enclosing postage stump,
dec24 Charleston, s. O.
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YTHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
BUST, ESQ Probate Judge Whereas, SOPHIA
DIERSSEN, OF Charleston, Widow, made snit to
me to grant her Letters OF Administration OF the
Estate and effects or ANNA DIERSSEN, late or
OnarleSton. Minor.
Tnese are therefore to cite and admonlsh all and
singular the kindred and creditors OF The said
ANNA DlERSSEN, deceased, that they be and ap.
pear before me, In the Court OF. Probate, TO pc
held at Charleston on the 18th day OF January,
1873, after publication hereof, at II O'CLOCK IN tne
forenoon, to show cause, II any they have, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this third day OF Janu'
ary Ammo Domini 1878. GEORGE BUlST,
ianas2 Probate Judge
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BOARDING.
EbnrationG.

The Exercises will be resumed on Thursday.
January I'd, 1873. Applicants will please present.
themselve q. Or before that tlme.
special instruction in French, German ana
Drawing afforded to advanced pupils VINO DO NOT
desire to pursue the regular prescribed English
and Mathematical course OF tho Institution.
For terms and particulars apply as above.
jan4,6 Miss KELLY, Principal
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Jor 6ale.

DERSONS WISHING A FINE PIANO
il at a moderate tent, can obtain one by ad-
dressing p. D. BUx No. i5S, Charleston, ). Y.
jan4.lr
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nor SALE, THE PLANTATION
IL known as Grow HIl," on North Santee
River, the public road from Georgetown to
Charleston running through the plantation.
Steamers passing from Charleston by my place
every week. 1t would make good stand for
sture. Five hundred (5OOI &C es. Price, $1,000.
Apply to Captain G. +. uABENICHr, !, No. south
Bay. jar3
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U1HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
i CHARLESTON C0UNTY=BY g q o =
GREEN, of Charleston, Butcher, made suit TO me
to grant him Letters OF Administration OF the Es-
tate and EFFECTS Of TONkY hEEN, late OF Charles
ton County, Farmer.
singular the kindre, and creditors OF the said
TOSEY GREEN, deceased, that they be aud
appear before me, In the Court OF Probate, TO be
held at Charleston on the 18th day OF January,
ls73 after publication hereof, at O'CLOCK ID Inc
forenoon, to show cause. II any they have, why
the saia administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this third day OF Janu-
ary, Ammo Domint 1878. GEOROR. BUlSf.
ian4s2 -~.=e Probate Judge.
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NOR SALE, 200 BUSHELS POPE
IL SEED. SAID Cotton has been sold for 9Jc.
1he Seed warranted first class, 1t having been
Iaised on my James Island Plantation, which is
heavy clay ground and surrounded by salt water.
Price, 81 go per bushe, IS pounds to the bushel,
and delivered at any point In the city free or
charge Apply to Captain G. F. HABENlCHf, No.
South Bay. jams
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MULES. HORSES, MARES AND PO.
lyl MES, just arrived at 4. OAKMAN'S Sta
Oes, So Church street, and for sale on time.
jib14s
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1 sACHTLEBEN's SCHOOL, NO. A
NJ BEAUFAIN SThEET.
WASHINGTON L. LEE UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

. The Second 1alf Session OF the University will
open on the lst OF February.
Special arrangements are made for students to
enter CLASSES at this time.
Ono har the +, gular fee is charged.
For further particulars, apply to
lan4-l0 WM DOLD, Clerk OF Faculty.
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THE LOST CAUSE.

Il "
Call and purchase the Elegant Chrome OF the
LOST CAUSE design by Confederate soldier,
containing Portraits OF our prominent Generals
and the lode to the Confederate Dollar"
Christmas Present suitable for all.
For sale at W. @. WHILDEN'S,
And at JOHN II. GREER SON.
Price only 81 so.
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GTRAYED, INTO LEES STABLES, IN
y Society street, Gray Pony. The owner is
requested to pay expenses and take him away.
iana.lS
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TTORSES AND MULES-JUST AR.
III RIVED a lot OF Mules and Horses. For
sale ut p. VESTS Stable, Queen street.
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Eeaal Notifies.

TNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
E1iJsT ESQ Probate Judge.-Whereas, So
PuIA pIERSSEN, OF Charleston. Widow. made
sult to me to grant her Letters OF Administration
nf ihe Estate and eqectR OF BlAA DlERSsEN'
lata of Charleston, Minor.
singular the klRdred and creditors Ct the SAID
giSA DIERSSEN, deceased, that they be anu
appear before me, in the Court OF Probate. to be
held at Charleston on the 18th day or January.
is73. afer publication hereof, at II O'Clock In the
forenoon, TO show cause, II any they have, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this third day OF lanu-
janas9 Probate Judge.
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Cost an6 Gonnh.

STRAYED ON GIBBS FARM, FIVE
y small PIGS. The owner can have them by
puylnQ EXPENSES. 1aul-lT
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NNE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN ONE
" WEEK.. To any shrewd man who can do
business on the quiet guarantee an immense
fortune, easily. rapidly and In perfect safely.
Address, In perfect confidence, WIN. WARREN,
No. % west Fourth street, New York.
dec2l-slyr
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Dam1s.

WTANTED, AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT
w LAD TO learn The Retail Shoe Business.
Apply at No. 583 King street. jah4.2+
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NNHE EXERCISES OF MRS. JOHN
i LAUREAS' School have been resumed at No.
80 Society STREET. JAM the2
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NHE HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLES.
T0N.-lhe Exercises OF this institution Will
be- resumed on THURSDAY, January 2, 1873.
dec30.6 VIhGiL U. DIBBLE, Principal.
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C1OR SALE, 2 TWO-STORY HOUSES,
IL Nos. and 10 President street, or exchange
lOr other property. Inquire at No. 10 President
streat ian4.sW4t
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YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUA-
n TIuN, In healthy part OF the State, as
Teacher OF The English Branches and kudlments
OF Music. References given II required. Ad
dress }. X. E., through charleston p. U. noVl9
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ITORSES AND MULES.-JUST AR
jill Rived AT HOCKADAY'S STABLES, Co.
lumbus street. and Tor ole luw for cash or ty
acctptance, Ii, 4. TERKlLL jan3.4*
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS in large or small euantl los.
Prize so DENTS PEI HUNDRED. Apply at the
on,e T'pE NEW. rnayIs
, 1873-11-26
SPRiMGFiEiD.

Cola.a5Hs:oas nsauct1 to the 0saiccrn
s:UEc.,tiv Elected in Co0i1 County,
WIKI, 6:crtn::, Exccpfios.s--1cc: 1cc:.sona
cx the Governor for Hk7aiIin. = Dis
crlini niatittioE.
s.seits! D;spaish to The ch1cogo Tf!1nre.
srn1so,1Er.p, Ill, Nov. 25.-co! G. H.
Harlow, Secretary OF State, has isnued commits"
xions to-day To AIR. Il. ". Wallace. County
fudge uormann Licb, County Clorls; Henry
r, Miller, County Treasurer; G; D: Plant
.;urclin: e1deus. or Schools; CHARLES Il. lseno,
Iu]ico Commissioner; and A1gtln J. Doyle,
Clark Of LILO CRIMINAL Court all Of Cool! Co''atY
Ij,,o.s instructions from Gov. EavoridSe. ha TO-
clitcn to s.uo co,nu,iea;ona to SEnlleIS. Gnranof
RI m enabcr Of tho State Board of EIna'$atloni
md to slesarJ. Ehoshal dtand Cannon, for County
Jnyticca u The peaca.
,rlo 1e:Yons il, tha case Of Gardner is TINT, on!
tho a9tl, day of august, Treat l: pfosscr, of
Cool: County, resigned, aid tho GoVolnor np-
rointel lsieia:ll 7. DerrioAaon member of ths
Board OF Equalization, to supply the vacancy.
t. lol. lila ollco until tho fnl of 1876; 70 thas
no vscanc; osistcd in tho State Doe:d oi Equnl!"
cation, to which EI1. Gardner could bo claeto;1'
cad cu.:euuantlY ho cn,nnt bo commissioned.
il, tho caEe Of Eoerllcrtt aud caa''oE, 'hc!" II
NJ lnw. cc,.s:ilStiu,@l nr statute, Witch ntllnos'
i!cn Tho o}ectibl OF m officer as County JNAt1ca
Of tho Toaco. in Cock or any other county /:
the State. Therefore, no commissions can lssue
, 1873-11-26
MILWAUKEE,.

Declared Ansnno -~ Fsit-Cond enacrs --
CITY sE:.tcr-Supply~-1susa Items
.-11uasieiC:.1 Matters.
M11wAuKEE, Wis, Nov. 25.-John Young,
CHARGED with having shot John Hills, aud in
ilietod for assault with intent to kill, has been
3scoycred to DO insane. aud his counaei To-day
,uoYcd that no bo transferred to the county
Hospital Tor the Insane.
rlle coulauucr3 used in alnughtcr-liollsto end
fas.rcnlcring establishments i'll Ci!'cago have
uttIac:cd attention III tnia city, and tho Eoau ot
HcGltl AaYo takon moasureu to lntorco tnolf
adoption here.
Dy aunlyss, it hns been asccrtainod that nil
wa,lkce 1sycr water il p,,:cr thau tho sprlnS
wator 80 long in 1lso for drinking purposes III
thin city, and tho Board OF Nntor ColnnisBsoners
1ec.lnn:tnd it IN preference to well water, but
they say it il not 10 good as lal:o water.
Tho chief item OF conlmoscial Importance IN
t1,is tcc:;oa is tho approaching dissolution OF tho
finn Of Sex:oa Bros. t. Co.B dry goods honso.
Tho lrn, hare been In buslncss IN th:s riaco for
Il ruinbor OF years, and have ainafuetl
T. considerable SUN sof money, butt
owing to cortain changes which havo
hecofno necessary, liaaolution will GER
taiuly oc,ur Which will rosult moRt 1iiss}y in
liz, ciosil;; Of tho houEc. On the 1st OF Decens.
Lsy tloy Will commence n spcc;ai salo Of their
,-7nfg. ard Thou that cloacs, tho house will 20
c,,t Of business, ana Nobart l1ill, the active
,,,s.,oCer, will 10 to Chicago to Engage IN hnsi-
i3a.t ts'cre.
ty!:a I'oar,t Of Public Works is at lossorleads
with the Aldermen and Councillors, al'd some ot
tln lattot are reon,ont In their demands for q
rlanga III the 6ystonl of city governments.
, 1873-11-26

About lalf-past o'clock last night, fameH were
seon isAuing from all alley window in tl.e 1,=.e-
ment Of Dyball's candy factory, No, 195 South
Clark street, Tho operator at tho lre-ala.m
Office in tho City Hall was notified Of tie dis
coyery pya dozen frantic citizens rushing into
the Office, aud also by NIL alarm from Box %,
turned in by sergt. Norris, OF Tinkorton'a force.
Tho Fro Department responded with It's usual
1,romptnoya, but had soma difficulty in locating;
the ire. twas aonn xscortnined to bu III tho dry
room of tho factory. Tho t1amcH wore sublucd
with considerable difficulty, on account Of the
colnb,lAtiblo nature Of tho contents of tho storo.
Front tho dry-roon they communicated to The
fnrlaaco-rooui, and thonco, BY It short stairway,
to tho stororoom aboye, through which, hoii:;
filled With boxed candy. at'a fancy goolu, ths
flames cropt rapidly. Iie froat storccoom w:a
only preserved from Tic ilcnaen by cat exerinn
on tho part OF the 1lrcmen. Dullwinkle's Firs
Patrol rendered valuable nerYco in prcearying
the stock from d.r.aCo By water aud smoke.
Mr. DybRll plneen his loEs 1T 42 5o0, upon which
there in o., 600 insurance, dlYiaoa anong the
following companies National, Of Hannibal !;
Heading. Derfehiro County; Citizons'. New
York Merchants, Newark. Tho building WEE
damaged to tho oStont Of $500.
, 1873-11-26
LYNCH.LAW.
Tho Shooting Of fQoree.Thloyes a4
Grnsn'loPpor rtllla, fknM.

From ks Leartntrorth Commercial,
I1o 1atost ndylcns from drass'oppor Falls IN
rotation to tho hllling Of The two horse~thtovss
in that town aro substantially MI follows,
It appears that ynng Of horse-thovoB have
leon is,y somcsisne operating IN buchanan, Jnck-
ron, Clry, and other counties OIL tho Msssonri
hordor, and two of ti,o,n were sracnd up by do.
tuctiyes and captured, ono IN 1T. Joo, tho otlor
In AteitsOn.
On Mondny last tho two tl,levcn wllaon D,asr
and J. s. Stitson, wore tn'on from tho Atchison
County Jail md Hont to Jofforson County, Kan,
whore noyoral horaos woro alleged to lavs boor,
stolen. Tho accused ,voro p1aced In tim jail 1T
GfaSHhoppor Falls. Under thoguattl OF tho Sllortr
aud popFc Of citjzons, and woro doomed safs
from further llarin. Dit a'ich. l,owovor, Was no:
tho Case. During tho night 1t wes ransorea that
ora by others Of tho gang. great many cit,-
zo.,a lad ga.horol nro,nd tho jail, and, during
tho excitement, two pistol-ahota wore hoard.
The iai1 wsa thrown open, aud tho pcoplo rushed
voro confined. They l,ad boon placed in lid
room by ths authorities hnd been socurely
chained, and 4 strong guard, we'll armed, placed
oyor thonl. Thore they both 1ay aa tho uitizons
c., sing tn They sy IN tt; ,ho aGa 3d embrace @
brain, tho other slot through tho breast. But
tho worat Id yst to come. Before rotirlng ono
Of thc. prisoners remarked TINT ho felt no fear;
ho had soon hiu grave dug tliroc times before.
neck, aud with theso wordn they lad bot., laid
them down to! sleop. Tho guard evidont1y bo+
can,o o1citod nt tho rc1nark Of tho man,
Tho mon woro alocpng peacefully withiu
tho cold walls OF tho priaolt, but tlcy were dog
tiuo1 mover to awake again to tho realities OF
| this life. Somo one with steady troad placed
pistol to the hoad Of ono. and auotlor pistol wna
1oyolod ut tho Loaving breast Of tho other, and
| simultaneously two souls wcro summoned into
eternity without momaut's warning.
As beforo remarked, az Hoon an tho report Of
tho piatol was hoard, poople began to gathor tn
tho Jail, but no one could 10 found who would
acknowledge the shooting, and NJ yot tho Of
| animation before the Coroner has ellcltod
nothing. Eyory one in reticont, and it 10 proba.
bio that tAero arc great many. conrcrsast with
| vorY good reRsous do not caro- to diYulgo them.
, 1873-11-26
PITTSBURGH.
Special Dispatch to The Chieado 1Ti6Hns.
--.rr> @,1&r@>tr1o

THE WATER -DoND business.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 25.-Tho Developments In
the rater-bond business to-day are not very on
to tho citizons Of this city. According
to tito books of tho National Trust Company
5000 in cash, deposited tloro in Juno last,
on account OF tho water-cztension, Ia oil that
can DO found. The bnlauco Of tho bonds, sono
1884, 600, including some 100000 Of tho Thirty
thiri1-street Improvement fund, can not DO ac-
counted for. Iha Directors Of the bank will not
becoms responsible Tor the balance rot shown
on thcir books.
anEEn's ACCOUNTS
arc allttle mxed and eraaures and rc-cntroh have
beon found III lii1 book. The thoft Of the city's
fuula In q 1nauner accounta fos Robcrt J. Groer's
tisappearance His bonds to tho bank tmouHt
to $50, 900. but that would not 50 great ways
towards making good any tleicioncT which, from
tho present aspect. is likely to arso. Tho on
tiro buBiuess Of handling of tho wator-bonta is
pretty well ,nixod, and it looks to-day ao though
tile municipality il liltoly to lose SONS $3.50 0Od
through sloor raismanagonent, as 10 fa9 no
EVIDENCE Of dishonesty eau ba traced to any city
officials. Tho developments yesterday caused
MUCH TALK uroN THE STREETS
to-day. and some pcoplo 20 30 fat rs to insinr-
ate Tint we jlave huge municipal ring, and TINT
further Developments would DO likely to provo
it. Tho late extensive defalcasions hos hare
somewhat startled tho community, aud yestei-
tion with tho Administration of certain largo
estates. These, however, ean bo traced to no
reliable source.
nUs1NEGs IMPROVING.
These rtmora and late dofsicat!ons aud tho
recent panic aro not worry strong Inducements to
roatore confidence. still business b. picking up,
and good holiday trade il anticipated.
, 1873-11-26
ERIE CANAL.

Colder YVcatlacr-Fho Canal EroEcn
Up A.aiM-NO Fnopcs OF Getting the
uon&s Through This Fall.
Spccia, DispatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. 25.-Tho t.nw which
promised 40 mucl, for the ce-bound boats Oh tho
canal terminated in q Beyoro cold snap Monday
night. Tile canal is closed for the winter
beyond doubt. No boats Gun get through.
TLoEo lying botwoon Littlo Falls and schonec-
tnay arc stuck faHt.
TpME, n. y, Nov. 25-Tho weather is cold
mud showing, and there arc 10 prospects, Of tho
boata gottipg through tlis fall :,
Ur1cA, n. T., Nov. 25.~-I]io canal Is virtually
closed. Tho weather ia cold enl showing,
and thero is no prospect Of tho boats moving
again. -,
cn1lal to-day aro lesa encouraging. Weat or
Rome tho canal is closed with ice aeyoral iachos
thick.
NEW YORK., Nov. 25.-Thc navigation Of tho
Hudson River from this city to Albany il s'lH-
pended. Steamers aro going iuto winsor quar-
tors to-day. This ia tic cAriiest closing OF nayi-
CATION during tie present csntnry.
, 1873-11-26

this tax 70 far ~ 1t applies to demand depoatts,
and tlIat an Increased late Of taxation be I'M
posed Uniformly upon nil deposits which either
Srocy or , nreoty re placed th - banks rao.,9 Of
Ing intcrcht. such Legislation, II riBldly en-
forced. will havo tho effect not only to
:. REDUCE THE RATE or 1sTEnEsr
throughout to country, but will at the Same
snvingu banks, tho organization Of which should
be allowed only upon condition that tho savings
Of tho people alinll bo carefully and pradontly
invested, and tho interest arising thor!efrom,
after dedncttnR reasonable oxpenEoB DO dtat:lb-
utod from tino to limo 10 1opoBitor1, aud M
other pcraonn whataooyor.
VIOLATIONS or THE DANK1Na ACT.
Tho not Of March Q, 1867, authorizes tho
appointment Of a Recover If my ,oGtcor,
otork, or ogent of eny National DARK nn,l' q
sai,l check s6all havo on deposit IN said
bank at tho tino aaid c1eok iH certified M
amount Of money elnnl 10 tln amount spooillod
for tho National bank Of Tho Commonwealth, OF
New York, and tho New Orleans Banking Anso.
c!ation during tho past yoar for violation OF tis
got, md Il IL tho intention Of tho Comptroller
hereafter to rglaly enforce this ncs 'Yhcnoycr ho
IL Rattsilcd OF nuclt violation.
AED1srn1HuT10N.
The Comptroller ropoata tlle recommendation
In lust yoar'n report for tho repeal Of Sec. 9 Of
tho act Of July, 1870, which provided that aftor
tho whole S'6l00o.0 OF circulation hhall l,aye
hccn distributed, s25 oOo, moo additional shall be
Withdrawn from tho banking anBociatlons orgal,-
lied In tho statoa having an o1cess and tiatrib-
utol sn,oug tho statos having lesa than their
proportion. Under this section that amount
would be withdrawn from Naw York, Massaclu-
eotts, Connecticut, and Rhode Isiana. Tho
Comptroller also recommends tho authorization
Of $26.0oo. COZ moro currency to bo distributed
among tho States which aro doiciont. nau1ely,
those Of the Soutll and West. Flo is Ut opinion
that 1t would require from three to five years to
distribute thih additional umouut.
, 1873-11-26
MaoMahon Accepts the designations
Of All the Ministers.
The New Cabinet Nearly the
Same as the Preceding.
h Contnmacious German Bishop Sent
to Prison for Two Years.
Rcparation Sought for d Mexican Out
rage on Two American
Citizens.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 25.-prasidsnt MoBlahon
has sccoptod the rosignationH Of tho membora Of
the Cabinet, they having been again tendorod.
THE NEW CABINET.
Tho Cabinet, AZ rcoonatrnoted. IN compound ~
follows Dlinistcr OF tho Iutosior, DUKE dc Drog-
lio; Foreign Affairs, Quito do CazeB +; Fia:ncc
N. picrre Magno Justice, II. .Ernnnl; War,
Con. Du Daruil; hlarino, Admiral dIior1oy, !;
Public Instruction aud Worship,, 81. Bat
bio; Public Works. NJ. Dosoillfgny; :; Ag-
rioutturo and Commerce, NJ. Douilorio. Duke
do Cezes Is not o momberof the Cabinet. n. Deuloo.
who WAS Minister Of tho Interior, l,.a retired,
sud tho Duto dc Broglie taxeB Ills place, rcll1l-
qu|a7ling tito Foreign Mit,intrJ to tho Duke do
tazcs. These nro ttso only changes tnatlo fn the
Cabinet 40 1t existed before tho last resignation
It NtnAtora.
TIE DAZA1NE TRIAL.
In tho trial Of hlarshal Daxane to.dny, Gcn.
Boyer testified that Dism,nrck told him ho was
willing to grant IN armisice IT tho arlDy Of 6etz
would declare In favor OF Napoleon.
, 1873-11-26
Lightning sa.l(l C,ltslko3as

Tho lonSth Of y tiaah Of lightning Is generally
greatly uli.!or- -cstimatcl. Tho longest 1llow,l was
ino:stired by Ar I. Petit, ut Toulouse. Th!s dash
was ten and hall miles long. Araso once meas.
mi!ca in lcngtl.. lilo longest interval ever
remarked between tasl, ala tile roport wan
Enyenty-two seconds. which woula correspond
with d dlBtrict Of fourteen miles. Droct re-
searches lave shown tint atorn1 il Seldom
ton miles, whio tic sycrpso aro baro!y heard
over four to five miles OH. This fret in the moru
clrous as eannolt ,uny to Distinctly heart t'osblo
or trobo at listsncu. and in RpooIal cases much
farther. during tho ,':1nbaslsalont OF Paris, In
loft over from The Exposition OF 1sG7, wcro honya
at Dieppo, distance Of ciIllysonr nli!cn.
Arngn ntatna t}ns Tho firing 1T Wnterloo waa
audible at Greil l11 mi!oa distnnt.