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ALEXANDRIA PALACE, LONDON, In FLAMES
LONDON, June 3, 80 y. m.-Alexandria
Palace, Musvelle Hill, q northern suburb Of
London, is now in flames, and it is feared that
the entire edifice will be destroyed. Additional
detachmenfs OF the fire brigade have been sum-
moned, but 1t Is feared tnat they will not arrive
In time TO save the structure.
THE PALACE DESTROYED AND SEVEN LIVES
LOST.
LONDON, June 8, $50 %. m.-Alexandria
Palace has been. entirely destroyed. Nothing
remains OF he building bat a mas of ruins. Ii
Is reported that seven persons lost their lives.
The destr ton OF this magnificent palace and
the attendant loss oflife causes CONSERVATION in
London.
MADRID, June 9-Sbortlv after the passage
OF the resolution definitely proclaiming the fed
eral republic yesterday The Cortes took a recess
until evening: AT the night sitting Senior Pl
the ratiicf ion OF the Chamber: President of
the Counc'' and Minister o. the Interior, Senior
Pi Y Margsel; Minister Of State, Ger vera; Min
ister Of Ju ice, j. Predical; Minister Of War,
of Finance. Carvajal; Minister Of Marine, Or
GIRO; Mini ter Of Public Works, Hulanca
After al animated debate the C0rtes went
into secre: session, during which the nomins-
GRKAr FIRE IN DUBLIN.
LoNDor, June "a dispatch from Dublin
saysa or, 1t hre is now raging in lumber yard
in that city; Crowds Of persons, whose object
extinguish the flames.
At one time they stoned the firemen and a
detachment Of soldiers which had been brought
70 70 the spot 70 preserve order. The latter
The Mayor OF the city, who was present, wa
hit by ore Of the stones. Intense excitement
prevails In the vicinity Of the IRE, and the
scene during the charge Of the troops was fear
Property to the value Of eioo ZOO has alread,
been Destroyed.
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TIE NANsKNoNp (NA.) DoVRIE MURnFR-
Jim Brown, colored, charged with the murder
Of Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Dozier, sisters, ON sun
day, near Suffolk, Va, has made a fun confess
sion.
He SAYS he went 10 Mrs. Jones's aud conceal
cd himself in the fodder-loft before the family
left. When the family left for sunday school he
entered the room with a piece OF wood in hts
hand. and said % Mrs Jones, II want money -
and with the words felled her Go the door. Mrs..
Dozier cried out, ''Jim, please cont hit me-
He Immediately struck her, and confined %
strike until she was dead. He then locked the
doors and searched the house. bat found only
Mrs. Joness pocket-boOk. He says he hat no
accompiice, but IL is now believed that he had.
lie declares he did the murder with a sigh'wood
stick, and then put IL in the fire aud hurpc it
The stick found was white OAK. and white oak
bark Was found In the head OF Mrs. nozi-r. The
jail is strongly guarded 20 prevent an euraecI
public from lynching him.
The Norfolk Journal saws Jim Brown Il
very black. repulsive locking. with a low re-
treating forehead. His ewes are large. ana over
the left one Is an ugly scar, which he sad WAS
occasiontd by q mule kicked him. He il OF
medium build, about feet 20 OF ~ inches IN
height, and weighs about les pounds. tie GEN
eraly went baretooted. he Was raised in Gates
county, North Carolina, where his mother sta
resides.
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"A LITTLE CHILD CHAINED FOR THREE
MONTHS. = A case of unusual barharity has
come TO light in Savannah. on FRIDAY the
mayor proceeded 10 the house of w G. Yorke,
keeper of beer saloon, TO inyesti gate an ac-
count that had reached his ears of the close and
protracted imprisonment of a son Of Yorke,
aged some 10 or n years. The little fellow
whose name Is Wlilie-was found confined by
chain attached 70 his right ankle by an iron
shackle, the chain being about yard In length,
and fastened TO a table leg. He was nearly bare
OF clothing and in a most uncleanly plight, hav-
ng been kept in this position in the kitchen OF
he establishment, by his own statement since
twoweeks before 81. Patrick's aay which would
make the time three months. At night he slept
on lounge. The iron anklet during this time
had worn the deeh on his foot and ankle, and
the red and fostering marks OF the cruelty spoke
their own tale. In a conversation the boy sad
that his father had frequently bound his hands
behind him with a tigktly drawn rope, that cut
the skin on his wrists. and kept him tied thus
for periods Of month at a time since he had
been living in Savannah.-Chdrlsst0a IS. CT
Nctcs, Jnne 4.
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CHoLERA.-The annual scare about cholera
has con menced. This might j. 20 be depreca;-
ed I'm every aspect but one Nc IL shalt serve TO
stimulate the proper authorities 90 spread au
unusual cleanliness over the city. and advan-
tage will be gained at any event. There -
scarcely the slightest danger that cholera an
epidemic win visit this city. Cholera Is not a
contsgion. Physicians agree that il Is an mex
plIcsble disease, but no intelligent medical
man will say that cholera j. cOuta gious. Doe
tors have inoculated themselves With the blood 4,
bile and discharges Of the patient i'm every
stage of the disease without harmful conse-
quences.
Cholera, which has dwelt FOR centuries in the
regions OF the Oranges, broke cat In Calcutta
ss an epidemic nearly sixty wears 40. In is9a
II flew 10000 persons IN Bombay. wear
later il followed the rivers and roads into Per-
STA, Arabia and Asia Minor 4 little more than
forty years ago IL was trav, ling over Europe.
IL first appeared this side OF the Atant.c n 1872
at Quebec. Two DAYS later IL appeared in
Montreal. In q fortnight IL broke 0Is IA New
York, and visited most of the large e. t.e~ q the
country. But il has not been A. e,.ll,.niir IN
this country for forty years. the iu>-aH--> that
have occurred being wholly cNcep;lDnai.-
fhild. Gazette.
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IMPORTANT REDUCTION OF CANAL FRSIGHTs
ON CoAL..During yesterday and the day be-
fore considerable interest on the Subject o.
freights on the canal was manifested among
those interested in the trade. 1t was at first
rumOred that some s'outside" boatmen were
going to load at reduced rate, but everything
was settled when Capt. Pierce, the new agent
OF The Maryland company, (who ON Thursday
succeeded Mr.. Hardy, the temporary AGENT
announced that they would load at 81 Is per ton
" Georgetown, or ten cents less thai now pau.
Last evening We we're informed that all Of the
Companies would probably follow the action of
the Maryland to-day or Monday. Alexandria
beats will we suppose get the usual five cents
advance on Georgetown. This is q step OF very
considerable moment, and has Of course only
been taken by the companies after due deliber-
alton. What the effect will be on the trade can
not be predicted, but il the boatmen can stand
IL the companies will doubtless find il to their
advantage to ship as largely As possible. The
railroad company will have to make a new bid
Tor trade If the season is put in by the companies
with the advantage which they will obtain by
this reduction. The boatmen will probably
now have all the work they can do, which viii
certainly be one point gained. Cumberland
NeUs, an.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL SUPPLY. The
Pittsburg Commercial shows that the coal fields
OF Pennsylvania can hardly be called s.inex-
haustible." They comprise about 5000 square
miles The yearly rae OF exhaustion, taking
last years statistics for basis, is about y 900
acres, i've sqrare miles; out there can be no cal
culation upon the future rate. Ii will probably
be doubled in ten years, and so on. until at the
beginning Of the next century, ten thousand
DAYS of cheap coal are over, for even now II
costs more TO get IL 10 market than IL did when
the beds chiefly worked were upon the river
banks, while timber IL growing scarcer. ana
labor higher. Our contemporary conclusion ~
that "while we have plenty OF coal to last us for
hundreds OF years TO come, the supply Is not
inexbaustible; and as the near-at-hand supplies
are being rapidly used mp, the more distant
supplies will cost more 70 deliver"
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IRE FARMERS PRoPAS ANnA The Spring
held Republican SAYS: Thee D. a pr,rslses.- OF
one or more oranges of the orGcroi tue Patrons
OF HusbandIy in this vicinity. III. Eben
thompson, deputy Of the national grange at
washington, II now i'm town, and has been FOR
several days canvassing among the farmers at
west Springfield and vicinity. Witl a view 90
establishing grange there. He was present
at the meeting Of the tobacco .-oAers a. Aga
wan, Tuesday night. and explained - -, IN the
purposes and workings OF the organization. OF
which they had previously very little idea.
There IL a state grange in every state i'm the
northwest, and thousands OF subordinate
oranges have been i'm operation there for
several years, but Vermont alone OF New
England states has branches of the order .
oranges being now in operation. The
order Is secret one, but its object is
well known, being the advancement OF far
mers' interest by organized effort Better
ano cheaper means Of transporting farm pro-
ducts 10 the market is one Of the CHIEF reforms
II seeks to effect. The order recon mends it.
self immediately to farmers, and Mr.. Thomp-
son finds the tobacco-growers fayorabiy dis
posed tot
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TwKRD's CLUB HOUSE.
NEW YORK, June 9.-The effects of the late
VIM. NJ. Tweed club house, on Broaday, viii be
sold ~ auction to-day.
a STREET MuRDBR.
Peter Kenny this morning while travelling on
. ID street car engaged In an altercxuon with
another passenger, who proposed that they
should get on the car and fight IL out ON the
sidev. ELK. Kenny consented, when immedIately
on tneu dismounting his adversary drev . pas
tol and nred Ihe ball lodging in Kenny's s6do-
man who fired the shot escaped. His name is
unknown. Joe Coburn, the pagilist, witnessed
the affiay, and IL detained pending the result Of
the ante norton Investigation.
IN THE CASE OF rAfNroR
the alleged Atlantic bank defaulter, the United
States Circuit Court has found . new indict-
ment II Was moved BY the defence some time
ago 20 quaeh the indictment, claiming that e
did rot specify the particular acts charged.
Judge Blatchford denied the motion, but or-
dersd that . bill OF particularS - furnished Tie
defGpce. This neG indictmenf contains this
bill o. particulars and b In svsryvay idendcal
with me Others 80
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

COOP OPPORTUNITY FOR GENTLEMEN
NJ FOND OF FISHING.-A lin IT,
TIED number Of gentlemen can be ac- Ea&AazE&N
commodated on the steamer which nE47E1zzAss2
has been chartered to convey the Georgetown Ma
sonic Choir TO Leonardtown, Md. All Of Wednes-
board Moonlight promised for both ehts by the
CLERK OF the weather Expenses to be paid pro rata.
TtESDAY, Tomorrow. at s O'Clock sharp. For
I Ih lnformation INQUIRE OF MT R9BT BALL,
lsenrDefnNn
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0The Arcadian calls Daniel Wilson, LID
q "Shakespeareolater.o

~The Arcadian calls Daniel Wilson, LID.
. "Shakespeareolater."
~The wheat crop in Virginia has improved
wonderfully in the last few Weeks. 80 Il
ga German woman at Milwaukee has lust
given birth to three boys and one girl.
ga st. Louis woman took the veil recently.
She was caught and had to give it up though.
- There was uninterrupted sleighine over
Windsor Hill, Mass, from November Is till
April %.
lately for forcing her hve-year old son to drink
himself drunk. -sfs
ga child with frogs head is the latest re-
perted Darvinisn Phenomenon. 1t was born In
Warrington county, VI. - - :. -
oRThe beard Of . man, clean shaved # the
time Of his burial, six years go, IN Gan Fran
cisco, was found 10 be - inches long, when the
conn vas opened few weeks ago.
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ANOTHER ALLEGED Boy MURDERER.-The
Shepherdstown West Virginia) Register saws
that Thomas Devonshire, q colored bow nine
wears Of age, was shot and killed by Henry
Moore. another colored boy, ten years OF age,
lat the residence of Mr.. John Shepherd, near
that place. on the 31st of last month The bows
were playing in a room. when suddenly the re-
port Of gun was heard, and the mother OF
Devonshire hurried to the room and found her
son lying upon the floor, shot through the
breast, who expired in a few moments. The
gun fired belonged TO Mr.. Shepherd, and hal
been standing in the corner of the room loaded
Moore concealed himself for several days, but
came out for food, and was arrested.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Guard against Cholera.

IL ~th Known that il proper remedy is ins,an-
G >ossy taken in Of Asiatic Cholera, even
SnIera Morbus OF kindred complaints, tn patient is
och relieved and happens not unfreQuently that
ouch timely doses Of incalculabe service in
.iulAtt cure 1 90 not wish 70 De understood az
possible momc mt, as such course is impef atively
necessary, b1t sometime physician not be n ad
AZ a moments notice, and Il Is for such cases that
we now prepare NATTAN'S CHOLERA SPECIE
nc, a strong, active, and efficient remedy, calcu-
lated for such here stated and which every
well pducted family should have on hand or i'm
nediately procure. Daring 1876, while the chelers
was raging quite severely in Brooklyn, N. Y, wac
employ ed there, and it was found that this Specific
did great service, being much better than Squibbs
Mixture and Sun Cholera Cure, both Of which were
tried II viii also give immediate relief and care
Cholera morbus, Collie, Cramps, Dy sentary, Diar-
rhea and all disorders usual at TINS season. Full
direct ions accompany each vial.
To be had only OF
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
Jeg-tr Corner of ID and d streets northW est
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THE ORANGE LoDeEs are again discussing
the question whether they will commemorate
the battle Of the Boyne with the usual street
parade on the 18th Of July, or let IL 60 by de-
fault. The majority appear 20 he Of the opinion
that, having vindicated their right 10 parade,
they had better let the celebration 20, but
the minority contend that so long a. St Pat
rick's Day II celebrated with a street process
sion, Orabeemen are bound i'm honor TO keep
the 18th ofJuly. How they win finally settle
the matter remains to be seen. In any case IL
promises to generate, as heretofore, unwhole-
some and altogether unnecessary excitement.
N. T. Cor. Phifd. LEDGER.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

NATTON.-This popular and very healthy sum-
i mer resort, Near Smokers Gap, aud A q 4
surrounded by the Blue Ridge mountain, vcsAY
City, now open for the reception Of guests seasoa
1873. improvements since last year: Fine piazza in
front, bathroom ice-house flleo, piano ia the
house. The buildings stone consisting of lar
airy rooms. Beautiful mountain scenery. Those
wishing to enjoy the cool breezes Of this elevated
region will address,
A: o. WRIGHT,
Round Hill p. o., Loudoun Co., Va.
" References al 2O9 y street W m3,-tf
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UThe Clefgynen's Mutual Insurance Leaeus
Of the Episc1pal Church numbers Lois men-
bers, and pledged 10 pay % each % the family
or heirs OF any member Who dies. The heirs or
the last deceased member, therefore, received
e2,n96.
towns IN western Hanpshirs, Mass. IN which
90 many cattle have beon killed by lightning,
within the last few years, that catt1e owners
begin to regard tt With s1spicioa, snd hesitate
ssciy ssss1ssas : apPosss 3 - sssss
oHso1e neu e Lo1fsvillD ~ers betting ea
the vetohts 81 1nego lDule, whcn one nan,
a1ek - belilu1 - Hu1e, and vas DeAsuring.
when EoooGAiBg appo9ged 70 looetn mp the male.
Just befcre The en6rcrt died, he gave it - his
. he vaf behind, he must weigh NOT fAF fssm
~ - peunoA
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THE CHOLERA SCARE OF NAsHvILLR-The
excitement about the presence Of the cholera In
Nashville, Tenn, is increa ing. Several deaths
have been reported on the uthority of the best
physicians. but the mOrta ty Saturday shows
no increase, and physician report some ahate-
ment OF the deaths by CHOLERA, which some
deaths have not on any one day exceeded
seven.
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MEXICAN INDICATION AT MCKRNZIR-s
INVAsION.-The Voc PuLiica, an organ of the
Mexican government, in an editorial headed
"lnvasiOn," severely criticises Colonel Nc
kenzie's expedition into Mexico in pursuit of
the kickapOO Indians, denouncing the act as
an aggression committed upon a nation that is
too weak to resist, and intended to serve Is a
pretext to seize additional territory. The gov
eminent Of Mexico is urged to exact immediate
and the article concludes by saying that II the
demandi IL not complied with it win be found
that the Mexico Of to- day is not the Mexico of
!s46. 1t Is supposed that this article rejects
the sentiments Of the government
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AN EXTRA STEAM L:NE BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND RICHMOND.-lt lie stated that the
Lorillard steamship cor pany, Of New York,
will in q few months enter iutO connection
with the Old Dominion steamship company, for
the trade and travel between Richmond, Nor
folk and New York. The Lorillards are now
having constructed for his line four first-class
steamships. The first onc will be finished by the
first OF January.
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SALE OF THE STAPLBToE (vA.) MILL.-The
valuable manufacturing mills, known as the
StapletOn mills, situated in Amherst county
lVa.), and belonging 10 Mr.. j. Z. Horner, have
been sold at auction far %, 500. The purchasers
are Messrs. Charles Laling & Co., Of New York,
ture of -four.
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CATHOLIC PRoFKssoEsD RowNED.-Professo
O'D0n0van, Of the Christian Brothers academy
of st. Louis, was drow ned last week In Creve
Ceur lake, several. miles from town, while
envy, who were attending picnic at the lake.
Mr.. O'Donovan was q ute young man, aud
con Of the distinguish "a Prof. O'DonOvan, of
Trinity college, Dublin. ireland.
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EMIGRANTs FOR VIRGINIA.-The steamship
Austrian, Of the Allan line, arrived at Norfolk
on Thursday. She made the run from Liver
pool via Halifax, in 16 days, having been com
PEELED to put into st. Johns, Newfoundland, for
"A hours on account Of the ice. She made the
quickest trip down the coast on record, being
two days and half from Sambro light to Cape
Henry. She brings liz passengers, of German,
English and Scotch nativity, ,w0-thirds of whom
will remain in Virginia.
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MISS MINK, the woman accused Of the muir
der Of DR.. Baker, in Maine, refused to leave
the court room at the close OF the examination,
by force.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,

LINCOLN POST, No. 5, G. A. -
E;e wIii give isyIsiSES MoSTisst
DAY EVENING, June 10. Steamer wawaset,
which has been elegantly ntted up, will leave her
wharf, foot Of 7th street, AZ $50 p. m. Music by
Doachs Band No means will be spared 70 insure
comfort and pleasure 10 all who 60 with rs. jy-2t-
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: ~ Eighty two heads Of religious erdsre a
Romehave signed I'D ocument protesting against
Con, and appeal to the Pope, % the law OF
nations, and 70 God.
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ExCCBsIOES TO GLYMONr.

OFFICE OF THE PoroMAc FEhRS ConpASY,
SEVENTH STREET WHARF,
WAsHINsroN, May a. 1873
be chartered for Excursions to ely ~K-"
mont nsasv on ~ Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed se
10 now in complete order, having been thoroughly
oyerhauled last winter. She ha. a fine, commodious
saloon on her upper deck, and is In every respect
adapted to the excursion business.
The Potomac is now beautiful, and Glymont in
splendid condition, having been thoroughly repaired
and the grounds put In good order.
, For charter, apply az office Of Potomac Ferry
Company, foot fifth street NIL Nv
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ARTHUR NATrANs, Druggist,
Corner of ID and d streets northw est

Bachelors Hair Dye 10 the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tints disappointment, harmless reliable, instan
taneous black or brown; ct al druggists', and g
Bond street, New York. f9-eolY
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A DReTRUcTIvH FIRE occurred nj Cincinnati
yesterday which destroyed 1.400 barrels OF coal
Oil, % freight cara, 900 600 feet OF lumber and
II small frame structures in the yard OF the
Cincinnati and Marietta railroad. Loss $50 GOO.
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Nkw NoRK, june 9s-ft stated that two dele
gate from the government OF Gustsmaaa re-
Gently waited upon President Grant with
proposition for the annexation OF that republic
TO the United States OF America
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THE RAILWAY COMPANIES of Illinois are pre-
pairing to conform their tariffs and regulators
to the requirments OF the new law of the state
tioue.
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Aivr.D, MI, Jess st1is5 uisi h wsmsr.
the alleged Isle CT Shoals murderer, win begin
to-houew.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FIRST VISIT TO WASHINGTON.

HOwES'
GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
sanser's British Menagerie of Trained
Animals.
-FOUR DAYS ONLY,
ON THE LOT. SIXTH STREET, NEAR PENN
SYLvANIA AVENUE,
Mend n y. June 9, Tuesday, June 10, w ed.
hesday, June IL, and Thursday,
June ~.
First Introduction to an American audience of the
stupeIdOus Pa'sisn artist.
MILE. DOCkRILG.
The divertirs and ECCENTRIC humorist,
The Clown who never Spssks. being the first OF his
school ever saen in America.
WILLIAM n. MORGAN,
The World Challenging Hurdle Rider.
The brilliant French Athletes, known throughout
ReMELLI ATRIAL GYMNASTS.
The wonder of The MenaCerie.
FIVE ELEPHANTS IN THE RING.
performed by the accom- plished Zoographer, Mr.. C.
Roberts-the most wonderful exhibition Of Wild
Beast Training and Brute Ssgscity witnessed.
MOL0CB. THE INVINCIBLE,
ENCOUNTERS FIVE BENGAL TIGERS IN
THEIR DEN.
MONTANA, THE CANNIBAL,
Wressles with and overcomes a pack of nine fero-
ciOus H. enas. OF Grave Robbers.
ENTERTAINMENTS AFTERNOON AND EVE
MING EACH DAY.
DOORS OPEN AT AND O'CLOCK.
One hour time to the lid Beasts in their dens.
Children under 10 years.. D
THE GRAND STREET PAGEANT WILL BE
and will take a different route from that of Mon.
day,
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ARrIFrcrAL PROPAGATION OF SHAp.-The
Alexandria (Na-l Gasefte says that large sized
tin cane, resembling those used i'm transporta-
ton OF milk, containing, IL IL said, l,i.0,o 900
now employed In the artificial propagation Of
6sh ~ the south end Of the Long Bridge, paased
through that city Friday evening en- route 70
they viii be turned, and from which, n 10
asserted, the Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri
rivers will be stocked with Potomac shad.
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rhree Hen.., a.,. Drsv,e,.

NV lNLk, Hune IA boat with Ten yonng
toys, from n school OF Norwssk, Conn. return-
ing from ric-rt on Saturday afternoon, WAS
nm dcwn by the steiner Americus. and three
az the boys were drowncd. Their names we're
Charles u. BoStN ick, OF Auburn, -. v q
n,piew OF W. II: Seward; Edward Morris. OF
Trey, and WA II. Crane, Of S0mcrs, NY.
Tie bodies were recovered
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know, IL Q novelty in American cities, public
forum. TO be used for meetings Of citizeTs. A
wealthy Citizen proposes 70 build IL on public
square In front Of the new postofhce, q cost
Of halfa million dollars. The rostra or speakers