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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-15

WAsHINGToN CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, fOrapse, Alexandria and Mahas.
sAs and LynchbnrE and Danville Railroad
Companies consoli dated.)
p2UBLE DAILY ThhlVNs, ieseept I'll Sunday p NJ
connections will be made between Warrington and
tynchblrg In the sroat line from New Orleans and
Now York, connecting twice daily with Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad At 9ordonsyille and charlottes
the Ohio river and West,
Leave Washington by Potomac Ferry Company's
boats, Seventh street wharf, twice daily q. m
md Mni r m. and take trains eorner King and
Arriyeat LynchbuTF at 30 .. m, and Z ~ q. IN I;
making close CONNECTIONS West and Southwest.
PAssonSers for Manassas Division leave seventh
stre.t wharf a. m, daily, excepting sunday.
leans. chanEins only At LynehburY.
, Buy tickets at Us Pennsylvania avenue and at
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, WnshinEton,
y. o. or at Alexandria. corner Of King and Union
knoxs Omnibus Line makes rapid connection DO
tween , ba,imSre and Ohio railroad depot and sey
breakfast and supper on ferry boats for through
Aps J. NJ BROADUs, a. T. A.
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RAILROADS.
DKNNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
L TO BAJTIMohE, u.

DENNSYLvANTA AIR LINE
il TO BALTIMORE,
PH1LADELPHIh,
BOSTON,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
HThTFH
THROUGH BYTwEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK,
WITHOUT CiIhNGF OF OARS
The equipment on this linz a now and OF tho most
elegant and Improved nnlHh. -
PULLMAN PALACE SLE HING CARS ON MIGHT
TNAiNH
On And After ThurNday. JulT "a, ts5a.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

OAfIcE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRouSDs.)
Cor Pa AVE. AND TwKsIYfIRsTsr, I
WARRINGTON, d. O., July %, liza
Sealed proposais Will be received by the under.
signed unt u on the 18th day OF Auptist, lsT3,
June ~, ts7L
Information as to quality. &c. &c, can be OBJ.
tanned on application to this office,
The right to reject any or all bids, or to accept
any bid, IL reserved, and each bidder is required
to deposit with the Treasurer o. the United States
the sum Of S51, as guarantee OF q faithful por.
formanee Of the contract II awarded to him,
o. f. BABCOCK,
Colonel of Ensneers, U; s. A., In charge Of Public
Duild nRs and Grounds JyalRt
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PROPOSALS,
DRoPosAi!s FOR COAL,
BusrAu or EseRiviso asb PRIsTIso.

BuREAu or HseRlyisa lsb PaIsTIse,
July a. 1Ng
, Eshed pror2t.s Will be rseeiyed at this once
August, iaa, for Furnishing one thousand U,Dool
Coal 70 be delivered At such times and places and
IN such quantities a. may be required, and subject
proved July II, is7o. vkj "fhst such coal shall
wei.h ~! poilnds TO the ton. and shall be in:
spected and weighed and the quantity Of each load
oeIhhei, Al the tine Of delivery, by the perton ap
pointed and qualified under the act for that pur.
be paid by the contractor"
PropQsals will BE- considered binding for one week
from the sSth day Of August, liza, the DEPARTMENT
rcsSTyins The right TO reject all or any portion Of
No proposals will be entertained unless scrompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence u ab lily to fulfill The
contract, nor will hny payment be made without
the certificate Of the instector iha, the coal fur
nirhed In such "a the contract calls for.
proposals should be addrcssed and cent TO the
tV9sentaug& Treasury Department.
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOSALS FOR SEWER AT FORT wADS-
i WORTH, NEW YORK HARBOR
Oprfcs OF CHIEr QUARIERNAsTER,l
FIRST QUARrkRMAsrHR DIsrHIyT,
HOUSTON brRksT, CORNER OF GREENE,
NEW YoRK, Aug. 4. ls7a
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, with q COPY OF
this advertisement attached to each. are invited,
tember H. isis, for the construction OF sewer Al
Fort wsdsworth, New York hsrbor. IN accordance
with the plan and specifications on nle In this Of
nee The work must be proposed for as whole.
and not by tue foot or yard A written guarantee
Of two t1) responsible persons. for the prompt
ccution and iulhment Of the contract, should II be
awarded, must accompany the proposas. All ma
aud the work completed within thirty days from
me propossls should be indortad "Proposals for
Sewer at fort wadsworth. New York harbor," and
addre..ed e ths Chief Snar'ermss,er EtTss guar
lieut. Col and Deputy Quartermaster General.
Brevet Major Gen, U. X. Army.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

m. and is. % ID, 90 ~. s'o and 20 ?. ~
FOR ANNAPOLIS
As'S q m. and sR N nn ST, ~. on Sunday.
Ali0 p. M. but not on sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
From BAltimore-The ~ stopping at Relay and
4 La Rce. only ny me ~, SA m and M stepping
p S 2, and % p n sioppinE at all stations,
s9 p m; trains Stopping q all stations; the 20
without stops. On Sunday the 10 p. m will stop
at all stations south OF Annapolis Junction.
FOR POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
POINTS
Ms ile Am; and 8, and % ,. M Returning leave
Point OF liocks At 6lb and IS g. m, and as y. m,
arriving al Washington ats - and s.JO q. m, and
blO D. M.
Through tickets TO tho West can be had at the
Warrington Station Ticket Once at all hours Of the
day: also, at the Companys Office tt6 Penns ylvAniA
avenue Passengers purchasing tickets at the Ave
nue. Office can there arrange 70 have their baggage
called for and checked Of their residence taken to
The dep2t, and put into the baggage car.
For New York, PHILADELPHIA and Boston, SEQ i'd
THOB. II. SHARP,
Master Of transportation.
l. NJ COLE,
General Ticket Ascent.
GEO. h. KOONTZ
JED. General Asent Warrington,
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D BALTIMORE AND PUTOMAC RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND PUTOhAC RAILROAD.
6fPor oonsEs sd sTfTH AfsD B STREETS
After JULY %. is7S. trains viii run As follows
IhAi SsLf hsASh foH rhA Wssufs EFS
- Sr... a.llJs i'sar' FL Ers.. nd ksW York e.
- S,... % Sss SSgs s En daily e.
ssinmodstioa ' &c Sosib m and h Ess; d isHin
ins.p, b san z rom fss'%$Is
sp m. New York o.. gre : daiSSneSpt sun.
Baltimore express. ~ +. M, n Y, express,
SEQ p m, BALTIMORE Ac- daily. except RundAy
ooinmodation. daily. OF. Sis ., IN, all daily. er.
ccpt Sunday cept sunday
s;is p. M, Cincinnati EH. \ ~ p. M, daily, from
gress. daily. except Sun. baltimore, daily from
s%S; Nj p.,, ds,ly New 'Oss 3 M s Southern
'U pr.!s daily III; P'''h' H. % New York express
Trains leaving washington Al . "a a. ~. and ~
?. m. connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro'.
ins st Marlboro at 1850 and II rs a N. and . is
Trains arriving ., washinrton A, Il Y a. m SIS
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Thirteenth and pennsyl ynnia ave
nne, northwest corner sixth and Pennrylyania ave
West Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisville, It, Louis, New Orleans,
ghicas9, Omaha, San Francisco, and all point
North. NoIthSe.t. W.,i and Southwest
ia YotiNa' IAN NJ p.s,.in's.p hssnt
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A LKxANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A k sHH Gfn k AkhfhfSANPhiA AND fhADk

Local trains fof hisisndria cave a. taiiaa:, !
y v, TO- ii M, u noon O. g. =, 8, 9, 7, u a. m.
aud IN. 70 Alexandria daily; ali others daily eI
Local trains from Alexandria arrive as followsi
aJ, 4, hS, 49, ~ 3j, II E3 a. IN, y 49, u.s. 2:4
3;S, S, 80, 6sS 49, 8 y. NJ, 'SJ q. M aud H3
except Sunday.
inston aud Ohio railroad,
oUANTi0Q sccommodation leaves Washington
a q 81 sob fiHfE Fiji ExffEss. vi. Richmond,
caves Washington u NJ p n daily except sunday.
for sale At the ONCE corner sixth and Pennsylyanis
avenue, and Thirteenth and PennsylvanIA Avenue
Sass 70 be CHECKED At all hotels and Essldsnoss
y3ou General Passenger AGENT
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sbMMEn ARRASoEM Es NJ BEGINNING APRIL

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
II, 1878
Two trains daily eIcvTt Sunday. between AIeI.
Leave Alexandra at s:i5 q IN. and tp. m. Pass
LceAburs ,{soinf Westward at II a. NJ and p. M:
arrive o. Hamilton at u ~ u. M and 30 p. m.
Leaye Hamilton at 80 a M and u Do .. m;
" Az 2, m. aud arrive At Alexandria at SAB a, m.
and S:lb r. M
Passengers by the 10 O. m, train from Hamilton
20 through Zone carl to Washington without change.
Passengers from Washington take the Washington
~ =: n, going through TO Hamilton without
Thee rs a. N. train from AieIsadria and u sOp IN
Train from Hamilton connect III Hamilton with
kemRs daily line o. ooachss for Puroellyille. Snch
for Aide AMI Middeburr
Communication ticfets, three cents Ter mile
Apl&u General Ticket AGENT,
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ITO BUILDERS.
LIGHTHOUSE AT HEREFORD INLET, FIVE.
MILE BEACH, NEW JERSEY
OFFICE or LIoHT HOUSE ENaTNEEn,l
No So Walnut street. !
PHILADRLPHIA, August D. 1sia J
Sealed proposals., from builders only, will be re.
ceiyed At this ONCE until 10 O'Clock noon of MON.
DAY the sth Of Sepsember next for the erection OF
let, thye-mile besch,j New Jersey, In accordance
with drawings and specifications which can be seen
O'Clock q. m. Anda o'clocl y. m.
cude the entire cost OF the building complete. In.
Guiding painting.
Bids must be made in duplicate. and In forms
which will be furnished on application and conform
In all respects TO the requirements Of the Govern.
ment, and the right to reject auy ali the bids ia
reserved.
ned. when bidders are requested to be present,
H., ~, r., W Y RAYSoLDs.
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JNTHRsUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRICr OF COLUMBIA.
Equity. No. ssH Dock. IL.
This cause having bcen referred TO tho auditor.
Of John u. Iurton. deceAseds " AgPear before ne
100 Louisiana avenue, Washington city. at II % ock
a. M OF said day Notice Il also hereby Eiyen TO the
therein, 70 aLpesr q, the same time and place
"u AUGUST ], isaa ROBElT LEIGH, Auditor.
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JAMES q. McGILL.

ARCHITECT,
I'll Seventh street, OPP osits Pest Once
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-19
From Tonica.

TONGA, July IL, 1913.
Hot as mustard again Thermometer about
100 degs in the shade day after day; so il
don't get cooled off through the night. But
there is one consolation, it is good for corn,
and that is what we all desire in this corn
country. Our village authorities sued one
man in an action of debt for shooting on the
4th in violation of their ordinance. The suit
has been continued on motion of plaintiffs
until the Sth of August. What the result will
be remains to be seen. Business dull We
have no mines or manufacturing establish
ments to add to the business Of our village.
Our trade is mostly with farmers, and when
they are busy as they now are, business will
necessarily be slack.
The ladies of the Congregational church
were not satisfied with the result of their ice
cream festival on the eve. of the 1st inst. In
consequence of the heavy rain that day the
attendance was small, and receipts light But
who don't know that when the ladies take
hold of anything in earnest it has to go? So
they Uhe Ladies' not at all discouraged or
disheartcned, determined to try it over again,
and on the eve. of the 9th inst it was repeated
at the residence of Rev. J. c. Myers. The
weather was favorable and a large number
were present Everything passed off pleas.
antly, and the proceeds were quite satsfac-
tory. don't know the exact amount, but
sufficient to cancel the debt incurred in re-
pairing the church, and purchasnga new
carpet for the same Rev. Mr.. Myers and
lady are deserving much credit for their un-
firing efforts in assisting in getting up the
festival, and making it pleasant and enjoya-
bic to those in attendance. Carpets down on
Saturday. Three cheers for ladies.
PLUHlgCS
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE,
Southern Illinois.


Copious rains have been the order of the
day through Central and Southern Illinois
all the spring time and thus far through the
opening summer. 1t was a little difficult to
cut the wheat in some ATTITUDES; and in
others to secure ii against sprouting after it
was cut. The harvest was on the whole, far
better than was expected in the cary spring
an average yield. No large amount will suffer
or perish from storm or rain. Corn is look
ing splcndidly on the whole; some fields have
had "A wet time of il; not so great breadth
planted as last year, yet if half as much ma
lures well, We shall have no occasion to re.
greet it. There is good amount of old corn
left. 1t is a misfortune to have harvest so
great that it cannot be consumed or carried
to market without sacrifice or loss of half its
value.
OF small fruits the supplyis limited. Pears,
Cherries and apples bloSsomed well; but
there is not a quarter crop of either, and not,
perhaps, an eight of the whole. Peach orch.
ards in many cases are half dead. Young
trees are doing we'll There will be no large,
good crop for two years yet, at least Straw
Ferries and raspberrics were abundant for a
brief time and now the Lawtons and Kitta-
tInnics (blackbcrries) are taking their places
Grapes give small promise. One vineyard,
thrlty-ive miles above st. Louis, comprising
thirty-five acres, will give seven-eighths yield,
which will be large. But this is a solitary
case. In most vineyards the crop is cut of.
The new railway tariffs are agitating all
society. There is no mystery about it. The
railway enterprise is the only really prosper.
Gus and lucrative industry. I.p.ys alargcr per
cent on capital invested than any other bus
inesS in which men so largely engage /, con
ciliates no public, but dictates it, terms in
sovereign way; il consults no Interests but
those Of rival lines and the ten per cent"
Competitions rivs.ries, immense and costly
offices, ana high salary officials, make high
.arii's a necessity. tn railroad war. a. :, =
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D ien.

In this city, on The h inst at he residence Of his broth
er. of consumption, Mr.. BALDWIN BRADFORD son OF
Levi Bradford ESQ., now OF Pa. aged 2s years, months
and days.
Thus has fallen this amabe young man. in tie bloom OF
life and In the midst of his usefulness and the place in
cety he occupied is vacant. Mr. Bradford came 10
this city with his father in 1863 and took such an Interest in
his fathers affairs that In due time he became partner In
the business, and gave himself unremttngly TO his du
ties that he was example OF industry and isthuness
Steady in all his habits and upright In his dealings, he
in the esteem Of those best capable OF Judging young
of WORTH enjoying the fullest confidence OF the people
of Ottawa aud vicinity and his quiet gentemanly ways
made him savore with the young. About two years
taken sick and from that time he has steadily de
cned untl death relieved him OF his suengs. His tuner
attended by large concourse OF sorrowng friends
In this fresh bereavement Mr. Bradford and family have
the sincere sympathy OF the good people of this town. In
little more than three years he has lost the vgor Of
their youth, two and daughter May He who
ferts the mourner comfort this family. c.
In the town of Rutland, July l2th 1875 BENONI HALL.
ness which borne with remarkable patience. 4 good
husband, father and worthy man has passed on.
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WEDNESDAY, July lG, 1873.
On motion Of Mr.. Morrison:

'jl Iubl4Bl VI WI hpllISOh
ordered, that the Clerk be instructed to
raw his order on the Treasurer in favor OF
the Supervisors of Peru for such amont as
will be sufficient to purchase transportation
tickets for Mrs Cosgrovc and family from
Peru to Kansas, said order to be drawn upon
me presentation of a certificate from the SUI
Dervisor of said town that said ticket had
been purchased and said family had departed
Tor Kansas.
On motion of Mr.. Johns, the standing rules
If the Board were so amended as to allow the
sppointment of three additional standing
committees, to-wit: On Fees and Salaries, to
settle with Supervisors, and on Complaints
and Attachments.
The Chair announced the following as com.
Dlising said committees:
Fees and Salaries-Clark, Barns, Pritchcll,
Neustadt and Emerson.
To Settle with Supcrvisors-Jo Burr
and Bower
Complaints and ADMINISTRATIVE,
CAilds, Morrison, Lewis and Center.
ON request Of Mr. Spicer, he was relieved
f the chairmanship of committee to prepare
q memorial to the state board of equalization,
upon which, on motion of Mr., Childs, the
chair appointed II. VI. Galahcr as such chair
man.
The committee heretofore appointed to in
.ure into the eXpediency of erecting addi-
tional buildings for the accommodation OF
lbs county poor and insane made report, and
IN motion of Mr.. Flaherty, , o'clock p, NJ. to-
morrow was set for its consideration
On motion of Mr.. Child, the clerk was di
rectcd to cite the following persons to show
cause why their property should not be as
sessed and increased in its valuation, to-wt
Benz. Rcam, A. d. Brown, Bohlen, liuse Il
Co., Husc, Loomis & c., Peru Coal Co., T. ID.
Brewster & Co, d. w. Flowercn Il Co., Jas.
Cahill, p Bowers, illinois River Bridge Co.,,
r. & a. y. Murray, DR.. +. Raith, August
Buffer Geo. Gehringer, G. Zucher, Mrs. Sc
bach, John S. Smith, NJ. Cridcr, and Chris
Baker.
Adjourned to O'Clock tomorrow.
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pigs grew up and were separated from the
maternal embrace, but the kitten remained
and kept its place beside the sow When an.
other litter appeared the kitten formed one
of the family and acted like an older sister.
As this litter separated from their mamma,
the kitten attempted to ill their place with a
half a dozen small cats, which the SOW de.
voured heartily, and seemed grateful for the
present, Sow and kitty were then sole com.
panions till another litter of pigs appeared,
when the kitty kept up her family relations
She sleeps on the sow's back and seldom
leaves the pen. The affectionate companions
may be seen at any time under the livery
stable barn, and are one and inseparabe
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There is a big international fuss up in
Pembina over the arrest, by a couple Of New
York detectives, on Canadian soil, it is al
iaged, of notorious English swell known as
Lord Gordon-G Gordon. He had swindled some
4 the sharpest New York railroad kings and
Wall street operators out Of sums estimated
II S150,0OO, by very questionable operations
n Erie railroad shares. He was arrested in
New York, but got Il man named Robinson
20 go his bail, and then jumped his bail His
New York victim therefore wants to see him
50 bad that he offered very large reward for
lis arrest The detectives who arrested him
managed 50 badly, however, that they got
themselves arrested, and now an unpleasant
diplomatic correspondence with England
may grow out of the affair,
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sometimes termed, seems to have been in
troduced on the principle; We are going
to make you do it,"
The new tariff implies a like defiant atti
tude. One party must give in, come down,
be conciliatory and reasonable, or both; or
this thing will yet make trouble, The true
solution will undoubtedly be found in rival
interests, Bribery and cunning will ottener
succeed in such a contest than argument.
NJ X. w.
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PRIZES

TIE Association offers the following prize, 10
%" awarded at The Kendall County Agricultural
Fair Of 1874, for Colts sired hv their Horses:
For the best Colt sired 10y PANIC, 500 cash and
the service OF the Horse.
For the best Colt sired by REVENGE, out Of a
thoroughbred Mare, provided there are three en-.
tries. 500 cash; the best out ui common Mare,
50 cash; and service II IL" lOrs".
For the best Colt sired by luJNo LIuN, - in
cash and the service 81 the IOf-r.
For the best Colt -ir.d by lOUNG SCOTLAND,
$40 cash and the service ~ the Horse.
-N'Ht.Ts u "a, AS4.,D'ya LD' n'iDfr8 To- ,uUi-
J.'' f.r N, Gi-,es p,'i-,s.
plnHO III, May III, .s-a.-ti
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From Serena.
'l.URIgCS.

SERENA July 1G, 1913.
Not much of import has happened since
our last
We are abundantly blessed with old bache-
lors, or at least young men vcrging very close
" on old bachelorsm, though some Of them
are hunting after that which will make few
less bachelors in our city, which ] suppose is
death Many of them are rather tall, and all
manage to desert their usual haunts on Sun
day Where they wander-whether Oft to the
river side to drink the pleasures of solitude
with smiling nature and listen to the music
of the birds and the ripping water or TO the
side of some lovely maiden to our town dis
tant but to him dear, we cannot say, but
from the whimperings Of the Sheridan Ne,rS
Letter judge some of them wander near that
village and enjoy the company Of some Of its
beauties, which has excited, frightened or
iealousised it so badly that it has commcnc-
ed warning our tall youth to discontinue
their visits in the ncighborhood of that re
nOwned city. We understand this warning is
also meant for one that stops not at Sheridan
but passes through and finds his lass in the
city of Newark | wonder what the whiifct
takes our boys for | know personally that
his warnings are not needed, as ! see three Of
them sail out for the fair praires of Mission
nearly every Sunday noon regardless of the
threats Thus far they have returned to us
sometime during the night, or next morning,
safe, sound and smiling. We notice the Ncrs
Letter says one of our tall boys has discontinue
ed his visits over there and gone west. We have
watched them all, and not one Of them is
missing. We always see them going east bu
never west The Letter may rest assured that
threats will not frightcn our youths, they pull
too much avoirdupois for that If anything
but the word mo- Numbered from the mouth
of a Mission lass or the finding Of lady that
suits better causes the discontinuancc Of their
visits there, we will cause the discontiuancc
of their residence here, aided by lots Of boot
leather, you bet.
The weather has been lust fearful Mon
day Scorching, Tuesday frying, and to-day
anyone vcnturing into the street leaves but
grease spOt-mcrcury standing from 100 TO
lOj degrees to-day and yesterday in the shade.
The prospects FOR the corn crop, the oldest
settlers say, have never been better.
Serena against the world for dogs B,log,
ma manufacturers will do well 10 give Us q
call We have whffet here fit for nothing
but sausage meat Any bologna manuiactur-
er buying him can have twenty-five dogs
gratis. lie can be bought for 81 jail.
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THE OLD WORLD.

The news from Spain during the past week
lives sorry showing for the stability of the
Republic in Spain. While the republicans
are torn with dissensions among themselves,
he Carlis.s are making rapid Roadway and
re taking town after town. The cause looks
- prosperous, that on Wednesday Don Carlos
himself crossed the frontier from France and
: now at the head of his soldiers in Spain.
His triumph is regarded as but question of
t.mc.
England seems to be chiefly agitatcd this
week over proposition in parliament topper
nit the introduction Of the confessional into
Tie English Church.
Several cases of cholera are reported at vi
onna.
The surrender Of khiva to Russia is au-
tHoritatively announced.