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Z The FRENCH VINEYARD.--The grape
harvest in France promises to be unusually
fine this year.. How large share the
vineyards take in the produce of the
country, and to what an extent they form
the wealth of all classes, we may judge
from the fact that there are 2,300,000
vineyard proprietors in the republic. In
oil the sunny land of France there are only
eleven departments which do not grow
the vine; twenty cultivate the grape
for, home j. consumption, and ffty-
eight for export. 81 Most g,of the
fruit is intended for the wine-presses,
but the best dessert grapes also come from
France The famous Ghasselas, Of Fon-
tainebleau, are grown in the two little
townships of Tomery and Champagne,
both in the neighborhood of Eontainebleau.
The vineyards there produce an annual
crop of about 2 ,000, 900 pounds, of which
the capital consumes about 100000 kilo-
grammes, while the rest is exported to
England, Austria, and even Russia. The
trade in grapes, foreign and home growth,
amounts in value to several million francs
a year. This, of course, does not include
grapes used for wine. London Globe.
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THE Atlantic Monthly for October has
an interesting account of the last meeting
of Thomas Jefferson and Lafayette when
the latter paid his visit to this country !:
& "They met on one Of the fine days of
October. Jefferson would have gone
some distance to welcome his approaching
guest, but the gentleman in charge of the
occasion requested him to remain at his
house, while they escorted the Marquis
from Charlottesville to the summit of the
mount. A brave cayalcade of the gentle
men of the county, with trnmpets
sounding and banners waving in the
breeze, accompanied him and formed
about The lawn, while the carriage adj
vanced to the front Of the mansion. A
great concourse. d. excited and expectant
people were present, gazing intently upon
the portico. The carriage drew up, and
while an alert little figure with gray hair
descended, the front door of the house
opened and the tall, bent and wasted form
aof jefferson was seen. The music ceased
and every head was uncovered. The two
old men threw themselves in each other $
arms, and relieved the feelings by a hearty
embrace. The coolest heart was moved
and tears filed the eyes Of almost every
spectator. They entered the house to-
gether, and the assembly dlspersed.o !.
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Gpenitg State Soilrnal.
POLITICAL.


Governor Walker made Democratic
speech yesterday to the electors of Abing-
don, Virginia.
R. ID. Beckley, esq, of Alexandria,
will speak on October 18th, at Eastville,
Northampton county, Virginia.
David Fultz, Republican, and r. b.
Berkeley, Conservative, had political
discussion OF Charlottesville yesterday.
---Rey. Isaac Webb has been nominated
by the Conservative convention of Carroll
county for the House of Delegates.
j. Ell. Clements, of Portsmouth, will
address the people of Matthews at their
Courthouse on Monday, October 18th.
Let all the people attend.
Hon. John w. johnson, United States
senator from Virginia, will address the
citizens of Stafford county on Wednesday
the 10Th of October, being county court
day.
"A large gathering of Republicans at
Charlotte Courthouse, October 6, was
addressed by Hon. George w. Graham
and Captain W. L. Fernald. The Conser-
vatives attempted meeting, but the
auctioneers present were more attractive
than the local lights of the twhite mans
party, u ~
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.4-
Judges Bond and Underwood presided in
this court to-day. Messrs. w. e. BIbb, OF
Louisa Courthouse, and Thomas f. West,
of Richmond, were, on motion, admitted to
practice law at the bar of the court. A
lot of old confiscation cases and some Iap-
peals in bankruptcy were dismissed. The
grand jury were sworn in and will proba-
bly, return some indictments by ten O'Clock
tomorrow, to which time the court was
adjourned, The case Of Rogers and Ha-
gan, for violation of the enforcement law,
was continued until the next term. Among
the pending cases is the one entitled Edgar
M. Garnett, receiver, VS.. Thomas y. Dud-
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FOR RENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
eeas~ H.. MCCORM IUK,
AuCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT, I4I4 MAIN STREET.

On consignment, a large and desirable stock
Of FURNITURE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE
DRY GOODS, HATS, GAPS, NOTIONS CLOTH
ING, &c.
would respectfully call the attention of the
citizens of Richmond and public generally, to
this large and varied stock of the above named
goods,fembracing as it does nearly every article
to be found in a well-stoclsed house. The most
OF these goods have been purchased since the
great financial crisis, at greatly reduced price
which enables me to offer to The trade and ct H.
sumers, at private sale, greater inducements
than can be found elsewhere in the city.
AUCTION SALES DAILY.
consignments solicited Outdoor sales
promptly attended to.
II. MCCORMICK,
J oe4 Anetioneer and Com. Merchant
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FRANCE.

r.
PARIS, October Sir Samuel Baker
and lady are here.
Ten days will be occupied in reading the
papers in the Bazaine case. Gambetta,
Schneider, Rouher, and General l.,
Admiralt are also present as witnesses.
The court martial before which Marshal
Bazaine is now being tried, sets in the
audience chamber of the Grand Trianon,
at Versailles. The scene at the opening
was remarkable. Nearly all the witnesses
who had been summoned were present and
the courtroom was filled with the most
distinguished men of France. Beside
those previously reported were M. M.
Favre and Regvire. The calling of their
names as witnesses caused sensation.
Marshal Bazaipe appeared in the full
uniform Of a Marshal Of France, with the
ribbon and grand cross of the Legion of
Honor on his breast. He took his seat in
an arm chair, by the side Of hiscounsel, and
was courteously addressed by the president
of the court as " Monsieur LIE Marshall
Throughout the proceedings the defence
was conducted by M. M. Lachand Anson,
the eminent advocate, and Cal Vilette.
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THE YELLOW FEVER Epidemic

| H H Y r. .H
Houston, October 7.--Physicians re-
port the fever at Calvert, Texas, to be gen.
uine yellow fever. Forty-two cases are
reported 9ai dyH
SHREVEPORT, October THE yellow
fever deaths yesterday were 16.
MEMPHIS, October THE fever is
deplorable and spreading alarmingly and
rapidly. The undertakers are crowded
beyond decent burial. Nineteen nurses
arrived from New Orleans Saturday.
$4,000 has been subscribed by citizens
for sanitary purposes. The mortality
Sunday was greater than since the fever
appeared. All who are able are leaving.
The malady is the true yellow fever.
There were fifty-four interments yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Bowman, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, died with the fever.
5UdaIi AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
] LOUISVILLE, October 7.-The board of
trade in forty hours raised $4,000 for
Memphis and Shreveport. The Masons
raised $500 last night. $4,000 to
$15, 900 wilLbe raised. 2 sg
! MEMPHIS, October 7.--The county
court has appropriated $4,000 for the
relief of the city.
WASHINGTON, October 7.-Presiden
Grant has requested the secretary of war
to direct the commissary general to send
ten thousand rations to Memphis, Tennes-
see, for the useof the yellow fever suffer-
ers in that city.
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MISSOURI.
An Insurance Company Eni ioined.

bt AH IhshEthSe SOhnkahy EHiOkneu.
!. ST. LOUIS, October 7,-The state su-
perintendent of insurance yesterday filed a
petition in the circuit court asking for an
injunction to restrain the st. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance company from transaeting
any further business, especially from issu-
ing any new policies, reinsuring any of its
risks, and paying outany money whatever.
' The petition further asks for the ape
pointment of a receiver and for a decree
dissolving the company and winding up its
affairs. The petition is based upon the
fact, as the superintendent alleges, that an
examination of the affairs of the company
shows its liabilities to exceed its assets by
1904, ,055,, exclusive of 100000 capital
stock. The writ Of Injunction was granted.
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BY TELEGRA APH
WASHINGTON.
An Interesting Muraer Trial


| Z WASHINGTON, October THE trial OF
Hope Ii. Slattersfor the murder of Michael
Hussey, of Baltimore, at the Scbuetzep
Park, during the last fest, which begins on
Wednesday, promises to be the most inter-
esting that has taken place here for wears.
The theory of the defence is that Slater.
who is of an excitable nature, acted wholly
IN self-defence, and that Hussey gave him
considerable cause for assaultine by his re-
peated assertion that " he tHussey would
take him (Slatter) by the ears and butt his
head OIL" Slater will be defended by two
prominent lawyers of Alabama and two of
TINS city, General s. s. Henkle and O. B.
Williams. The prosecution has issued sum-
mons for all witnesses to be present at the
distrlct attorneys Office tomorrow while it
is sad the defense will put great number
ON the stand to prove the peaceable charac-
ter OF their client and the opposite of the
deceased. The gamblers fraternity, of
winch SLATER is member, are, confident
that he will be acquitted. while the bar
room faction or whisky ring, which is aiding
the prosecution, Hussey having been en-
gagged In the liquor business when he re-
sided in this city, are just as confident that
ne will be convicted of manslaughter at
least.
The President to receive sI,e Evan
geIfcai AIitance-ap app0intn,ent OF a
!, IOstmaster. Al - ~ = ! r. : 80
/, WASHINGTON, October 1.-The Prcsi-
dent is expected to receive the Evangelical
Alliance on the 18th, and leave the same
evening for Toledo, to attend the reunion
OF the Army Of the Tennessee.
VILLAIN Miller, has been appointed post
master at Winchester, Virginia, vice S. r..
Atwell, suspended.
Movements of the TRANSFORMATION
go ING HahA Committee.
WASHINGTON, October TT is sta
ted that the Senate transportation commit
tee meets at New York on the 10th. Az.
ter transacting business there, thew will
proceed to Richmond and hear the canal
and railroad men. Proceeding thence to
Atlanta, nextito New Orleans, up the
Mississippi to St Louis, where the com.
mittee expects to arrive by the tenth of
November. A'i'
af Fourteen miles of the WASHINGTON Citv
and Point lookout railroad will be finished
this week. f.{ ,.s.
The statue of General Scott will be
placed in position at the circle at the
intersection OF Rhode Island and Massa-
chusetts avenues this month. The
immense pedestal, of Cape Ann granite,
weighing 12O tons, will be brought from G
street wharf this week.
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CONNECTICUT.
Tl.e N Last Grand Graphic gunpIe.

The Last Grand Graphic Bubble.
New HAVEN, October The oecu-
pants donaldson, Lunt and Ford) Of the
Graphic balloon, escaped by leaping from
the basket near this place. The empty
balloon was subsequently captured at
Canaan, Connecticut. S.
y Hartford TO be tlle Capital
z HARTFoRD, October Tone hundred
and nineteen towns, Including all the cities
but New Hayen,5 give 1850 majority for
the amendment to the state constitution
making Hartford the sole capital.
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/. LOST, STRAYED OR SToLEN.--A lib
eral reward and no questions asked will be
given for the return of new hat, removed
this morning from the room Of the news
editor of this paper. If the party who ear
ried off the tile-a present, and therefore
valued beyond its intrinsic worth-is in
want of hat the news editor will take
pleasure in presenting him with specimen
Of the desired article. gtfA "
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY. =
The Catholic Beneficial society of this city
will hold their meeting tonight, the first
yet held in the spacious new hall in the
school-building just erected on Marshall
street, near the corner of Ninth. Besides
the usual business to be transacted, the
society will elect a financial secretary and
appoint three delegates to the fifth annual
convention of the Irish Catholic Benevolent
union, which assemblies in st. Louis on the
10th instant. 81 gs6et38 85A ~
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Treasury Rnlaucas

g WASHINGTON, October 7.-Tbe follow
ing is the financial exhibit Of the treasury
department at the close of business
Yesterday; Currency, s3,948,S57. SO;
special deposit of legal tenders for
redemption of certificates of deposit, SILL
ooe,ooo coin, $Sl.407, ,244.17; including
com certificates, $33, ,5S9, 200; outstanding
legal tenders, 1858 GAS, ,OSS.
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..r .,. J. ABNlhS.
81 WHISKY PUNCH active. haa -
THE season for fires is at hand. SO
MONEY is an excellent substitute for
brains. ,Ssf .l-1t.ti5 - 81 s,,,
z MONEY is the bank whenever the wild
time grows. Ffy I'D Ia
Al VEGETABLE fairs the cabbage will
always be ahead. gs, 4vesgs G.4r Es
WITH first-class funeral. 80, grave,
where is. thy victory?" a -
How to pull on tight boots--Haye
them made a size too large. sas.T KS Oh
The Pine-street Baptist Sunday-schoo
propose a concert for the benefit of that
church, m sf5az8 ~ -5sf.s-s 81 ga ~.
y MAJOR THOMAS w. MCMAHON was
seized with an appoleptic fit yesterday in
the police court. itt.'1 t9i.stI sai3 7s -
SoRA are getting scarce. During the
whole season they have maintained their
own in price. 81 .. ~, .,...-. en
OLD COPIES of newspapers were called
''backo numbers long before the invention
of bustles. d 80 s,s..# . ~ y
) SCHOOL CHILDREN are like postage
stamps when they have to be licked before
they will stick to letters. rs S .Gis.. ati
Ex-GovERNoR VANCE, of North
Carolina, is announced for a speech at Rich-
mond on the 18th inst. i4l'l sf.,sF IS
THE FASHIONS Of Eden were much the
same as our own. When the fall time came
more clothing was, in demand. !,
ACCORDING totithe latest definition, q
bachelor is man who has lost the oppor-
tunity of making a woman miserable. si
THE COLD WEATHER still continues.
A continuance in the same ratio for a
week would bring frost, ice and what not.
j, ALL REAL ESTATE delinquent for the
non-payment of taxes, will be sold at the
November term Of the hustings court.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS at @.
T.. Johnston's news and music store. 91S
Main street to-day AT G a. M, 46j 8
a, m. so; I'm. 54; 3p. m. 81. y "a
Mr.. PoRKER is the Democratic candi-
date for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Wisconsin,
and the advice Of the Democratic journals
of that state is very appropriate, Don t
scratch your tickets; 60 the whole hog"
Ia LOVELY ARE THE DAYS, and sweet
sleeping the nights now: s'i.si y, ~. s seea..
Full-turned autumn now begins to tingea.
The leafy yerdure with golden fringe ~, 81
Through the fair scenes unequal shades appear
That speaks the downfall of the waning year.
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HUsTINGs COURT. The grand jury of
this court yesterday indicted Ro. S. Clark,
William Ferguson, William T. Randolph
and John L.. West, for felony, and pre-
sented Ellen Hunt and Stephen Turner, for
misdemeanor. &i"l57iF
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PATENTS GRANTED. The following
patents have recently been granted to Virgin
ians Moses w. Staples. Richmond, wash
ing machine VIM. iii. Waddell, Lyttleton
Waddell, and John A. Lutz, all Of Church
vile, car coupling. II % 5slt.e = ~; s's nm
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ASSEMBLY HALL.-P Professor Ander-
son still continues his exhibitions of sur
prising feats oflegerdemain, ,at this capacious
place of amusement, and with the assist
ance of the pretty pignante Leona, affords
unalloyed enjoyment to thousands of pat
ronS #ff'#5t.Hl tH lsa.s{ .t. Itf..ft EN .-t
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THE CoLoREDa MILTTARY.-The At
tucks Guard and the two accompanying
volunteer organizations which left here
yesterday at ] O'Clock, arrived safely in
Washington, D. c., and had a grand re-
ception from the Stanton Battalion, whose
guests they were. Our city battalion were
engaged to-day, under the command of
Captain Hobson, acting major, in carrying
out the previously arranged programme.
Our boys Anticipated much enjoyment.
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THE EXPORT TAx.--The case of
James b. Pace VS.. Rush Burgess, involv-
ing the constitutional limitation of the
general government in regard to the tax on
the expectation Of tobacco, will come up this
week before Judge Bond in the United
States circuit court, in this city. .gaaE -
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CITY NEWS.
Z lisAMUsEsIENTs TO-NIGMT.

VIRGINIA OPERA HOUSE. sE.-Professor Young, the
wizard, assisted by Madame Young, and Sig.
Viraldi and his Fantoccini. -iA
ASSEMBLY HALL Professor Anderson, wizard,
&c, assisted by Miss Leona Anderson.
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TOMATOES. Not more than forty years
has elapsed since the people learned to eat
this healthy and enticing vegetable. Before
that time they were raised in lighthouses,
and regarded as a species of flower. The
tomatoe is more plentiful and better now
than in the midst of summer. The vines
would bear all the year if there was no
frost. e "a irea as Ht al
ilr1ss "Those red Autumn tomatoes
How beautiful they are
Than all that went before, I'd
g" Than all the Summer store,
=. ,rsals .s f}is; How loyelier far % HfHr
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NEW YORK.
Financial.

i, New York, October Moon. Stocks
dull. Gold 110B. Money loaned at 1-16a
Is and interest, Exchange, long, u;
short, 81 Governments dull and steady.
States quiet. 4o.ss s .I a4
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WESTMoRELAND MINUTE MEN,
From the order book of the Minute Men
of Westmoreland county, now in possess
sion of a gentleman Of this city, the fol-
lowing extract is taken: fie fst
"Westmoreland County, S.:
AT a meeting of the commissioners
nominated by the court Of the said county,
and commissioned by the committee of
safety of this colony. the 26th of Febru-
ary, 1776, pursuance to an order Of the
colony convention, dated 1st day of De-
cember last past, entitled AN ordinance
for establishing mode of punishment for
the enemies of America in this colony
Present: Richard Henry Lee, John Aug.
Washington, Richard Lee and William
Bernard, esqrs. slsi 3 aalsH
Richard Henry Lee, esq.,, the first
named in the said commission, took the
following oath, to wit I: /, r. I'll. Lee, do
swear that / will we'll and truly discharge
the duty of commissioner for the county
of Westmoraland, agreeable to an an ordi-
nance entitled AN ordinance for establish
ing mode of punishment for the enemies
to America in this colony and that | will
do equal right and justice to all men to the
best of my Judgment, without favor, atfec-
ton or partiality, which oath was then adj
ministered by the said R. Fl. Lee to the
said John Aug. Washington, Richard Lee
and VIM, Bernard, esqs.
(Signedl
8" RICHARD HENRY LEE"
8 February 80, 1776.n a.,
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PENNSYLVANIA.


PoTTsvILLE. October 7.-The first
snow Of the season is falling here.
FONDA, N. Y, October 1.-Two hours
snow has fallen here. A ssa R4{a3 "
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MIsSIssIPpI.

Extra Session of the LEGISLATURE.
JACKSON, October 7.-Governor Pow.
ers calls an extra session of the legislature
to amend the election laws.
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THE FEAST OF TABERNACLE The
first day of the Hebrew Feast Of Taber-
nacles was celebrated by the, Israelites
yesterday by the peculiar observances ap-
propriate to the day. Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather, the synagogues
were all well attended during the morning
service, which begak at nine O'Clock
The usual ceremonies incident to this oc-
casion were fully carried out. 49, u.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, October brigham
Young has been reelected president of
lions cooperative institution.
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: MEMPHIS. Reliable information has
reached this city Of the dread ravages Of
the yellow fever in our sister city of Mem
phis. Hundreds have fallen victims to the
scourge, and those who could afford it have
fled the doomed spot, leaving it nearly
wholly in the possession of the sick, infrm,
poor and needy. It is stated that many of
the present Inhabitants Of the doomed city,
who have escaped the ravages of the fever,
are literally dying of starvation. The funds
of those good Samaritans, the members Of
the Howard association. have become ex-
hausted, and there are none to administer
to the wants of the suffering poor. A
former we'll known citizen of Richmond,
now a resident of Memphis, makes an
earnest appeal for assistance both to our
citizens generally and the common council
in particular. The poor people left in
Memphis are in truly ptiable situation.
Many want clothing and all want food.
As we have intimated, many are literally
starving. This latter is added to the hor-.
rors of yellow fever in its worst stages.
We trust it may be the pleasure not only
of our citizens, but the common council, as
the representative Of all our citizens, hap
PLY now exempt from all diseases, to ex-
tend these poor and suffering people
helping hand. Any contribution made for
their benefit here will be receipted for by
Captain James q. Gibson, of the Southern
express company, and duly and quickly
forwarded to its, destination. Individual
contributions may be left with him. 4.5a
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. PERSONAL---VERY.. William Brown, D..
D., and Rev. J. L. M. Curry, LID, left
for New York last night They will attend
the session Of the Evangelical Alliance.
Rev. Drs. Hogc and Read are already in
New York. DR.. Hoge speaks before the
Alliance on next Friday. an hla
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nesg- sPOTSWoOD COAI, YARD.-

Degn SPOTSWOOD COAL YARD
have renewed my. lease on the Spotsw ood Coal
Yard, and am now ready to receive orders for
winter supplies Of FUEL.
ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATES, stoves and
furnaces; B 4sf
WINTERPoCK, CUMBERLAND and MID
LOTHIAN COAL;
West Virginia SPIINT COAL;
SOFT COKE for stoves and ranges;
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed and split
tkindling). W. s. PITCHER.
jy 23-3m
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Hon. O. r. Ramsdell, Republican candidate
for lieutenant-governor, will address the people
at Goochlard Courthouse, October goth (court
dayl. N 5s-at tsaa taate
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KENTUCKY

faMurder OF an U. D. Ottieial. /
PARIS, October Nv. A. Barton
deputy. United States marshal, was
murdered to-day by Edward and Mat
Current.
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ri VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUsE.- Professor
Young practices legerdemain and distrib-
utes prize gifts at this place of entertain
ment to night. House crowded last night
and people much pleased. a5t Fs-af
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October An expedition to
complete the Polaris investigation is
montnd