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IMPORTANT TO FRUIT GROWERS
SOMETHING RARE!
BEST FRUIT CRATE KNOWN II

BEST FRUIT CRATE KNOWN i
The GEORGIA FRUIT CRATE Of which
Mrs Margaret Hetzei is the patentee, Is pro-
nounced BY the Potomac Fruit Growers Soci-
civ the best one known to them. II Is now
manufactured at Clifton and at Accotinls, Fair
fax county. Virginia but the demand is so
great for this light, useful and popular article,
mat those factories cannot begiu to supply the
demand And Mrs. Hetzel Is ready 10 make
liberal terms for right of patent to these who
may desire to manufacture at any other locality .
i Gall or address the patentee. at Clifton, Eai r
fax county. Va. an 6--dlmwsm-
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MARINE NEWS. Entered to-day al
this port British brig Gladiator, Captain
Lehman, from Baltimore, to complete cargo
for Rio Grande do Sui.
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neS-0LD WHISTLES, WINES AND
HNe3 BRANDIES.

The undersigned has now completed his Sum
mer stock, and wonld respectfully call atteu-
tion to some yerv old RYE WHISKEY, PINET
CASTILLION. and JAMES HENNESSY'S
BRANDIES of 1854
Also FISH AND SWAN GIN, made after the
old Dutch fashion; ISABELLA SHERRY,
OLD PORT, and MADEIRA WINE BLACK
BERRY, CHERRY, and GINGER BRAN
DIES, and some very cid
< SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY.
The above will be sold In quantities from
barrel to a gill, to suit the trade.
~ JOHN *. MOLLOY,
s3sg Corner Main and Twenty-third streets.
+ jy 9-1 m
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CENTAuR I,INIAfENT.-

NJ UENTAUK LINIMENT.-
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CENTAUR LlNIMEsT viii not
relieve, no swelling which 1t
will not snbdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.
In Admiralty.
MARSHAL,S SALE.

By virtue of writ of yenditioni exponas,
issued out of the clerks office of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
triet Of Virginia, and to me directed, shall
proceed to sell at public auction for cash., on
MONDAY, August the 18th, 1873 at o'clock p
M at the wharf in Rockets, Richmond, Va,
the following property, to-wit .s = ~, 44 I
THE SCHOONER VIM i. HERN, of 4,927
tons burthen.
PARTIES desiring to purchase are invited to be
present.
Dated Richmond, Va, August I, 1873.
.gas sr DAVID b. PARKER,
au 7--10t U. s. Marshal.
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rs a6f9ffS sd tsI 1902
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES for the Eastern District

of Virginia.
81 IN the matter of Lewis t. Booker, a bank
rupt--in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va. this I4th day OF July. 1873
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The undersigned, Thomas III. Booker, OF dlou-
eester ty, Virginia, hereby gives notice o. nts
appointment as assignee of the estate OF L. ~
Rooker OF Gloucester county in said district
who was, on the l4th day of June. 1873, ad-
Judged a bankrupt his own petition by the
District Court OF said district
Dated Richmond, July 14th, 1873.
THOMAS II. BOOKER,
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VIRGINIA TICKET.

a 7. r. CHAMBI,ISS, for Governor
JOHN Il. MARYE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
JAMES G. TAYLOR, Attorney General.
People of Virginia, are we forever to be the
victims of "caucus" and ''party strfe,' against
which Washington warned us? 1t
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< GENERAL GRANT has been spending a
few days in Washington. He looks
bronzed and healthy after his northern
tour. He expresses warm interest in
the growth and prosperity ofVirginia, and
we are confident would be highly gratified
to see her elect a Republican state tick ct
this fall III Essseg4iI g33 4sfs estF tFss E5H EI
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COLONEL HUGHES has resigned the
Office Of United States attorney for the
western district Of Virginia, with the re-
quest that the vacancy be filled before the
Goth instant. He has thus indicated q
nice sense Of propriety and his entire con-
fidence in the people, to whom alone he
looks for strength in the coming canvass.
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BGy-COAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD!
Now ascharging and to arrive, 800 tons snpe
rior RED-ASH. EGG and STOVE. and
ANTHRACITE COAL;
Also constantly on hand BITUMINOUS
COAL and COKE; best seasoned Oak and
Pine WOOD, long and sawed.
Orders for winter supply filled at very lowest
market prices.
COAL WEI.L-SCREENED AND SOLD
BY WEIGHT.
7. r. r. BURROUGHS,
jy Sim Cor. Main and Seventh streets.
DaEnDOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND I4rH SITS.
No. 14OD
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
received, upon which liberal interest will be
allowed.
Save your money and get interest Do not
keep 1t idle interest counts while you sleep.
JOHN E. B,)SSIEUx, President,
THOMAS s. ARMTISTEAD, Cashier.
ie 9--3m
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xII sEMI-WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL
for one year.
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PROPOSALS..
CAPE FEAR RIVER IMPROVE
sos MENT.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
z Sd STORY UNION BANK BUlL'G,
FAYETTE, NEAR CHARLES ST.
BALTIMORE MD, August 4, 1871
PROPOSALS
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK. fKfn
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship VIVA
NOKE, Capt Couch, will sail on FRIDAY,
August 8, ut 3 O'Clock p. m.
Positively no freight received after p. IN.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points--north. south
east and west Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare. ~
k.taerage ........... ................ co
Round Trip TICKETS. ~ w
For freight or passage, apply TO
GEO. w. ALLEN g. CO.,
au 6--3t Company's Wharf. Rockets
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and Executive Progress
The Situation at the Seat or Govsrn-

Parliamentary and Executive Progress
The Situation at the Seat OF Govsrn-
ment.
MADRID, Feb 10, 1878.
The National Assembly yesterday sanctioned an
amnesty to all republican insurgents and offenders
against the laws regulating the press.
government steamer has been sent to Minorca
to bring home the republican prisoners.
1t is officially announced that General Pavia has
been appointed commander-in- chief of the army
in the north in place of General Moriones who is
recalled and detailed to his former post as director
OF cavalry.
Senior Oreuse win probably be chosen President
OF the Council of State.
THE PORTO RICO REFORM BILL.
Debate on the reforms in Porto Rico will take
place in the National Assembly on Monday.
DISTINGUISHED DrssENrIENrs FROM THE POPULAR
1t is believed that Admiral Topete and Senior
Sagasta will leave Spain.
THE LIGHT OF LIBERTY AND LAW.
Senior Castear's house was Illuminated on Satur-
day night, and the Minister was serenaded. He
made an eloquent speech, which was received
with great enthusiasm.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEaALs.

HAVANA, Feb. II, 1873.
The news OF the alb LEGATION OF King Amadeus and
the proclamation OF the Spanish Republic was pub
lished this afternoon.
1t mad the immediate effect OF unsettling bRsi
ness and OF advancing the premium offered for
gold to % per cent, but there were no sellers.
EXECUTIVE ACCEPTANCE OF THU CHANGE OF GOVERN,
MENT.
General Ceballos will Issue proclamation on the
new condition OF political affairs. declaring that
everything will remain as hitherto respecting
Cubas relations with Spain; and he. as well az the
other Spanish officials, Will obey whatever govern
ment is constituted in Spain. The most intense
excitement exists among the people; the city.
however. is tranquil, and as yet there are no lndi-
cations Of any disturbances.
Mission for Conference i'm Madrid.
HAVANA. Feb. 10. 1873
Sefor Olivarez, the Political Secretary sailed to-
day for Spain to confer with the government.
LOCAL AGITATION-TnE TREASURY sYsTEM.
Thousands OF circulars were distributed yester-
day containing a picture representing the volun
d
were addressed by the loyalists to the
robbers of the public treasury. The circular
demands the punishment as traitors OF employees
and merchants engaged in smuggling, and calls
upon the people to guard against the intrigues of
few smugglers who are attempting to induce the
Intendente to relax his vigilance. The document
further says the financial situation is bad and 1t Is
necessary that much of the paper now in
circulation should be withdrawn, substituting
gold therefor. The remedy It concludes, for these
evils pointed out is simple one, but necessary
to shoot those guilty of fraud upon the treasury,
irrespective of color OF condition Of the person
offending and invokes General Cebaos to apply
the remedy II he intends TO deserve well of the
country
RECOGNITION OF THE REPUBLIC.
General Cebalos has issued his expected procla-
nation, enjoining obedience to the government
proclaimed by the Cortes. The proclamation con-
cludes with the publication OF the names of the
new government of spain and a telegram from the
Minister for the Colonies.
PUBLIC OPINION.
Havana continues tranquil.
The DtariO has only few words to say upon
events now happening in Spain, the Voz de CUBA
still less and the C0nstancta nothing whatever.
The idea OF a republic does not please majority
of the slave owners. roey 40 not make any dem.
onstratIon, but are evidently disappointed.
TRADE
Business is entirely suspended merchants re-
fusing to sell exchange.
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KNOCKING DOWN.


CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 10, 1878,
About three months ago the suspicious OF the
officers OF the Pan Handle Railroad were aroused
that employees between here and Pittsburg
were punderng the company by re-selling tickets.
Detectives were set at work, and yesterday
the first arrest was made In the person Of
W. NJ Russell, conductor, Of this city. and others
arrests Of suspected parties will be made at once.
It is alleged that six conductors and eleven out
side parties are implicated. It Is supposed the
swindle has been going on two years, and that
the road has lost s4OoOo yearly thereby. The mode
OF operating was for the conductor TO take up q
ticket without punching IL, and send 1t to
an agent 20 be resold Detectives pur-
chased twenty-five such tickets from agents
watched and several OF them were observed TO
omit the punching process, and these tickets were
afterwards purchased OF agents EMPLOYED by the
conductors in various cities to RESELL There were
identified by the detectives from private marks
The extent Of the combination for reseiling tickets
Is not known.
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

Murder In q SalO0n-AIl Quiet in the
Lava Beds-The Steamer George =.
Wright Missing.
Edward Meehan was fatally stabbed tonight by
Edward Percy Meehan was trying to put Percy
ont of his saloon, when the latter drew knife and
plunged it into Meehan's left side. Percy Is under
arrest.
Regarding the ModOc troubles all L. reported
quiet. General Glllems headquarters are at
Doris ranch where he is waiting the result of the
peace conference with the MOdOcs
The steamer Gussie Tel'ar arrived from Portland,
oregon, today, but brought no news.
The steamer George s. Wright Is missing The
Cussie Telfar will sail Immediately in search OF her
There are eighteen passengers on board the mis-
sing steamer, among whom are Major Walker
Paymaser OF the army, and wife.
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AMADEUS.

King Victor EmmanucIs Feeling
Queen of Spain Seriously Invalided.
LISBON, Feb. 10, 1873.
1t is stated that His Majesty King Victor En-
manuel, being opposed to his sons abdication, at
to Italy, but sent word yesterday that, on refiec-
ton, he had relented and would be glad TO receive
his son again.
HEALTH OF HER MAJESTY MARIA VICTORIA.
The health of the ex-Queen OF Spain is worse.
Her Majesty Is confined to her bed.
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BORDER RUFFIANS.
Party of Roughs "Running'' Towns
in Kansas Get Run Themselves.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. 10, 1878.
The Kansas City Journal OF yesterday has advices
from the western border of Kansas to the effect
that party OF roughs entered the town of sar-
geant, on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad, and amused themselves by shooting into
peoples windows and otherwise disturb ing the
peace Next day they attacked saloon keeper
named Christopher Gibson, who shot and killed
two OF them, named Wright and Mcclellan, and
wounded another called Jack. The remainder OF
the party then left and went to Dodge CITY, where
they undertook to run the town. On Sunday
night the citizens formed vigilance committee
and killed two OF the roughs, one named Charles
Hill and the other known as Antelope.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The Cuba Sale Subject Reported from an
English Source.
LONDON, Feb. 17-6 A. M.
special despatch from Paris to the Datl,sTe,e-
graph says France will attempt to compel Spain
$500 900 francs payable in two years, but Spain
refused.
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CUBA.

Amadeus Abdiestion Announced in Havana
Prices Unsettled and the Gold Premium Ad-
vanced-Genesal Ceballos Proclaims and
Adheres to the Republic-A Mission
to Madrid-Hints to the Treasury
Officials-The Slavery Interests
and the New Regime
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT., ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ill A. NJ.
Probabilities.
The northeast wind, with rain or snow. con-
tinue during Monday morning In New England,
followed by clearing weather on Monday evening
for the Middle States winds backing TO northwest.
with clearing weather IN New York and clear
weather On Monday afternoon in Virginia; for the
southern aud Gulf States westerly winds and
pleasant weather; for the Upper Lakes light winds
and pleasant weather. Cautionary signals con-
tinue at Norfolk, New York, New London, Boston,
Portland, Me-, and Cape May.
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THE QUESTION IN PORTUGAL.

Cabinet Prccaution for Frontier Protec-
tion-Senor Zorrilla On the SOi1-Studcnt
Honor to the SPaniarSls.
LISBON, Feb. &c. 1873.
The government has asked the Cortes to call out
5000 men of the reserves to act army OF pres
ervatOn on the frontier.
The students peacefully paraded the streets OF
Coimbea yesterday in honor Of the establishment
of the Spanish Republic.
SENIOR ZORRILLA ON THE SOIL.
Senior Gorilla has arrived in Portugal.
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THE OHIO RISING.
Forty Feet OF Water ut Cincfnnati--A
IRENE ndeus Flood Expected.

CINCINNATI Ohio, Feb. 16, 1878.
The present indications arc that tho Ohio River,
especially the lower portion Of It, will have tire.
men0sus food. News from nearly all It's tribu-
tayies report them full and rising here. Ram has
lseen falling more less for thirty-six hours, and
nj eleven O'Clock tonight there IA still slight
rainfall The river Ii nearly torU iect high here
ana " rising rapidly
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NAVAL MOVEMENTS IN THE
TAGUS.

British Squadron at Amadeus Ser
vice-The Italian Fleet Not Yet Ar
rived.
LISBON, Feb. 16, 1873.
The British squadron in the Tagus has been
placed at the disposal of the ex-King of Spain.
The Italian fleet is expected to arrive in the
Tagus.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. liza M.
Four thousand miners have resumed work in
Wales.
Count Bernstorf passed restless night.
THE MURILLO.
Dispatches from San Fernando report that the
steamship Murillo has been released, and suffered
to depart.
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meet the approval OF all good citizens and be at
tended With beneficial results to our school sys-
tenn. Mr.. pattersons bill does not meet the re-
quirements OF the case, and our citizens ought to
take Che matter out OF the hands Gf the politicians
and prepare bill which will stand the test OF time
NEW YORK, Feb.14, 1878. KNOWL EDGE
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THE CARLIsT CAUSE.

BourbOnist Insult to the Insignia OF
Savoy-French Punishment.
PARIS, Feb. 10, 1873.
Some Carlist refugees at Nantes removed the
Cross Of Savoy from the escutcheon Of the Italian
Consul in that city, They were arrested and sub
sequently expelled.
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PRINCE BISMARCK.

A Curious Rumor Concerning the Ger
man Chancellor, Via st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS. No.. Feb. TO- 1873.
The Democrat tomorrow will publish an extract
from private letter from Berlin which says the
report H. quite prevalent that Bsmarck's continued
indisposltion Is owing to numbers of poisoned
letters he has received. He IL so troubled
with dizziness that he scarcely leaves the house.
and his vile, VINO always reads correspondence
with him, Is suffering rom an understandable fee
bieneas The palace has been iosed during the
entire Winter on this aocount end neither Bis
marck nor ms wife have participated 10 tue Court
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TELEGRAM ITO the NEW YORK HEaALB.

TELEGRAM Ito the NEW YORK EnALB
PARIS, Feb. 16, 1873.
The trial at Douai OF the men accused OF rape
ana murder has terminated in a verdict OF guilty.
The prisoners were sentenced to various terms OF
Imprisonment at hard labor, the longest term be-
ing twenty years.
The journals generally express dissatisfaction at
the lghtness of the punishment
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4 MURDERER SENTENCED.

CHICAGO, Ill., Feb. 10. 1879.
At Waukegan yesterday Judge Williams sen. :
fenced Christopher Rafferty, TO be hanged on FRI -,
day, March 7, for the murder OF Mcara.
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lIlEtfih> TO TIE NEW YORK IIEaALs

1GlEtfih>T TO TIE NEW YORK NEaALs
s.,N FRANCISCO Feb 10, 1sFs
The steamer Japan. which arrived here yester%
day afternoon, bringx KGh,g Kong dates to the 24ta
WI January.
X PALACE FRET CITATIONS
| Great preparations were making at that time for
| tin coronation and accession Of the Emperor.
spIPwRECEs.
| NJ ,ner0us wrecks In the China Sea are reported
amor g them the steamship Sedan end bark Lillian
Castle.
-her, are unpleasant rImOrs Of sa,>agtt&ttou
against foreigners being tementca in the province
OF sham Jung.
The,Janan Gazette OF Januaty 20 says the articles
whIcbaT represent Japan at the Austrian En-
hlbiticH were displayed in YaStrika lathe castle,
during Deccmber last. They lorna decideEay IN
tcresting coli ection.
oOURv DIBNcBa.
The Emperor gave az audience on New Yours
to the foreign representatives A short cpngrM,s-
atory address was read Ny the Italirn Miltster eu
behalf OF the diplomatic. corps. which WIS gvx-
ciousy replied to by His Majesty.
On the 10th or January thee Empress gave. AZ arl-
dience to Mrs. belong and Nine BuIzow. wives,
respectively Of the Americ d. and Russian. Min
listers.
hcT majesty Expressed nerSc4tAeHght(a at bS4n9
allowed TO bcstow such honor.
EXECUTIVE ANXIETY.
Thcre has been much political dispute ttke last
focr or five weeks and that tOgother wieai ss6me
disturbances in the country, havo producesG:grest
anxiety.
POPULAR OUTBREAK.
Troubles have broken out in the OwaEHEin-
kinsln districts. December 90 nearby. forty thou
sand men assembled in and attacked ara de-
stroyed the village of Funio eveing 10 the ground
the houses OF officials Some of the wealthy Iasni-
lies fed to the village of Youdzoukk Whensshe
principal officers of OwakeKin went to- the rioters
and attempted to reason with the leaders theyt.
were assaulted, some OF them being killed md
others wounded
EXECUTION FEMALES.
Two women were beheaded on the 22d DScemtoR'
at Tobc-One for committing arson at Kanganwas.
the other for strangling her husband.
RENoUNCING HIS FLAG.
Mr.. Peshne Smith, adviser on International lats'
to the Japanese government. has renounced his -
nationality a citizen OF the United States.
PROGRESS.
The streets Of Yokohama are to be lighted with J.:
gas The residents have consented to be taxed .
that the necessary funds may be raised Tor the.
purpose.
MILITARY CONSCRIPTI0N.
The text OF an imperial proclamation has been T.
published by the local authorities giving notice
that in the event OF Japan being ct war the young
men OF all classes-hu sbandmen, mechanics. ira
ders, as well as the semOura-will be called upon,
to serve in the army.
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AFRICA.
1rlteaAMaTo TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON. Feb. 10, 1873
The Portuguese men-of-war Lvion and sagris
have been despatched to Loanda with reinforce
ments.
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conducted by
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No. Price, ofS A0cntA
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Ill PHYSICAL Characters Ut the Human Races. Y Pro
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~. ON the Equality oil the Sexes, -
" Instinct iIi Young Birds BY ID. A. SpaidinH.
vi. The study Of socioiosy-Fhe hducatspel ha Is ~
VII The strength Of lumber. ByJohn hasaG1s a. c,E.
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Will On the Causes OF Crime
TX. The RIr Iroyress of Natural Sc6ice'.
X. Epieptrr Origin OF IsianliSm.
XII. Asphalt Payemcnts.
XII. Regsxviing Matters 10 India BY xaptsns Lyon
Kill To Frederick A. L. Barnard. BY Wuuer.
XIV Editors Table coercion in Ed7c anrhc fnfe-
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sasnet--scguin's Family Ti-i,nsnetry e allie
min The Forces OF Nature-S ysne RS Epidemic
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Battery -Goyernment rclearapay-Silra as a
Proos~Ancient Ferns-our Native Biriss xcaasr.
Boulder like !.asses OF Clay in The LyAg fsian.,.
Drift-Fuzi-Yama and Hakusan-. tclnb,stlop
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ing Petroleum Curious Phenomenon III Ysse
table Physiology eirng the pe rio ard am
Stag as q building Malariai-A tisu,,y OF Nan
Anicrica-Ehc~s o. Coal Gas es Piids-~s'run
lcchs In Alecria-Oeep-sca Photcm,tcr- -Cheal.
Hydrogen Gas-Bultding Stone AND Fire
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HtRAlI.
BELGIUM.

Harbor Enlargement and Works Of Public I'm
provement
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FRANCE.

Capital Conviction for Terrible Offences-P ublic
Opinion Of the Sentences.
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The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding dav OF last
year. as indicated by the the ,momcter at Hudnuts
pha rmacy. HERALD. BuildiDQ:--
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ENGLAND.

Miners Again at Work-The Steamship Murillo-
Count BernstorfFs Health.
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Coughs, bronchitis, Cons Inn ptiOn, AR
rested and permanently benefited by using COD LIv Se
OIL HAZARD CASWELL'S COD LIVER OIL Is .hAc
piIres sweetest and best
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