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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

steamer Launched Tor Mexican Trade.
New YORK, Jaly 3l.-The steamship City
of New York, built for the New York and
Mexican line. 2i00 tons, was launched yes
terday.
Gambling House Raided.
The police last night made a raid On the
notorious gam bling house Of Fatty Walsh.
place and seized the whole layout. CANT
ling boxes, checks, cards. etc.
The Weather.
Weather clear and hot. There were i:x
sunstrckes yesterday.
Losses by the Warehouse Fire.
The loss by the burning OF the appraisers
stores in Greenwich street last night IS
yariousiy estimated. but it viii be So, 900.
of which .0,000 is en- The building. tie re-
mainder on the goods stored therein.
The warehouse was one Of the largest IN
this city. and was filed with goods. The
surrounding property was damaged to the
amount OF about sle.o0o.
Suits AGains. Glass Importers.
The government has commenced su.:
against Downing X Co.. glass importers.
for $4,000 fer alleged violation o; the
revenue laws.
Georgia Paying Past Due Interest.
The State of Georgia is now paying.
through the Fourth National Bank. the
past due interest on its seven per cent gold
quarterly bonds, which was in default.
Marine News.
Arrivei-Columbia bia. Virginia and Florida.
Arrived out-Lapland and India.
Strike of Government Laborers.
The gOvernmentworkmen on Forts Wads-
worth and Tompkins, Staten Island, are on
strike because General Gilmore refused
additional pay for two hours work per day
during the past year.
Underwriters' Risks On the Warehouse.
At special meeting of the New York
Board Of Fire Underwriters this afternoon,
it was found that the risks of the different
companies interested in the fire at the gov
ernment warehouse footed up $25O,OO0 on
the stock, and CSC, 900 on the building.
Mills Will Admitted to Probate.
The will of E. 8. Mills, late president of
the Brooklyn Trust Company, was admit
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PERSONAL.

General Irwin Mcdowell, commander of
The Depar tment of the South, has arrived
in our city and is stopping at the St. Charles
Hotel! He called at Governor Kelloggs
office yesterday and lett his card. The
Governor returned the visit as soon as he
learned of his presence in the city.
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FRANCE.
Address to the POpe,

PARIS. July 3l.-One hundred deputies u.
the French Assembly have sent 20 the PD,s
an address assuring .i.m OF their devot.Gx
to his holiness.
Count de Paris Visits de Ckamborrf.
II is reported that rhe Count de Paris -
gone to visit the Coun. de Chambord,
BaZaine's Trial.
General Chamband La!our refuses 70 "a
VIII. the cour.loartia! convened for :is
trial Of Bazane.
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HOTELS,
TEAGARDEN HOTEL,
NississinDf Cify. lIiseissippf.

Having been put in complete order, is open for
The reception Of guests Inducements are offered
TO families the roOMa are unusually large and
airy. wharf and bath-hoIIse have been erected,
giving ample accommodations for bathing The
hotel being directly open to the Cult Of Mexico,
Gal! bat hing is at all times assured Oysters, fish,
crabs, fruit and vegetables in abundance. tee.
graph Office at the ote, enables guests to COmmu.
uicate with all parts of the world.
Terms-Per month $40 per day. So so.
LUNCH HOUSE, separated from the hotel, FOR
the accommodation OF passengers by the trains.
will be kept IN the best style.
i've I'm j. O. NIXON Manager
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CAN ADA.
Charges to be IuvestiRateS,

New YORK, July 3l.-A dispatch from
Toronto says the Governor General has
Just ordered royal commission to investi-
gate the charges brought against the min
istry by Mr.. Huntington in the House of
Commons. This commission viii have the
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CUBA,

Bulling the slave Narke: in CIba.
HAVANA July 5G.-S.aves have ;ncreassl.
in value since the pro,nul CATION, by TIN,
home government. OF the decree declining
20 make more reforms while the insugrs..
ton lasts.
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james Carter vs.. Steam Tug Fairfieid-No.
lO264.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS.
Il trict OF Louisana.-By virtue Of an order OF
court, to me directed in the above entitled SUIT
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder on SAT
uRDAY, August ., 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
The main entrance to the Customheuse, on CANA
street between Old Levee and Peters streets, In
this city the following described property, viz
THE STEAM TUG FAIRFIELD her tackle, en-
Kines, etc.. az she lies in the Old Basin. near
Claiborne street, in this city.
Terms-Cssh in United States funds at the time
Of sale.
United States Marshal's ofice. New Orleans,
July Is. 1873. s. B. PACKARD
jy27 q % 81 sul2 CrlteS Ststee NSrshsL
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A Corccra Coach will Leave Red Rive, landing,
Louisiana, EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY ana
FRIDAY, ataP NJ, OF the arrival cf the packers
KATIE. FRANK PARGCUD and NATCHEZ from
New Orleans, for Sims sport Moreauviie. Mansura,
GarksviIle, Evergreen, Cbeneyville, Lecompt, az
riving at Alexandria at A. NJ. next morning, max
ing close connection With stages for Eatchitoches
Louisiana, San Augustine and Nacogdoches, Texas.
The mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY for
the above places.
apt 6m 3. n. PETERSON Proprietor.
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q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

Harbor Protection Company vs.. steamer
Fontenelle, her tackle. etc.-No l0,258.
TN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District OF Leusiana-By virtue Of An c,dec
Of court to me directed in the above en-
titled sut, will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder on TUESDAY, August IL, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the entrance to the Custom.
house. On Canal street, between Old Levee and
Peters streets in this city, the following described
property. viz
The STEAMER FONTENELLE, her tackle etc
now lying at Algiers, at the Second District ferry
landing.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
United States Marshals office. !e" Orleans.
July 81. 1873.
s B. PACKARD
aulrl2 United States rsha,
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WHOLE NUMBER 1899.

power OF administering oaths, which IfR
parliamentary committee Of inquiry did Hsxys
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ted TO probate TO-DAY. His property is al
devised &c Eis widow.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


No1IcE'..''.''''.-:.:.:.:''''' - '>oTR E
Pursuant 70 the provisions Of an act o! Congress,
approved March ;, 1873. authorizing the constI..c'
zion Of a bridge the u 81 lss,Ii rveI al ~:
Lo;iis. u seoIri, by the -. CaiT AID caIoiue!et
Bridge Company, The AFORESAID company hereby
gives notice 10 a! conferred that tl.y will on or
before tie tenth Cay O; JAY Lex, .nuli 20 TIE
Secretary of War, tor his exaii.nS:lcn .Ed ap
p'oval. design fOr a slsIei sIoE tTdet tohs!s-tiS
81 two claILel spa.-5 Of ELK :GEdIe'! ,"et tacn,
ard two end sp-Is Q! three AuLc, ,ed ieet eact.
with al elevation cf OF. ;uncTed f'et atoFe 10"
Wa:e. max. They vi. :. 80 tie a map giEDG ne
proposed location o: ;he bridge, Tie Topography of
tt. pa, Ks .ie iiver a. gil al. lCw wafer, TIE
direction Gf The cur-er; a! a.! staS... AID tle
SuuLdir.s slowing accurately she ttc OF me
streau aid furnishing sucn GtteI Information AS
may he required toI q IA. aid Satisfactory I2uef'
STAND uc cf tie suoiec, py .ne Secretary .. War.
BY oider oi Board Of directors OF TIE st. Car
''N N EEkTERsoN. Secretary.
st Lonis No. june 30 1873. iyll 30t'
OUR NEW RETAIL FRUIT STORE.
CORNER OF CAMP AND CANAL STREETS.
Branch @! Wholesale Foass.
NO. 1873 OLD LEvEE STREET.
j. MACHECA & CO..
Commission Merchants Importers and Wholesale
Dealers IL
Foreign and Domestic Fruite ard Nuts,
Corner Of Camp and Canal streets.
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NEW YORK.

Steamer Launched for Mexican Trade.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-The steamship City
OF New York, built for the New York and
Mexican line. 2i00 tons, was launched yes
terliay
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HIDES Dts.'':''''.''.k!N' '''''''"'S'As
JOSEPH D. WILKINSON, JR..
Dealer
ujass. ekiss asd Eurs, Mess, Wssl. Tai.
low, ETC..
H. = PeteIs street, near the CustomAouse. New
Orleans Louisiana.
bbersi advance ment made Oh consignMentA
inis
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THE BABYLON SUICIDE.--As we stated,
the cororer was not Hotified of the sudden
death OF Miss McCauu, but yesterday sfterf
noon justices Moor aud Hill impaneed a
Jury 10 hold an inquest. Owing to the rap
id decomposition of the body and the un2
doubted evidence of the manner of b r
death-a vial which had contained choro/
form being found under her pillow and the
fact being well known Of her constant use OF
that artice-tbe inquest was deemed un-
necessary aud arrangements were rapidly
completed for her Immediate burial-Tid/
ioute Journal.
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NV Darling Idol.

They were sitting side by side
And she sighed aud then he sighed;
Said be, "my daring IDOL.
And then he idied and she idled;
"You are creatiou'4 BELLE"
Aud she beloved, and then he heH
lowed;
"On my soul there's such weight"
And he waited and then she waited:
Your hard | lsk, so bold I've grown,
And she groaued aud then be Groawed
You shall have a private gig"
Aud she giggled and tEen ha g'ggltd
Said she, My dearest; Luke"
And be looked and tben she looked;
"SnAu't we," aud they shnuttied;
"Ill have the II thou wilt,
Aud be wjlted, snd then she wilied.
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Village Post offices.
before thee?"

Life in village is in many respects very
pleasant. 1t seems TO be q medium between
city and country, combining ruany advanta-
ges common TO both, without necessita.ing
me citIzsn 10 live in the heart Of the busy
world or to be isolated from civilization. Yet,
like oil other things in the world, village life
h as it's disadvantages; a nd not The least OF
these is the facility with which every one
eau mind oil toe affairs OF his neighbors. -
One of the greatest sources Of discomfort to
m self aud my friends ia the village post
Office. | would have all pest office employees
either dumb or sworn 10 secrecy az certain
y as telegraph operators; indeed they might
better be dumb for all the civilily one re-
ceivas from them. Even If the postmaster
himself Is gentleman he generally en-
ploys some talking clerk, or come male
gossip volunteers his services just for the
sake of satisfying curiosity. These soon
learn the handwriting Of all the letter
writing people of the place, and have no
sc!upIe against peddling their information
about the streets. Said volunteer clerk
tae other day TO gen 'eman, as lady
passed them, II thiuk that lady and her
!over must have some trouble, as he has moi
written her in nearly two months
'aughei when | heard this, as the lady bad
| iold me the gentleman had written to her
resnl larly, Int had disguised his hand wriH
| ing for the express purpose Of deceiviDg
this meddlesome clerk. l myself have en-
cnuN tered this volunteer clerk on my way
to the post Office, and he invariably says,
"Y0u haye a letter" cr s'You have not a
letter. US tie case may be. fear have
| been w.cied enough to wish that the won/
der!ul memyry OF this man might ia some
way he i'm psir,d. sm also wicked
enough to envy soma OF my city friends,
whose poStmsn apparently takes no person/
i! interest. in The mai-matter which he des-
fi!rnsi II be does interest himself and
mentions hia ideas, bis remarks will not be
listened 10 by those sufficiently interested
o repeat them. Cannot something be done
to stop this annoying gossip concerning
msii matter? Should not post masters aud
all in ihelr employ be sworn to secrecy?
Country Gentleman.
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WEEKLY OIL REPORT.

The uncertainty of the oil market ana
iightness of financial etfairs bsve bad de'
pressing tendency to curail development
! The expense OF iotmsr years has had the eN
feet to stop Wild eating and reckless ven-
lures. 1t is now well understood that IL
takes moury to speculate in oil, long credits
bsvng ceased to he the rule. Even our
big English ompsnies, and other titled Of
qanlzAtions, may undertake 10 do too mucA
aud come to griet-or chaucsry. The lesson
is not to attempt to monopoze business
, that is better conducted with u healthy CON
petition. However we are pleased to 10
able 20 record that We have many substao-
tlal business men among us that make
steady progress and reflect honor upon our
oil district. A favorable change in the for,
eign oil market will soon revive business
aod once more give employment to many
persons now.working upon short time.
Posing to Durham creek We Iound the
NJ icDUnald well No. 3, was being pnt deeri
er;the McDougall well in the riviue is down
about 200 tee,; the Lancy well upon eds" Of
ravine drilling in upper snap sione; south
of ruvne Lancaster well drilling; Messrs
Coller,& Woodward have leased the Mur
ray well No. |, and are preparing for new
rig between il and the Perkins, Cooley
Glecson we'd. toe new we'll Of Messrs. W Ii
& J. McGarvey, is nearly down and coon
viii be tested. 4 torpedo has been pu, 10
the pcuton well aud tho pump Wi be pu'
in gain Immediately. The casing in Muir.
ray well No. is beIUg arranged to stop
leakage; the 25 acres belonging to THIS
property has been surveyed and thrown
open TO operators.
Heretofore We referred to the Gibson well
bavng tapped HYDE well No. 4 The latter
has been t0rpedOed, put six feet deeper,
and inch pdmp put in, instead OF 3
inch one, and now divides the honor Us
the oil with the Gibson. Both are good
wells and adj tc The popularity of Derham
creek territory.
Tue last we'll OF Mr.. James Lawson, is
now rtcogn zed 100 barrel well, west end
Of blind lane Mr.. Lawyers No 3 is nearly
finished. The rig upon the north end OF
Mr. Lambes property is being removed to
the lot adjoining Mr.. JOS Wards wells,
and q new venture is under'skeu 10y Mesais.
Lambe u Ward. Movements Throughout
the NOr-Hest Limited. If PelrUlia, Ont, Ad-
vert ser
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TO TBE CITIZENS OF PENNSYLVANIA
Your attention is Specially invited to the fact thA'
TIE National Banks are now prepared TO receive
subscriptions to the Capital Stock of the Cen'ela-
al Board OF Finance. The funds realized from
this source are to be employ cd in the erection oil
the building for the International Exh hibtion, and
the expenses sonnected with the same It Is con
fdently believed that the keystone Safe will be
represented by the name OF every citizen alive "
patriotic commemoration OF the one hundreth blr'h
day of the notion. The shares OF stock are oheFec
for $40 each, and subscribers will receive hlni
somely steel engraved Certificate Of Stock, suitable
for framing and preservation as a national "em''i
al.
Interest at the rate Of six per cent per annun
will be paid on all payments of Centennial socA
from date ofpa. menI to January I, 1876.
Subscribers who are not near National ban>
can remit check post,oiice order to the under
signed.
FREDK. FRAIEY, Treasnre,i, =,
90i Walnut St, Philadeipli1
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

RWtNAsti ASkus EfOCEIIA "a. iDsa.
By the President OF the United States Of
America, Procemation.
The approaching close of another year
brings with it the occasion of renew ed
thanksgiving and acknowledged to the
Almighty Ruler OF the universe for the uuI
numbered mercies which he has bestowed
upon us. Abundant hsrvPsts have been
among the rewards of Industry. With loca /
exceptions, health has heen among the
blessings enj>yed. Tranquility at home
and peac ewith other nations have Prevailed.
Frugal industry is regainng its rneried
recognition and its msried rewards grAdu-
ally, but, under the Providence of God
surely, as we trust, the nation is recovering
from the lingering results Of u dreadful civ,
strife. For these aud oil other mercies
vouchsafed 1t becomes us as people to rei
turn heartfelt and grstelu. acknowledge
ments, and with our thanksgiving, we may
unite in prayers !or the cessation OF local
and temporary sutfe rings. l therefore,
recommend that on Thursday, the 9th day
OF November next, the people meet in their
respective places OF worship 10 make their
acknowledgement to Almighty God Tor Ii is
bounty and His protection, and to offer up
praises for their con inuance.
la witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal OF the United
States TO be affixed.
Done at tho city of Washin gtop.sthis l4th
day of October, in the year o! our Lord
1873, aud Q! the Independence of the
United States the uinty-seveItb.
Signed by the President,
u. S. GRANT.
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The egotsm and sell esteem of tho editor
OF the Titusville Herald has made that pa
per laughing stock throughout, the oil req
gion' In short paragraph this morning
be states "the Herald has met its proper
reward, aud that it now stands ths only re-
liable and respectable daily OF tho On Re-
g'on." That is decidedly the best joke OF
the season. Our readers should bear in
mind the above fact az asserted by that pa
per.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-15

FRESH Tub and Shell Oysters just received
at the Petroleum Exchange Hotel, There
is nothing more palatable than dish o!
nice fresh Oysters, and none iresber can he
had in the oil region than those at the Ex-
change Wo would advise our readers TO
try dish OF tho delicious bivalyes.
1n this connection, Mr.. Snowden Informs
us it is his intention as soon as the weather
will permit, to lay in supply of soft sbsl
crabs, shell fish, ard varioua kinds of salt
water fish. Meantime try dish of Oy-
sters.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-15

Lawyer Smiley, of Franklin, is In town.
He thinks the election of Sewers to the of
fee of County Treasurer, is big point
gained against the Franklin ring politicians
1t is to be hoped such is the case. We care
but little about politics, but are decidedly
of the opinion that "the nursery OF great
men" has run the balance of the county
about long enough, and the small fry poli/
ticians OF the ring have handled the peo-
ple's money about long enough, aud divided
about "swag" enough to live on the bali
ance Of their existence
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When aman dies, people ask,
=" What property has he left be,
hind him?' But the angels, as
they bend over his grave, inquire
What good deeds hast thou sent
before thee?'
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Deep Drilling.

Last week we mind fow suggestions
upon the subject of drilling wells deeper in
order to test The territory round here, and
find ont ali it is worth. The ideas advance
ed met with encoura cement from many OF
our most experienced producers and would
undoubtedly be acted upon but for the
scarcity oil funds. The question appears to
be settled that the lie OF Petrola is its oil.
and when remunerative figure is not paid
the consequence always is very depressed
state of business generally, which is chiefly
owing to the small quantity produced -
The market is on the rise now, and when it
reaches good figure will be the best time
TO sail of what oil is in stock. The quantii
ty sold here would iud market at all times
aud even when low figure Is paid the
larger the production of well the larger
its profits are, so that if bigger wells could
be struck even with oil much lower than
at present. producers would get rich a great
deal faster than they do. On the whole if
the theoiy is good, no substantial reason
can be advanced against its being put in
practice Who will be the first to agitate
the matter?- Petroiia Advertiser.
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ADVICE FOR EVERYBODY
THAT COSTS NOBODY
ANYTHING.

Lotions and cosmetics make ssuperilc'a'
coating on the skin. give an artificial Color
easily seen, hut are viely destructive ot ''o
color, texture and plabiIity of the skin II"
elf. Wrinkled, tagsard and prematurely
old looking exactly described the appear
snce of those who habituaIlY "paint the"
fsces." If you would have the clear, ra"s'
parent, healthy and soft tinted comp'eA'o"
which nature gives free from pimples, Tau
freckles or all other dsfguremenia, "'0
Haud Sapolio-the most effective ana na.
grant toilet soap ever manufactured sou
by all..deslers at 10 and Is cents per cA2'
l0-lw
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We notice tlat Bishop, tate of the Daf-
rick, has gone into the o D! nusiness, having
purchased the O'Dounell wells, on Kone
Run We wish him success, but the ven
ture is poor one.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-15

The yellow fever mas no terror for book
agents. Two of that class arrived O t
Shreveport tle other day snd bagAn to can,
vas among the nurses for subscription 10 0
Gem ic book
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Portland, SOreson,siis a bad placs for
thieves, y police justice recently sentenced
fellow to thirty daya' imprisonment in
the county jail for stealing an egg from c
grocery.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-15

While canal boat tow was coming down
the Hudson rive, Monday, it came in colis/
ion with q German bark, and the captain
of oue canal boat, his ife and two chill
dren were swept into the river and all but
one child drowned.
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y committee o / i've has been intrusted,
by mass meeting Of the citizens OF Charles
ton, South Carolina, with duty uf con tesI
lag the municipal election.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Preaching at IL o'clock A, NJ. and 7
O'Clock 2. NJ, by the Pastor, W. e. BURCR.
ARD. Sabbath School at l2I, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings OF
each week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-15

The steam saw mill on the Skinner farm,
is running to It's fullest capacity at present
filling eostract for railroad ties for the
Oil Creek aud Allegheny Valley Railroads
The ties are manufactured out Of heavy oak
timber.
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BY the annexation OF Bridgetou, West
Roxbury, ami Charleston. Boston will &C.
quire popul alton OF 80, 000
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a juror in Ninnesota was recently excuse
ed from service on the ground that he had
just been made the possessor of twins.
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The Louisville Courier-J ournal says trat
Cincinnati whskey for a month has written
to an Eastern printing house for 'paten t
iusile' ,"
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There are still eight hundred turnpike
gates in England, but the number 10 de-
creasing yearly.
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y MUS grl band in Illinois, according tc
local journal, ''iloated ont on the treach
erous sea of mpecuDiosi,y."