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G. G. Lundell and w.Ie to A. r. And,r-
son, $500; undivided part of 426 2 acres,
part of Thomas Sharp's survey.
John Catchings and wife ct al. to Robert
H. MCGEE, 1915; 100 acres, part of the Del
Vale grant.
Phil Abrabams & Bro. to Rachel Abra-
hams, $500; lot 10, subdivision OF the
Goodrich estate.
F. s. Ray aud wife to George Fl. Ford
$3.50; 100 acres, on Rocky creek.
J. G. Cogglns to John Buchanan, $3.50
100 acres, part of James Jett's and>J. Spill
mans survey.
James VI. Henry to S. A. Blown, $500 ;
one-tenth interest in ACT 1-2 acres, part of
the Del Vale grant.
James NJ. Henry to T. ]. Henry, $500
ope-tenth interest in 181 acres, part OF the
SIMS league.
J. E. Crisp and wife to John Hildinger,
$3.50; S5x50 feet out of 81 acres, in sub
division of the Spear league, one and half
miles northwest of the Capitol.
G.. l.. McGehee to Charles Fl. Thor,
$3.50; lot -, il subdivision of W. Horn
by's one thIrd league, 40 acres.
Theresa Martin to the /. & G. n. r. r
Co.. enhanced value; part of the Spea
league.
James Brodie and wife to o. H. Cullen
$4,000; 100 acres, part of the Decker league
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1894 acres with al the improvements, two miles
frrn k,S1u, the Central Railroad n BAstrop conn
~. Cal ana get . bargain
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CAPACITY.

The eight class rooms will each accommo-
date sixty pupils, making a capacity on the
The basement story stands up well above
the ground, and the two front rooms will,
if it be required, give room for 1870 pupils
more, making a complete capacity for 500.
by thirty eight feet, and he halls are TWEEN y
by eighty-six feet. These figures show that
space and comfort have been takon plop-
eriy into consideration.
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If yOa war; 10 rent good house, call on
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1915 acres 500 aerer farming land. with improve
nts plenty OF wood and water, nne pasture, tweD
TYNE miles west from Austin. In Travis county
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1850 acres OF land with stock and Improvements,
GuAdalrpe county ak mile< from KinGsbory rAilroa
station, near 70 church and school houses nne &c
stock.
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FoR SALE.

II you want your property rented, call on
NJ B. SWEENEY
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- acres OF land IN Travis county threefourths Of
mile from Mount Bonnell; six acre. in cultivation
god house splendid spring and abundance OF An,
bu lding rock and timber. A bargain can be had b,
applying TO NJ B. SWEENEY.
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L,OR SALE.

farm OF rs acres. With all the Improvements,
In Hays county. mile east OF The Blsncs~ ..er.
This place 10 well incloeed with stone and fsnce'
9 frame dwelling house, with oothousrs and cistern
plenty Of timber and nne pasture, 800 divided
into two pasIurcs; nice yOung erchArd. and silea
did range for sheep. Call on n. B. sW RKNkY.
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Transfers of real estate ending October
Z, 1876, reported from the real estate and
ABSTRACT IF title office of E. W. Stands &
Co., 1i9 Pecan street:
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DIVISION OF THE SEXES.

The second story is used as the female
department, the third for the male. There
is a complete division of the sexes in the
ecuoolroams, and during recreations the
pupils of each grade will remain under the
special charge of its teacher. 1t is acknowl-
edged, however, that q wholesome sdmix
ture of the sexes conduces good manners
aud nea:ness, and they will be occasionally
brou.h t together at recitstions and lectures
with this object in view. The meeting of
the sexes will be sufficiently rare to stimu-
late the classes to proficiency in the pres
ence at each other.
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TUITION FEES.

The rates To be charged for tuition are
placed very low: First grade, per month,
81 so; second grade, 81; third grade,
81 so; fourth grade, 50, placing it within
the power of every one to obtain good
education at home.
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EoK SALE.
DIOR SALE.
l>OR SALE.

farm, nine and half miles from Austin, OIL
Onion creek and the san Antonio road; $50 acres
incloeed and in cultivation with all the improvements
abundance of timber and water.
Apply TO n. B. SWEENEY.
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Mrs. NJ. F. Smith; in female, Mrs. Anna


Mrs. NJ. F. Smith; in female, Mrs. Anna
NJ S .ewart.
In the third grade are taught the pre-
viously named studies in more advanced
form, together with geology, English
grammar, comprehensive and physical
geography, chemistry and Latin, with Miss
Gertrude Bacon as principal in the female
and MISS FANNIE Campbell in the male de-
partment.
The fourth grade embraces course Of
study in elocution, English grammar, com
position, rhetoric, English literature, nat
ursl philosophy, arithmetic, algebra, LStin,
astronomy, physiology and hygiene, gem
e.ly, mental philosophy aud science Il
government The principals in this grade
are, of the female department, Mr.. r. w.
Lowry, ami Of the male, Mr.. ". II. Rus
sell.
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WIGS, ToUPEEs, GC.-G. RAUCHFUss, PRAo-
eal wig and roupee Maker, No a East 18th st., near
Broadway, New York
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OPPIcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. l9-1 A NJ.

WAR DEPARTMEN,
OPPIcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. l9-1 A
Probdbilitiea
For Saturday In South Atlantic States stationary
barometer and temperature light winds, mostly north
east and clear weather.
For the Gulf States, stationary barometer, warmer,
partly cloudy and clear weather, with northeast to
southeast winds followed In the Western Gulf states
by a moderate "northor."
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and the lake region
falling barometer. southwest winds, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, and possibly rain or the
lakes followed by colder norhery winds In the west
ern portion OF these districts :
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys rising barometer colder northwest winds and clear
weather.
For the Middle States, warmer northwesterly or
southwest winds and occasional calms stationary or
falling barometer and increasing coudiness
For New England rising, followed by falling baron
eter south and west winds. warmer partly cloudy and
clear weather.
The rivers continue stationary, except slight fall in
the Middle Ohio
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IS. 1915

NEW ORLEANS Feb 49, 1915
The Senate to-day adopted the following by vote Of
rs to L.
Whereas Il has been publicly charged IN the courts and by
the OF this city that the Mayor and OF
New Orleans have unawfuly diverted misued and misap
piled the consolidated interest funds in violation OF the
visions Of section ~ Of City Charter Act No Of the extra
session Of the Legislature 1870 which law fixes penalty
Of nne, imprisonment and dismissal from Office for such
onence; De ~ therefore, rs-s--f--s-s-- -ra@-
Resolved, That the Finance Committee be required TO
examine into sd Charges and If the DO found true
Naolnilon for the address Of said officers out OF
ONCE hhd 10 direct the Attorney General Of the State to
instituie Grimm Al Proceedings a g&inst them.
Resolved, That the Finance Committee have power 10
send FOR persons ana papers and administer oaths-
II Is rumored that the Grand Jury have also taken
hold OF the above matter and subp@naed number Of
Witnesses --.StE-v'-s
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POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
Established May, 1871
Conducted by Prof z L. Y0UMAN6
CONTENTS FOR MARCH.
II. Lace and Lace Making BY Eliza A. Youmans ID
III Our Great American University
Nv. The Warfare OF Science. BY Andrew d. White, LII
v On Falaeies OF Testimony Respecting the Super
natural BY William u. Carpenter, LII d.. FR~a
VI The Functions OF Association Ia It's Relation Labor
BY William b. Weeden.
VII Modern Philosophical Biology By DR.. z. Csxeb
VIII Lessons in Electricity. By Prof TyndAli. r. R. g.
Oilustraied-l /.
TX Natural EuthanAslA By Benjamin W. Richardson.
NJ. d., " r. g.
K Sketch Of Herbert Spencer with portrait)
XII COrrespondence-The Conflict OF Ages"
XII Editors Tabe-History Of the Centennial: Retro.
spects Of Our Past Hundred Years
Literary NOTES.-The Emotions and the viii; The
Teachers Hand Book for the Institute and the
Class Room, The Uranan and Eeptunan Sya.
tens; The Scientific Monthly; The Journal 81
Mental and Nervous Diseases-Science BywayA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Scientific Apparatus-FossiI
Conifer9; Habits Of Hermit Grabs; Position Of
Science In English Schools. Liebig's Influence on
German Science.
Notes.
Terms-s5 per annum postage ftee so cents per
APPIEToNs JOURNAL and THE POPULAR SOL
ENcE MONTHLY. together, for s. per annum postage
p'epN" " '"' d. APPLETON CO.. Publishers
549 and 5ji Broadway New York
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A POSTMASTER ARRESTED.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb 49, 1876
S. d. Brown, Postmaster at Green Bay, Prince Ed
ward county, W. Va, has been arrested by Special
Agent Isaac Myers for robbing the mail He
brought here this evening and taken before United
States Commissioner Atkins. He waived examine
ton and held TO bail in 81 600 for his appearance
In the United States Court Brown Is Justice Of the
Peace we'll as Postmaster.
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A LOUISVILLE MYSTERY.

LOUISVILLE Feb 49, 1876.
George Webster, manager OF the Kentucky State
Lottery, found dead this morning in ditch near
his residence in tho suburbs OF the city His horse
and buggy at hand, and it is possible
that he may have been kicked by the horse
into the ditch aud drowned, there Is
bruisc his head such might
have been produced by kick from horse, and there
sufficient water In the ditch to his death by
drowning, though 1t is by certain that his
death was caused in that way.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Feb. is, 1876.
The Liverpool Brokers' Association Circular dated
February IT, says cotton has been dull throughout the
week and closes with depressed feeling Quotations
Of most descriptions again reduced American Is
still much pressed for SALE and prices have further do
cned I'd for all grades except lower fair qualities
and good middlng Orleans and Texas, which are I'M
changed. The demand for sea island continues lin
hted; the prices Of better grades arc steady; lower
qualities are neglected and nominal In "futuges"
business continues limited; prices about I'd lower
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chemists of this city, have failed Their liabilities
estimated at $500, 600
SPAIN.

THE KING MARCHING TO THE HEAD OF THE
ARMY-RoYALIsT SUCCESSES IN THE NORTH
THH cARLIsrs PREPARING FOR FIIGHT-A
COMPLICATION WITH FRANCE
MADRID, Feb Is. 1876.
King Alfonso reached vitorla yesterday. He starts
to-day for vergara 10 the chief command Of the
army.
General onesada VII be appointed chief Of stsn
:. ---] Z ss1sxLlsT TRIUMPH IN THE NORTH
= In the Cortes yesterday Senior Canovas del Castillo
read telegram which he had received from the army
operating in the north to the effect that General ras
had advanced to vilatuerta and that the royal
lists had captured Arandigoyen.
KsrELLA UNDER
Shells from the royal batteries have destroyed
church in the suburbs OF Estella
DON CARLOS AND FRIENDS.
Don Carlos is stated to be in the neighborhood Of
vacarlos.
The Carst Junta arc preparing 10 seek refuge with
the Carst archives in the mountainous districts Of
Lasamezcuas.
COMPLICATIONS
The following official despatch published to-day
''The Carlists Penaplata having killed French
captain French territory General Pourcet the
French commander has sent battery In the direction
Of Penaplata"
VERA ASSAULTED BY THE AIFoNsIsTs-THE
CARLIsTs AGAIN AT DURANGO.
LONDON Feb. Is, 1916
The Times In its second edition to-day has a special
telegram from Vera stating that the Alfonsists are
attacking Estella to-day from vlllatuera and oteza
All Is quiet at Vera
The Carlists had occupied Durango
THE ALFoNsIsr ARMY LINE COMPLETED TO THE
MADRID, Feb. IS, 1875
olicia information has been received that General
Primo de Rivera has captured Arronz and other towns
forming complete line the south of Estella The
bombardment from vilatuerta continues.
1t is thought the Carlists will be compelled to
ate Estela almost Immediately.
GENERAL Iona SAID TO BE IN ToLosA-
DON CARLOS WHEREABOUTS NOT EXACTLY
KNOWN.
HENDAYE, Feb. IS, 1876
Persons arriving here from Toosa assert that Gen.
eral Iona has entered the town and Don Carlos has
gone to Andoan.
A telegram from St Jean de Luz reports that Cen
erals Moriones and Iona are threatening Andoain
Don Carlos and his generals Pcrula and Caserta,
were ON Thursday night Sanestaban, to the north
ward OF Andoain.
Heavy firing near Penapata has been heard
The Alfonssts are advancing toward Echular Their
troops Irun still waiting for orders advance
Endarlaza
cARLIsrs LEAVING.
The Carlist Populations evacuating San Marcos
and SantiagomendL
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IrvEnroo1 sREADsrUrrs MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Feb is, 1870
leading grain circular dated to-day says the wheat
trade throughout the country has uniformly dull
In some markets prices are slightly lower except for
choice qualities A large accession OF supply has
appeared at calling ports, for which few bids have
been made yet and those lower rates than last week
but the quantity anOat for Great Britain is much re.
duced being about 400 900 quarters less than At this
slime last year.
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MACHINE SHOPS BURNED.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb IS, 1875
Gre In Danville, Va, yesterday destroyed the ma
chine shops OF Crews, Rodcnheser Il Co., leased by
Clarke Co. The first named nrm lose $13 900
machinery and building, and Clarke 4 Co. lose on
machinery and stock $4,000 Insurance the
whole $4,000 OF which 81, 900 is in the Atlantic Com
pany of New York
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A DIsAGREEABLE COUSIN.

During an alteration last night between Louis
white, aged wsnty-sx years, OF No 252 East Houston
street, and his cousin Joseph White, Of No IS wett
street at the residence OF the latter Joseph stabbed
Louis with pocket knife INJECTING ave wounds In his
and left shoulder joseph was locked no
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AUSTRIA.

CARDINAL LEDocHowsKI SAID TO BE ExILED
FROM THE TERRITORY.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1875
A newspaper Of LemberR, Austria, asserts that the
Austrian government has 10 Cardinal Ledochowski
an order Of exile
The Cardinal at present detained by illness in Lem
berg
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BRITISH SHIPPING.

ST. JOHN, N. B.. Feb. 49, 1879
At meeting Of the Board Of Trade to-day copy OF
despatch the Minister of Marine forward Lord
reference to imperial shipping legislation
was read. The Board approved OF the despatch and
resolved to memoraze the government 70 request the
Minister TO proceed 10 England and watch the legisia
ton, and advised that several Canadian shipowners
now in England be associated with him delegates
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SUFFERING PAUPLRs.

There are al present 46 pr upers Blrnum Island,
Queens county with proper accommodations for about
one half THAI number sixty Of these are without
beds owing 10 the deficiency OF clothing and lack OF
comfortable accommodations many suffering from
colds and much sick ness prevails.
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ANOTHER BANK ROBBERY.


SAN FRAscrsco, Feb 1s 1875
despatch from Bakersfield says the Kern Valley
Bank was entered by burglars last night while the
cashier was working at the aocounta The robbers
knocked down and chlor0formed the cashier and
robbed the bank OF s2 OO0 Of which t22 900 belonged
20 the County Treasurer. The cashier was found In
sensible on the table this mornina
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Feb. Is, 1875
special despatch to the Avalanche from Jackson,
Miss, tonight says that the members OF the House in
a body accompanied the Davis Investigating Com
mttee TO the bar Of the Senate and made formal im-
parchment OF the Lieutenant Governor Of the State.
The is set for to morrow.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman George F. Hoar and United States
District Attorney George p Sanger. OF Massachusetts,
are staying at the Filth Avenue Hotel Lieutenant
Governor william Dorsheimer Is sojourning at the
Gilsey House. John La Fargo, the artist among the
late arrivals at the Everett House Assemblyman
Townsend d. Cock, OF Queens county, Is stopping at
the sturtcvant House N. Hall Stanton President OF
the Philadelphia Board Of Education is registered At
the Holman House Neil Gmour, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction arrived from Albany last evening
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Calvin q. Child, United
States District Attorney for Connecticut, Is at the
Everett House A. d. Barber Of Utica, has arrived at
the Metropolitan Hotel
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GERMAN REPUBLICANS.

The German Republican CentFai Committee met last
night headquarters in the Bowery ex-Judge Dit
tenhoefer in the chair. The recommendation Of the
Executive Committee to abolish the Patronage Commit
tee and vest It's powers In the President adopted
resolution requesting Congress down all prop
ositions for subsidies also adopted.
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RPERs CATALOGUE mailed free on receipt Of ten
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THE WELLAND CANAL.

ST. CArHARINE's Ont. Feb IS, 1875.
Work on the " elland Canal enlargement, which for
some time has been at standstf Will be pushed for
ward at once the Stonecuters' Union having ac-
cepted the terms offered by the contractors-namely
So per day and corresponding rates for piece work
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A SNOW BLOCKADE CLEARED.
Boston, Feb. Is, 1876

The snow blockade in Crawford Notch, the Port
land and Ogdensburg Railroad has been cleared away
after four days hard work with large force of men,
and trains will tomorrow make their regular trips
through the mountains
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GEORGE PEABODY.

BosToS, Mass, Feb. Is, 1870
The anniversary OF the birth of George Peabody was
duly celebrated at Peabody, Mass, to-day
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THREE CANAL BOATS SUNK.

PoUGHKBhrsIE, Feb. IS, 1874
Three canal boats, in tow of the steamboat Norwich
bound SOUTH cut into by Ice to-day between here
and West Point, and sunk They had about 400 tons
of coal on board Loss s., 500
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THE SALT OF MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Feb. IS, 1870
The salt manufacturers OF Michigan met at Saginaw
to-day, effected combination and pledged themselves
TO abide by the prices fixed from time 10 time by the
appointed committees
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THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

ATLANTA, Feb Is, 1870
The Legislature OF Georgia is on the Of adjourn
meht and constitutional convention is not likely to
be called The centennial resolutions may pass the
LeRisature
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RECEIVING STOLEN BONDS.
BosToS, Mass. !

BosTos, Mass, Feb. Is, 1870.
Guilford White, lawyer OF this city, was to-day ar
raigned in the Superior Court an indictment charg-
ing him with receiving stolen bonds TO the amount OF
$50 600, and was held for trial In SO 900 bail
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours IN
par,son the corresponding date Of year.
dicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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cable telegram from Lisbon under date OF yester-
day, reports THE United States steamer Franklin
leaves here for Southampton tomorrow"
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GOING FOR wINsLow.


BosroS, Mass, Feb. IS, 1876
ofncer Dearborn arrived from Washington At FIVE
O'Clock this evening with the Winslow extradton
papers, and with assistant VIII sail the Cunard
steamer tomorrow.
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RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH PRINCIPAL
o'ate Marsh Coz at his old Office No. yesey st. Astor
HaLl.al .n... ..n..a hrnE
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INQUEST ON THE BODIES OF THE VICTIMS OF
THE STEAMSHIP DISASTER.
LONDON Feb. 10, 1876
An inquest the bodies of the victims OF the Srath
Clyde disaster was opened at Deal yesterday.
The captain Of tho strath Clyde complained that the
Eranconia attempted to assist his people; not
kven a rope thrown to the drowning
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GERMANY.

COUNT Won ARNIM TO BE CHARGED WITH
TREASON.
BERLIN. Feb Is, 1870
The Gesichtsbaa legal journal, announces that the
State tribunal has decided indct Count Won Arnim
for treason and issue a writ against him.
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ANoLo-pRUss1AN SPECULATION IN DAv

NATIONAL POLICY.
LONDON Feo 49, 1875
The Standards Berlin special says tho Bavaran Diet
reassem bles on Monday next
tits believed that the ultramontane members will
accept a compromise with the Cabinet, whose resgna
tons the King determined not to accept
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author vi CHRONICLES Of Carngford" Innocent
esquire Arden" For Love and Life" &c, &C. svo.
paper, SO cent?
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HUNGARY.

THE FINANCIAL ENTENTE NOT YET COMPLETED
WITH AUSTRIA.
PKsrH, Feb 49, 1870
The Hungarian papers contradict the statement Of the
Austrian journals that basis has been formed for the
establishment OF Hungarian bank OF issue