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EOR RENT.

E'oh BENT
3-story Brick, 2O1s G st., 10 rooms
3-stOry Brick. 1913 ST. rooms
3-story Brick, 1011 l1th st., rooms
3-StOry Frame, 939 st., rooms
3-story Brick, 1905 Mass ave.. IA rooms
1-story Frame 1921 14th st., 8 rooms
2-story Frame, 1925 14th ST., rooms.
Ihese Houses are In good repair, and have mod
err lmgr0vements Inquire OF JAMES W. BAR
hEh, llOo d ST. NV. jy12 I'm
nor RENT..By THOs J MYERS Real Estate
- Agent, 1915 st NV.
3-story Brick, 1928 18th ST., Ii rooms
3-stofy Ffan e. $40 22u ST., mod. imps., 10 rooms.
3-stOry Bfick. 418 81 st. n w., MOD. imps., 10 rs
story Brirk. Gil 18th st. n. mod. AMPS, 10 rs
2-stOry Brick, 1118 19Eh st. n. W., mod imps, rs
3-st0rs Brick, 80 b st. NV, water and gas, Z rs
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN. Il. BURFORD 7O8 street.
1hree-StOry Brick Houses for Sale.
special bargains are offered in tWo-S story press
brick Houses, with and rooms, and ali modern
improvements; $50 or $500 CASH balance in small
monthly payments, or to suit purchaser,
For Rent
ZIP ST., frame, Or. ....:..................$2
iaoi ST., brick, Sr., mod imps. .............. is
i6OS COIcoran st., brick, r.................. l3
~ ~ Tvtn ST. t1ame, 6r;.............."... Is
- 10 LoAN:-$S, OCO to loan, In one or two sums,
WIN. e. BURFORD,
VIo Real Estate Broker, 706 e st.
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A New York contemporary discussing the
effect OF the heated term i'm that city, SAYS:
1t is evident that open spaces, particularly
when they are abundant in foliage, carry with
them striking immunity from prostration by
heat and &C as centers of hygienic influence
that is felt for many contiguous squares in
every direction" This is undoubtedly true ::
and II IS equally certain that to this cause is to
be attributed Washington's remarkable free
dom from fatal sun strokes, or even serious
cases of prOstratiOn during the late severe and
prOtracted heated term. Washington is liter
ally city set within vast and beautiful park:
and In after years, when the animOsities and
chickering's OF the present day are forgotten, a
grateful people will rise up and bless the men,
DRY OF those who devised the system of park
Ing along the streets and set out the thousands
OF trees, which more and more every year con.
tribute TO the health and beauty of the national
capital. 1t is the fashion, now a days, to abuse
without stint, and often without reason, the late
Board OF Public Works; but posterity will do
Justice to at least this part of their much
abused comprehensive plan" for improving
and adjoining the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-25

The announcement that the owners of
Dublin packet have been heavily fined for car
rytng more passengers than the law allows
across the Irish sea and channel will send
ripple OF establishment through most of the
United States. The enforcement of laws
against the OTercrOwding of steamers is
among the rarest of occurrences in this coun-
Try. III terrible calamity takes place public
clamor brings about the temporary infiction
of penalties for violations but as soon as gen.
eral attention is diverted from the matter the
Old practice OF Oyercrowding, especially in the
case of excursion steamers, springs I'D. 1t
will be better and, in AL likelihood, more
profitable for steamboat owners to look to the
matter in time, and not permit the response.
bility for some frightful accident, due to neg.
leet of the law, TO be fastened upon them.
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Average ssror,s Daily Circulation orer
17,60O-beino q much larger bona fde.
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily papers ~ the
city added together.
The Star for the Summer,

Persons leaving the city may have THE STAR
sent TO their address by mail, postage prepaid for
uch period OF time they desire, at the rate
OF 16 cents per week, 80 cents per month, 81. rs
for three months, or IS for six months.
~ The money TO pay for the time required must
In all cases accompany the order. Otherwise the
paper cannot be sent.
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LNOR RENT
Il BY r. II. SMITH,
ReA Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building.
Corner of 9Th and r streets

2o22 ST. NV, le rooms, mod. imps. ....$ 800 90
III ST. H. W., - rooms. mod. impS..... rs 90
ooo 1 9 ST. n W.. - rooms, mod imps... 80 33
p 3oi iSih 81. w, 1! rooms mod impS.... 90 90
go LIN 81. NV. IL rooms, mod. imps.... 40 o.
49, 81 W., ~ rooms, mod. impS....... 25 90
90 aS<4 81, NV, IroOmS ID q impe........ 20 90
70 ~ anu Z stS w., Io roOnS, m Cd impS. 20 90
iO 0e ~ ST. NV I rooms, mod impS. 25 90
$40 81. NE, rooms, Il "a. imps...... % 20
r. 20 III 81 So. IroomS, 1000. tmps........ 25 90
~ ~ 81. NE, rooms, nlCd iIG 20 90
W IL 81. I.e., rooms mod 1mpS........ Is 90
Money to Loan in sums to suit. N23 tr
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DOG COLLARS,
BECKER's,
jy23 Coreoraa Building, opp, Y. 5. Treasury.
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The prophets of a communistc outbreak on
the 18th of June have been generally looked
upon as about as accurate in their predictions
as those who prophesied cool summer, but if
one may accept as correct the Information de-
rived by reliable reporter of the New York
Tribune from Pennsylvania manufacturer,
the alarmists are wrong only in the date, the
riots being postponed from the 18th of June to
the 18th OF August. According to this gentle
man, extensive preparations are being quietly
made for general uprising at the time indi-
Gated, and 1t has been the hope of the leaders
OF the movement to take the country un-
aWares If, as stated, the preparations by the
state authorities to preserve the peace caused
a postpOnement of the intended outbreak On
the 18th of June, there would seem to be no
reason why similar precautions should not
have similar result in the proposed riots on
the 18th OF August, if, indeed it be true that
any are proposed.
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NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
IN FUR THE HAIR
restores gray or faded hair its OriginA color ana
youthful appearance In three to ten days remoyss
dandruh, and prevents the hair falling
With q constantly increasing sale for the nasf
eight years, we feel satisfied we can recon- In
II has the ADVANTAGES over Ill other preparations
. First, being warranted entirely harmless
second, no sediment or other eItraneous m after
creating more or less dirt upon the scalp to shsts
up before using. ~ 'AeAe
Third, does not stain linen or the finger nails,
Put up In large bottles. Price One Dollar.
Corner I'd and ID SITS, n.,e..
1eZo-u QH0 corner 18th 0nd a
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ENOR SALE-Back MARE, Jump-seat CAR
IL RAGE and HAKNES can be driven ~
~ lay; also; a, nne Family Mare Coupe ~
BUGUELY BOWEN'S, No. Gas New York
avenue. ty23- 2w+
EHOk s LIE AT A SACRIFICE, (parties IeaY-
4 iig the city stylish young HORSE, o.
10 names nigh prompt driver AID safe for IRN
e 10y, , With j. I ARh Ess and top sSpriae 4
sell separately. Also superb young borough
hreG SAD LIZ HORSE, II hands high, stylish and
sound; III practical use is a willing worker as q
69S. ivo2 ~
nor SALE-AT A BARGAIN-Jump seat AR
a. a. hG1A6E, (neW style;) four passen- CS"L
inI,a% 6, .;ot top dBUGeIEs: three -
ow. JACKSON WAGONS, of a sizes. Is. W.
MAGRATH, 2O8 10th streeI, near the Hay Mar.
ket. jy22 ct
EOk SALE-POsitively at Sacrifice Tor Cash
- during this month q number Of
FlRST-CtASS SQUARE AND UP
RIGHT PIANOS, Wv"
AtG L. WILD BRO. g, Emporium of Music,
go "th street NV jy13-3w'
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Whether the report that Gen. MacKenzi

Whether the report that Gen. Mackenzie
has crossed the Rio Grande with 500 men be
true or not, Ii Is pretty evident that news of a
not uneXciting character may be expected from
that quarter this summer American troops
will cross, If they have not crossed already. in
pursuit of raiders from the Mexican side. In
spite OF Inadequate forces our government has
determined to acs with vigOr and bOIdness on
the border. The Mexicals living along the
RIO Grande, who obtain cheap horses, prOvi-
slOnS and comparative immunity from such
1orays by encouraging Indian marauders to
cross into Texas, will not welcome the troops
Hospitality, and the officers aud army from
this side OF the river who have seen their fire.
quent expeditions into Mexico made unSuc-
eeSSfui and TO some extent ridiculous by the
course followed by the Mexican local authori-
ties are not cOnciliatOry guests. Where visi
tors and visited are uncOngenial, nothing but
trouble can be expected. The Mexican gov
eminent itself seems to wish to check the
border troubles, and will not willingly rupture
its peaceful relations with the United States
But the Indian raiders and the Rio Grande
MeXlcans who thrive on them have as little re-
Spect for the authority of DaZ when exerted in
direction contrary to their wishes, as Sitting
Bull and his braves have for that of the
United States, aud the Mexican government
has been and is unable to enforce its authority
in this section. There is some danger how
ever. that Mexico may resent actions of our
government based on the recognition of this
fact, and that through collisions between
MeXlcaDs and American troops she may be-
come involved in complications with the
United States from which pride will not per-
NIT retreat. IL any body of Mexicans,
either of the regular forces or otherwise, at
temptS to stay the march of our troops in DUR
suit OF raiders, our governments directions to
Gen. Ord, in accordance with the vigorous pol
Icy determined upon, make a hostile collision
Inevitable. So that Mexico may still feel un-
easy, though the LerdO movement is broken
by the capture of EScObedO; the United States
government may have some stronger reasons
IMAM al present 10 regret that an Indian war
and Congressional economy leave merely a
eorpOrafs guard on the Rio Grande; and the
only ones who can derive unmixed endowment
from the situation are the noble army of an
nexatiOni, IS who see that the smallness of the
American forces encourages the Mexicans to
hostilities, and who expect as a result of war
the extension of United States territories
many hundred miles southwark
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THE NEWEST BOOKS.
McPherson's Handbook of Politics. 1878 forming
VOL OF the series. 90
The China Hunters Club. By the youngest
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English Men of Letters, Samuel johnson,
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Marguerite. from the German. Ms. Wister.. 30
In the Wilderness. Thas. Dudley Warner. rs
PanliLe and Other Poems. GordOn........... rs
Trip up the Volga 25
he Wit :hery OF Archery. NJ. Thomps Jn.. so
Voyage o. Paper Canoe. Bishop. ........... 2 so
The Exile. A tale of st. Augustine. Francis
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United etetes Bonds Of al kinds:
District OF Columbia Bonds Of vnx4sus s,.n
MAsnington md 60orget0Wn Quarforiy 1rocs.
Municipal and Railroad Bonds Ind afnrk SSS0As
@. III ~ AAW - SXaNeoN CO., BANKER,
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LADIES FINk BOOTS for Spring wear of %,
wn make for sale ut very reasonSble ~
prtces.
JAS. 81. VERNILYL
go 0tA streot,
Opposite Patent OAoo.
notice. msr3HfT
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

As we expect TO move TO our
NEW STORE
Corner Of 9th and n streets
Dmurlns the ne It month, shall offer our entire
sIoCh AT greatly reduced prices, so as 90 have A
rev eooos 10 move as possible. Our stock must be
rreauce9, and all who are in want OF Fancy and
us an early call. ~ e'e
,r,o a. WIN. X. RILEY,
0Iz-EW SI3 Market Sp0ce.
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~ BARGAlNS at BRoDHEADs. lOO-yard
SpooI sllk as low as 4c. spool. Dexter's cee-
nIated knitting Cotton as low IS Sc Excellent
mp Gore Corsets, in boxes zoe Ladies' and gen
tenen,s gauze undershirts, Csc. and up sheet
ing. shirting, Dress Goods, Hosiery Hapdker-
chleis, Innings, Ribbons, Collars and Cuffs equally
cheap a. bhODHEAD'S, remember the nu mberl
I2O3 II ST., bet. 18th and 18th. jyI9-tr
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

ROARDlNG-Large, airy ROOMS; also, suite o
~ thlee, with private bath; TABLE BOARD
terms . moderate. 1885 st. n.w., opposite Frank
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27

velle-O ORLEANS II succede 4 John M.-G. Par.
ker. dams leqnel le president Hayes frappe
le beau-frarc de Butler son ebnemi acharnf
Une autre rfcompense est accorhTe Alb
Ievissee. gui fut flecteur presidential du
ticket de Hayes, ct n est ncmme agent du
revenu interiemr en- Louisiane.-Le gOuver-
neur Nichols oAre une somme de- ejO0 p0ur
rarrestation De Joe Howell ct Walter Price.
accusfs d'avoir sssassinf Robert Simmons,
crime cOmmis1c 3 slfcembre 1871. dams Ia
paroisSe Claiborne.-1e Rtreu donne le
compterendu de Ia belle soiffe damocrasi-
que du u juillet. anniveruaire de In prise de
In Rasfille: allocution dc ". N. Ba,vier. die
cours du dOcfeiw Alfred Me-cier. IT de NM.
j Mugnier ct Leonard: piece lie vcrs lie NJ.
Frntel: les hOnnenrs tfaient fats par Al
phonsc Walz et son lien'enan: Ath. Lerouce.
On ensuite chantf. "MM. james raure.
Barrel. Jand. Janet. Charles Bri,lanId. ont
rcpondu de tres bonne grace au drsir an'on
leur expriipaif lie lee enfendre... POnr con-
ronner Ia ffte. NJ. Mugpi"r. 1~ drapean frico.
lore Ia main. ct NJ. le capitaine do vaux.
chantent alt~rpativrment un conp!et de In
Marseiiiaise. secretaire de rAthenfe
l0uisianais q recn deux manuscrits pour le
cCncOnrs ouyert iusqu'au II ocfohrr. l'un nor.
tant cette devise: lie travail civilise rhom-
me-. lautre celleci: Labor imyv6ns omnia
riNrik"-Lc Democrat. du 81. "ontient une
version eonf.derfe De In bataille de Chan.
cellorsville. et des details inTdits sur lee bri-
gales de Hayes ct dc Nichols. ct sur la mort
de Stonewali Jackson.-le meme journal a
public nne lcftre du sociaIiste John Roy sur le
tirvaiI des prisons. ef contre remploi des con
damn<s par de~ particulicrs ou ,les corpora
tiOns.-Cn des marchands lea plus popula'res
de Ia Nonvelle- Orleans. ". Jules Tarsios. eat
parti lc is pour San Francisco avec rinten.
tion de s'y fixrr. lais-ant ici d'unaniines n
grets-l~s hains hottants de ". Hammer~ley
ont ftf inansurss le q Ut. Clark. profes-
seur de nataiion. est atfachT h I fahlisse-
ment.-Deux dfces etairnt atffibnHs hicr
In fevre iaun~: cas sporad,gues-M. Lonis
Tesson partage avec ". Micbrlct Ia rfslactiou
de 'excellent Journal de HOun,a. le PrOgres
he Tsrrebowae Achille du Courthial.
consul dc France u In Nonvelle-O Orleans. c~t
ervoyf en- Ia memo qualitS In Havapc. 1T
sern prOvisOirement remplscc lei par N. Leon
Ballaqnrt-La nouvelle le In mort de NJ.
Jules Pifaut. laquelle await ete donnfe pre-
snaturimcnt. srst ccnfrmFc; N. Pifiaut est
dfce'l< le Ter Juliet. Paris. Eat sgxlement
slEcTslT. 10 ii. 4 Ii Nonvelle-O Orlfans. 4 l'Age
de- & ana. NJ. James Chalaron. citoyen uni-
versellement ain,< IT essime. 1e y. mis- fin
q ses iours, en- - tirant nm coup de pistolet
4 ID tempe. lancien sheriff civil C.-S. Sauvi-
net. Age de ~ ans In doulrur que hi csusait
la Ierte imminentc dun fls en- proie 4 Ia
phthisic, poussS lc defunt Get acte de DE-
sespoir. 8.
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DERNIERES NOUvELLES

Cn correspondent dn London
Hmes rapporte une conversation
qn'il enc avec Gambetta. L'hOm.
me d'Etat francais nest pas chaud
partisan du traite de Berlin, mais
ne Ini est pas non plus absolument
hostile. % traite du Is Juliet a
rompu IL triple alliance, oppose
pAutriehe A Ia Rnssie ct fait sOrtir
rAngleterre de son isolement ct
de "a passivitA. La situation de
pEuropc nest pins In meme. Pour
ne point faire de jaloux, Ia refine
Victoria Went de dec0rer le mar.
Quis de Salisbury de rOrdre de Ia
Jarretierc.-De nOmbreux incen.
dies sOnt constat6s dams Ia Thes.
aalie.-L'entente J'arait devOir ne
r6tablir entire pAntriche ct rItalie.
"A Paris, IL premier prix du
tOurnoi d'echccs a ete obtenu par
Zukerot, joueur de Berlin on de
LOndres, ct le second par Winawer,
nm Russo. M !,
Le general mexicain Mejis est
arrive, le "a, 4 In Havane. b,
Pour pr9parer les voies 4 In can.
ditlature de Grant A an 3e terme
presidential, lea r6pul,licains font
parler l'ex.prfsident CONNIE un
livrt sur Ia guerre de secession ct
les g6neraux des denx arinees
an6ricaines.-Le comit6 Potter,
siegeant le "a 4 Atlantic City, n
entendu NM. Kelly, CORTLAND
Parker, Eugene Hale, j. Hale
Sypher, ct le secretaire Sherman
en- personne. Bntler, qni garsle
uns. botts secrete 4 Sherman, =
exprime ravis one le soua-comitA
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans s'aj0urne
ct laisse op3rer h comite princi.
pal.-La barque Asor eat revenue
de Monr0via a Charleston en- SO
jours, etrepartira le mois proclaim.
-LAvepve du comv,o,lOre Morris,
belle. mere du banQuier WV. Cor.
cOram, est morte sukitement aux
White Sulphur Spring., Virginie,
4 rage de IS sus.-lIa maine Min.
ME, Warren, femme du main
sCOmmotlore Nntt,s est morte ca
NAL d'enfant a Fail River, Massa-
chusetts, ag6e De 26 ans.-Le cs-
pitaiUe Fult0n, Do 10 basQue Aaris
DSassd, allsnt Dc Natauzas !
New.York, ct mort Dc b 6evre
jauwe pendant 10 voyage. rs Hlfi
L. sops-comit6 Potter, qui . r6.
aolu dc s'aiourner le %, Z entenda
mercredi, 4 la Nouvelle. Orleans,
Mn. W.-R Whitaker, ]. Douglxs,
Morris Marks (rappel6A 81. O. Ma.
her, Thousas 81. Noland, w.
Strong, WeetIey Jackson ct J..H.
xeoo&rd-TtUi0 cao wogte)s do
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27

fiavre jaime. le "a, a Ia Nouvelle.
Observation-Disclosures lie sOleil dn
90 scra presGue totale A Houma,
Morgan City ct DonaldsonviIle, y
cOmmencera vers 6 heurcs ct demie
du sOir ct durcra 2 htnres Z
minut..s. A In NOnvelle. Orleans
ellie cOmmencera 4 6 henres 40 mi.
nutes ct durera le meme temps.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27

res ct de In reduction de In iournfe
de travail 1 une dnr3e de huit hen.
res. Dcs troubles, pen graves iusqu'A
present, ont en- lien d Marseille ct 4
st. Etienne.-C'est 4 600 francs
settlement de domn,ages que le Sic.
Gle 6t3 condamn6, anr Ia poursnite
de- l'ex-prince imp<rial.--Le pre-
mier prix q fte accOrds. IyaI les ,jnges
de rExposition de Paris. 4 In mois.
sonneuse amfricaine Mccormick
lie contre-nmiral Peyron eat nomms
commandant de In station navajo
francaise des Antillea.-La librairie
Hachette Went de METRE en- vent-
Ia premiere livraison da r. volume
de Ia NoMrelle Geographic Unirer-
selle d'Elisee Reclns. volume Qui con.
tiendra les Hes Britannique~, In Bel.
giQne, In Hollande. le Danemark ct
In Scnndinavic.-Sont decides: le
Ter jnillet, raers'nante Nicolas Petin,
Qui fit une ascension 4 In Nonvelle.
Orleans II Y a mn quart de steele. Age
de 63 ans: le 4. rex-professeur ct
dfpute Jules Barni. 10 ana ct, IL IL.
Pierre Durand, depute de Lyon, 50
ana. '.. 20 ...
EnAnglsterre. lord Beaconsfield.
decors de l'ortlre de In Jarretierc
pour ~ proncsse diplonatique, n ex-
pose A In Chambe hante Ia sitnation
Qn'il Went de GREER: Ia suppIessiOn
dn trait& de San Stefano qni Gtait une
cause de Ruerre, In conservatio" d'n-
no Tnrqnie de six millions d'habi.
tants, In protection des chrGtiens. les
susceptibllites de Ia France mena-
geea. Lord Granville a critique Il
trnit4 subrepticement enlevs sans le
libre concert eurOp&en. mi mecon-
matt les interets DE- In Greece ct donpe
4 FAn9leterre une possession one.
rrnse dams l'ile de Chypre. Lord
Derby, ~ melant an d<bat ct attri.
buart "a retraite dn cabinet an plan
impolitiQue sel0n Inf Qui Went de ~
,ealiser, a'est attire nm dement, do
marquis de- Salisbnry. Le disconrs de
Gladstone / l'Asaociation lib6rale eat
endloss6 par n. ForSter, president du
Cobslsn Club, ct lea resolutions de
lord Harrington serout diacut&ea le
.. Mais 10 maiorite est aaanrse an
cabinet, ct nne dissalnti0n du Parle-
mont ne sera paa n3cessaire. Le Par.
lement voters meme avec enthon.
siasme Ia dotation qui lui est deman-
de en- favour du dnc de Connaught,
troisi3me iils de Ia refine Victoria,
fane6 ! Ia princesse Marie. LOnise de
Prnsac, flle dn prince Frederic.
Charles. Servie eat m<c0utemte
ct reclame devant l'EMrope In poaaes.
aion de Ia Bosnic 1t Do rHerz6goviue.
DAntriche eat inqui4te ct trouve
one rItalie joue avec le fen dana ses
meetings de pins en- plns violents,
oA Caviha'di rentre en- scene ct excl.
t. lrs Tyrolicna 4 l'insnrrection. Bis
mark declare Que jamais l'Italie nan.
m Trieste ct le Trentin.-Un grand
movement d'fmigration ~ fait de
rEgypte 4 Chyprr.-Le gonverne-
ment snglaia annonce une Eyposi-
ti0n universelle 1 Melb0nrue. Ana
tralie, pour l'ann6e lSSO.-I.a famille
allen,ande Nohiling . obtenu In fa.
venr de changer sOn non. en- celui
d'Ealrling.- lie Is, eat dsc6sle 4 vsro.
ne le pOt.te ct stnatenr italien Alear.
III ct le q. 4 Avienne, le savant doc
ieur Rokitansky, Age de "a ans.
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m AVIS DETECTION 4'
Aux Democrat e de Ia Paroisso

tjne election aura lieu dams lea tli6trvnts
wards de In paroisse le samesli aoAt pro
Chain pour uosemcr d6lkguGs par yard, , II
Convention D<snocratiqus dc phrUisse.
Tn de- crs gnssrs d6l<gn6s sers en- memo
tesups momhfs du Cowi6t Ex6cutif do Pa.
roiass OF lss d6llgnks ds chaque rive choisi.
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