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FRANCE.


PARIS. Jan. 2s.-Nine supplementary elections
for Deputies were held Yesterday, These in
auashing of elections by the Chamber of Depu-
ties on account of official pres sure and irregu~
larties a tha late general elections. The result
was seven Republicans. one Conservative and
one no choice, necessitating a second ballot.
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WI ere Mention.

CHICAGO, Jan 28-Swarthout & Beaver. retail
boot and shoe dealers. failed to-day. Liabilities,
$1,000,
CHICAGO, Jan. 2s-The trial Of Alvina Mckee.
for shooting Constable McEllgott. bPgan to- day
in the criminal court. Judge Jamison presid-
ing. The court. room is CT owded.
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Debate ON the supplementary Credi,
Postponed,

LONDON, Jan. 2s-In the House Of Commons
this afternoon Sir Stafford Northcote. Minister
OF the Exeheauer. accepted the suggestion OF
the Marquis Harrington. leader Of the Liberals.
that after Sir Btaffords statement, when the
supplementary vote is moved. debate should be
adiou. ned until to. morrow. This was because
the time of the House to- night il already other
wise appropriated to orders of the day.
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pRELIuINARIEs OF PEACE SIGNED.
England Wants to Enter the Dardanelles.

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-The Standards Constan-
tinople correspondent SAYS: The Porte has re-
Of peace have been signed, and that the Turk
ish delegates and the Grand Duke Nicholas
would reach Adrianople to-day. The same cor
| respondent states that England has asked the
Porte's permission to enter the Dardanelles.
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FIre-Ioss So. 900 to s3O. .OoD.

JERSEY CRY. N. j.. Jan. 2s "A fire broke out
at o'clock this morning in Mount Claire, N. j.
in block owned by VIM. Jaeobus. The entire
block of buildings was destroyed, including
Jacobus. boot and shoe store, Taylor's hard,
Mount Claire Times establishments. Loss.
s25, 600 to $50. 900: half insured.
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superintendent Of Public works for New
York,

ALBANY Jan. 2s.It is stated on tho authority
Of Mr.. Carthy chairman of the Committee on
report favorably the name of Mr.. Clark for
Superintendent of Public Works. A caucus Of
Republican Senator's will be held this evening.
hv tho Sanata
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Tr,umpl,autly Acquitted.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2s.-Miss Mary Snyder
whose trial for the larceny of silk from A. B
Su11bacher has excited great interest for seve
raj days past, was to-day adjudged rot guilty
and left the courthouse amid the cheers of ar
immense and sympathzing crowd
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The Government Courts n Voc on the
Question of n supplementary Credit.

LONDON Jan. 2s.-Tn the further debate in the
House OF Commons Sir Stafford Northeote said
he courted vote on the question of supple
mentary war credit. and would use the power
of England If necessary.
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Greece Ruined II shs DECLARES War Now

ATHENS, Jan. 28.-The Debate, organ of Minis
ter Deligeorgis, publishes an article saying
that Greece would incur inevitable ruin by de-
claring war against Turkey now.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND's VOICE IN THE FINAL SET
ELEMENT OF THE EASTERN
QUESTION.
The Fall Details of KussIa's Terms for
Peace Not Yet KNOWN.

LONDON, Jan. 2s.-In the House Of Lords to-
night the Earl of Derby said that the govern
ment had not yet received the full isis OF peace.
and were but imperfectly acquainted with the
d-tails England. he said. still claims voice In
the final settlement.
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ROW r.


ROME Jan. 28-The health of the Pope Is
slightly improved but he Is still confined to his
bed by the swelling in his legs.
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Carnarvon's Successor.

LONDON Jan. 2s-yiscount sandon. member
of Parliament for Liverpool. will succeed Lord
Carnarvon as secretary OF State for the
colonial department.
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Paris Exposition Commissioners.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-The President to-day
appointed B. McGofln and Bennett ii. Young
OF Kentucky, and VIM. L. Scaife and d. J.
Hayes. OF pennsylvania, honorary commission
er5 to the Paris Exposition.
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timated at from s5oo0o to 100000. Insurance
not aacertained.
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Gold Dollars Mt Par.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 2s.-A restaurant in New
street paid out new gold dollars at DIR In change
to its customers to-day,
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The Yale College Daily.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.The first number OF the
Yale College new daily newspaper devoted tc
college gossip, appeared this morning.
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| New YORK, Jan. 2s.-A Washington dispatch
says the Treasury Department. will receive
greenbacks at par when gold declines to 1oo +.
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A PRINCE FOR BULGARIA.

EFFORTS TO PLACE THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH
czAEs DAUGHTER.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.1
ESPECIAL CABLE DESPATCH TO TIKI TELEGRAM.
LONDON, June II, 1878.
Several leading questions are at present engross-
ing the attention OF the Pienipoen tiarics who are
DusLy engaged at Berlin IN laying plans Tor the
future safety OF Europe. One Of these questions,
It has just been learned, relates TO the candida
lures for the sovereignty OF North bulgaria OF
course several schemes are already on foot 70
secure this appointment Tor certain favontes. But
1t is TOO early 10 say who will the RESPONSE
billtles OF the position
THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH
It Is Tumorch, however that the Duke OF Edin-
burgh Is anxious to obtain the SAID sovereignty:
and it is iurtner stated that Her Majesty the
queen Of England, and also her astute Prime Min
lister, the Earl OF Beaconsneld, are doing their
utmost to gain this end They would ike to see
the Duke OF Edinburgh at the head OF the North
Bulgarans, Tor, after all, he would be merely re-
preventative OF Engiands influence
THE DUCHESS VISIT.
1t is confidently asserted in diplomatic circles
here that the visit OF the duchess of Edinburgh TO
ST. Petersburg is purely for the purpose OF further
ing these designs. 1t has been thought, In all prob
ability, that she might induce the Car to give his
approval to the wishes OF the Queen OF England.
She viii undoubtedly make strenuous efforts to con-
vince the Car that her husband be especially
usciul to him during present diIcuitles
A PRINCELy MARTYR
But there are some weighty considerations in
VOWED In this proposed appointment ana they Will
go further, In all likelihood than any personal in
nuence. TO determine the Cars choice. 1t is gen.
tempt and that the whole scheme viii fall through,
chiefly owing TO the TACT that the Russian people
would object to such choice the Duke OF Edin-
burgh. 1t is no longer a secret that the latter
has been posing recently as q martyr to Russian
procnyitiea
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THE CUSTER MASSACRE.

MAJOR RENO ASKS AN RARLY INVESTIGATION
OF The CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON, June IL 1873
Major Reno has written the following letter asking
an carly investigation OF tho charges preferred against
him in tho resolution OF Delegate Corlott Of Wyoming
Territory
EDBirT House. WASHINGTON Juno II, 1878.
Hon L. b. BANNING, N. c., Chairman Committee on
MILITARY Anairs:-
SiR-Havipg read IN the New YORK San Of tho 18Th
inst that your committee had decided to report favor
ably TO the House resolution directing invcstiga-
ton into the Custer massacre, anu that \ resOu-
tion Tor subcommittee 10 Sit in reccss
and send Tor persOrs aud papers would
be presented, which action was based upon
letter addressed to Hon. w. w. Corbett, deiegate
from Wyoming, by one Frederick Whitaker. bog
leave 20 inform you that have come to Washington
10 express personally 10 your committee my
desire that the Investigation be ordered
as soon practicable During tho last Two
years have been compelled 10 suffer the circula-
ton of various malignant reports concerning this
affair and myself emanating It II presumed, from tho
same irresponsible source. This being the nrst time
that their author, perhaps embodencd by my silence,
has ventured 10 give them debate shape, respect
fully demand that l may have this opportunity 20
indicate my character and record, which have been
thus wIckcdly aSsLiled. am, SC,
II. A. RENO, Major seventh Cavalry.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

United States Commissioner OF Indian Affairs = A.
Hayt and William stickney, OF the United states 10.
dian Commission, are at the Fifth Avenue Bishor
oIelliy, OF Springfield. Mass. Is at the Everett
Henry ) sanford, OF Florida; Henry Farnam, OF New
Haven, aud John Tucker. OF Philadelphia, are at the
Aloemarle Frank smith, n. r., OF Toronto. and
Lieutenant Commander Frederick Pearson, United
States Navy are at the Windsor. Alfred @. Baker Of
Philadephia, Is at the Hoffman. william NJ. wadly
OF Ssvannah, ana ex-Mayor G. w. Hutchinson, Oh
Utica are at Tho New York. Henry +. Lamb, OF AL
bany. and John l. Merriam president OF tho ~ Paul
and Sioux City Railroad Company, are at the West
Minister. Lieutenant Thomas Perry, United States
Navy, Is at the Gscy.
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nessnre 10 recommend reservation OF the power to
renew The lockout on the shortest notice.

measure, 10 recommend reservation or the power to
renew the lockout on the shortest notice.
POLITICS
me Spanish Cabinet mado the election Of Vice Prss
aent OF the Cortes question OF confidence and re-
ceved 30 votes against "a The Cabinets position Is
snus secured until the autumn session. The Cortes
whi adjourn in tbs second week In July, when the
court will 60 to the seaside. A Cuban loan OF
s2,5oo,0oo was voted on Friday which is guaranteed
oy Spain and by tho pledge Of the Colonial customs.
Dill for tho suppression Of bull hghts was rejected
In the Cortss without q division.
PROBABLE cAFrRE WAR.
The Cahres have broken up and abandoned tho Prize
bush. One CaHro chief has been captured Tho
troubles In the Transks territory have been SO lar
settled that portion Of the troops will be sent to
Natal az protection against trouble with the Zulua
FAILED yoR HALF MILLION
The Sheffield Daily Telegraph announces the failure
Of James Thompson Son. corn milers OF Wake
hed. Their liabilities arc $3.50 0O
WOUNDED EMPEROR.
An official bulletin issued at Berlin yesterday an
nounces that the condition OF Emperor William Is
satisfactory.
THE ROMAN ELECTIONS.
The city elections in Rome arc over. The Catholics
have olocted two out twelve Municipal Councillors.
Tho three Provincial Councillors chosen are berala
TRADE IN INDIA.
despatch from Calcutta yesterday says the trade
In india continues much depressed There are eighty
vessels in port aggregatng TO- 1888 tons unfreightcd
UNPLEASANT WEATHER
The weather yesterday was cold and unsettled.
There werc heavy rainalls In various localities
Ing Saturday and Sunday.
MORE MORMON EMIGRAHrs
Two hundred and twonty two Mormons sailed from
Liverpool on SATURDAY., bound Tor Salt Lake City.
WYOMING.
The United States steamer Wyoming has arrived at
Southampton.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, June II, 1878.
d. II. Bailey, q well known merchan, OF this CITY,
hts family and servants, including In all twelve
persons, wero poisoned this morning. Tho food
for the morning moa put last
night and lett In tho kitchen, the 20 winch
LETT unlocked II liz believed that some evil uposed
person and put arsenic the food, which was
cooked and eaten. The poison IN such largo
quantity that acted smetic and thus all
saved from death.
SCRANTON, Pa. Juno IL, 1873.
At Pittston, this morning, eighteen persons were
poisoned by drinkng the mix oil a COW whose udder
had been bitten by a snake Two persons Will proba
bly, die.
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NOMINATIONS by THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, juno IL 1878.
Tho President to-day scnt tho following nominations
to the Scnate:-
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Captains Lawrence - Babbctt and William A. Maryc
TO be majors; FIRST LicutoEants John H. Green and
John Pitman to be captains; First Lieutenant Roger
Birnic, Jr OF the Thirteenth infantry. and Second
Ira MacNutt. OF tho Third artillery, TO DO
first Iiculcnants OF ordnance.
ARTILLERY PROMOTION.
Second Lieutenant Arthur Murray TO be fret lieu
tenant; Additional second Lieutenant Frames l..
Blair be second Lieutenant, ana also Second Lieu
tenant b. II. Gilman 10 be first lieutenant oil the
InIa
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TINE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I!
WASHINGTON, June Isl A. III.


OFFICE CHiKF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Isl A. ~
Indicdtioas
For the South Atlantic States, falling followed by
rising barometer, nearly stationary temperature,
southwest to southeast Winds partly cloudy cloudy
weather and rain areas, followed in.norhorn portion
by cooler northeast winds
FOR the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri: val
Icys stationary aud falling. followed by rising bA.
romcter east to south winds and warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather ana possibly occasional ranf.
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling, followed by
rising barometer, north to oast Winds cooler cloudy
or parity cloudy weather and frequent rains.
For Ncw England, generally higher pressure, west
10 north winds, cooler, partly cloudy weather and
rain areas.
Tho rivers continue slowly falling a, Lcavcnworth
and Kcokuk and slowly rising at Cincinnati, Louis
vile. Cairo and Memphis
Cautionary signals continue al Sandy Hook, Barne-
gai Atlantic City, Cape May, Cape Henry, Kitty
Hawk, Cape Hattcras and Cape Lookout
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-Four hundred grain shovellers struck for higher
wages yesterday at Buffalo.
John Mathews was struck by a locomotive ycster-
day on the WAIKIKI Valley Railroad and killed.
William O'Larc OF Newport X. L., was drowned on
Sunday OF Cuttyhunk by The upsctting Of IA skill
Bill Coombs, . notorious criminal. who escaped
from Excser IN. H. jan IN june 1860, has been
captured.
rhe body OF William Green, Of Now YORK, captain Of
a ico barge. was found yesterday In tho Hudson
River at Coeymans.
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MAILS FOX EUROPE

The steamship Bothnia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool, and Labrador, for Havrc will sail from this
port "Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post oalce ct
SIX. and for France direct at seven O'Clock A. NJ
The New YORK INSTRUMENTATION Tor Europc-wu
be ready al half past i've O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, in Wrappers Tor mailing, six centa
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THE QUEBEC RIOTS.

QUEBEC, Juno IL, 1873
Tho Inquest Bieandoirc shot In he late riot, was
concluded to- night verdict rendered that tho
death oil Bieandoire was caused by a bullet wound
from q carbinc In the hands OF soldier OF battery
wbio the lawful discharge Of his duty, aad that the
deceased participated IN a riot
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A TRAMP KILLED.

STAFFORD, Ont, juno IT, 1878
Several parties suspected OF committing series OF
robberies with violence, at togaics In this county
were ovcrnauled by London detectives tonight, AZ
Harmony They resisted arrest aud several shots
wera exchanged. ono oil tho robbers, named Lay,
was instantly KILLED ana another ono arrested.
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MAINE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

PORTLAND Juno II, 1878.
Tho Indications point TO a lair attendance at tho
Democratic state Convention here tomorrow
Charles W. Lprrpbec OF Bath, will preside. George
Walker oil Portland, Is tho most prominent candidate
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A.--wHY LONGER REMAIN FAT f-0BESlrY
by the Rncc evden OF
Even the slim forms of Gre ian goddesses are 70.
gardrd models OF female beauty torpulence held
diease anc ALIENS ANrI-fAr has fully demon
straied Tito be curaoe The Asr FAT chemically neutral
ines tho stomach Nil and oiengluous
substances thus preventing the formation Of rat IL
insures loss OF from two Ave pounds wecs IL II
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless sold by druggst
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THE LITERARY CONGRESS.

GREAT SPEECHES BIZ VICTOR HUGO, ToURoAN.
JEFF, JULES SIMON AND OTHERS BANQUET
LAST EVENING.
[BY CABLE TO THE BERALD1
PARIS, June II, 1878.
The first public session OF the Literary Congress
was held in the Theatre Chatelet to-day. The the
atre was crowded from the stalls to the galleries.
All the delegates, including many OF the most dis
tinguished literary men in Europe were present
Many ladies were in the boxes and gallery.
HUGO IN THE CHAIR.
Victor Hugo presided, supported on the right by
the famous Russian author Tourganier, on the left
by the well known Italian author and deputy
Signor Mauro Macchi. Hugo delivered a magnln-
cent speech, followed by 4auro Maccni, Tourganien,
Blanchard Jerrold and German delegate.
JULES SIMON.
Much kind feeling was shown1or the German by
the audience Notwithstanding the fact that his
speech was intoleraby tedious Jules Simon closed
the proceedings with q brilliant speech which was
rapturousy applauded. The sitting Tor the day
then ended.
THE BANQUET.
The delegates rcassembled at the Continental
Hotel this evening and sat down to a grand BAN
quet The toasts and speeches lasted until the hour
OF sending this message 1t was thoroughly en-
ioyable dinner
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FRANK LEsLlE's PUBLISHING HOUSE,
81. 50. 81 Park place. New York

MANS MISSION ON EARTH. "A THOROUGH MED!
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that viii Insure manhood, STRENGTHENED vitality
and sound conditions Of health tat nave impaired
overturned powers statement 81 obstacles to marriage
aud Of the by when they be removed By ALL
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M TRUE AND FALSE PRosrgATIuN.-NEw EDI
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FLOUR MILLS BURNED.

DETROIT, Micn., June IL. 1878.
Gre at schoocrait. Mich, to-day destroyed tho
steam Touring mills OF PurscI, Earl & Co. LOGS,
$50, 600; partially insured The ire originated from
IN heated journal
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THE PRONUNCIAMENTO OF THE PUBLIC IS
that IN. beautiGer l. GLESss SUBURB
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Tho following record will show the changes in The
temperature for the past twenty -four hours COM
parlson with the correspond, ding data OF last year,
indcatcd by the thermometer al Hudhuss pharn
HERALD Building, No. us Broadway
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fI'Iig
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
Tor July.

CONTENTS.
J. Civilization aud Science. by Professor Emil Do
Bois-Keymond
H. Recent Experiments on Fog Signals by Professor
John Tyndali, Il. - dinstrated.)
III, Water supply o. Rivers BY Gsurge Chahoon.
Nv. Evolution OF Ceremonial tsvernmsnt. vi. Forms
of Address by Herbert Spencer
v Eduest asa science. ~. NY Alexander Balm,
LII. 10.
VI seaside studies. Nv Professor sanborn rennsy. a.
lustrated.l
VII The Scientific study Of Human Testimony. III By
George N. Beard ID.
VIII. On the Formation Of Nebur by William Davis,
Esq.
tx The Question Of Pain in hanging BY Roger $.
Tracy. 81 -.
X The Radical faliaey Of Masrisism. by H. q. Eecies
fsq.
XII sketch o. Professor Du Bots Raymond. with Por.
trait)
XII. Eaters fable: Professor Joseph Henry--Nagni.
ising sound Catholicism aud Eternal Punish
tncnt. &c
LITERARY NOTICES. oray's SynopticaI Flora Of
North Amcries-Am erican Journal OF Mathe.
MATES. Pure aud Applied Wa.lacs's Tropical Ma
thrc. and other Essays-Ledaux's sugar Rect In
North csroiina-AtEere Critical History of tho
Dotfrfue OF FUTURE Lie Irkes Insanity Ia An.
cicnt aud Modern Life -Lnkins BOY EnA ineers-
Sturtevant's Intercuiturs iillsgc. &c.
POPULAR dIscELLANY: Fossil Mammal from
the Jurassic Of the Rocky Mountaius-l ateued
outbreak 81 vesuvius The Organ rano--~un
Worship Am,nK the Noquis-low Monkeys Dis
like snakes Dsroloration OF Brick Walis-An In.
Electric Light--Ascent OF Monnt Ararat- Pr veu-
tlou Of CONTAGIOUS aso-Creosote ~ . Timbes
Pteseryog. &C.
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APULLISARlA
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER
HIGHLY EFFERvEscESr.

HIGHLY EFFEkVEeCENT
Approved BY the Academic 90 Nedscns q France ana
It's sale In Franco authorized by special orcer or the
tho hynes. medical authorities Nov
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daily ass al qs tho e % s
ana arsihsiaiiy asra,ed wa.sss
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Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
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EUROPE.
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Ddcns WThis large first family MOTEL In tho hest
situation OF London. Is newly established in tina Con-
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Proprietor, H. rlsELE, late .. Aeurces
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Otings. compete Of this vessel removed from tho
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color much ADMIRED perfectly harmless. be had
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lIEstahshcd upward OF century. This we'll known AMI
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Average temperature yesterday. .............. la
74I4