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MedifiuaI.
RlCORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE
THERE is a well known principle in animal
IL physiology that no vital action can take
place except through the agency of the ner-
vous system. IL the nerve power in any organ
is weakened then that organ IS weak. There
is remedy in the reach of all, one
that has stood the test for over half a cen
tury. DIR. RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE
hiss been scrutinized and Endorsed by the
Academy of Medicine in Paris as an infallible
specific for the above, contains no phosphor-
us, eantharides or other poison; is purely UeGe-
table producing no reaction. and is permanen MT
in effect: is a sugar-coated pill, and can be had
of Levassor & Co, 10 bis Richelieu. Paris,
France. or of DR.. S. BROWN SIGESMOND.
Proprietors Address 80 World Building, New
York. None genuine without the signature Of
s. B. Sigesmond on side of each box. Send for
circulars. Box of 100 pills. 50; Of 400, $40; sent
by mail upon receipt Of price. Sold by all
D1ss-9'9' CERTIFICATE.
PARIS, July IS, 1873, 10 Rue de la Paix.-Out
of 349 patients treated. 65 were cured within 30
days lis in six weeks, $50 between two and
three months, 2 between five and six months,
in nine months DR. NJ. PERIGORD,
Medicin de la Hopital Charity.
Notice is hereby given that /. A. Smith, OF
St. Louis. and r. L. De Lsser. OF New ork, are
no longer authorized to act as agents for Ri
cords Vital Restorative, as their appointments
as such have been revoked.
Extract Of letter from June 9th, $780,
DR.. s. b. SfoeSmond. You write that you will
In future advertise for yourself. Do you mean
in your own name or in mine as agent2 DO you
propose to continue the agency or not? In case
you do I SHALL Of course, 90 on and expcnd
Same money in advertising at my own expense.
VIII pay every 30 days for what order. II,
however you do not want me to continue the
agency inform me of the fact.
r. L. De LISSER, % Beekman st.. MY.
The counterfeiter of Records Vital Restora-
tive. of which am sole owner and proprietor
la the United States, tried to keep the agency
and prepare himself with spurious imitation
storative to DR.. RECORDS Restorative to have
similarity in name. / have Analysed De Lis
ser'g Pnls. which contain u or. Damiana. The
public can take the whole 80 pills at one dose
and viii neither gain nor lose. He tried to ana
I'VE Records Vital Restorative Tor nearly six
months, out in vain.
These are the Restorative advertised and sold
bz lamar Rankin g. Lamar. Atlanta. Ga.
= s. BROWN SIGESM0ND,. MD.
New YoRK, December LIST. 1880 Hszg
decl3 M&Theow, Tu&Seow&weow1y
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ARRIVED AT VENUS POINT SATURDAY.
Steamship Troubadour (Brl, Box, after put
ting back fSee local-)
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Commercial.
SAVANNAH MARKET.

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. January /. 1881, P. n.
CorrOs.-Nothing doing, the Cotton Ex-
change being closed on account Of holiday,
and We ara without official quotations, conse-
Cuentfv we raaavv Fridav'S.
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Charleston & Savannah Ry. Co.
EAYAHsNAR, GA, December ed. 1881

OFTTGx CHARLESTON & SAVANNAH BY. Co.,
SAVANNAH. GA. November "a. 1880.
GOMMENClNG WEDNESDAY, December /,
" 4:10 p. NJ Trains viii depart end arrive as
follows, from PASSENGER DEPoES s., T. & W.
R'y.: -
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Shipping aHttlliasate.
MONDAY. January s. 1851.

MONDAY. January s. 1851.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship City Of Columbus. Fisher, New
York-G II Sorrel
Steamer st Johns. vogel. Florida-Jno F
Robertson.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Centennial, Ulmo. satilIa River and
way landings-J P Chase
ARRIVED AT TYBEE SATURDAY.
schr James W Drary, -, Boston, With
rndse to order; vessel to Master.
Schr John Taylor. Hudson. Philadelphia,
days, with mdse to order; vessel to Master
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Ship Germanic CBr), shimmin. Liverpool via
Port Royal. in ballast-Master
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE SATURDAY.
schr Levi Hart, Giles, Orchilla. with guano
to wilcox, Gibbs s. Co; vessel to Jos A Roberts
ARRIVED AT VENUS POINT SATURDAY.
Steamship Troubadour CBrl, Box, after put
ting back. tSee local)
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Juniata. CathaFine, Philadelphia
Vim Hunter & Son.
DEPARTED SATURDAY
Steamer Florida. Whitesides, Jacksonville
ami Way landings j n Hartman. Manager.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer st Johns. vogel Charleston
JnO + Robertson
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Juniata, Philadelphia
SAILED YESTERDAY
Steamship City of Macon. New York.
Steamship VIM awrence. Baltimore.
Bark Lady Dufferin tBrl, Bremen.
Bark Landseer (Br), Charleston.
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ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE SATURDAY.
scbr Levi Hart, Giles, OrchiIla. with guano
to wilcox, Gibbs s. Co; vessel to Jos A Roberts
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Railroads,
Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway.

GKszRAL MAxAexR's OFFICE,
SAvAsz1zAE. May sd, 1880.
and after SUNDAY, May sd, 1850, Pas
genger trains on this Road win run a.
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ARRIVED TYBEE SATURDAY.

Steamer Centennial, Ulmo. Satilla River and
way landings Chase
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York-d II SOrrel.
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Ship Germanic (Br), Shimmin. Liverpool via
Port Royal, in ballast-Master.
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Schr James W Drary, -, Boston, With
mdse to order; vessel to Master.
Schr John J Taylor, Hudson. Philadelphia,
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DEPARTEp sATURpAY.

CLEARED cAIUhDA1.
Steamship Juniata CathaKine. Philadelphia
Vim Hunter & Son.
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and way landings j y Hartman, Manager.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer st Johns. Vogel. Charleston
JnO Robertson
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PARIS, July IS, 1873 10 Rue de la Paix.-Out
of 349 patients treated. 65 were cured within 30
days, lis in six weeks $50 between two and
three months, between five and six months, 1
in nine months DIR. NJ. PERIGOPD,
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1rr Of columbus. Fisher. New
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RAILROADS.
PLANS AND PROSPECTS POR NEW
ROADS AND CONNECTIONS.
A Desirable AcquiAitIOn by the u. 4 o
Road-OpeFatiOns ON the wheeling
4 Lake Erie Line-HuntIngtOn
RiyAIInE Jay GOuld-OtheF
Timely Track Talk.
PRECEDENT HUNTINGTON's OPERA
TIONH.

He Secures Control Of:SOmO 7Imp0FIRn
Connections In Kentneky-A scheme
which Embraces Connection with thu
Southern System,
LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-Lsst week Mr.
Huntington came West and gave speCiA
attention to his connections to and from
Louisville. Some one had offered him the
short line at price that he considered
high, and he came to look over The
ground. For sometime, too, he has beer
negotiating for the control Of the Eliza
bethtown, Padlcah & Memphis road In
order to reach Memphis Saturday he
spent In Memphis, Sunday he was In con.
sultation In Loulsyille, and no went east
on the $3.50 train Sunday afternoon. The
results Of his visit are most important, and
can be stated as follows:
The Chesapeake & Ohio will build to
Louisville from Lexington, coming
through Versailles the charter for which
was procured from the last Legislature.
II will not be extended to Elizabethtown,
Work will begin at once, and 1t will be
finished In two years, and possibly in
eighteen months. Mr., Huntington states
that he can build the road for $685. 900 q
mile, while short line would have cost
him $4,000. More than this, Mr.. Hun.
tington has secured the control OF the
Elizabethtown & Paducah road, and will
at once go to work to build the gap which
exists between PaduCah and Memphis.
II 10 said, on excellent authority, that
Huntington has perfect understanding
with the managers Of the L. 4 N. 90. The
managers Of that company see that anoth.
or line to Memphis Is one OF the certain.
ties Of the future, and they prefer to have
1t under the control Of men friendly to II
rather than In the possession Of more
direct rivals, 80 the o. & O. men will be
allowed to use the Cecilia branch. They
will carry their freight 10 st. Louis over
the Z, 4 p, 10 Nortonville, and there de.
liver II to the L. & N. This will be the
compensation received for the unreatrict.
ed use Of the Cecilia branch. BY this ar.
rangement the O. 4 0. gets into Memphis,
and will have just as favorable arrange.
mentG with the Arkansas and Texas roads
as has any other COMPANY,
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks last evening indicated feel
and falling.
The Andes arrived yesterday, and will
take her departure for Cincinnati at the
usual hour this evening.
The DiurnAl and Welcome departed yes.
terdsy for Parkersburg and Matamoras re.
spectively. w..
The Courier will be to.day's packet fol
Parkersburg, leaving at 1880 A. ".
The Bachelor will leave for Pittsburgh
al o'clock this morning.
The Telegram, Ellison and 0'Neal are
making their usual daily trips.
The La Belle Is the lively Bellaire
packet.
The Emma Graham is due up to-day
from Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh.
We were sorry 10 learn to-day that our
friend Mack Gamble, first clerk on the
steamer Andes, had 10 be carried of the
boat 10 hia home on the trip up. Mack
has been Bick for some time past, but moth.
ing serious was thought Of II I'LL he was
taken down with int1amnatory rheuma.
tism, from which he is suffering greatly,
His place is being filled on the boat BY
Mr.. Charles Knox, q very excellent gen.
tleman, who is well known along the
river, having been second clerk on the
Andes for two years. ..t.
PITTSBURGH, March 28-River Q feet |
inch and falling. Weather clear ana
pleasant. ...
OiNCiNSArt, March 2s.-River 20 feet
and falling. Weather rainy. Arrived
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BELLAIRE.
Death Of an OctOEenRrIRn-FalI In Wall
PapeF-POIIIIcs,

Death Of an OctOEenRFlRn-FalI In Wall
Paper-POIlIics,
David Workman, living southwest OIL
town, died Sunday evening, He was nearly
ninety.two years old.
William Reed Is putting an addition to
his dwelling on Gravel Hill.
Mark Lester 10 able 10 be about again
otter tedious illness.
Gus Hardenstein smiles on the boys
now. He is the candidate OF the Fifth
ward Greenbackers for Councilman.
Two frame dwellings are being built on
the hill side, Gravel Hill, by the Misses
Cummins.
The candidates for Councilmen, (the
Republicans being placed hrst:) First
ward, L. r. lockwood, both parties; Sec
ond ward, VIM. Gallagher; Third ward,
Fred. Eberle, DR.. Smith; Fourth ward,
Z. L. shuttleworth, Albert Horn; Fifth
ward, s. 3. MCGowan, Gus. HaIdenstein,
Greenbacker. MCGOWAN, Eberle and
Lockwood are members OF the present
Council.
The programme for the next meeting oil
the Chatauqua Society 10 as follows: As
syrians, George ". Grodhaus; Etruscans,
Miss Julia Faupel; Homer and his Illiad,
Miss Alice Rankin; Recitation, Miss vii.
liams; Music, Miss Battelle; Talk on Ore
alton, Rev. Chapman.
A slight FIRE broke out In the roof OF A.
W. Shepherds residence, on Union street,
yesterday morning. The origin ID
unknown. Mr.. Shepherd has been pecui
liarly unfortunate In this respect.
There was quite . tumble at Jackson
Meyers shoe store Monday afternoon.
The whole rack Of wall paper along one
side Of the store fell into the middle ol
the room. No one was under and no
great harm was done except 10 the rack,
ROE.
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THE TURNER'S.
Preparations for the Great Meeting IL
Ut, Louis.

PREPARATIONS Ior tue NfeAt meeuuE ~
1t. Louis,
ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-The local com.
mlttees Ia charge OF the great National
Turnverein, which takes place in St, Louis,
June 4th to 7th, inclusive, are doing their
work steadily, and 1t will be one Of the
great events in the more recent history oi
the city. All the gymnastic societies In
the United States are invited to partlcl.
pate, and It 10 certain that delegations will
be present from every State and Territory
In the Union.
The meetings are held every two years,
that Of 1879 being at Philadelphia. The
meeting for this year was decided In favor
Of St. Louis, although Cincinnati and
Chicago were warm competitors for the
distinction, and satisfactory arrangements
were entered into with the main associa.
tion, OF whose grounds the gymnastic and
athletic tournaments will take place, the
local societies playing the part OF hosts,
and not entering into the competitions.
The period Of the meeting win be the
PAngstein or Whihuntide, which has al.
ways been observed as the peculiar festi.
val time oil the German Turner's. An In.
teresting circumstance In connection with
the meeting will be the presence Of the
great Milwaukee team, which went to
Germany last year, carried eleven prizes
out Of the twenty.four from competing
teams from all parts OF Prussia and Aus.
tria, and set the gymnastic fraternity
across the water In deep study.
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RICaNoND, VAy March 2s.-John E.
Wise, in agreeing to be candidate for the
Governorship OF Virginia on the Read
juster ticket, says: ~ believe we will
surely win in the next campaign. Our
people already begin to see the wisdom ol
Mr.. Mahone's course in the Senate, and
the folly OF tying themselves blindly To
the other party in National affairs. This
l know, that Government appropriations
to rivers and harbors, and aid otherwise
to public improvements, as now extended
by the Republican Administration, Is q
great need OF the South, and that II they
were checked and abandoned the South
would be the first to cry out against the
return to the old Democratic policy, for
she has now had a taste Of those blessings,
and the appropriations are infinitely
dearer to the masses than any abstract op.
position to their ConatitutionAlity,"
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shocking Fate or a Lille Child.

sT. LOUIS, March 2s.-saturday fore
noon Lulu Rodther, aged five years, was
missed. Upon the premises is an old els.
tern, which was being filled up by the
child's grandfather, with earth and ashes,
He was absent awhile from his task, but
soon returned and began throwing In the
ashes as before. The family becoming
thoroughly al rmed, an extensive search
wss instituted for her, but without avail
until when her liieless body was found In
the cistern, thickly covered with ashes.
The parents were nearly distracted, as she
was the idol Of the household. There
were no marks upon the body, and the
supposition was that she fell into the
cistern during her. grandtather's absence,
and found instant death In the dark water,
while the old gentleman, resuming hii
task, threw in the ashes, so that she be-
came covered.
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Rival Railroad Projects.

PITTSBURGH, March 2S.-The Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company are after the
Evergreen Hamlet narrow guage railroad,
which extends from Bennett Station, on
the West Penn, to Evergreen. The most
valuable property OF the Evergreen road
is the clause In their charter giving them
the right TO extend their line into tie city,
crossing any other railroad, and over any
street or streets hereafter created In The
upper portion Of the city. It is said that
II the Baltimore & Ohio managers secure
the road they will construct a line from
this city to Chicago Junction. The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company has secured
q charter for the New Castle & New
Brighton Railroad, crossing and covering
part Of the line Of the proposed Baltimore
& Ohio extension,
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Gossip Cleaned from Lengthy Tele.
grams.
Akron, o., has the electric light.
No more nickels are 10 be coined.
Vaccination is epidemic everywhere.
The Rome, Ga, bank has suspended.
Base ball has broken out ID California
The New York Cremating Society has
fifty members.
The New Jersey Legislature has ad.
journed sine die.
Vanderbilt has resigned from the West.
ern Union Directory.
Jack ROBBERS, Tom Greatorex'S murderer,
was lynChed at Durango, COL, Sunday.
The Chinese ol Denver have q large
school 10 which the English branches are
taught.
A company 10 manufacture gas from
petroleum has been organized ID 1thiCa,
New York.
Damage 10 the extent OF 100000 was
done 10 Norfolk, Va, by FIRE, which started
in cotton compress.
Five Thousand dollars has been appro.
priated by the Illinois Legislature for a
monument to Abraham Lincoln.
Gen. Wood has been appointed High
Commissioner OIL South Africa and Gov
ernot Of the British possessions.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, who was
taken suddenly III In Plymouth Church
Sunday night, was better last night.
A furious Bnow.storm was reported lasl
night al Lafayette and Fort Wayne, Ind.
The tnow was six inches deep at Lsiay.
elite and four inches at Fort Wayne at one
O'Clock, and still showing.
"Old Abe" the Wisconsin war eagle,
died at the Capitol, In Madison, Saturday
night. All the State ofIiCials, headed By
The Governor, visited and viewed the re-.
mains ol this historical bird.
Mr. GlAdsLone's strength is rspidly
breaking tip under the mefCiless pressure
which he has been applying 10 himself
He looks weary and III, and complaint
himself that he feels "very old"
A dispatch from Fetndals, Cal, sayl
that The Lighthouse Inspector, Capt
MacDongall, and two others were
drowned of Mendocine light, while
attempting 10 20 ashore from The steamei
Manzlnita, yesterday.
United States Senator Davis, Of Yves
Virginia, has lately purchased largely o
coSl lands along The line Of the 'llnk'
which the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad is Il
build between Wheeling and Belle Yer
non, Among other purchases 10 that Of thI
coal under the Eyefs and McMullet
iafms, aud under The farm Of the heirs o
John Arnold, In franklin township
Washington county, four hundred acre
In all, al $3.50 an acfe-$a0,0 900. II is alst
said that he has purchased 1000 acres o
coal on Pike Run, Warrington county.
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How Hogs May Become Injected, and thG
Remedies 10 be Applied.

eAFkAANAs
WASHINGTON, March 2S,-The report on
trichinas compiled by the late Passed
Assistant Surgeon Glazisr, Of the Marine
Hospital Service, forwarded to the Senate
by ex'secretary Sherman in answer to q
Senate resolution OF December 18th, 1850,
is now passing through the press at the
Government Printing Office, and will
soon be ready for distribution,
The work was commenced in July, 1879,
and nearly year was consumed in the
collection OF materials, The report deals
with everp aspect OF the subject, states
that nearly oil animals my be infected BY
the disease, and denies that hogs are in.
iected through eating kitchen slops. It is
further shown that hogs kept in stalls in
which trichinosed hogs have been kept
will become infected, and that the only
means oil prevention OF this disease among
swine are, first, that the stalls or pens in
which the animals are kept be kept sCru.
pulously clean; second, the swine must
have good, clean food, and not allowed
access to diseased meat OF any kind. The
not uncommon practice OF throwing dead
poultry, rats or cats to swine Is shown to
be source Of danger, and should be pro.
hibited by statute ;and third, assoon as any
animal Is suspected Of disease 1t should be
separated from the herd. Correspond
ence Is given with Professors in nearly ev-
cry medical college in the United States
where disseCting 10 done, and by these
cases Of trichinosis are shown to be very
rare in this country. The folly Of any ma
ton prohibiting the entry Of pork from
abroad, when, In point Of fact, no coun.
try Is without trichinae Of its own, is shown,
and 1t Is held to be ridiculous to as.
sumo that foreign variety Is more harm.
lul than those Of native production, At.
tention Is called to the importance Of this
subject by ex,Secretary Sherman, who, in
bis letter Transmitting the report TO the
Of pork and its producta during the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1880, were valued at
$S4 ,s3S,502.
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A FATAL RLIRTATION.

A Girl Engaged to Two Lovers suddeEIy
Loses BOIh-HeF Marks OF Favor 10 ORo
Provoke the Other 70 MuFleF-A By
sIAndeF Wounded.
CuARLEsToNIW. Va, March %.
Special Dispatch to the InlSIlIEsnesE,
Last Saturday night Clay Workman at
tended q dance at James Holstern's, on
ORmpbelPs Greek, Workman's girl was
there, too, and showed greater preference
for Ike Hancock than for him. Workman
saw through crack in the side Of the house
what he supposed to be too much affeC.
ton on the part Of the girl, and in order
to Avengs himself he drew a revolver and
began shooting at Hancock. One ball
took effect in HanCock'a body just below
the nipple, Another ball struck in. the
left arm, The victim died to-day. James
HolStsrn was shot in the left side, but will
probably recover The girl, Sarah Wilson,
q country belle, who was the cause Of the
trouble, was engaged to both Hancock and
Workman. The murderer Ia still atlarge,
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Boating, Personal, Religious and VaFi
OnA Matters over There.


Boating, Personal, Religious and Vari
ouS Matters over There.
Rev. A. B. Wilson, Of the Washington
Conference, preached an excellent sermon
In the NJ. E. Church last Sunday, from the
10th verse OF the Sd chapter Of ST. John.
Capt. VIM. Wolf recovered one Of hil
borges that WAS carried away by the ice al
Point Pleasant. After placing It on the
dry docks, and ordering the necessary re.
pairs, he returned TO bis home.
Early last week Mr.. Benjamin McCor.
mic and family left for Iowa, where they
expect TO make their future home.
In the absence Of Capt. WIN. Wolf, pi.
lot Benjamin Long Is steering the O., T.
Y. & W. transfer boat, R. ]. Grace.
Mr.. John Tuttle estimates bis loss by
Saturday nights FIRE In your city at about
81, 200.
Mrs. Mary Moore Is yet quite III at her
residence.
Mrs. VIM. Davis is Just recovering from
a severe spell Of sickness.
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7ST4 BLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

II Riddleberger should be Withdrawn, It
is doubtful II the Democrats would cease
flibustering. Brown, Voorhees, and 9th.
ers who were attacked by Malone will re-
ply. Voorhees, has been collecting Ma
homes history, and will make, 1t Ia said, q
severe speech. The Republicans still de-
clare their determination TO fight the
thing out II 1t takes all summer,
MRS. KATE cHAsR sPRAduR
occupied seat in the Senate gallery to.
day, and was an interested spectator Of the
scenes incident to MRhone's address,
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Germany and the Czar.

CoLodSE, March 2S.--A dispatch from
ST. Petersburg reports that the German
Prince Imperial, upon receiving a dept
tation from the German inhabitants OIL
Moscow, saidi II have always maintained
the closest intercourse With the present
Gear and YOU can assure your countrymer
In Moscow that the old friendly relations
which have passed into tradition between
the two countries will continue, and The
present friendship will be as lasting al
that Of the former generations. Thil
friendship is not only Important for Rus
ela and Germany but for the whole o.