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NJ OElCL.- Persons VINO. were dfaIs n
IN the state OF Delaware TOR Tue Ubla
SlatesmiliLaryserv In May Jul, a
July, 1854, and paid communication a
were afterwards again drafted 10 lSj 81
We're required TO procure substitute n
enter the military service under the az
draft VIII tind IL To their al vantage tooal
IN unlcate, either personally or By sR
with The undersigned, VINO has been n
thoriZed by the state Legislature to o0ld
from The Secretary OF War, The cOmmuI,
ton money paid by such persons To
Secretary OF War having been dlredd ayI
CT OF Congress 10 refund the cOnzEg.I
on ps I'd ON such cases. CA, y M, L
Dover Lei Iuly 10. fS,N
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NOTIUE-ESTATE OF HESTER VA
~ LIAMS, Dissatisfaction ofA
minlsiration ON the above estate hNI
been granted 10 the undersigned, all "A
sons indebted to said estate ale request
10 make pa ment, and those Lawn
claims TO present the same without dtEI
o HENRY V. LESLEY,
cebi4-3tw. 52s Walnut st, PhlA /
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIc SALE.

The subscriber, having rented his fArm,
situated In Mil Creek HID, near Rose
vile, will sell, ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ., 1851.
at Ii O'Clock Q. M.
The following described Personal Pro.
perry. via "a horseshoe. ],
brown mare Kate, 9 years ~AA
kind and gentle. No. 2, sor. S1M
rel Lorse II years old. sound, e118
kind and gentle; q good work horse,
x>s----> head of superior dairy cows,
~ ~ V So ected with great care and
NSLjudement for dairy purposes /,
IN UthTee shoats, Chester county
WHITES; = lot Of poultry, twenty six ewes.
some have lambs by their side, others
Will nave by DAY OF sale; also fat sheep.
GRAIN fan, Telegraph feed cutter, new
corn shelter, cuitivators. ho'se cart and
harness, twin harrow, syracuse pillow, l
new Peacock d., email W hey. iron aAle
wagon. market wagon, suitable for
trucker, made to order, cost el75. nearly
new; York wagon, the above wagons
and farming utensils are nearly new,
been In use short time, 1 set double
harness. 2 set light carriage harness,
nearly new; set wagon harness, carriage
pole cradles, scythes, tools, hoes, grind
stone, wheelbarTow, spades. extra brldlcs
and halters. Dairy fixtures. new cnurn,
new baskets, Household and Kitchen
furniture. ~ yards of new ingram carpet,
d yards second hand carpet, bedsteaUs,
2 tables, | dozen chairs a. d many otter
articles not here enumerated. Lot Of
garden seed, peas, &C
TERMs,-All sums OF $50 and under
ca h: all sums over that amount, q credit
Of four mo. tins will be given by the pur-
chaser giving bankable note with an APP
proved endorser, Interest added or per
cent OF for cash.
JAMES LYLE.
l.. w. Stidham q Son, Aucttoneers.
feb2i-w2t.
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IN CHANCERY
In re Eaw SnT : I H S1 Co, Feb. +, nj

NoTiCE-ANNUAL MEtTfv
~ The third annual meeiinet
ckholders OF the EquiIabIs Nv
ISOLATION VIII be held On Thurst,se
ing March 8, AZ their office No X. y
KeL street al q 80 O'Clock. ''N ID
Inc auditors Will submit tbsl,
report and an election for oflies,. s sei
rectors Will be held. '''e' al
Attest: ID. r uaw,,,
feb28. 81. q AIN
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DUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public sale On the Hol.
llngsworth Farm, New castle HID, on
the road from Wilmington 70 New Castle
on
THURSDAY, March IL. 1881,
Ate O'Clock A. M.
As follows:
EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES.
No. l. Bay horse Sam; can
pace S. z ' soFrs %'n %.fs Kate, 40
years old; can trot In 81 min -AG0
ut s.
NOS. Bay mare Mag. years old; nrs.
class driver.
No. 4 BAY mare May. . years old, nrDt
class driver.
No. 5. Bay mare Mary, 4 years old, with
fold. by Elwood McKseyG horsej good
driver and worker.
worker.
NOT. Brown mare Jennie; good work
mare.
No. 8. sorrsl colt, sired BY Star. . years
sa~ Good home raised Mich
NANCows, springing; / yoke OF
YVgood work oxen, good size and
~A0AAquick walkers; IS sheep, with
lambs Dy their side; 6shoAts.
Farming Utenslls.-Two farm wagons
Ebay riRgings, l roller, / Moving ma
chine, mower and reaper combined 4
corn InaTAer, / drill, 2 market oearborns
In good order, l no-top buggy, l horse
cart. OK carts and riggings, grain fan, /
pair platform scales, corn shelter, TOle-
graph nay cutter, horse sweep machiae
horse rake ! set OF running Ecars. [
wheel eultivator, plows, hArrows cultiya-
tors, spades, bhovels, forks, rake SIM gle
ana double tres, harrows, OF and cow
chains double corn plows, sleigh and
bells, names, sets Of single carriage hAr.
ness, set OF double hal esn (nearly newt
saddles and brides, &c.; 1 set OF carl
Gears, wagon, pillow and other harness, 2
grind stones. grain bags, / haIpoon hay
FORK, with rope and fails complete, far
mers boiler
Dairy Fi1tures.- Churna, pans, buckets
and vinegar by the barrel. = sets OF butter
scales, cream cans, wash tubs and
benches, lard press.
Household goods, such - bedsteAds
beds and bedding, chairs, bureaus, InRrAln
and rag carpets, farmers cock stove No
10, with All the fixtures, . pArleF st0ves Il
heats two storles), and ali the household
goods; 300 bushels of corL, about aOO
bushels Of oats, hay by the ton, l u. M.
Osborn binding machine, one-half inter
est In 10 acres of whs ~ In the ground, and
many other things too tedious 10 men.
ton.
TERhs.-All sums OF s2S cash. Ca ali
sums over that AmounI Q credit of six
months VIII be given by the pureh assr
giving bankAble note with approved
InuOrser.
MRS. WIN. SMITH,
MRS, ANN Il. HOLLIKGHWORTH,
L. W srIDHAk &AsOM. AustionsSrs.
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NOTICE-Ihe Hope Building and La
IN Association is now issuing hnda
a new series. beginning March ID. ~
Apply to i. Plunkett, Treas, Third ~
Market streets, or to
JNO. +. MILLER Sec
feb25-weddsatlm. S{3 Markets.
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DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
CITY WHARvES.
The following city wharves Will be ssld
at Public Sale, at the City Hall, on
MONDAY, MARCH 7th, lsbl,
at Ii O'Clock o. M:
Tatnall street wharf, French street wharf
and King street wharf.
ROBERT Fl. TAII OR,
Chairman Public Building Con mittee.
feb26-ts
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NJ Office.
IN OFFICE OF THE FAIRNESS
MUTUAL FIRE lSs Co..
or THE STATE Of DELl
JANUARY 2fd, lSl
The Treasurer OF the Company hsFSd
gives notice Lnat on and after Rebfaa4
1, 1881, he will pay In cast, 10 part'esAi
Titled receive IL, all balances sianll
10 tht credit Of members on The boon \
the company, on policies nat hlVI
lapsed. he Will also pay al amo1hhh,
on scrip certificates, issued In lse Ehid
have not been collected.
W. A. LAM0HE
lan24-eod4wdwit. 1Ieasus
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n Office TO WATER RENIERs
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
AEAu VII MrAEI-.N npL

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
hENT, WILMINGT y, Dell
December !, l,s,J
The Hills for 1851 are now ready aai
payable at the Registrars office al ne !.
w, corner OF sixth and King streets. Ia'
law requires that all bills paid on OF NJ
fore January 3lst, 1881, the face % the bl-
those paid during the month Of tebIuhlt
5.per cent. additional. Those paid dlat
the mouth OF March 10 p.r cent, aaa1
tlo.al, and any amount remdlulng u1
Ia'd after April lat, 1881, the Registrar u. - |,
required TO have the ferrule' Wthuiass
and suit Instituted for the recovery o. ~.
amount due; and the water VIII no
let INTO such premises untii such aHsAA
with assessments and 81 for drawing ID
rules, are paid.
ONCE houIs from 8 u. m. TO p n.
WILLIAM j. MORROW, Keg,HA'
decl cod Jan ed feb cod.
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OIICE.-No persons are aunmI|
~ 10 make collections Tor tbs III
mington Branch OF the Iri,h M
League unless they show The Vnfy|
hulho. Ivy 10 make such collect mi
signed by The President and SecrsIrl
by order Of the Branch.
II. G. TURNER, PfesldsuL
THos. MCFvIALI.Y, Secretary
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N orICE.-Notice Is hereby gly,, n
~ the annual meeting of the Rs'a.|
wine Hundred Assoc alton t1r II.
covery OF stolen Horses and D44S,,'
Thieves VIII be held at The ho,el ny
yer ii. Parry, on Saturday. Mars N
1881, At O'Clock p. m. The membs,s
earnestly requested to be present \"
ness relating TO the United Command
be brought up for consideration,
feb7-tmw, Ssc.s,,
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RlVERVIEW CEMETERy ~
~ FANf.-N0TICE.-At he ~ W
meeting OF the Board OF Tru.t1es NV
their nffice, February I, ISL # 20, @a
Resolved. To advance me prca
~ Ihe cemetery, between the lroS,
Ihlru cross avenues, o cent, No, wv
foot, and between the third ant wv
cross avenues, 10 censt per s1ps,s w
III e chahRe To take effect AprlI'I ~,
Attest, ID. I. wilkins, Secrets.
feb9- WdS;apl. once joi Wa,sa
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
| The undersigned intending 10 give his
business his entire attention, Will sell al
Public Sale al his residence in st
Georges, New Castle Co., Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF March. 1881
at IL O'Clock, M,
The following Personal Property:
Three Head OF Horses No. |.
Chestnut sorrel mare. Mollie
Goldust. kind In all har- IN
ness, an excellent work or kWJfLF A
driving mare, suitable for Ht4
FAMILY use'oelieved to be In ~kAmmkk
No. 2. Bay horse. George, years OH,
an excellent work horse. BashaW stock.
NOS. Bay horse, Tom; a good WORK
horse.
Eleven head OF cattle. l fresh
&a&i COW, Others milking and TO be
wv In pront In April and May
mm&AzE4&two year old and three year
ling letters.
One light no-top buggy, s. C. Rogers,
maker, IN compete order l light dugout
wagon, l Young America corn and cob
mill, new last ta.l; panel sleigh body,
new, painted and striped hog crib, |
Is Feet cedar ladder. grain fan, 3 sets o (
lhgle carriage harness. set OF ligh; rub
ber-mounted and nearly new hAlters,
blankets, &C.
TERMs.-AlI sums OF 90 and under
cash, on all sums over that amount a
credit OF six months Will be given by the
! urehaser giving a ban kAbie note with
an approved eudorser. Interest added,
per cent or Of credit sums for cash.
K. w. JESTER,
W. j. Lank, Auo. mh36l0w
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- = -
Go;,PARrNFRsHjp M
~ have this day inr, The unden,
snip unuer The ,,n,s ,",I ed a co.Sa
~ canning, for the pnpn na 'yeofI.s
capr usne an Insurance bus Va.cso ntI1S'
NJ ~ on ny Thomss pa'Iee ,S trSsI
No' OOS Market street. v rlItan,,
JOS. ". NJ A1IIiilHkstOn,
wu.,, JAMES b rtanER.
winning on, bel, FL IiHNSISQ
IeoI5-tbudsai. ~ ISL,
IN Oh ANCERY.
= NEW ,AsrLE Co., Fsh
In re Edward ] McAlapnY 'a0' ,lS
AnIrew CrumliRh, ,o' I,, Asslgas
ment for benefit OF credl tuts'y ~
And now to wit tbi. ss,, '
.hy a. u" 1881 the acoo asy ON
aDoVe named Assignee, hs svgSoaat d
the 18th DAY OF Decer1 , "a'i lug been n
proved by the Chancs,,nr ~ aud
ordered by the Chance,in, IiA DAY NJ
sons excepting to said acc 0' ,ha ali
tnelr exceptions on or 6nstr shall
day OF April ne1t, ana ' ,,o,e TIE
TINS order shall be given NV ny dhollc,
ment Ia The DAILY GAztrrSs @v'hl
per published Ia the civ ~ q a heEg]
Within ten days from tbts umlla|
continued therein for ths na 9fdei, n
weeks thereafter. '"' period d
Attest: M u,,,.
mh2-2w. A'uSAAg
ksv Il.
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DUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th. 1881.

on the property. late OF John Woodward
deceased, in Thornbury TOWNSHIP, near
Dllworthtown, Chester County. Pa, the
following Personal Property, to wit:
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lulIty SIX mead OF good
dairy cows, most OF which
Will be In profit by day oil
sale; also 2 head of heifers,
2 years old; one York state
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llngsworth Farm New castle HID, ON
the road from Wilmington 70 New Castle,
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TAINTED.

INFO RT T-w a MT E D. GOOD
Il MORTGAGES, FROM el,OOO UP 70
els GOV Al . PER CENT. CALI AT
ONCE. HEALD a co.
feb2o 81.
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Az ANTkD.-A purchaser for Two hnely
w located cottage lots at Rehoboth.
near the beach. or an exchange for city
property. Address, I'D " this office.
sepD-dAwu.
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At the conclusion Of the address,
which was frequently interrupted by
enthusiastic applause, Chief Justice
Waite administered the oath Of ONCE
to Gen. Garfield, who then aaiuted
his mother and wife with kiss and
received the congratulations of ex-
President Hayes and family, a host Of
other distinguished persons and hum
drefs Of the large assembly who
crowded upon ths platform to shake
the new President by the hand. At
night a grand
INAUGURATION BALL
vas given in the new building Of the
National Museum, which WAS attend
ed Ivy 1000 persons and was the most
brilliant affair Of the kind that has
ever taken place at the Capital.
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Said hoard shall have full power and an
thor.ty 70 appoint such officers, clerks OF
agents ~ they may deem necessary for tho
busineas Of ssid company, Il, make and es-
tahlish - well ~ alter and amend any and
all bylaws, rules and regulations a. they
'nsy deem necessary for the protection, sup.
port and management of the affairs, inter
ests and business Of said company. Five
0f said directOrs shall constitute q quorum
for the transaction Of all business and any
vacancy that may occur in said board from
death or resignation shall be filed by elec-
ton by the remaining members.
ARTICLE v.
Whenever this corporation 10 diaaolyed.
either by limitation or other cause. its affairs
shall be iiQnidated under the superintend-
enee Of two stockholders. appointed for tho
remain in Office until the affairs Of said
company shall have been fully settled and
liquidated.
ARTICLE VI.
No stakeholder shall ever be held liable
or responsible for the contracts or fanlts Of
said corporation in any further sum than
the unpaid balance due the company ON the
shares owned by him, nor shall any infor-
mality in organization have the effect Of
rendering the charter null or of exposing
any stockholder to any liability beyond the
| itAUuUk uu0 On Ul8 0LOCk.
ARTICLE VII.
This act of Incorporation may be changed.
modified or altered, or said company NAV
be dissolved with the assent of three-fourths
in amount Of the capital stock thereof ut
any general meeting convened for that pur-
pose, after fifteen days notice in = public
newspaper published in the parish Of Ascen-
sion.
Aprrrv p vrrr
John T. Nolan, Robert N. Sims. DR.. w. M.
McGallard, DR.. A. C. Love, Meyer Lemann.
Henry Droege, L. E. Bentley, Jos. J. Leche.
have, been chosen rs the first board of drec.
tors Of said company and shall serve a. such
until the first of March, Eighteen Hundred
and Eighty-two, or until their SUCCESSORS
shall have been elected
Thus done aud passed. ut my Office in the
parish of Ascension on the day. month and
Of Messrs. w. w. Buford and J. j. La
targue, good and competent witnesses,
who. with said appearers and me, Notary,
have signed these presents after due read
ing thereof.
LSigned,] w. NJ. McGALLIARD,
J. I. NOLAN, Jr.,
H. DROEGE,
A. C.. LOVE,
l.. E. BENTLEY,
MYER LEMANN,
B. LEMANN,
j. }. LECHE,
FREDERICK DUFFEL,
X. N. SIMS.
w. w. BUFORD,
j. j. LAFARGUE
EDWARD N. PUeH, Notary Public,
Parish Of Ascension.
Recorded in Book of Miscellaneous Acts,
No. 4. page 487, ct seq, this March 10, 1881.
lSigned,] w. w. BUFORD,
Dept. Clerk and Recorder
trne copy of the original on file and Of
record in my office.
Parish of Ascension, this March 10, 1881.
w. w. BUFORD,
Dept Clerk and Recorder.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Act Of Incorporation.

United States of Amerisa-state of Louisj
| ana-Parlsh Of Ascension.
| DE IT KNOWN. that on this ninth day
- Of the month of March, in the veal
eighteen hundred and eigbty-one. before
me, Edward n. Pugh, Notary Public, duly
commissioned and qualified and acting in
and for the parish Of Ascension, in this State
and in the presence of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned. personally
came and appeared the persons whose
| names are herenntO subscribed. who de.
clared that availin1 themselves of the pro-
visions of the laws of this State relative to
| the organization of corporations for works
Of public improvement and utility they have
covenanted and agreed and by these presents
! do covenant and agree and bind themselves,
| as well as such persons 40 may hereafter be-
come associated with them, to form and con-
| stitute corporation and body polite in
law for the purposes and objects and under
the stipulations and articles following, to-
wit:
The name and title of said corporation
shall he The Donaldsonville Bridge Com
paDy aud its domicile shall be in the par
ieh Of Ascension, State of Louisiana; said
corporation shall exist and have and enjoy
succession under its aforesaid corporate
."s'e W .,as .eIn anu pel'"u OF twenty nve
",e, o ,.fsen .h IN anu ~ W eonputea
.ha1i hau. "I Nv s .,a. ,ef." ana
s sn - n"v. puJ wv :, a =, "u"o - contract
said corporate name, 10 make and use a cor
=. ,.i.os..n ~ III s" s ~ DleaA VI "'lel
co.ve~ q. wa,I a. nort .,t p hs*I anu
un1er T.. cor,orota no ne ,.. ""a ,a.h "7
and ner.nnn, onJ :" na, W a on . 'ea.
.osrs anI .iroo.n.s aoJ 1"x SUI. -.
make and estahl;sh smch hv-laws rnl ..s. md
raan1ot;"ns f"r ,l.a r'ro,aa. LAVE aa.,s anu an,
at;"n - .he ee pt m MAJ anu
a. NAV hs n.cessarv and mr"n. .o pud .a,n
sar,a ~ chanaa .ltay on. "n. s, =. , e." .ne
'|'-'' W o"'''>o' ~''o' anu 'A'o"" d. p'e"'ofe
ARTICLE II.
III. moi, oh;ao+ of ~. o = =.
hn;I.i hr;doe .cross Tho E.r", ats,n Is !"
in the nar;sb Of Ascsns"n ai snc,, nn;n, as
NAV he selected he tha %;rea.ors Pm VI .,' 40
a4,,,,,a 70 e "t ~ ~ s4g n u1s.ols ~ sn.s
sa;i R.ayom the aid hid -, "a H. h,,;It "n
the Man AMI With snoh ,nst.r;s,s 20 Jul. IN
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Will leave Dnnallsan,il lille every day. cx-
,..ut Tuesday, at 1890. on ARRIVAL "t ears
from New Orleans t,,; Baton Rouge and all
Mail Landings. CARRYING Passengers ana
baggage only.
MIL leave Baton Rouge every morning
i, $50. >,ypt In Stays, fnr D"naids"nvillc.
with tie cars for New Orleans
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for he purpose OF facilitating the ship
nrnt of :, large quantity of cotton and
seed that is annually prevented from
going to market on account OF bnd roads.
Baton Rouge rapifOlin", March II: A
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Important Notice
To Creditors Of the Parish Of Ascensio,

DoNALDsoNvILLE, Feb. Is, 1881.
A Ill creditors Of the Parish Of Ascepaion.
"A holding claims against said parish
prior to the year 1879, are hereby requested
to meet Special Committee of the Police
Jury, in order to ascertain the debt of said
parish, and provide for the liquidation and
payment Of the same. Said meeting to be
held at the
Court-House in Donaldsonvflle. April q.
1881,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All creditors who can
not appear in person, will please forward
their claims by other persona or their
proxies. P. KLOPMAN, }
H. G. BRAUD, Com'tee
BEN GIBSON.
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for artisans and house keepers. This publ
cation will he found instructive and enter
tanning to all Glasses, but will be beat appre-
ciat..i hv the most intelligent. Published
bv Mum & Co.. q Park Row, New York
at 81 30 ii year, and sold by all news dealers.
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9I Nc 10 u IN

DHYslClANS say it is a PERFECT SUB
i STITUTE for the snlpbate qninine
Superior in tonic properties, and produces
no disagreeable effect.
Dose the Same as sulphate Quinine.
Sent by r. ). Hart d Co., New Orleans,
La, by mail for nj so per OF.
Billings, Olapp l. Co., Chemists, Boston.
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THE PROCESSION.

founded directly upon the will of the
people, endowed with full powers of
self preservation and with ample au-
thority for tho accomplishment Of its
great object. Under this constitution
the boundaries Of freedom have been
enlarged, the foundations Of order
and peace have been strengthened,
and the growth of our people in all
the better elements of national life
has indicated the wisdom Of ito found.
era and given new hope to their de-
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nerve ana yFtI C',nIc
More fortunes will be made here in the
next few years than in any other locality
IN America.
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ok, has clopc'l with Prin-
j nt Caralath I;enti.crs, wife
ries of l'rnthrrs.
NEE of the Russian minis
+ of Il Socialist new -pap"r
csted at Copenhagen, and
cutr.l for insulting Russia.
uatunr officers Of T.eith, Ire
i Il vessel loaded with oil
W Orleans, a box was dis
tanning srvcral thousand
e in Toxic, Japan. passed
.eets and consumed 1863
ucniy-twn Goslo"'1s. Tho
'tisIered homeless hy the Ca
,,5z2.
If Il recent Nihlliat conirs-
i've men were detailed to
IF til. second had missed,
would have been thrown
ar reached the palace.
Is Bibie.-Duick Work.
faipn Of the New Testament.
Il So many years iii course "i
nj which is unauestinnahly
'rtant literary enterprise this
.cn. is being waited for with
anxiety by hundreds of thou
not generally known that y
of 10000 copies has already
taired III England. and lN,tDn
/ to be already in New York
Of them permitted Ia /" sold.
itin. il Telegram from the Hi-
! olan,i au,linliZln@ their Issue
- can only be had at the *
&C of go per copy. i he Lii
ION orornacs fully TO meet the
Ii its army of irirn'i- are max
: doing probably thu quickest
s-n," kins which has ever yet
li-he.i Arrangements have
.!e.tn put the cnt,re book into
# "A hours from the tlln. :.
of the English edition can b"
Il within three DAYS ri least
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