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and S.pt. cap. of French Guiana, S.A.; swampy and unhealthy species of capsicum named cayenne pepper from this; isl.; 10,600. Sea, attached to Jamaica good pasturage, timber, dyewood; 4000. [N.Y.;38 m.long,; drains to R. Seneca. visited by Livings ton in 1868. medicinal plants; cap. Fortaleza; 952,625. Confederate vict. of Jackson over Banks here in 1862. 18,020. [Iowa to Iowa R. author of famous hymn, Dies Irae, dies ilia 8600. E. of Borneo, separated from B. by Str. of Maca ar; It consists of 4 large arms or peninsulas with active volcanoes; fertile in rice, sugar-cane, cotton, sago; natives Mohammedan 750,000. Scotl.; 2610. [R. Aller 19,000. (Savoy) and Italy; alt., 11.457 ft*» cro ed by a road and railway tunnel, opened on 17th Sept., 1871, after 13 years' work at construction elevation, 6775 ft* 2480 also t. (smaller) in Ky. and Neb. Louis, 4763; Pa., 2761; Wash., 2026; and smaller in Wis. and Mo. includes provs. of Nagpur,‘Jabalpur, Narbada, Chhatisgarh, ini8divs.; 86,501sq.m.; 10,774,890. Greece with Ithaca, one of the monarchies of G., 315 sq. in.;; ch. tns. Argostoli, Lixuri 80,178. Moluccas, in Malay Archip.; 3 0 S., 129^ E.; 300,000. Laconia; 14,000. [18,320 ft. 5 m. MONT (or [40 Matter horn), m. E.N.E. pea* Mt. Blanc of Pennine; 14,771 Alps, ft. birthplace of Popes Pius VI. and VII.; 8000. Montpellier; first-cla fortre 36,541. [slope; 1500. raltar Spanish since 1640 9000. Loire, and Tarn rich in minerals retreat of persecuted Protestants; in 17th cent. Mezia,S7^<\; ft.;Loz6re, 4884 ft.; India; separated from I. by Gulf of Man a a rand Palk Str.,( Brit. Crown colony), 270 in. long; av. breadth 100 m., 25,634 sq. m.; interior mountainous (PcdrotaU lagalla, 8280 ft., and Adam’s Peak, 7420 ft.) rich in all tropical produce, gems, pearl fishery elephants; climate healthy cap. Colombo 3,008,239.; [2200.