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(mining), Saxony,; on Erzgebirge; alt., 1179 ft. celebrated centre of mining education 28,954. Germany; cathedral (Ro. Catholic), university; 48,788: also t. Pru ian Silesia, 36 in. W. Breslau; linen and tobacco manufs.; 9500. of Swan R.; 5607. also c. Ohio, on Sandusky R., 71.tr; also F. Peak, men and women sit t. apart so as to be invisible to each other during service 6500. touching Bern on N. and E.; 644 sq. in. xi9»*55; also t. cap. of cant, on R. Saane, 17 m. S.W.; Bern; cathedral, with remarkably fine organ 12,000. Hapai, and Tonga—in Pacific Ocean 15° to 23q 30' S., 173° to 1770 W.; 1120 m. N.W. Auckland; 374 sq. m.; named F. by Capt. Coolc on account of; hospitality of natives, who afterwards proved unworthy of the name cap. Nukualopa 20,000, warden; 335,824. [nccted with G. ofDantzic. berland Bay and Hudson Str., Canada; discovered by Sir Martin F. in 1576. [cotton, salt-works 2500. manufs.; 9613. [Fucnte means fountain, and forms part of the name of several tns. in Spain.) fm.; 11,000. cathedral; various manufs.; 12.300; on R. Fulda, which flows 90 ni. through He en-Na au to R. Werra at Manden to form Weser. dence of Bp. of London 91,640. 4314 vil. N. York, 4214 c. Illinois, 2055. and N. Brunswick at one side tide rises sometimes over 60 ft., on the other; side never over 10 ft. mainland,49m.by33m. 1246,454. [wool, manufs. 33,780. Tasmania; largest 35 m. by 10 m. ABBEY, 72 m. S.W. Ulverstone.; Spree, 21 m. W. Frankfort -a/0. 11,000 remberg; varied trade; 42,659; also frontier t. Bavaria, on R. Cham, 40 m. N.E. Ratisbon 5000. N. leads W. into G. of Boothia. the Equator also G. with Congo forms continuous French territory; to 4 0 N. 250,000 sq. m. usual African equatorial products,; ivory, ebony, palm-oil,; etc.; native pop. estimated at 7 millions; 300 Europe ans, besides French soldiers.