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     THE BRITISH AMERICAN. 
     
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     thermometer avaraged thirty-two 
     
     grees below Zero. Yesterday (Monday 
     
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     mirhi Gleaner ot'lhe Q‘an ult., 35 degr 
     
     below Zero was the average there at th 
     
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