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STONE COAL

J. kINBRUUGH Dc co.
TNHE undersigned company engaged in mining
Il and raising Stone Coal, making coke, from the
mines lately leasedb KimbroughtoM Maj. Vaughn.)
They design keepinga quantity of coal and coke
the bank of the Tennessee river ten miles below
Kingston which will be for sae-all letters address,
ed to j. Kimbrough Co., at Belleyile Roane coun-
ty Tennessee will be promptly attended to
J. KIMBRoUGH. W. J. O~INGS.
W. KINBRoCGH. J. II. ACUFF.
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ffOPARTNrhsSSS,a The undersigned have asso-
- - aShlk 5ciated themselves together for
term of years, in the Mercantile, Produce, and
Commission business. They receiving and
opening a we'll selected stock of Spring and Sum-
mer goods at their Store-room, opposite the old
stand of W. C. McLin. Thankful for custom hereto
fore extended to the House We respectfully solicit
continuance W. C. McLIN,
Loudon, March, SO. 17tf S. H. HENRY.
P.S. Those indebted to the undersigned, by
note or account will please forward and Settle
as he wishes toclUse his concern.
w McIIN
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Attention Merchants and Farmersl

TTNHE steamer Hiwassee being now in complete
4 running order, will make regular trips from
Loudon to KnoroilIe, Strawberry Plains and Dan
dridye land as much farther up the Holston River
as the low stage of water will admit) during the
suing FaII and Winter. The Hiwassee is q very
light draught Boat with more power according to
tonnage than any boat the river; consequently can
when other bosts are compelled to lag up.
Merchants living in Upper East Tennessee now
avoid the tedious delays Of Goods this route
heretofore, by consigning their Goods to the Of
'hiwassee Boat Loudon, Tenn. All Produce Brought
out at the very lowest rates thatcan possibly be
afforded.
HIWASSEE STEAM BOAT co.
Nc Persons that may now have Goods on the
way can have them forwarded by this Boat by send
ing orders to that effect to the Hiwassee Boat.
Ii. S. B: co.
September I'd. 1853: G42-6m
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Dry Goods and Groceries.
- rRo

w. T. Tx III TIT, &c CO.,
III AS just opened in their new Brick Store, one
III door north of the Post Office, a good supply OF
FANCY, DRESS AND STAPLE GOODS;
to which invite the attention of the public call
and examine for yourselves, before purchasing else
where. Also on hand good supply of Groceries,
by wholesale and retail, consisting of Loaf. Crushed,
Powered and Brown Sugars, Coffee Brandies, Wines,
COrdials, Lemon Syrup, Whiskey, Rum, Gin, Sugar
House NOfasses, Rice, Candles and Soaps
Also Sugar, sada and Butter crackers, Rafsens,
candies, English Wanuts, Brazil nuts Almonds
cheese, and variety of other articles too tedious to
mention Loudon, April 90
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W. 4. READ G CO.,
FASHIONABLE
CABINET-MAKERS 4 UNDERTAKES

OABl y Z I'M 4 n EMS . NDEIt EIfs,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
YT1HE subscribers would respectfully call your at
4 tention to their stock of CABINET-W WARE now
on hand, and to which they are constantly making
additions at their Ware Rooms, Southwest corner
of Cumberland and Water Streets which embraces
nearly all the leading articles of modern styled Fur
niture in general use, such Sofas, Sideboards
Bureaus, Beadsteads of every description Pedestals
Wardrobes, Centre, Sofa, Card Ertension Dining and
Breakfast Tables, Rocking, Parlor and Beeded
Chairs Book Cases Pier Glasses Cradles, Cribs ETC.
Their Furniture is all made by good workmen, and
of the best material, and in style and quality will
compare Favorable with that manufactured in the
Northern cities, and elsewhere.
You respectfully invited to call and examine
their stock of Furniture feeling assured they
cOmmodate YOU with any article in their line of bu
sness, and on the most reasonable terms. Tja7-St
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Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial Cases.

TTNhese Cases are Air-tght and Indestructablt.
Il For protecting and preserving the Dead-for or
binary Interment, Vaults, Transportation, they
answer very desirable purpose
The undersigned has,and expects to keep on hand
assortment Of the above cases. which he offers to
the public reasonable terms. j. w. CLARK
Loudon, may 20, '53 20H
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HENRY
Fl l r S C H
l II
Il SOMETHING r
Il NEW. r
III r. & O. RI
HENRY

ASJust received and oilers for sale large and
IL fine assortment of Winter Dry Goods, consist
ing of choice assortment of
Woosted Goods, Mantillas, Shawls,
and all articles that ladies may require also have
and will receive a very fine stock of
READXNADE CLOTHING
No pains have been spared in selecting these
goods. Their superiority in style and finish gives
the assurance that every gentleman who may favor
me with call will be pleased with the selection.
also have large assortment of Boots and shoes of
every kind, which offer at the lowest prices The
attention of buyers is also called the great bar
gains in Calicos, Hats, Caps Trunks, Carpet Bags,
looking Glasses, and to my fine assortment of
u eW e1ry &c =" at In Q . :,
which L warrant in every respect. 1t is my inten-
ton to do business in LoudOn long as my patron
age will justify me, and assure the public that a
share of custom viii be thankfully received. se30tf
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ALEX. M'CALLIE. GEO. 6. JONES
McCALLIE & JONES,
General Commission Merchants for the
Sale of Produce,
MACON, GEORGIA.
REFEREScEs:-Johnson & Smith, Loudon; C. Wal
lace, President Of East Tennessee d; Georgia Rail
road; Hook French, Chattanooga. [dec2-3-1y%
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE
AMERICAN GARMENT CUTTER,

s<UOn OC y runs TIE
AMERICAN GARMENT CUTTER,
TFNHE most simple plan and correct system ever Of
l. fered to the Public, Young beginners have on
ly to buy this work, to make themselves master Of
the art of Cutting and Making. The plates and di-
rectosn are plain that they need no tutor.
GS~ To those persons wishing to travel, great in
ducements will be offered in the purchase of State
and County rights; books by the wholesale &C., &c.
AGENTS:
n. F, WHITE, of Knoxville, Tenn, will sell the
Rights of the counties of Knox, Sewer and Jefer-
son, and all above that.
J. W. S. B. OBRIEN, Proprietors the "Loudon
Free Press" will act as Agents in our absence.
James NJ. Lowery, of Cleveland, Tenn, will also
act as Agent for this Work.
TERMS:
The Book &C., will be furnished by the Publish
ers or Agents at SIS 90, or So 90 without verbal
Instructions by addressing post paid letter con-
tanning S. 90 to Z. H. MintOn & Co.. Loudon, Tenn.
Z. H. MINTON Il Co.,
feb12-tf-13 Pubtishers Dc Proprietors.
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u MON HOU 5 E:
First Class Hotel.

LOUDON, TENNESSEE.
TJNHE undersigned in taking charge of the -
above House, hereby informs the public a=a=l
that all possible exertion viii be used to please11
both resident and transient boarders in manner not
surpassed in this any other town in East Tennessee
They have sufficient to accommodate a large
number of persons; and will keep TABLE always
furnished with the best used in this country This
House is situated near the Steamboat Landing and
Railroad Depot.
Prices.-Single meals 80 cents, lodging 25 cents;
regular boarding SO per month. One trial will in
q second visit.
RICHARD HALEY.
April % 1S53-23-Iy
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DO0TS & understanding new. Just opening |
Da April 2, %. oHsF, Wusos, Co. I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-30
Whalers.

Arr At New Bedford 27ih bark Mlwooa Pease Indian Ocean
81 Helena rr 6 with SO bbls sp 80 do VIII OIL sent home
nc ills sr Hes fr,isht Is bbs p III do VII OIL sud ~ od
hone lows Fhrhsven spoke June TO- a 20 NJ long
cid A. DO 9Th hound (of Wesporj Wing. Pacific
Oo,,r Farhav,nD Nelson d. Sid bark Pioneer At
tr FRI C.pt Burditt Of bark sta'ira of New Bedford
m her Talcshuana April 49, ready for laf shipped @
tts So oil BIZ the Alfred Gibb Of and for New Bedford
Smith hip Warren OF Holiness Hole, re-
ro hr a. Lahaira April &C. wi 50 bbls sp 10 do VIII oil on
board, sal day for Ocho'sk Sea . . $1,000
Honoluu IS with p ibis 2i5o do VII oil sd 900 70
lore sent hone so bhs do VII oil and
$50 lose Rel spoks of Sunday Island Feb ships Can
ten I'd Folser 100 Awsshonk., Lawrence, Falmouth
Cole, nds reIty reported Heard from OF do
Jan g. Tlvbirfh. Paker do 100 sp
Sid 9S'h bark Bruce. for Pacific Ocean. . -
Ar at New Londn 6ih John Smith tender to ship Pc
with IS oil freight from ships Juius Julu Cesar and
S. Helena company with ship Peruvian MOI
neson islsTd OF and for New London with <O Dds
LEI. psoistion Island Julius Cess BsbcOck New London,
Colilb n Rogers. do. clean ~,
An Fo,,lMsy p barks Mary Ann, eomber New Bedford
lsdod bis oil BE- shipped bark To- and cd June on
cruie Orr., TAFT Htmbn Bedford oil since last report
San Thsch OF landed f bbs oil TO b. shipped per
The bark Osy TAFT in getting under weigh got foul with
tsrk sun. trd Ice; u Dom. The sun lost boat.
Cars Howlsnd If bark Nye Of Dirtnouh reports
her H,ers NAV q with 81 bbls OIL which he had shipped
for New London kerorts ST 81 Helena
Flower Cudworth, New Bedford, 40 bbs
ship by the Peruvian. Spoke April on River
Plate ,lp Emm. Jo Jenney New Bedford 200 sp 1893
wb l2ih Lark Atlantic Luce do $50 P 200 VIII bound St.
letter from Capt Of brig Leondss Of Wesport
ros her months olt 6o do oaekhsh OIL ell
sToIeJune 90 II S. bark Spartan of Province
fowr. tts oil
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NAkEfILL1 hkPORTED FOX lhE tribune
AsHEsThs market is :is,dy he demand fair sales of
COiION-Thte fair business doing to-day in this staple at
FLOUR AND MEAL-There doing and State
fouF aud the sIkt again ower the hppns dem.ud less
rsds are comparatively INNS the arrivals of these moderate
1900 brands Canadian Flour Guiet At N 81 ~ of ordinary
:. sSoS e,Snds The sales Of Wsssrn Canal are ~ se 81 -
~ ~ I'D ~ g go Is t common =, s 3' ob s h
Flour chuge good brands up standard
plenty and firm inferior brands selling irregular prices
~ ~ foI scod brands Baimore &c Rye Flour i arn
and ood demands sales OF 5 bb! al - ~ for Fine and SC 5G
GRAIN There little inquiry for Wheat, market
cood White Virginia - and 100 bush Red southern hea;
ed 20 Rye quiet 81 % bailey .,esdy good
arc better very tsa6 and
Wee. Corn rather lower AZ plenty the demand for
eATsr limited sales Of So hush 5c Tor unsound 7esc
fo mixed; Sc for Southern yellow aud &C Tor white
WHlski-The market Is easier the demand far laany OF Ne
sales above and below figures test OF the market Gales
$50 tb' 7la Ohio and CSC for Prison; Drudge quiet
PRoyIsIoNSThere les doing Pork market
and io Milling but this active the
be Slc $50 $40 "a. for Prime and $2 20 iO Mess small lots
the active es Of 30 at s2as5 for Country
plenty and AZ dull and iesyy sales Of 80 te AID ls at
4d5le Tor shoulders and for Hams Lard firm and
fan inquiry for prime; sales Ohio lie and STATE Ia
COFFEE continues heavy request
Governs en java lo and $50 DO Al fraction under Lei 40
Oiictn. mas Cuba MuscpYAdO
hsvsDE al &c, and some Texas private
MOLA>sEs-Ihe mskei quite du and heavy sales 65bbls
NewOfesns at y lc and ~ hhds Cuba Muscoyad0
ioF distling
HoPsThele but little doing and Western crop Of
1885 sales small al 15GStc
LlMECo Rokaad in demand s7 and Lump wanted
a - $500
RiSk without change sales $50 essks - 5ods42
"Ool-DoTtstc Is and the clip paring
~ beng held above buyer The interior Foreign quiet
snS tIiets are without change. We hear Of sales.
IObACCO Is dull; sales 10 hhds. KENNEDY case
bRCh-Ibe arrivals have been befsl market Is lower
VIII = good de nand - 50 for Hard North River.
hbkS-There increased hrasness market for inferior
knos bur io ihe better grades there sissdness but the
tretsa lens continue moderate. The supply is ample
LEATHER-Oak Sole firm aud Inc Receipts couinue on
limited scale with fair demand Hsnlock better stock Aad
only limited inquiry exists prices favor of the hve-
OlLs-for whole lots English Lnsced market Is quiet Int
SUPPORTED; sales 600 Ta, In Ia
order at TIC Crude Whale without inquiry and he .-I. il
heavier and pces somewhxi nominal Retnsd steady Az vesr
days figures Crude bed above tie buvers ,st
sale At ~ fdsl 49, 81 The Eat Manufactured eoHnsnds g.
~ IS for sunni and 81 65 ~ ~ 70 for Winter.
NAVAL sToREsAn essi,f market for Spirits Tulpeutne b,
moderate sales; 70 hls brought sSalsc Guide Ia rragas.
pcs below the views OF seeIs; 50 1r Co
~ Coumon Rein in fair request ~ Is .of Wilmington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-30

esrp WEST WIND Ens,i in Hampton Roads from { g. So re-
800. rch 7 Henry ~ son sr.ni.n did Of yellow fever IA
live ,f FoIic kehi-sr OE Caps Horn days 70 s''oat
NJ: while lying 10 struck By nesy{ ;rs waea 80
Mostly knolked the foe hatch house % p-es va
boad. o-ecas~ doors and AFTER ~ 3ou
trks IT, did oher damage One man naH as lex
l.e ,retIr his 60 0bers less IN 1rro
IAEcr With VII .ss was .een ashore on tas T.
sd of b Sgh Pietou which arrived a. >JonH
n b. ssti irst fnm n ltfE
BK sRG TBczNEY CLoss-The sehr caroline HISs1 q ny
w. n, ~ In Reel on the that che discovered
on ~. ssh the city Al oPn boa; 80
~ r u frcm The Gulf whom she pcse up and broSnt 20
thrriy III nied y a. brti-n slio,- ITO
n, hf Tiorrsy Cse Of sundefisne Sne, up p ~ "
sh vhile -ss from Benz n
&c Fsncuib Ele They tat Capt All the mates s9d tnIe
risf.y After the brig ashore foi oat the >nuen
sId oer.d b follow IN the yiw Thy kept "a tae COMPS
mil .e,dy evening when slga they epaFsted since
f,s heen hard Wsi of The missing boat The
two n save provided BY the acting British Consul ana
sent 70 Nsv- OTesn. .u,..,t-,. 49,.
Sens IHrsE before reported ashore At oe came
of. IL without damsge.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.....
Cleared

steamhrsouherner, Evan Charleston spoaord Iieston
Co.
Sbir-Golcopds Colburn st Stephen b Perkins; Irene
Chairman Co; New z gland Pro'tesu
Cy Durham Dmon; Mary and Adene, Morse Quebec,
j. ". EweN& Go. -. go . -
Bnk,-LesItine Gleason Msrseies J. W. ETei Co En-
eire tldb) Ahr.ns BIZ men, Hennng' Muller Gosns; RI
l,isb liam Neion Rrhibucto w. +. Schmidt Co; J. W.
DyeI Slater Barr, Stake } W Ewen; Juns Dan Mallory,
NV Orleans Lane Co; NJ Trout Daue Brunswick,
D Hurtui & Co; Warren Fisher, Cfoby Ets.pot, >mih
ToVptop; Terror PeIcysl Howes Co Roanoke Low
Ell Arcbo kirkland Won Sachs Caroline Sherwood ChaIes
ton. Durham Dimon.
Bts-CufdIupIe (B Swan Bermuds Middleton CO.; VI nj
"a Rollins stvhn1 T n. sanford Caroline Hudson Norfolk
y biz, Duncan; Alicia. Haskell Portland W l~wi Uiion
urIe, II kueer Goih,uburg funch Meincke; Isabella ed.
fi0entn Porau.Prnce l. Il A. Ferns, Lsnartiue Blake,
Arer.s Coz Josiah Jex SPencaF, savannah, May
hcw Talbot Co. ~,
Sebocners-Ms1on Rogers Penney Habo- Island Fsren; W.
BurIhnn Cowsn Picfou Wadegh Knox; fani0me Brown,
Savannah Deni Co l. o DAVIS Abeli Do heCresdy nio
G. Mery Wise Croker Bath Metcslf LoyrJoy; Mary Man
lin Peers Boston sprague nown. Grow H. Boston
" Lewis: L. WedInore New Haven, Mary T. True
Punt Newsk Co.; Golden Age, Or strun, Hall
fax Hamilton BroiheIs.
sieamer-Parker Gin Turner Baltimore Parker Vein Co.
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To Mariners.

SEw YoRE. June "a. 1854
be made III the month Of July In the character OF
the hsnnes Sc leading u the nay ana 10
v.ia the Cnv ut New YoEk 90 follows va; -, 81.
MN Ruoyi viii he reed 10 msrs ihe Seneys ana A.n zap
CI.rr n, M Cir: mark the South Channel ~ the
bar s ash Channels Spar Buoy the False Hook aud Ear
(fsru,s -. l.
On the Channels from Seward the Red Bsoy: must be
lef On lie an Black buoys the p.t rand baoy
with tcs horizontal stripes mani obsruerous and n'y DC
rd or eher Buoy with black and white ps'pe5desa
,it will b. midchsnre .nd must b. passed ether '1e
e,.,e To- Bv order Of tn Lishfhouse Board ,n
4 LUDLOW CASE, Light House Inspector, Third DIST
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ns,k.t inactive. Sales Of Ss eos 'iPpss
-, - 50 hi, but h'rs l. little e1poil M
-.s4 ucury fr the rurly OF tn trade r,.-s5 h9
~ 80 fUrs RYE Flour and Coss MEAL 'r- a", = III
ftr 81. f.r-r made s. ard VI ar later 81 - . y g
go E. We ale WHEsT onsrins t. saPply faiF etat .
~ spd srd rre,s favor Laysn. Snail s.ss Of 200 so1
80. a. sac. trhll RYE tgt if,- ~ ii,L-N
80 10 ,aes u-der cur norsce 'oss
,ss. s tsr,iy nantsiredg 40 bushels re- Ly..~ns
~" -, y..z 90 s OAIs 5,etn tss
.s-, ,o,d At 81 and Penpsyvanis s2c B.Rx seq
-. = q. spanish OAK bEosrht IL sD oae ottbt,I
40 cod Provisions very quiet WaisKy sesnS
So. ar 10th bids. ard ba-xela AZ &c.
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The business yet done upon this line is small but the
increase per month is considerable.
The Commercial Advertiser says;
Mr. Perkins, President of the Cleveland and Mahon-
ing Railroad has recently returned from England where
he purchased iron sufficient for laying nifty miles of the
track and made arrangements for the purchase OF all the
iron required for the entire road The bonds OF the Com
paIy were negotiated favorable terms; Mork mas
been ON the railroad bridge the Mahonng
River"
William +. Worthen, Esq, has been elected Vice
President Of the New-York and New-Haven Railroad
Company, and james II. Hoyt, Esq, Superintendent
The Journal Of Commerce Of this morning says:
There have been aoa, for several days in
gard to the affairs Of the Empire Stone Dressing Company
but we have been unable 10 obtain all the particulars i'm
porant to proper understanding of the case As far as
we can learn the operations Of the Company have been
Greatly extended and they have recently failed to meet
their obligations at maturity. Ii Is understood that
committee Of stockholders engaged, IN concert with
the trustees, in maturing plan for the immediate dis
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MARK ts Rcporfed BIZ 7siegrnpL

CH.ILEsros yrns The s-le, Of Corros sdas ,eaed ~
las rces from :. de.c Prices sho~ AZ al
vsres iie date qualities quoted l. b-er
lutte Is -CorTcy has been Gnder tl@ AZ
isucs ssv,c.. 3lf0 bales &c E Mdda1 Fotk
dec Ohio sels e. 80 .sles y 90 bush
Wtsf,rn P,o Whist # s. Coax u dol q doac fosk
oci b cuofed -lH 81 LaEp DALI Baecd ses At r.
BAccy-Sdes sc RIeE firm 4a5c IosAcco--.eso n-
1S hh1s kenucky I! ne RIO COFFEE aa -
sSo of MoLsssEs lie and fair SuG,R SIC Coon
PEEfcHTs Liverpool quoted ID Sterling Exs,>St '@
Csrt
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Domestic Ports.


ALEXlNDRA-Ar June n bark s,lsh. Atkins Bo- on; shr
hlsstHds Law. " ood SswYork SD sehr Fakenbers
ftr.h. Nsrsh.m. Mas.
BALTIMORE Am June 2 Steamship Jackson Parish Bos
iot, al Juus iBIru hllckgtsr, bTten FGrs Bseu
Re- Pr .chrs gun Swain NesY1rk: P Lord Smith.
N,wloIfi = K Bsnnsu New York; j. Vail DelAno War
isfn. fn.rsan hsie Chase Boz C s'-fulip Llcusc
Ton LsFf' bosion' i7ils Mee srifh NewtuFyro- M.,
y. Osrcuer Providence " l. Hammond Ham aoud Pyueu
Ne" Fsrcs Hslry TulIen Acw-York; Emily Johason CT
Atw-.ok
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KeceSpts Of Prod uce-,IuSE 81.

Bvn, North Fire. Hoa- ~ IBIS Pour PKG. Ashes q d.
why rlss Lsro e. 10 Butter ia Do Bacon lio' do
Port. 6 7fo bush Corn. 6.55n DO Wheat.
Nv 1e Ae,s Eaa,uadi5n bushels Flour, IS pks@
Wool lC3 DO Provisions, - DO Butter 500 sides Leaiher
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"a NJ ,.s..s, I'm =. i. IN fir issaly 1t yssrd.,

SO ~ ~ szosssissiy Snh =" ." iss'h'
tEistx an x~~u,sors sss dul bst ybrs srs Thcci
fis,r- sr, ~ Gr1rS - Ia IS 5 and GSfsr -k
-l5 . Tor No "a IN .pse
- e Tor hrss No smoked IerTiss A. qst, 20 ls'
49, 80 - ~ No Ties.d HeIus dali rSfsa u n
ses,es ma wsrt,d Il Sslloa, 81: "a -.
e5e-s Of sesieh ia arm the demand HosrAas'
.,i,. I'd IL tr-s Ct 81. o roat1s -.
irAnIhe .Lst quiet; The advanced prices ssssa shse
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Passengers Arrived

IN ,dp Dcrotlire from IireoThom.s smyth lady daush'
re daughters and servant
Msr A. johnson Emily Faifbsnk J. Fairbsns ID lie Mac
Iews lady and SOM X Hol ard lady; Edward Ai'ei
and so hs Hoon simpson Mrs NJ Kennedy aa
two Children Mr. DemmngsT LuFgar and LADY, he9leen
W Fikius aud LADY and four Misses RI
kiu.; : Msse 6; Louis WiGn. a,
LondonMr Hall, lady aud dughteri MIS-
Pow, Msor Howes Nicholson and Geeley Miss Avery
Dr. A X Hal ". Sieger -,
Wlt1,, srolne Curtis @ y. Smith and son 800
In t0yk (ayo Poy0u PriaoeMr Munder. lady child aud
nurs.: sir NAndefiisie K W. helnsnez and lsdy
fhD freyooi-Sdney Miner, w. h Hannah
In batk Pre- isjoH-Niss VI. NORMAN.
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y. p,as-s, Nsr-s, Hall Kss Cass; Geo ZdsEa Hs- Bcs
zen. p,vii srA fserson DO s,dnsy hAcr Boi- brdie~
,5-I.rt. ih.rs. 2. Tx. HarPcr P0staa Prtace Dasid
Iatssy soy Most dec and su-uo. AJ.'s "sr, rldiy
"a. vezIcrdor; Cameo Tlwnsev. tlAsi Po2i'
l.i, e.,sB; G-org EdaIi May N~poae' >oE1n r1er A
$3.50 n q Pttfifll Blsou sp Robert g .'sf, Arpo
~ -. sab Ann Re- Blker' Boron; sidney PrsA
SleIL-as q.
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and the Subsequent continuation Of

charge Of all liabilities, gnu '
tie business. Il po~,s.,,s.;ves have ac~
=, -. -, ,ho II, ok COMMITTEE "nFe'S
sbolsbirp de Free Banking sss ~ -
80, -, rec Ranks veei'' CHARTERS a. mex
redept RESOLUTIONS adopted N"..'''1"s 'ne
nj, - ~ cndon Railroad 10 fsuc one huniref
.,a dollars 10 y cent Bonds 10 increase the ca 1itei
Of the Fairfield County Bank 100000, and e capa OF
tho Tbomes Bank Of Norwich, and to allow the So"in-
br;d, and blackstone Railroad to be merged nhe Boston
and New-York Central Company
Tho Camden and Atlantic Railroad from Camden 70 'he
beach at Absecom opened the eth, and tram o'
pasfepger passed over the whole length OF me r
Il designed for the present two daily trains from
Philadelphia Abseoom, giving excusionists SIX or e'
hours On the beach
We have com,iled az carefully could, the ioho~
ing list Of dividends and interest payable ID uH "
sums payable account Of redemption OF stoce. ,;;
Many corporations, however. which usnaiiy MAJ
dends in July have not yet declared them, anu oo''
quenily the list is not altogether complete:
The summary Of the whole appears as ioiows'-
Pebble 90 40
B'Dk Oxide 6li7cO
0''''' '-N ''''' 47s7oI7
PAYABLE N ycLY rs SUNS
PAYABLE on ACCOUNT or kEpthFi'os "
Dill. sh ,,v. Of the unpaid millions to . 70, mn
eIs, .c,e.; 1880
A portion of the debt Fedeens Die up 10 'ne iA''~'
STATE
New York stste Loan ''1'' .....'... $500 ono
10 Isif v.afs Interest payable at do......'.. ~'V'
i,,i,c;s sf,,e Stock u a. cent interest, payable al
lmercsp FxchsDge Bank. ............... lNOiVVV
Stat. N Ohio Loans interest payable at the ONO 90 an,
Life Insufsnce CCmphny ........-.:...'.:. f''V
State Of Kentucky Loans n'eest payable at BANK 80
a.
State OF Tennessee Loans, interest payable at Mer'
st..s s q vhsais Loan ccsfca iats.: on
oCc PAYABLE Of Rsnk Of Commerce. .......'''' <f"VV
Stale Of Iudispa interest funded debt
rrs Is.7 . ............ $4,000
Do half yearly coupons the bonds u
the State Of Indisua, given for bsnkns
pulToes-tot 9th payable by Winslow, -, an ,,oo,o
Jsrier ......'....' ofoV"-io'i'''
State Of California interest on Loans pay ,. an
able a. Duncan, Sherman 4 Co s.... oOVoo-l''''VV"
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spoken, sc.

june 49, lat ~ 4o Is II ship G. B. Lamar Mayhem hence
June II lat, . col .ehr Harriet Lttle0hn hence for May
aqua ... -. a., NJ. u.r...r bs,c.
fer Glafrow.
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Ocean steamers.

LIST STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. -
Sailed Liverpool for New York Jlne II
Sailed ron Premen shsmPr for foTs ane -
LyeH COL FOR Boston. ane ~
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