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The stock was awarded TO the frst four-named bid
ders The proposal of Messr. Kings Sous was not &C.
copied their bid to receive the stock and pay the money
at once was not considered to be in accordance with
the terms Of the advertisement.
The Lew lard line between this city and Boston vii
be opened to the public on Thursday next. The route
is via New.London and Stopirgton, between which
points road of about IL miles in length has been
built. party Of gentlemen win 60 over the road on
Thursday, a. guests OF the Company, to test its ca
pacty as q conn etng route with that through Hart
for: and Worcester. 1t the contingencies that the
Stonpgton boats may hereafter connect with this road
al Groton opposite Newton Ion, instead of a. Ston-
iIgtop.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following Aggregated, as compared with
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ge,O-Ltr. for Hsgr-. To- Z. B. ss srT:enosd n'A' '"
"a, 81 ,,5irsI ,of Nuti,.' cso Jerszsie ~ I.s-,
,oe.- sns La. o. = nastsf. th- ~ 10 ~ u -
-. - jesl I. -rgs iessy rorher a 20 lis'' I'd
T5a mi I'D alta. N Z 3; Z. .n - - -, s., be-
SER ,aAa,s william, 3 -es-l- H. h1'"sa dsy' vi 49,
ST.. = BeisI, Ey5sI Cs'-ts.o~- c, 'f'y. '-f"
srbr Cns,-t. fiassle Norfal i.5s, far csndea
s,hr Ralph Poi: Co1c1, Ar-s:hicoA u ds!' eo-''i 49,
IN A 6naa o<Fal Rivei) Borden, Grins', ~ in.t
or,n,., Se 20 master ssiec IN company VIII oSs mn"t
lss rau,opssli,bi mast sud had Of u.riopns -
K ". Brown h.cr'Us, Nli-l.--il y. ~ -A-'
rs,.l ,or.. % Brown L DcRc.s.'L -,
SIR Anna n h. (of Pyno1.n, Mass Pni7l, hht>n
ia Dsc |. wool loswooi H.. 20 !. 3. Carr 70.
sehr Autr-u Srsvsrt. 5rrn- Virgins y ~ ost,r'
schr L-souE 5rssts, Barro"s Ia,t's y. go 'S'
seh- frau-ils Baker Ai.ysnir- a-r Bost,r, coal
sctr A. NJ lis-n, Rs. virginia. oysters.
Schr y Rpis-r. Jorrs7n, rE1nis, oy''e-s
S.nr VIM H-ury - aTrc. ., Nirgirs, oysSrs
SIR Wui S-l.on Blown. Virginia, oJsteri
schr Plond, Met;. virginia oy'.erA
steamer Island Belle sander So.~icA and Nr"-Lh1oni
rra.e. ard pes 20 F. ". R1csrel , a.
steamer " e,,ene.;er CarS PFoyden ne'e 20 odel-
Steamer re:ei Baker Providence mas - s>' O-eA
WIND-Durinr ne day from v. T., with raa and Ns
tn. schr w A Grfir Capt Borden, arrived ials morning
from Csn.d. had made he round voyage IL u days nie
& osys detention ct Gfanaoa ..,-
TT. a.. au.hp Ps,spsco y Cronwels Linz wa ms lo II
ina eu OF dry dk f5r repairs. She will sa7e new pro-
t@ler and BE- recauised.
T.e ,u .cty steamer A. Crs, 1r =. ThoGs, returned
,h. mcruur and anchored il. The Loser Bay.
Te b. .l.hp Psrsl, .cr Liverpool has sceTed ~ ne
North River.
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mater Cure.

nR. MUNDE's WATER CURE, at Florence,
H Mos, three miles from the Northampton Railroad
Depot one Of the largest and beat regulated establishments
In tie United States ana kept In operation throughout the ys
Dr. Mnde is TO Priessui.z, the nost eminent prs
tinoner Of The wstercre that Germany hN prodocsd"
N. Y. rnb1ne.
His various publications codwster are certsE5
amsns The best net the superior Of any IN Germany
Homs Journal
We convinced that higher authority than Be,
us'tsrs Of hydTopsihy, BE- fonEd In any s
country Amer hsxAzine Of Homeopathy and HydropassJI
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The Miami and Erie Canal shows an increase TINS
year over the gross receipts Of 1857 of 81 $50 So while
the Ohio Canal exhibits decrease of siS, SIS 81.
At Pbiladelphia, Tie ledger says:
The money market as the year nears its close, is
not only less active but little stringent. That
is with very general closing Of accounts, capitalists
arr indsposed for the moment to enter into new con-
tracs Tie came j: 10 degree true Of tie city banks.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK ........Deo Il.
Cleared,

Chesapeake, CroSe Portland Per'a Jsifs,
LivrIpool and Hamburg, ? Cunsrd
Sp.-Kaie Sutherland Spsuldlss C1u.o, u. GLierSater
A.peslA sssioD San Francisco, j. j. Earle Co Consi.cs,
Mscodsck Mobile c. GrEpeN Palestine, Pratt Lordea, T.
Morgan L Wiey; Donsu Ham, Meyer. CaSI!es.oa la,
yeG Queen. Youug Liverpool, e. IL. AATsa4l L Co
Bak-C Wright " bite. Baltimore. Dsstcu = siddle.
Br,s-Ni.o Obi Csrpbcn, HAitXx III. G. Doa3vAa.
Schoouer.- Ma htusse Martin, Bssbsdcts, A. II Peek
John Aurpbv FruLior.. ". - Brown Co. Marin. A-fI
bew isau son 4. Powell Sea slPPeI Boyle, Halifax
" bmau. Bros Co.
S.eslper-DeAWaIe, Cops, PhlsdelphA y PeFsin'
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER % 1868
az 3 r GA d W AY


800 BSoADw
HOLIDAY PRESENTSl
RICH SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
uiase sr
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
sTRANG, ADRIANCE & 90.
lie bAsnee ofthsr
WHOLESALE STOCK
DRESS GOODS. sHAwLs. &C.,
&, III. eervenieree CT eu,tOmer' 20 their
RETML DEPAgTlEST
At RETAIL cn MONDAY, Dec %
,ose,A.r viii tssir entire TatAl sock 81
NEW ASD FASHIONABLE SooDo'
. lx,r prices than before offered until January !"
m.,e ,oorn ror their sprirs Imports;ions.
-..ce,. combined oder choice Psssed in s,ye
variety and price, VIZ; -
2cCo DRESSES, new MAGNOLIA STRIPES
from 81 IS to 81 50 per Dress
SPECIALLY ADAPTED for HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
&c pieces fle BAYADERE CHALLf,
a. ?, cents. worth u cents.
yALENTIAS, OTTOMONS, POPLINs.
aop..,e.RICH PRINTED pELA,NEs,
q, 10 cents, worth IS cents
SO p.e,. RICH PRINTED DELAINEs
10 cents worth q cents
coonprssys-PRISTED ENGLIsa CALICOEs.
fsss oolor. 80 pei Dress
,nsnprssrs-PRINTED FRENCH CALlC0ES,
''' fast colors 8 IS per DrsA
prcu PRINTED ALL WOOL FRENCH DELAINES,
from Is. NJ
ROBES DE CHAMBRE,
beautiful .,yle, from s6 50 up.
RICH CHENE BAYADERE sni PLAID SILKS,
.-5ren, 50 cent, and 81 cents worth 81. > and 81 "
ZINE TRENCH nERINOEs.
a, 50 ceuts 20 cents, IS cents snS 50 cents
leo DREssEs-FINE CoLoRED ENGLISH MEKlNoEs'
o. 81 IS per Dress
SILK ROBES.
BLACK SILKS.
MOURNING GOODS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
fLANTELS
ENsRoIDEn,,ss.
CLOVIS HOSIERY,
HsSDKERcHIEFS
HOOP And BALMORAL SKIRTS
SHAW S.
40 BRoCHE LONG sHAwLs,
for SlOto Sis worth from SIC 10 $25
90 BRoCHE ALL WOOL LONG SHAwLS
aseo, worth SIS
40 BLANKET SQUARE sHAwLs,
SO BLANKET LONG sHAwLs.
$50 BLANKET LONG sHAwLs.
{, s., worth SO
With al immense assortment o. the
RICHEST sHAwLS IMPORTED.
RICHEST LYONS BLACK SILK yELVETs,
ali " idths suitable for Closks or Dresses.
STRANG, ADRIANCE & Co.,
No. 355 BROADWAY.
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Passengers Arrived

~ sfeaasiir Bso WGri9 Jros Ne orleans Gad HIrdra
M Iuchi Mrs Wolfe and child servant j. de |isss
Townsend lady sne child. Mis-, Reelo J. w Biz l. Dr.
A. Bas,ido AID two fnends Varons jose DE- Verona
s. GsIcia A. Huerts Mr.. A. Whsrt, four children snd
want, h. L. De Pesue DEL Poo Capt J. Peterson, Capt
/ DriI Aw alter and seven Chinese lntery .eten
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BY Telegraph.

ALEXANDRIA De-. Pan. scnr Access, from Phl-ade'
phs: Village Queen from New YORK Below bsf France I'm
lardir
BOSTON, Dee 2l-Beow, ship George Turrer. Al 81
Toe mas Dec bs Quincy from Boston for C@e Town. @A2
L. badly snd :ud disc1sr
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Tie gio-s receipts ifom the Canals OF ONO Tor ISS
were S30s,643 S. List year the amount was
S34S 972 10 showing decrease Of gross receipts for
1865 of si0G-S 81. The receipts al Cleveland and
Toledo, last year and this, will be seen below
cl,v,s.ad.............ss. Ss,55il;; ssssss g
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,s,rI,et.-c.srrrrtY REFosrro foS lrs y. TsrsuSE
TUESDAY. De- 2
A. IEs-Tle usrkrt 1-l'I' eb.ur- -ote, Tie d
usat1. f,r :, = for Pots, %, Z. IS ~ Pearls.
BEEswAX hs: I.csEi' in srt'- r-4a-': for .5Dor
Prf.f- sopth.rn yellow ?, a. c.-h
CO1lOH-Iae r>Jst = dull and aa' sa.' 81 q" bale.
nce tu ~ vel n. seer bs-; the '.s. se", u.
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By Erie RaroaS-60 pigs. Lard - do Gresse, SsJo do
ProViop- 81 90 Batter, 81 do Ashe, 30 d. Cs1de 80
bh Flour 100 do Beans, 81 pgs Oats le do Feed 50 do
flour $500 ies Leather. 10 rolls do LEO Hides or bales
Wool rs do Cotton 20 bbls. WHISKY 20 Dressed Hog
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They ~ setting. a,ia.,ny sni ~ or ~ p's' -
giving strezeth 20 thr- assets. I1eir present nj
eil ,rotably COZ LIZ oaul af.,r The eAfleho oi tie
yea
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RAGS.-No. III West 81. il the place for Bags,
~ PAN Pr.rtse sewsd or Seamless
HAY BALE nope, CCRDAGE, TWlSE, ke
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Since yanosry 1...s7orS,2i s72,Gs,S26 s56ssrhS
The following are the Currency Land Warrant and
Specie quotstions for the week, corrected for us
from the rates current at the Banking Office OF Messr
Thompson Brothers:
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This showed that prices here at that time were consd
eaby below the average although not below former pre-
ceent After the LIST of May the price declined to So IS
and has ucuated but slightly since, the average being
little below 81 for common State -four. Within few
days the foreign has been regarded favora
be and prices have again improved the quotation oday
being 81 Is for the description and there have been
considerable shipments engagements to Liverpool Lon
don, Glasgow, and Spanish and French Mediterranean
ports If the export demand should continue active
look for gradual strengthening of the market up
the period for the ngtherng of the CROP and proba
bly, like movement for time beyond that date But
it precisely in regard to the probability of such conn
ued demand that the opinions here most widely at
variance In the meantime, the occasional reports of
damage by drought floods rust weev &C., throughout
country strengthen the courage of SPECTATORS
One of the most singular features of the grain market is
the comparative prices of wheat and Sound yell
low corn worth here something over 30 cents BUSH
ell and unless the supply increases must evidently go
still higher 1t is wanted chiefly for the New England
States where the consumption very steady, and it is
difficult to find acceptable substitute Cheap -four has
been sent forward and used to some extent feed in the
place of corn, but it is not generally liked There is
large supply Of throughout the western country
but large portion Of all received here this has
been very damp, in bad condition when 1t came, and
made still before it reached consumption at the
east Some argue that the western farmers have been
frightened by the backward spring. and holding to
their sound corn sending forward only their poorest
pies for market Others assert that owing to the absence
of frost at proper period of last autumn nearly the
whole crop of northern became constitutonay
sound full of dampness which the most careful hand
ling cannot wholly eradicate and that therefore there is
no sound at the west although there immense
granaries in unhealthy condition Probably the truth
lies between these two statements both having had
influence in producing the result and giving in this
market large proportion Of damaged article Mean
time the crop the south is nearly exhausted Mt
least that portion Of it available for shipment has mostly
been sent forward We do not despair for part
of very large ne crop of Indian corn the current
although the chances at the opening seemed to be 20
much against it.
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On Sunday afternoon the Hon. Charles King president
Of Columbia College, and brother of Gov King of New
York while bathing ia tc surf Rockaway got beyond
his depth and was unable 10 get back the shore He
called for help and boat to him from
his perilous situation He seized hold of this and
time supported himself Soon afterwards Mr. Hopper .
driver Of one Of the stages of John Wynne seeing the
dangerous situation of those In the boat we'll of Mr.
Fling threw of his coat and out to their assistance
BY his aid Mr. Kiag brought safely 70 the shore and
rescued from watey grave Such noble and btrolc con-
duct is deserving Of the highest conniendaton.
Lord Richard Grosvenor, Lord Henry Cavendish, dnd
the Hon. Mr.. Ashcy left st. Anthony, Minnesota, on
Tuesdsy, the goth inst buffalo hunt in the wiIds
Of Dacotah They with the great party which
Mohammed Pacha, the Turkish admiral to have
companied They will be absent in the wilderness some
six weeks.
William Allen, csq. of Darke county, has been nomi
mated the democratic candidate for Congress In the 4th
district of Ohio. He is says the Dayton Empire, " =
young gentleman fully adequate in every respect " the
responsible post which he has thus been elected to fill "
Hon. j. +. Farnsworth has been nominated by one
majority by the republicans of the I'd district Of Illinois
for reelection to Congress.
Amidst all the political changes of the last quarter of
century the postmaster at South Msrshfed Massachu-
setts Mr. Proctor Bourne retained his situation having
been appointed in 1928. His father, Mr.. John Bourne,
entered his one hundrcdth year last April.
Among tho arrivals Mt the Kirkwood House last
ing Col Rector Indian agent who conducted the
Seminole Indians from Florida to their homes the
Indian territory.
1t lis mentioned that the governor of Texas may APP
point Hon. Matt Ward mot he formerly of Kentucky
United States Senator fill the vacancy occasoned by
the decease Of Senator Henderson.
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In consequence of vast increase in the receipts the
market very dull and prices declined nearly
cont pound on all qualities The number sale at
Allerons during the week g. liza hed, and at all
the yards of 43l4 head, showing increase over last
week receipts of l625 head The offerings Of
much better average quality than usual but the very
heavy receipts prevented brokers from obtaining
neratve prices large proportion of the receipts
in the hands of speculators nearly all of whom win lose
a considerable At Browning's and elsewhere the
market did not vary materially from last week.
Cows and calves plenty, and are selling at last
weeks figures
Veal calves still In moderately active demand, and
prices maintained, despite the decline in beef cat
tleales chiefly at about 81 cents and the range
was from 81 to 81 cents according to quality. There
was somewhat Of Improvement in the appearance of
the receipts this week, and sales rapidly effected
Sheep and lambs have undergone no material change,
but prices were barely firm last week, with sales
within range Of quotations. Swine in moderately
active demand at prices about the same last week
The current prices for the week at all the markets
AZ follows;
Beef CattleFrst quality g SO % 49, ordinary, s.
g Isl common 81 rs 81 Vs. inferior, S. so ST. Cows
and Calves First quality $50 $685. ordinary $40 s45;
common, $50 $35; inferior SO $25. Veal Calves
First quality 81 81 cents per h.; ordinary 81 cts;
common ~ cents inferior, u cents Sheep and
lambs First quality IS S so per head ordinary, -
a 50 common % 80 so; inferior, 80 so S. Swine
Best corn fed, st cents; ordinary 81 a52 cents
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INV WAGON Roar Bnwms Ell PAso AND Fosr YuxA.--
The Fort Yuma and FL Paso wagon road d now COM
peted and In first rate order for travelling There Il
abundance Of water and grass along the entire line, the
only stretch OF any distance without either being the
Little Desert which Il hard gravcly plain, entirely
free from sand and traversed without tho sightest dim
Guilty The road constructed by Col Leach Is shorter BY
upwards Of hundred miles than the old natural road
and avoids the ninety mile desert bstween the ella river
and Tucson going up the San Pedro river and taveing
most bcauttfuI and rich agricultural district Col
Leach has Also succeeded 10 fndng most excellent pes
near the Croton spngs by which tho emgrant avoids
the Apache spring and Gallon, which always oonsd
cred tho most dangerous ots the road Large and
substantial tanks have boon erected AL along tho line by
which water will DO preserved throughout tho entire
year the swa4x of them being Of capacity Of 200 600
gallons between Cork's spring and the RIO Grsnds
several fine springs have been discovered and altogether
the work projected by the government has been carried
ont In the most successful and satisfactory manner
We learn from private sdviccs that very large
immigration will start from ArkAnsns and Texas
this rontc this FALL while great number Of returning
csornians win select in preference to going to
Spn Diego Herald.
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:
STARTLING NEWS FROM THE BORDER
From the 4. Ioul /, Ropuslican, july a7,h.

From the 81. Iou' Republican, July 27thl
We advised that official information was received at
Jefferson yesterday to the effect that Montgomery band
marauders have agan crossed the border and besides
other Expectations committed the property of cit
liens in etes and Vernon counties have killed three
citizens pro-slavery men--one of them named Pope
near fapnsvillc, for other better reason than
that they were supposed TO be posavcry men, and en-
achvored TO protect their property. The excitement In
those counties is represented intense and for augt
we can sce State aid viii be necessary TO suppress the
maraudng villains and protect the persons and property
OF our citizens We have the from an undoubted
source and are informed that il in such shape
70 call for an immediate meeting Of the ad-
vscrs
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

II ATIONAL PHILOSOPHY IN HISTORY AND
HI In SYSTEM, by A. G. Fraser. Edinburgh, 1888. H.
Half Hours the Freethinkers- London. 81 cents.
Twelve Men Of Liverpool Liverpool 1850 so cts
Hand Political Economy London, 1888. 81 cents.
A Selection English synonyms. london, 1858. 81.
Tupy canada ngua geral dos ndgenas 10
Brazil leipzig $1-25
zig. Sl25.
The Great Eclipse OF March Is, 1853 London. cents.
The 1856 by J. Russell Hind london. 81 cents
Grapei's OF the Roman Civil Law. London $3.50.
Etiquette for n Gentlemen london. 30 cents
In Conspatou Russo de 1926 london, 1858. 81 cents
Angeerray Variations Rsse Sur c theme dc A
icnat du Sanver. London, 1858. 81 cents
July 20 FRANK TAYLOR
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n6r-REo1xExrAL HrADoUAnrEns voLUsrErKs

De- REG1NExTAL HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEERS,
July ls5BThc President having engaged
officers proposed by their resolution of tho 18th instant
Bedford Tuesday the 10th Of August and
favorable result the proposition
be submitted that the officers be assembled for in
strucion previous 70 that occasion.
The Of all belonging the volunteers will therefore
assemble the evenings OF Tuesday the 81 and Friday the 9th
the O'clock the Columbian At
these meetings win be submitted Of the state and condition Of
OF the reorganization the
posed officers suecnty instructed expected
frankly their determination qualify themselves without delay
respective dutes the puncuaI attendance OF all therefore d
reced.
announcement will Immediately Of
d consist young 10
years age select their officers and be armed when
nshed by with breec loading
They will the rst company
battalion drilled according to Hardse's system.
Young belonging to tho Ac
who well qualified themselves by their
engines
company tho battalion OF artillery
officers.
BY order Of Colonel Hickey:
July 3o--sod H. N ODER, Adutant.
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July22d


TIME ARCTIC REGION IA new plan for a Re-
between aud strecsTs Invention accommodates I'll
with that
accommodates all the commodities
required large boarding houses private
order suit the capacity required
peculiarly in the Of materials cacu
lated perish by heat cold have approved Of the Arctic Region
standing number a patents extAn they do mot al
no the
greater saving 50 and order
notice. any capacity required
flied.
operation call the "odel House OF
and 9th
following persons approve Of the model
G. W. Flint, W. w. wecms, 81
VIM. ~ H. MACK, \. II. Topping,
Major j.. Fletcher, W. H. Chss~.
Jacob Y. shAnsr George W Brumicy.
July 22--dlw
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LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-THE

~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED Gin,
dsIed London from sound barley under the surveillance o. tho
decatsy favored with tnctue q the Italian
juniper berry, Of the valuable rzoraves Of the veg
Kingdom rendering opinion o The most eminent med
cal tho and sa sanuiant or duretc drink IN use
delicate favor, differing entirely
any Cn that harsh ad lasts which
Holland Gn SChnapps, Objectionable
Intended medicine, recommended by physicians
generally Of Dyspepsia, Govt eamais nopsy Gravel
Coc Cholera Fever and Ague Structure Diseases o. the Urinary On
the Bowels Nervous Debility &C., whilst the
weaker will nnd BY M Adoption sure relief from those
ing frequently their delicate organization
Valentine New York. the highest medical authority,
pronounccs CARIS LONDON CORDIAL GIN "not only superior
article the kind he has secn
peculiarly adapted settlers in the southern and western
travellers changes water ana AR
quarts seventy and cents
druggists grocers uerers and country mcrchanH bcwaro
CiiAFES NONE OTHER IL IMPOKItlp
Washington of Ford Brother, anie H. Clark )!
wilson, Hamilton Leach Wallace Eliot, Richard Ryon
EDMUND G. CHARLES
Importer, No 40 Broadway, New York.
EDMUND c. CIiAR.ES, Importer,
Mar LILY 40 broadway, New York
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SEIZURE or THE BRIO NANCY.

Late accounts from Havana state that the acting u s.
Consul Thomas Savage in conjunction with the Spanish
authorities, has caused the American brig Nancy to be
seized and the captain and his thrown into prison.
suspicion that sad vessel intending to bring negroes
from Africa The papers indicate honest voyage and
there has been no conccnlment in her case she
taking out regular custom permits for all goods put
board The Captain Wilams) has protested against the
proceedings, both the part Of his consul general and
the Spanish authorities
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DIED.,

O'Clock the morning Of the Goth instant Mrs cATHA
RNE LYONS, wife Of CaARs IroSE
Of the family invited to attend the funeral from her
street. south Of the this friday
afternoon, ut four O'clock
Yesterday s. JEwETT, son S. ". BARTON
sixteenth Of his ago.
place this afternoon, at o'clock from
OF his father No. a4l Twelfth street. between and
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rrncipai-DonAld Macleod A. ~ University, Glasgow
The next academic win begin Monday
TENDER, and end on the Goth day Of june following
For thorough literary culture
elementary instruction. the
department, "
The highest Class VIII he compared ~ hrpt 81
others who be equally tho
science and literature further Information
July S-DSSwwed6Sat
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MARYLAND LAW WORKS.--The Reports of
y the High Court Of Chancery Maryland in
Volumes volume, $24 set by James Wugate
Also wngatcs Maryland Register defining the official duties OF
the State under the constitution the decisions
OF the legislature for 200
numbering have been analysed and dgcsed
by tho author expressly for this work.
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