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A.' TTuVV OVp " W IT. Ilbbs and ], Iibb.
DYNIuo Of an order Of sale to me directed, issued in
ID ~ cause by the Clork Of the Circuit Court of Brad.
icy c'uiy Tom, will, on 29th day of July, 1869 ox
pose rubc salc for cash in hand, at the court house
door mhe town Of Cleveland. Bradley county, the fol
lowing described land and lots in Bradley county, o-wt.
The uiyided interest of the defendant VIM. H. Tibbs,
the blowing Town Lots in the town of Cleveland,
Bradlo county, to-wi Lots Nos 49, 81 and A. all low
led on the property OF VIM H. Tbbs, and supposed to
be onculf undivided interest in said town lots except
80 mu, Of lot No, IL as the 0coeo Bank stands upou
which conveyed to Galloway aud Waorhousc lowed
on thdoth day of February, 1864
ISAAC Low, Shcy0.
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STOLEN.

IT, lIIay pBnH sue ltu, 1869. near mouth Of UnaoKy
" One tnt Back Marc, one hind loot WHITE star In fore
hHU PAGER, Or years old, Any Information viii be than
fully received Address me at Bul's Gap, Tenn.
lantssRp 4. b. RTELE
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pRY GooDs. GRoCERIEs. &n..

G0op NOD CHEAP at Or r. II CardWes store wsst side
" Of Gay between Main aud Cumbcaaud doors south
OF Lamar House can and examine before purchasing else
where, and We 0li make Dc to your interest to boy
y. n. GARD WE'LL
lunt2sIi ny jos, BAUM Nh.
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DISSOLUTION.

nun colariugrshp known lsaac Price Co. Is hereby
mutually Dissolved IN future the business will BE- condut,
ted A. uslA byf Pdee aud CLARK, under the 0rm aud
name Of = Piece Co. ISAAC Q, PRICE co
Knoxville. Tenn Qs
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Telegraphic.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20,
dupont died In this city this morn

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.
Rear Admiral Dupont died in this city this morn,
ling,
BUFFALO June 20,
Churle6 Darlington, murderer Of Dill, and who
was yesterday sentenced 10 DO hung on the 18th of
August escaped last night with three other prison.
ers named Levi Gyens, james Kolly and Thomas
Hickey, from jail In this city
WASHINGTON, June 30.
In tho trial of Geo. b. Hutchinson, Of Canada,
testified Ms 10 being present III the Convention AT
D. Lawrence Hall Montreal on the I'd or Sd Of
june between DR., Merrill, Beverly Tucker Gen.
Carroll and Ex-Governor Prescott and that Tucker
said no had burned the letters up for tear the Yam
kee sons OF bitches would steal them out Of his room
These parties had been talking about the trial Mr.
wing read an argument In defense of Arnold, con-
tending, though Arnold had entered into a schomo
for the abduction Of the President ho abandoned
the conspraors before the assassination was plan
med therefore, having no part whatever In tho
murder, and not being present In the city when II
was committed no was gutless of any crime
Mrs Surratt continues very sick.
The commission OF Henry Van Dyke as Assistant
Treasurer of New York, was signed by President
johnson this morning.
Junius Brutus Booth was Internationally released
this A. NJ from tho Old Capitol prison.
San FRAScIsCo June 20.
Dispatches from New Westminster, Capitol of
British Columbia, says the work slringing wires Of
tho Russian Telegraph line WIS communicated to-
day in this city. A large force is employed, We
will soon be in telographic communication with the
mining camps Of Carbosi and intermediate towns.
The city elections OF Portland, Oregon, yesterday
Resulted In the complete success of the Union ticket
with scarcely any opposition.
WASHINGTON, june 49,
A special " tho Boston journal states that the
South Carolina delegation very modestly ask that
he Government shall redeem the Confederate bonds
proper, which amount, according 10 their cacula-
ion 10 about 100000. The delegation represent
bout 100000 worth of this trash, which Is pro-
iounced the secret Of their anxiety on the sub ect
AUBURN, N. y June 20.
The remains Of the late Mrs. w. H. Seward left
Washington Thursday, at 1880 A. NJ in special
rain provided by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
hnder charge of Assistant Superintendent Duke
iart and arrived in this city at o'clock this morn
ns The remains were accompanied 10 this city
BY Secretary Seward and Frances Seward, Major
General Hancock, Brig, Gen. Mitchell of General
iancock's staff, and Maj. Morris Surgeon U. s. A.,
no Of the surgeons who attended Secretary Sew
rds family. The funeral of the deceased will take
lace at 81. Peters Church in this city tomorrow
Saturday at o'clock, 4. NJ. Secretary Stewards
salth does not seem TO have been injured much by
htigue. He is remarkably we'll
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted the estate OF the late VIM Thomp
SON. deceased Of Jefferson county Tenn, requested
10 come forward Immediately and make settlement ihsr
claims will placed In the hands Of ocer for collection
having claims against said estate will present them
to the undersigned FIR payment. A. MILK,
=. EEENER,
susFbsrry Plains, Tenn-is2i.4r Adm'rs.
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DWELLING HoUsE-GOoD SPRING.


sale 10 Knoxville, good Dwelling iouse-sey,n rooms
-four viii Ore plaees-atgr dry cellar beautiful situation,
with shrubAry ir trees Ao, for full particulars apply to
jri'u Nllls co oeoee Bank building.
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MONEY LOST.

I OST, On SATURDAY, 18th INSTANT,
IL by widow sdy living shieldstown, either the road
in East Knoxville Fty.one Dollars and Thirty ave o.
ance In geenbacks The gold and silver In small leather
purse geenbacks around IT, aud the whole rolled in small
piece OF cloth. The finder will be literally rewarded
By leaving IL al this Office. te2l.N
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the George Majors dec d.
~ late Of Knox county, notified 10 fo ward imnie.
daey aud make settlement their claims will b. placed
the hands officer for collection All persons having
claims against said estate will present them 20 the undersigned
for payment. jc28-iw VI. L. HALL, Admir-.
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DIED.

On the ls of June, 1866, Paris Ky PRloR N,Sr
old citizen of Knox county Tenn, aged ~ years
On tho 9th Of june 1865 Of Dysenery SAMUEL uAEvIY
only child Of James and Mary L. ddns in tho % year
his age
If a wish would call him back,
We would not have darling son
Brought from his everlasting rest
Snatchod from his heavenly fathers breast
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oIRCuIT COUNT.

Third judicial Circuit, Anderson County, Tenn,
Joseph w. Yiticuo No, John W Legg James legg and
aud David II, Cumming.
1HE defendants having He'd from the limits Of this
! State or socroto themselves that the ordinary
process eonnot be served upon them II Is ordered
that publication be- made for four successive weeks
in Brownlows Wing, notifying said defendants to
appear before tho Circuit Court for Anderson coun.
" on the "a Monday Of July next, then and there
to plead answer or demur 10 the suit and demand of
the plaintiff the same will be taken for confessed
iune9S-lwlias l. q MARSHALL, Clerk
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No. d
DWELLING HOUSE,

IN THE SUBURBS OF THE TOWN
j Of Dandrdgc Tenn with 30 Of good farming land
The situation ia Of tho best In around the town Tho
dwelling house contains six and kitchen adjoining
good smoke house, barn and stables beautiful grounds
closed with rock wall, all IN full Of tho French Broad
river Very desirable for merchant professional gentle
man, Payments easy lolitf NILES & co,
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No. T.
WANTED, IN EXCHANGE FOR LAND.

N IVNDB h4ND LOIt IN ON " VA n
Knoxville. The house be well situated and contain
six eight good rooms, with necessary buildings Any
one having such property and willing 10 exchange upon fair
terms for land in Bount county Tenn Arkansas or Texas
may make an equitable arrangement Apply to
ieli-u NILES co 4
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CORNELIUS sMELcERJ .r.
Tnr pLAlNrur. on ArmpANl1. .au lls do.

rINlE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, says tho do,
l. PENDANT D. indebted TO him and do abaconds OF con.
eea himself that tho ordinary process Of law cannot
be served upon him, having Obtained an original attach
mout against the defendant made rournabe before Cor
nclius smclCor Justice of The Peaoe foe lucko
~, and the same having been levied ON bis property
It's ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him At his Office in the Cd civil district of Cooke
county on the ith day November ls65oritpil cpTo
ceedei with parto Il further ordered that this mo-
tico be published iour weeks In Brownow'a Wing.
toys lw piSbf CORNELIUS SMELCER, Up
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COTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

A NEATLY FINISHED HOUSE with
~ seven tloms-u eligible slua0u-oHcelvnt nelgborho0d
lot " by iO gotgood eitlcu' For ul particulars, apply
90 lune2sf MILES a 90,
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FOR LEASE OR RENT.
4 FARM CONTAINING Cn0 ACRES

OF nrtt quality Of valley audo0 now u clover
situated ON Noisy Creek Jefferson county onn aud near
tho Messy Crock Depot tho East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad, The fencing Of this farm has been partially de-
'troyd Parties renting will be paid for rails or an arrange
ment Will be made for the of the farm way of i'm.
proNemcnts, Joli'tf Apply TO. NILES ( 90.
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COUNTY COURT KNOX COUNTY.
Juue Term. 1853.
COUNTY COURT RLOUNT COUNTY.

10 John Tcoc and D W Tooc Executors Of the VIII Of
William Toolc, ST., deceased.
by ORDER OF SAID COURT, YOU
Dare hereby notified appear before said court at the
term 70 held the house in Maryv the lt Nom
day Of July neal, show II you why Admins
traitor de 6OnE with the VIII annexed should not be op
pointed on said estate. ..- -
ip2l-2w THOMAS sANnERSoN, Clerk,
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ATTACHMENT.
Goo, 0tiuger Va, Robl Roadmau, aud the du, ut n
man 4 MpGiut4,

Goo, 0tmgcr Va. Rob Ruadman, aud the dun ol Road
man MoGinloy,
TlllE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT tays the do
Il PENDANTS are indebted to him aud so abscond or con.
eea themselves that the ordinary process OF law cannot
BIO served upon them having obtained au original attach.
mont against the estate Of the defendants, made reurua
bic before Cornelius smoeer Justice OF tho peace ior
Cooke county aud the same having been levied on
hoir property Il ordurud by said Justice that tho do
londanl appear before him at biz Office IN Tho I'd civil
district Of Cooke county tho ih dlyo November 1866,
or Il will be proceeded with partr lis further order
cd that h notice be- published four Wcck IN Brownlows
Whg,
ptji CORNELIUS sMElCER, p.
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COAL! COALl! COAL!l,
DARTIES WHO MAY FEEL DISPOSE

tako stock lu good steamboat for the purpose Of
ghDg aud thereby usurng supply Of coal for winters
use reasonable price will peace call at the Office Of
NILES s co, ocoeo BANK building.
nP Prompt action will be saving OF expense and trouble
luneli
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WANTED.

4 WELL FINISHED DWELLING
"a HOUSE pleasantly situated 10 kuorvllc Itnus con.
tain At least sir rooms, Apply TO
lelit NILES co,
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PROCLAMATION BN oN.FF SrON
Thurrdas April lJth, named Day al
THANH. iS,rg tor our NIc,Ollcs.

Ablpt, Arrd s.-Ipon couierips 9TH lasiy
prouiuou, e.u4eus OF Tie stat, liilIy, tho ian
lust, lne day appointed hy the lT,,dcni iur the Ma
tiousl ceremonies 40 raising the tinted states iAs
AT 80 sumter " deemed NEST appropriate occa-
sion 'o .hNnEsgisna, PRAYER ALI .I'.sc 20 Almighty
Cos a. matt. MAJ succe'ses art tAo bright pro-
poets Of returning peuce aud frIartN -lrmo-,. "a
deier-nce, hos We, Ten TIC VI lc- now IT, ds kno Sn
60 ue OF mHuy % lt., .oaA ir,, c-eu,,ug sou.e
of our Ie!W.ul &. uom.-sl9ua ,Aag tie tc.,rusie'
day it colby .O''.'- ~ The SOLEMN ot,erv,ucr a.
Church 81, ,Ica, T. i'e4'en D.. r,l..u, Guvrruo- Oh
the stale Of Sew No,t, 11 tacrtfon suori my so
clAmatlou aud -, apart l~Dr.lsy, the ~ INST
t. tho rrr ZEE, Iccoume. led.
Dated ,yus. O. n-.H y r.,.J>.
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~ wap-hn-y 'C-ny MrrAin. CoWpAnv''
y. ...s. anu tie Union sleyta-is Factory were
,s..r.,cd ~ ire "a saturday morning LIS
- d.. r'o.cp.
.at.., O. prrimeni "a w. rDei r.. ths sfp-
t.-r u zen. '-i ,..'I.saerU u 't.r't.. B..
Nr s.lsrr.. Q-szer Cfg. Car ,-O..-e, e.''Ao'
iutu, .3bIcco, s.oes, ct.
hI1rr iven.y pile:s charged With hI' ~ Hr'
mrt'. teen e1nrloycl "a blockade steamers ~,
r.ur Lo,,tcn tie vs. Indies AID W ming ton "
& u,yo t.e1 ,ttestOd at the later city.
OsH hUrdrod Cansdis"s passed through n'r.
oo-tct W. -lursdas, On her way a. the tnilS ~
Ware D, Connecticut one coupe, ss's u
Pr. v-,- ilsseI With DrOof Vi twenty -'tr'1
.h'd-cn enough " rIu small 'scsory 'hou'
oih-r :.
Tnr N ssoIr Eyrrfitc,S, - the Gu ir7 tayf
[, .t'c- Va en- received II ~ a meuocf ~ VOC
Nl,,,.fU .huos infantry, sat ouei 81 We" w
Ic,-s ,.4tu. tat SOL t.t ono hundred and seV-n.
e. th.t re- st pershed 20 asiorrD' IN We -
49,. s..,s " to.rd . trapspyn ~ the Lsy u NJ
4 bile
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,-f>.N ~ southern c,7 ho~evc' Aa' ge''4c
x-rsh. D.. o.. a..' o.. a.'-' -'.'. '- ''-
.<inoe tie s.fr.s.l .: E.ute ..-.a-n To- - "e-''
v, may eS- e,t 10 l,lr1 .u % e. lbs. tha' O." 81
CITY has ,u-cumh,I To TIE C1.Jr ofesTfs an1
.dded the last y, The Lat o. -. p.--cd 80
The inve.,m.n. NJ spanish i.It iofnhj"e
..'thvofi on the eat siGe d D. tno 10. 90 ~
1Denced BY tru. GrAnrefs e. - Oh be -''D ''' 'h
tho 9Th. forc's we're sr.nei ia ne Of o'''' 'oo
lively stinni.lins ras seqt w during tie Tit'' "
the rebels telg fIvon sck ani ioiccl u go io'-
use In their rife pie ON the some e. o1I *
risLer. AID rork,.. advascei 10 si.Ln - ~-rta %
the fort white n.re, " four Of our tstt' 10. zee
plAntei from 5yJ 80 vslas utty l.AiYe W hL9'
wsy. ~ Ls'rtrc.a.t, sur .eSeisl ~ rioua se' dcf'a
occu rcd tai.Irh tle 'rpc ~ ~ 500, u y
sev,rs llHin,'s VII "'' beiLs e'in'i A'Lsa ~ a.
Aoou, 9ftcs N the mrnirc q ,ae -. 800.
ton NJ tic hiuu'y-t..' ilntos NJ u fHuetl
1iH.rf v.." teut o.t 70 fou,.' a g. .''o- pi ar
sdvsn. etfi1e Of sn-tn'h'rs AZ t.o asn,,. they
b. boa p'ry pprr Hr-d u,sn me ,o.'. b'ins
Io'u 90 90 our men a lu-E uufsr' = - s..u
opened aong the entire hoe. JL- f' riui.' e.. t'e
nj ar- d0v,n back. lu. t'i,ai '',ch o. -.cius
si,n o. zen, els'i me a s., fs,t
i,rul'od oil ,is s'ui. iiu.. 'A'. ~" I''',n !"
hs,c ,uif 'v' N,H~. At - - - 49,
The lo.,e, TO-. General st'''", vncI i'' " D''-
roiN on th" a. s'tc. .A'o'..' d "v v'"'I -"
fOwsyar, H.. ,rfo 90 Ifrr1trd tflt,' Org lIf"c
ondr IT, fclei 'tiO ! ,.Au'on. hi''i g.. y,
either To- oar ri, ~ D.. a.-t .' raytI..,
nTouH''i pt~~ 90 fl "A .'' q. - y 30.
,n ,y 49,, ID, r.. t.e Noll" I'D hor,y.r-''
Of cavalry ua.,. . u''1 az 'u.."o' .'ilrihs 90,
cay Gred iue hr.''i'ap .o'si' ....,.
land soc o. OF ntyy "a r.A''e y 49,
'E,..t -, 49,. q .,,. y t.peh.yo EiskHta>
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BROOKLYN.

THE FuRMAS STREET DIsAsrER-lHvEsrI
CATION BlFoEE THE CogoSEH.-lho iuvesusstor
into the circumstances conncc'ed with the recent
Disaster In Furman street whereby four pefsons .os'
their lives, commenced before the Coroner and
jury on Saturday afternoon. Several wi;- wee
examined.
lanes s. Smith, residing In Portland svsrne, scar
petAlh testified tina, he VIA on the orfoI ne t.-u.
inr buildinr with other, AnH -hile thee. IVES
the io't At the time. w. '"orc Ha"isut cgIio'c7
them to leave. TIE ,'"ea tcTsrc.. ihIv sc'e
PLAYING on NE 20, ~ nuie o. two 'iic' re
directed the moScmer'e Of At Alemcn tul heard ~
Wm wc.-el. Of is fork street .I-r,ov Cl,y, ie,.
tfed that lc 1pon he roof ~. ne t'iruat l =
ing, % luiinnI - sci told ths chief Eu2iIar' that
10 mind hi IA hi'. $, re ne Cautioned liA
thai ;he rot vS ~ asnrer of m.iug AZ minute.
Tie caution WA .npl euOrl 20 lee board uy ell. The
dr1uc. were ap ,nuv dong ro ;ooa the. e. they
wee lhrowin' hy SetcE INTO the street. Aitcr the
rear rh,u 'nU GOT vent N. lghorcd unHcr J. i'm
p-e son that 1Lr Chef Euiinoer vent down stth tue
T.. D. rc!rer, Of We. % Hies- str~-'. heard the
chez r.c Ger and supposed 10 TO 10 m order "
yGcae tie iooi some Az OF IL mnues before the acei.
! dent
Robert Barr, Assistant Engineer, testified that he
va pressnt A. the hie' but beard no orders gvcn TO-
about hs al hour when the roof fell IN, And assisted
several p9n ont 81 the ruins. The question af the
cu ity OF hetl buildings had never leen raised
tho Lrpmcn 70 he know edeo. Had no conversation
With the Chirf Engineer that night and did cot con
| slider thN Their. any dsnavr. Did not know III,
chief vas there A. the time the roof tell Ia Did nj
think IL safe to have covering VI earth thee,
| buildings.
GrurPe ,iolran. Of 70 Er zine, testified that th.
Chlef Eusiueer ordered the yea the roof TO cess
playing, ~ they NCte throN ing the water on tho,
below. As tue order no Of ~ 90. he went on Ia
r- himteli The fire hGi h,VH l4ri4iuf about halt a.
hour AZ the time. Ia = les nina e. thereafter th
Chlcf kn.ncer save the oFdef 10 stop playing HI
| IOO Tell IL.
The lnqui.iton will b, resumed this afternoon a
one oclack
THK DRAFT. Tho draft was resumed in IN
81 district on SATURDAY., AMI thu Of tho.e en-
rolled IN the Second War pms In the wheel an,
drawn sut. Among those drawn are {. Jerome Hop
kins the artist, and Sir. james Farley, sergeant, {
tie l4th leeimeuL
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TUE YEAR OF 1rBiLEr.-The coiofei fok'
Of lhls city N celebrate the 18th Inst, IN honor
Of the sboli'ion Of slavery in the D.trc, Of CoiutneA
sad the Jfr IT. psc'le:ts Of gu anc!pli.oa genersy
They propose 20 have = uilitA.y parade, and an eu-
to-,ainincn at Cope Bstiiu .. They have inyitsd
Genera Butler and several other iaudstoss VI their
rnce, 10 10 preseut
THH SPECIAL COMMITTEE Of the Common
Council met saturday and dete rmined to tosi the
legality Of the Fire Department Act lately passed by
the LepisetuTe
TIE METHODIST TPiscOrAL CONFERENCE
which has been In session ou come Hv- sdjournei
on Saturday, .fter maxim most Important amend
men; TO their articles Of die .. By which la de-
lees'es vii In future b. admit ed TO tho Conference
and have a vote. therein. Hitherto his va the
only religion. body In which the laws governing II
we're nsde entirely by the cle'sy
REcRuiTING. 49, The Volunteer Committe.
recruited about io-'y mea on Saturday and consid.
| cradle uumber we're recruited BY the provost nsr.
,Aas To-day the Committee viii cease mus'ering
In men, and Si send all applicants TO the provost
marshall in aoeorGAncs with a resolution already
published
| Central PARK.-Ou Saturday three bufTs-
locs, bril-, COW and calf arrived hoEs board the
.te.nei hudson, from Mor-head City, C They
we're ciptuyd near Columbia, !. G., by the forssers
Of zen. woois divi-.on, li,h Amy Corp. during
the recent grand march Of Gen sherman uor,hvsrd,
and ser To Gen. Me.esI vho presented them 70 our
Cen,tsl Park Commissioners, and tie snimab are
| nov lo~.'.i In the Park and make q valuable add
! ,,,,, o., 49, ,,.t...s.t .,tt..,ior 49,.
| 'oI =" WV N"o ""''A o"'''e''"" 'N''''
| Tue BRITISH AMBASSADOR. Sir Frederick
| Bruce, the new British AmbAssador, sho arrived
hero few DAY, aga len for WA,hinston a. midnight
| on saturdAy
The .IRMrgu pAssOyYa -Ihis memorable
| .,- :
! ieSt o. hs Jews wiz commence hhsenihs' anu
| continue iii 1tufot on Tusadny. the 18Th inst
| S,>,o> c-r.,, r.. III ,.t,,,.. 3D.. ,h;,4
| oihON oiEhH, LHl.' WI uei'f the UNIV
OF lea Of lecture. for tho dvaneetnsnt Of ,cienre
| -, -, -. - .,,-..t .rA .,
ana hIN ~ the cooper 1 mon tls evening". Inc SUD
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MARINE NEWS.


ARRIVED.
str ,H5filPs- United S'atcs, MoreheA CITY
AprlrrrE New orleans; star VI the SOUTH Beau,
orr "a .trep. Monroe; Zodiac, Beauiort Gransda
Norok Va Hudson, Beaufort, 4, via Fort rens
NnuIoe: a eeor, Fortress Monroe, Ben ntford Hat.
L. = iu'et: John Gibson, AleNandriG NiCksburg ~
: 90 nll Hampton Roads; r len : leuy, New.
lon - via 70 t-ess h0nIoe' hHIauEAs CITY Point
VIA turgless Monroe.
SHIP southampton, whitney, London, With md.
BARKs-ses Sem, CArdih, via B@ton, ReclablIe
Itluid4i, CUBA.
BEi-s-D B poone, Trinidad, Cnba, II A Pitt
Errmu.a Onda Para; Manic Valley, Cieuiueros.
Water XIV Rio - ande del Sud; e. zee WUItLiue ton
Is lza. 1850, iGuAIe; AnfostuIa Cinda4 Dol.
MISUNDERSTANDING fI'h' EiIgnis; Hope,
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