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ards, but is the Best Tonic in the world,
READ WHO SAYS SO.
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fist Church, Pemberton, N. J., formerly Of the
Pastor Of the Baptist Church, Chester, Pa.
! have known Hoo1ands German Bitters favor
my own family, and have been so pleased with
their effects. that was induced to recommend
them 70 many others, and know that they have
great pleasure in thus publicly proclaiming this
fact, and calling the attention Of those afflicted
with the diseases for which they are recommended
TO those Bitters, knowing from experience that
my recommendation will be sustained. / do thi.
moro eheerfully as HooAands Bitters is intended
10 benefit the afflicted, and is mot rum drink"
Yours. truly, LEVI g. BECK.
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WITHIN the past few months there has
been wonderful Improvement in Chatta-
nooga, and the city is still growing, new
buildings are being rapidly erected, and
everything seems 10 be flourishing, business
being done almost entirely on the cash sys-
TEN. The wages Of the freedmen range from
s. 10 $40 per month, and board, and il is
said that there is very little complaint
against them as servants.
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EVERYBODY

Can set, in a scaled letter cnxelop, my TAsosr.
,0s,a,toms aad Treatment Of -Ne-poHs, Crfnai y
aad Ssracl Discusses clearly deliseufing al die
edsed coaditions. with full symptom Lists. for two
three-cent postage stamps to prepay postage.
Circular for Ladies' relating TO Dsseo>es e Puberty.
HeasfruafiSn ard Prcgssoscr, Be-
;anssl--6ms dkw
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Union and American.
Reading Matter on Each Page.

WE love the sublime-we are pleased with
the ridiculous-and yet there are few paint
ers that can group them in the same picture
without lowering the tone and often destroy
ing the merit which each, separately, posses
ses, but which, in coatrast, they lose. The fol-
lowing happy combination Of the grotesque,
the burlesque, the sublime and the ridicu-
lous, from the lively imagination of our
esteemed friend and former associate, JOHN
E. HATCHER, is the most perfect success we
remember to have read Of the kind:
POEM OF PASSION.
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ron RENT.

TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS IN THE
IL Fourth story " the uNEos AND AaRRlcAN
Block. vel adapted % may purposes. Apply
Al the eountinS -room1f fhis o1Ice
,,.., r. c. HUNTINGTON 4 co.
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Az exchange, speaking Of the difficulty
attending extemporaneous speaking, SAYS
that young lawyer, who had never had a
case in court, was invited 10 deliver an ora
ton on the occasion OF the dedication Of
new bridge. He had an idea that no prepa-
ration was required, and accordingly as
cended she platform, amid the profound at
tention of bis hearers and delivered the fol-
lowing;
"Fellou-oitirone Five and forty years ago this
bridge built By your enterprise. was part and
parcel Of the howlinE wilderness" He paused for
: moment. "Yes. fellow eitizcns. only ave and
forty Year, gro. this bridge, where now stand
was part and parcel Of the bowling wilderness"
Again be paused. torics Of good. 20 on."l Here
was the rub. Il feel Il hardly necessary 20 repeat
that this bridge. fcllow-ctiScns only Ave and
forty years ago part and parcel Of the howiing
wilderness and i viii conclude BY saying that L
wouldn't care . damn II Il was part and parcel Of
Il now" 1867
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HOLD
D--N 1T. HoRATIo. sTOPiiill
moBriin. Ala. Nov. 50. 1865.


OBSERVANCE OF LENT-The season Of
Lent which commenced yesterday, IL OBJ
served with great strictness by the members
Of the Roman Catholic Church. 1t is the
season which commentaries the forty days
passed by our Savior in the wilderness.
Bishop Lavialle has not that we are aware,
publicly announced the rules TO be obeyed,
but the following are commonly prescribed
in all the dioceses
l. All the faithful who have completed
ir twenty-first year are bound 70 observe
Fast and Lent unless dispensed with for
Innate reasons.
pne meal a day is allowed, except on
".
he meal is not to be taken until about
those DAYS on which permission is
6to eat meat, both meat and fish are
used at the same meal, even by
7condiment.
collation., or partial meal, is allowed
evening. The general practice of
Christians limits its quantity 20 the
part of an ordinary meal.
Bread, butter, cheese, fruit Of all kinds,
), vegetables, and fish are permitted at
Collation.. Milk and eggs are prohibited.
CestOnl mas maui IL LAWFUL 10 uilnA III
morning some warm liquid, such as tea
,ad coffee, or thin chocolate made with
water.
8. Necessity and custom have authorized
the use of lard instead of butter in prepar-
ing fish, vegetables, etc. =
III Y. The following persons are not bound to
observe the fast viz: An under twenty-one
years OF age; the sick those who are obliged
10 do hard work, and all who. through
weakness, cannot fast without injury to their
health. t =
10. BY dispensation, the use Of flesh meat
will be allowed at any time on SUNDAYS, and
once day on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays. with the exception of
Holy Thursday, and second and last Satur
days of Lent -.
IL. Persons exempted from the obligation
Of fasting by age or laborious occupation, are
not restricted TO the use of meat at one meal
only on those days on which its use is
granted by dispensaiion.
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In STORE AND FOR SALE Low:
so barrels Yellow Sugars. different grades,
% barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
50 barrels A and B Coffee Sugar,
80 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
sacks Old Gv't Java Coffee
5 Jacks Mocha Coffee,
800 lbs choice Green and Black Teas,
$50 barrels Extra Family Flour
$500 lbs Sugar Cured Hams,
1,500 lbs Dried Beef
% barrels N. o. Molasses,
. half barrels do
Is kegs Golden Syrup,
1000 lbs Cod Fish,
50 boxes Cheese,
Is barrels Butter Crackers
100 Cases Cove Oysters 49,
Is Cases Sardines. Fl
100 Packages Maekerel, II
SO boxes Palm and Rosin Soap
50 boxes Star Candles, RI
so boxes Taiiow Candles.
10 Terces Lard,
Is Kegs Lard,
Together with Figs, Raisins, Almonds, Brazil
Nuts. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Madder.
CopPeras, Alum. etc., Lcgwood, Brooms Buckets,
Fresh Fruits, Brandy Fruits, Matches. Backing.
Pepper Sauce, Catsup, Pickles, Preserves ard
many other articles too numerous to mention, all
OF which are offered as cheap as the cheapest.
b. S. HAMILTON.
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LILO U o R S.

Is barrels Simon Crows white-wheat Whisky, Ger
fine.
. barrels Old Bourbon Whisky,
. barrels Robertson County Wisky,
10 barrels New York Brandy,
10 barrels Holland Gin,
10 barrels Jamaica Rum.
J cask Superior Cognae Brandy,
10 baskets fine Champagne Wine,
20 eases Catawba Wine.
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al GLASS IN MUSIC

MRS. L. V. BROWN WILL GIVE LESSONS
vi in Music to q small class Of young ladies, at
the customary rates. Her rooms are IT Mrs. Ran
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EOR RENT.

FRONTING ON CHURCH STREET. IN THE
IL UxTox AND AMERICAN Block, Room admir-
ably suited for an Office or small Retail Business.
Apply ct the Counting Room Of the UNION AND
AnrRrcAY jan4-tf
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France.

In the Corps Legislatif, after debate regard.
ing the temporal power Of the Pope. Jules Fsvre and
Others having spoke in favor Of its separation from the
spritua the paragraph in the address relative 10 the
Roman question was adopted by 2ls to IL.
DISPATCHES had been received in Paris announcing
the death Of the King Of Siam.
The Paris Paris says that the answer OF the Emperor
Macmillan to the mission Of Mr.. Saiard lie not e1-
pected in Paris before the beginning Of April
Ia the Corps Legisat in paragraph of the address
relative 10 Mexico ~ Rouher demanded that the de.
bate should be adjourned, the communications OF
France Mexico could not have been received or ex
aDined.
The debate then turned the question whether par
ngraph should be voted suppressed.
NJ. Rouher said that by voting on the paragraph at
once without debate. the Chamber would not PREJUDICE
the question discussion being reserved until the recent
diplomatic dispatches are presented 10 the Chamber.
The paragraph was finally adopted with reservation
suggested by NJ Rouher.
The Prince Imperial was suffering from mild attack
Of meesles
The Bank Of France returns show an increase Of cash
gfoyer slI and a mai million francs Paris Bourse
nrIner; cot. SO. for the Rehes.
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Observation-Disclosures.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Funds STEADY Tue
Discount demand very active. and the rate remains ~
Al cent Notwithstanding the Bank return shows eoh'iu
increase in bullion it regarded unfsvorabe
liabilities show en- increase, ana tae iefe''o VI "0'
dminution. 80 o ,.o ooo ..xl,,
Applications for the Chian loan oil i4'oooV s'sis'
were nes rly eight times the required amount - ~
IIvFHPooI March 3-BREADsrurYs are dul put s1eauy'
,t T1onr dnl but steady Wheat quiet but firm Winter
Rcd l0dlO 6 Southern Red lOdlo6 Corn steady al 600
PRoysIoys ,ctive and tending upward Gordon, Bruce
Co and Bgand Athya Co. report: beei active anu e.u
ing upward Pork scarce and Cd hgher Bacon sead
DIFFERENTIATION 20 an Butter quiet and steady heese
active and az higher Talow hIIner-sAies oil America"
PRopucE-The Brokers' Circular reports Ashes steady AZ
30 6a3l for Pots and 80 1875 for Pearls Sugar ted up
ward Coffee steady Rice inactive Linseed firm Ihsrea
CaIes firm aud quiet at 80 lOl049l2o Sperm On quie'
at 9l8a fl2O. Rosin flat and easier common A"''
r. az g. Spirits Turpentine nominal at 20 d4Oi' III
Bout English Co. report Petroleum still deehnins' WI"
sales at 202 for Refined. , ps,re.
Lospos MARKRTs-Barngs Circular reports paeao 80,
oie md steady Iron quiet. steady Gomez que,
and rar;iav easier Rice steady. lee inactive. Inns.
Cakes buoyant slO 5s III Spirits IaIp.nnhe eGINe a.
q 6a4l. Petroleum dull at 22 Sperm On steady 'so"
irregular; sales AZ "a g. FL. ,ho o.
At s6 S fer money L. s SOS at 1old7ci Enc shafes %
d55l Illinois Central shares i8td1st
LATEST
LIVERPOOL March 6-Cotton-Sales yesterday o. 1o'vp
bses Including 600 to speCgstors and exporters Inc MAJ
let closed quie but steady. The Australians news WIS
not published till the close Of business
Breadstufs inactive
Provisions firm. ,e.-o-
LoSpoy March AConos closed yesterday At ttt az ioi
money United States Five-Twenties. NtdNt limos
Central shares TT Q78. Erie shares sd a'tt
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
The widening Or Ans.ss.-The Tax Levy
--Celebrasisn Of -. PssFick's Birth.

The Widening Or Anu.st.-The TAX Levy
--Celebrasisn Of 30. Pasrick's Birth.
day.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday after
ternoon; in the absence Of the President Mr. SrAcoM
presided.
A resolution presented and laid over requesting
the Corporation Counsel to stay proceedings relative
10 the widening Of Annst until otherwise ordered by
the Common Council
The preamble and resolutions from the Aldermen In
relation the contemplated demonstration OF our Irish
fellow citizens on the approaching anniversary OF d.
Patrick's birthday. were read.
MI PULLMAN moved that the whole subject lie upon
the table This Board had nothing to do with this mat
tar The members OF the Board not sent here TO
egislate either for Irish German SOciees il was
none OF the business Of this Board TO entertain matter
Of this kind. ,
Mr. ROSTER said there could be no expense attached
TO this matter Gratitude due the Irish citizens OF
New York at the hands Of the Common Council These
Societies should have opportunity OF enjoying them
selves and he hoped the resolution would be adopted
The resolutions were concurred in
The annual tar levy amended and adopted by the
Aldermen was laid over
Mr.. KELLOGG offered resolution that the Corpora
ton Counsel be directed TO appeal from the Judgment
OF the General Term Of the Supreme Court TO the Court
Of ppeas in the matter Of the mandamns against the
Common Council for the creation OF certain Market
Stock for the purpose Of erecting Market In the
Eie hteenth Ward; which was adopted.
resolution authorizing the Coroners 70 advertise In
two daily papers fall description Of all unknown dead
persons upon whom inQuests may DO held was adopted
resolution appropriating sl2473 Co to deiray the
expenses incurred IN the celebration OF washington
birthday was adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
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match Of the 9th of February s received Mr. oewardd
states that the United States VIII remain ~
Marco in view of the promised evacuation OF the o"un
try by the French troops -, .orranb in
The French Corps Legslaf voted the PARAGRAPH -
the address relative 20 Mexico without in
serving debate mon It until the late correspondence III
regard TO that country is published . ,ha, ,ha
The Dublin correspondent OF The 2i fayt uSs "o
ninad II 10 believed that he IL in Dublin. and the
noce are almost certain of speedily srresting nm;
= that he has managed TO escape thus Ear ny
The Paris Bonrse closed firm on tbe3d inst at o'i
SIC. for the Rentes- Y,;
The following are our latest dates from India;
nv the Bhootanese is confirmed. The troops are re-
turning from Bhootan
The Sultan of Muscat has been murdered.
The tribes on the coast are IN revolt 49,,
Imports areIquiet. Cotton dull. Exchange y lfd
Calcutta, Feb. 26.--The markets are unchanged
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Great Britain.

In'tbe House of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone gave
notice that he would the 18th Of March eau atleh
ton 70 the paragraph in the Queens speech referring 10
Parliamentary reform. Returns IN regard 10 cohstnu
epoies &c were in preparation, but possibly mlghi
not be in the hands Of members before the above date
in which case although he should ask leave to ering ID
Reform BILL il would be open 20 members to object 70
lis being read until the returns were laid on the table
This announcement is regarded evidence that the
Cabinet is united upon the Reform Dill, ana ne con
elusive ~ the idle rumors OF the 1esghaohs
In the House of Commons the I'd inst, Mr.
Gregory moved an address 10 the Queen ID favor o
establishing the principle that private property az sea
should be free from capture He said it was ALMOST
suicide for England to allow things to remain as ney
are for in the event Of war she might lose her entire
carrying trade.
The question was debated pro and con by numerous
speakers. III, -. a..
Government to assent 10 il. The effect II carried out
would be to tie up the hands Of the Government when
sbey ought TO be as free as possible.
The Attorney G eneral also opposed the measure az
most impOlitie and difficult Of adoption.
The motion was finally Withdrawn.
The Shipping Gdsetn says that the steamer SIRIUS
fitting out for the Republic Of Colombia on the Thames
has been seized BY the Government. 1t also gives a.
rumor that Spanish iron cads fitting out on the Thames
have likewise been seized
The West India mails with Jamaica dates OF Feb
Z, had reached England,
ings of the Special Commission. from the special cor
Tie T,ses edoraly contends that the evidence leaves
no reasonable doubt that the mutiDous spirit in Jamaci
was ripe for rebellion and that the massacre at Norsn
Bay was not an unprecedented event. IL admits tina
acts Of detestabe iuhumanity committed by per
sons wearing the English uniform.
The correspondent Of The Star says that the sooe
truth is more frightful than the widest imasina'o
could have conceived.
The Daily News says that the first impressions OF IN
terrible and unwarrantable cruelty committed, are un
doubtedly confirmed by the evidence.
Mr. Benjamin Coleman. editor OF TIE SptrnZa
Md9a7iHs who was under trial at the Old Bailey, TO
publishing libel on Sothern. the actor applied for
postponment Of the trial on the ground that il wa
necessary 10 procure witnesses from NewYork. III
libel having been copied from q paper published Il
that city. The Sunday Tines. The application wa'
refused.
scandalous divorce case had been tried in London
The petitioner was Mir. Cayendish, whose wife
daughter OF Lord Clare eloped with Lord Cecil Gordon
The jury gave Mr.. Cayendish verdict for $1,000
damages.
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Steamship Etna (Br), Tfbbe.s Liverpool l,t mat with
md's and $50 passengers to John O. pes % inst % od
neil !th lat Ro?. long :sic, passed ship Sunrise from
Liverpool for NewYok. 20 days out. Same day sl7 mes f.
Sandy HOOK steamer supposed the City Of Manchester
bound g. also Of the National Cos steamers bound T.
Steamship Union brl Palmer London Feb e. With md'e
to Thos DunhaID.
stesp,hIp, Hsitsns Parrish, Richmond nd'e to Living
STEAMSHIP 81 Cid Hobart N. C.. mdse to C. Goodspeed
Steamship Washington. Chichester. Philadelphia ndse to
j. Had. A., Ill.,, "a, 49,, ,..
steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington. N. C., md'e to
Steamship Dudley Buck Knight N-wOrissn. via Dry Tor
tugas aud Key West eth inst. to U, QnartsrmssteE
Steamship Fung Shuey. Cough, NewOresns 9Th inst ii g
H.. $. ". Pass pun, md,.. and pass X. Lo~den.
steamship 0u,sie, T-lfair Dean. Morehesd city N C.,
ship Fortune ,i.n..l, woa' London via Falmouth :"
Bah Xlmeus swan Rotterdam Nov Is via Bermuda II d.
with md... to la. W. Elwel &Co
Bak Ella Virginia, johnson baenos Ayres 70 dsys with
hides, Ae., to Dowlry: CornenA Co.
Barb Adesnde Johan,eu. Santos es days with coffee tc
Barf An.us.r. AIbOe, bordeaux 80 days with wine to
B.rt White Cloud Freeman, Cedar Keys Fla. % days
with cedar to u. W. Land Go.
BARK Chr.tsn. lswsd,hl Almgren. Newcastle, 90 day.
saw schooner dsmsutsd wso and abandoned spps
Bsfk J.sne Iof Mebourue) Bsker Choo; October u
passed Aner Nov 49, Cape OF Good HoPe Jan o. ST. Hell
ena Jan. "a with lea to Canary Isles va. hovsto Cd Csp'
ss ~.s h' SMITH S. with cotton M
Ward Go.
Brig a. w Barter Yreehy Dsrien, Ga. 10 days with tim
ber to Thompson Hunter
Brig Abbie C. rtcomb Ttcomb, Apaschcos IS days with
cotton to T.. ID. Hurlbut Co.
Brig Cavour (Br Palermo II days. with uit ke. to P.
| Nevius Son. . ,
Brig Dove lBr) Burger, Remedies - days. with molassc
| to P. I. Nevies Son.
Bris Ruby (Br) Foley Halifax 10 days. ssh to Psn'toI
Co.
| Brig Tangier, Smith, Fernandna.
Big Guietts Msreses Palermo 50 days with fruit to Jas
Robinson Il Co. - . .
Brg Italia tsi) Romano, Palermo So days with rui. t
| Slocoucb Smith.
Brig scio (of Barbsdoe Brown, Cenuegos Is days will
sugar 10 Miller Houghton.
Brig Ann Wheaton tof Plymouth Eng), Priddle, Londol
IS days. with mdse. to Geo y. Buley
Brig Ocean Wave, Barter, Savannah days, with timber
| H. w Lowe Co.
Brig James NJ Wiswa (newl, Chase, Maehias timber
laths. H. Talbot Coo.
schr J. b. Myers. Van Chef Wilmington.
| Sehr Mott Bade. Wilmington, N. &.
Schr Dundee Orb Loomsr San Juan - days. with strou
Bros
Sch Serene B.. wsismsD. Mobile " days. with s0..od
pastey
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LIVERPOOL, March 3.-At the Central Grim.
inal Court to-day Mr.. Coleman pleaded guilty to the
charge Of libsling Mr.. SOhern the actor and made
ample apology, retracting the libel Mr. Coleman was
then fined $50.
TAs London TINES Of to-day Publishes letter signed
j. H. Livingstone in which tho writer ssks leave
American 70 protest emphsticay against the Grafton
by Mr. Bancroft Mr.. Livingstone says that he never
felt more ashamed than he did upon reading that
ton He declares that il was d disgrace to Mr. Ban
and 10 those Americans who became accoInpcess by
listening to IL.
LONDON March 4-The Memorial Dipl0man9as IS
ssTts that the ysnlv Of w, Seward " the fTepeh du
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tainly II was not prepared 10 meet IT, The idea 90 one
who has seen enormous forces organized with niue russ
and great quckness) Of throwing country INTO
furry bv calling out and forming 10000 men is absurd;
II $4,000 were called out IL ought not to cause tus
excitement The fact is there IS went OF system "a
this country If 100 coo men were, IN good times ois
nged as an armv II would be easy 10 call out any part
of il in an emergency every man knowing MS P'ace
and every officer his command. .I
II is not for 10 say whether canada Is 70 pe
At and neither the Government has been unnecessarily
alarmed can only look at its action IN tue na,'er
1t must be said however. that each day the euun!
grows better prepared for defense ana tha1 now " 40
In state to meet an enemy Of 35 600 TO 40 Ooo men.
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sMIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK March

Cleared.
Steamship Monesa Marshrnan Charleston Livingston, Fol
Co.
Steamship Veteran StannArd. Savannah Murray Ferris
Co
Steamship Chase, Roath Savannah l.. L. Jones
Steamship Starlight, P.diick Washington, ID. T., Arhu
Leary.
Steamship Norfolk I.ncr, Philadelphia. j. Hand.
Steamship Eastern City, NJ indy. Phscephis, j. IT, Ruoh
Steamship Warrior, Mott, Providence, Neptune Steamship
Go.
seam,h Nereus Bearse Boston Neptune Steamship Co
Ship Henishers, Berrson, Liverpool. Williams Cuen
Ship Anna Blanchard, uavfe, Boyd Hincken.
Ship Thatcher Msgoun, Peterson San Francisco, sutton
Co. 49,, , .
Bark Elm Young tBr.l Hatfield, Queenstown via Philadel
Bark Diana Breml sausarr. Rio Jaueiro. Pendsrsast
Bros. a Go.
Bars Felix BeInsbO ,Fr) Cornon st. Pierre Mart. Ba-t
Ter A DE Ner,u.
Buk Powhattan Potter. singapore n L. Mccresdy Co
Barb Wsyarer (Brl Bskord Rio laneiro, j. L.. fhpPs
Co.
Brig Sitka -, 81. John s. Mishssna.
Brig Glove ItaL Feascanaro Bristol, A. 7. Asres,e.
Brig Ocean Belle DR., Herchs AM Cages Brett, Son
Co
Brig Taba (Br.l Campbell DeniMsrs. r. Z. Buck Go.
Bril- Naitd Richardson CienIegos Tucker Lishtbourn
Brig C.ntaur Maston, CienfueIcs Thompson Hunter
Brig A. b. Cook Small. Port Royal. BiIby Co.
Brib r. G. Wright Hugg. Baltimore Van Brun Slsght.
schr J. l.. Bswl.y Loyeland, Petersburg Van Brunt
Saght
Van BIunt Slaght
Schr Ida l.. Bacon, Charleston, Brown Vanderbilt
schr. Edith Wheeler Mobile. l.. ID. HuIlbut.
Schr Robt Knapp. Sackett, Stamford.
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COURT CALENDAR-TBrs DAYg

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-PAR I.-ShOr
Causes-No 59 1920 1885, 1873 1890 PHO 1884, llO. 1895
1885, 2oOi 1919 lOl6 lO6 2ol3 1884, 2l7e 700 22Ss 22s
2ggl 1896 1886 1888 2225 226J, 20l2. PART lad
ourned to Monday neIt. PART ilNo. 875 29. 49, ii6
1890 Az 1903, 1925 s3 1913 COO 2a9 6i5 $50 7o5 ~ ~
rs T3I, g8 SPECIAL TgRa-Nos lf lo9, l9l, IA, 225
M 229 800 25l 49, 49, 234 215 2 49, 1885, 800 2iO 2il
2i2
SUPERIOR COURT-PART Nos 1881, 1873
1883 25lT 79 47l9 1888 1885, 1857 1892 1891 1898, 1895
1917 1890 PART II-Nos 248! 2ii6 25e6 2O2 $3.50, 266
1890 1896 26t0 26i2 264f 26i6 1850 265l. 1854
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART Nos
$50 8 1883 1919 1867 1879 1890 1871 I52 1922 1924 1875
1921 1923 1890 PART Nos. l252 tl1 83 8t3 1881, 1863
89l. 1877, 1929. 1862. 1909 1896 1921. 1882. 1883
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-March To-
Nos. 70, S. s. 76i 49, s. CO. e. go a. o., &c. a. 90
90, 81, 90, l0l, lG2. l03 lO4.
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Ilavan n.
HAVANA. Saturday, March Il

Havana. Saturday, March ~ Ieeo'
The British steamer Cadmus, eight days ron
Vera Cruz arrived here today and fired salute Oh -
guns which was returned by the flagship theh Wy 'ho
forts, and then by the Spanish Admiral. T., =. ,ov
The United States gunboat Chieera came IN to-uhy
from Key West Her commander was sau'eu WIN
five guns by the Spanish flag ship ..o -
towing the schooner Mathde with 35 slaves on poaru
said TO belong to Pancho Marty. 1t SAID thefe arc
more on board the steamer. making l.5|2 ID all