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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-06

FAMILIAR SCIENCE Is mo-, 309 pages
This small work IAN excellent aOrdgement Of the foTeSclr =
has also had an immense sale, and in announcing new e-
ton the publishers assured that the demand Tor II VIII re
largely increased
EEf.
SHEPPARDs CONSTITUTIONAL. TENT BOOK.
and
EV.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-06
TO THE MERCHANTS AND FARMERS
OF TENNESSEE.


Formerly of Knoxville, Tenn.
Office, $ Broad Street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-05
NEw pUsLrcArross.

TUE SELECT MERCANTILE ADvEErfsgR -THK
nrsi ngmhef q Ne seo.. ngethi, lggfns al y ss,sf
by The lrfssnef ths fs4h ifl A.
rsats dlg~rsory a N@w rovt arns lsarra al -
vholr 6es0sa g. Ne lnier~-s. 81 rshas sdssr-rf ss
sl- q say ohr osrna n tss tnse NJ moe h.n -
sdsefusrru~ns ~ tha kin1 ~ busnsas ~ - -
niied III he ~ tts lourrai We vgarh ~
ne r-tsbty a al s1v~rus~rs ssd 80 - -
prhis ratrgnsxs f saf sher psftiessrs sefss-
Chsn~s n ~ Co. pseh<hsfs 81 hry.1rsJ =. -.
Esf~r. ~ s-frH Ashsr rf~<tsnt h.ft~s
yEs Irssfsass ce@p~sy. y wsn s'l--s sp,rif,ss
NpsulffnHs tfps<~s. No 4 49, neu<~. fotn '. hh.
Csskier bin,h fsttynsl nses, n a. Asta~of. eag.s
sr..slc lss4sf a. ~ hfsslru.
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PROPOSALS.

MANNED cOrTor rnox rHg HrrEsr yfnE ne
~ sfs ~r-st Ne. tavs Fsftiss $40 tss~s
rrass s~.lsf prat@.. fof 80 tssshess ,.
ri IA y hsf a.rss r.s iAs ns,,sf thss si<sst-.
Fof farhsf lafgftn.fio1 sfffNss
~ .g.sts ..l,.r c.~-a..
viscHrr rfLrOt
si1sLuoh war INSURANCE co
Ne ~ AA0A1sAf.1 L.
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THE BALL SEASON.

T,HE THIRD ANNUAL BALL or THE WATERS
Protective and Benevolent ASSOCIATION will take place
on Wednesday evening February at the AkcrS Rooms
Late City Assembly Rooms, 4s6 broadway.
wM. McDERMOTT, President
sssuxI G. JoHSsos. Recording Secretary.
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SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.
(HofcR COTTON PLANTATIONS
~ FOR SALE.
CAREFULLY sELEcrED STOCKED, SUPPLIED AND

POR PLANTING THIS SEASON.
number OF choce Cotton Plantations. carefully selected
with view TO working this most elgby situated IN
the Yasoo and Mississippi Valley with comfortable rrs
dence. in some cases elegantly furnished ned with out
buildings and every description, stocked
cattle. horses mules and hogs supplied with abun
dance corn fodder and cotton seed, be pur
In time 70 work and the Labor
-rs on most of the Plantations Titles perfect Full and
minute description Of the above property be At this
ofce.
" T. burt, ESQ, Secretary OF the Company IL
Miss pp selecting plantations. examining titles and super.
visns the Of Northern account and
wifi remain south the last moment crop be planted
Tor this
,an be made through this ocs as late "a February IS
Also Sugar Plantation In Louisiana celebrated for ~
Yield having tho most perfect and complete machinery and
elegant residences FOR sale The
Inc machinery plantation imported from France
in so cost Sii2Oc and has been in use but year IL
choice Timber Lands Mineral Lands and Farming Lands
Cotton Sugar and Rice Plantations varying IN price and
ave- with perfect ues offered on the most advan-
hMERicAx LAND COMPANY AND AGENCY.
JoilY A. ANDREW, President.
WI. BORT, Secretary. xv ,,ovr
Vice President and General Agent
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vrwpyTy fsoo VALUABLE PLANTATIONS COTTON.
i Rice, and sugar. well improved, for sale At es bar
s.,.s aOOD wild LAMBS, principally Mississippi
veS hctom landa very valuable for timber and. prospect
,cv Tor cultivation Also Land. IN North and South Caro-
vric,,. fpply 70 GOODMAN a MERRILL. General Com
m,sson Nsrchanu, IS New stieet. New York City
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FURNITURE.

LwRxffuRE. CARPETS, BEDpIso, PARI.oa ANp
IN 1edroom Suite Ac At BtNDALIs 4 SCOTS, 30 and
Al usdson sSree, corner OF Canal ousskscpers viii be
sSpSiisd and can pay BY insismen's u preferred.
vnAurED-ruRSITURE cARrpTs. BEDS. &C. THg
w 49,. price paid for small or large 9uanues Apply
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A BuRNHAMs FURNITURE MOVING ESTABLISH
"A. men. us IVES, Eleventh si.ee, ne.r sii.h ..snas
forss bored and SHIPPED, furniurs ssored hoass Cd
v.oosd an ruuure. ~.
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BALES AT AUCTION.

a UCTIoN NOTICE-E ROTH, AUCTIONERR-AN
Extraordinary opportunity for housekeepers All the
elegant Furniture at ll9 West Eighth street. be-
tween Fifth and Will be sold at public auction
Monday afternoon Feb at ~ O'Clock consisting
elegant Paror suts covered In rich French satin brocate
and green figured reps; rosewood Eageres with French
plate back and doors;
STOOL AND COVER, COST 500;
eleRant rosewood and black walnut Tables
tsh Easy Chairs and Lounges, Receptions Chairs Bronze
Clocks rich Lace Curtains OH Paintings sewood and
hogany Bedstead Bureaus Rockers Sofas Spring
and Hair Mattresses Blankets Glass, China and Silver
ware, Table Cutlery, &c. Sale positive rain shine.
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DrRsrASr TO CALL AsEErINO - rifF pILH
satrs tHs gsaefal tetnnstss a ths fpf tiasai
trion uEsn sstca wss hsd Fftfsy sfsnirE fstfatv
a Nssf Nsl. ~ Esst Thiftssutk sfsst $50 ~ -
l1rng sTcrrt sefs uustItnaIsly 5000 " tftlssstS -
rres.sat panie n Ngfftfnp' sfnstssnt saff
tlfst w. Frysifsat william ". lfyfsi tsfstA 80
$3.50 We fr..t.us = ~ garft Itf..a \. 80
Hssgrfifg Nsrsstafy f~rfy a Hanasff. - - $40
N<Ff.fary ebsr~s T. ftatrhsF T-riY ssssl1a ssff
Ts-ssrsr. stspA.t H1s,srts. rr-ifik sd
Al ANA ff.6~ss flfsfrfft Trsfty $1,000 ~arf
y 4 scNEHskN Ffssafs.t gfy go.
UFwHy na~rnss. ~ses~tsfy - tsa
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A UCTION SALE OF TIMBER AND wOOD-SITUATED
"A the Hudson river opposite Hyde Park; sale at Ex
change Hotel Poughkeepse Thursday February l5 at
II O'Clock Seven hundred OF Standing Timber and
Woodoak maple and chestnu-w be sold In lots OF l0O
more suit purchasers chance for railroad
and lumber who desire timber railroad ties telegraph
poles and wood Sale positive. Apply to- VIM WRIGHT,
Ill Nassau street. New York.
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VI
w day at O'Clock A4 Canal street. large assortment
OF Household Furniture, &c from families removing Par
brocael harcloh and reps Pier Glisas btce
Curtains; Centre side and Extension Tables rich Velvet
Tapestry Three Ply aud other Carpets. OCoths wd
black walnut, mahogany and enemeled Suits Hail Mat
tresses Spring do Feather Beds Sheets Blankets Spreads
Table Linen Cutlery China, Glass and Silver Ware.
and Kitchen Furniture also 10 Leaf Tables also the furn
tue, &C. Of family from Laurens street; also IS Carpets
for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

Tho foauh subscription performance Of the French
troupe on last evening at the Academy OF Music
Tue house very fully and fashonabfy attended
The nrst piece gwen was la Ligne Dioie, scharmins
comedy proverb which We have played by tho
company Of Nile Rachel Madame iarInel, Who nllsd
the role ,hs, Madame Sarah Felix used play snained
with the grace aud distinction OF that clGrac
ter1e all the efforts OF that charming She
was crcelleptiy supported by NM Gently and Rons.e,
both talented and conscientious Artists Tho last ParD.
success, Lea Donesgua Feian pa Etrs'5H,. followed
Milo rotcl, Nine Bcrgeon, aud Metsrs Chol. pehgne
Barudorn, Edmond and Rousseau sustaining the pnne
pal characters As the title indicates. the plc,e s 4.
French version OF High Lfe Below Stair Ia "a fui Of
luderous situations aud was respectable, PLAYED Milo
Po,cl winning a. usual largo share OF the honors q.
Wednesday mex, vlc,oreu sarious comedy. T. fnsw,,
win be given By request, Lsrmet m,ving ho rensS
the occasion
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Brooklym city News.

-KArr,c At the Washington skating Pond, Brooklyn,
the ice in splendid condition, and !. the only pond al
present open for skating II will be thrown open for
vsi,orsioday Asrsnd earavs y set down 'or ioesaay
ncst al this pond.
ssRiors Cas- AcCtDrr ~ ATLANTIC srNryr-Aocat
hsfpast s,x O'Clock rJsy morning az one OF thsears
viii rss through Atlantic street belonging TO the Ess,
New York line its way 20 me ferry. while solng
down the fiade the horses became unnnanasesbie
that Il vas Impossible for The driver TO brase ~
while the car running down the tack with great
velocity, two Iassrnscrs named James Hay es and WI
20 Jump spd both recsiv "a les injuries by
dong &C. Ns Hayes, who was Immediately taken 70
phy scan found W have sur'aiucd fra iurc OF the
sgn b. .idrs seeersl conius0ns about the boiy. Mr.
wetts brought 20 he Long Island College Hospital
wLcrs UPON cxsn nation, h. was found 10 have Jared
sllll worse havn. liz arm broken and suffering from
number OF other Injuries about the body. Which rendered
ran "a the track and badly smashed up Al tn.
yout the driver James woore who had refnsurf o. his
post the mont platform, wns thrown " INC Iavcnicn,
ruch frrrr that hs icy brOkcn and DO rpccvcd
several internal snin 81 besdes lie nlto conveyed
the hoarai ire hcrses a'scncd 20 the car were NOT
hurt
Tw ST. Psrrrcx socfrrr ~ BROOKLYN held iis annua
meeting for the election OF Officers al the Of w
oathohe Library society, FRIDAY evenlsg rour ren
tlamsa dominated for tina Presidency, u,;--wu
Outgoing President Alderman fcrnan. Mr. Tefpsn On
rseiscted On the hflh be'let Jpc v H~nnc<y, IT, ws
slrctsd Fivy VIE president Tbys Kelly. ~scond VIC
| pregidcnt Thos y. Fitzgerald Rrco.flns gecfstary
Rrtard 4 Labor, Corresponding -c.earr. snd CHRIST,
| rher OXEN. rreasutsx
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vesseIs 81 and Near FORTRESS
Monroe.
DISASTERS ON the MISSISSIPPI.

Breaking UP OF the Ice ts the River ac st.
Louis-rerribIe Force OF the Ice-steEni-
boats ~nd Barges swept Away, sc.
NJ ST. Lous, Jan. Is, 1866
The stared again about eleven o'clock last highs
accustomed by tho breaking up the Missouri river ana
swept past the city with terrible force, sinking the
Nebraska City OF PeSn Hattie Hay and Mol,ic
Mcc carrying away the wrecks of past disasters aud
crushing several barses and wharf boats
Other steamers reported swept down the stream
but their yet ascertaned.
The river is open and very fun OF heavy ice, but
the fcrryboats manage 10 cross occasionally.
The los the Hattie Nay Is 1000 on The Nebraska
$40 tho City Of Pekn $45 900, and the Mobile
McPike $40 00O The amount of insurance unknown
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The CALIFORNIA; Legisissurc-The Cashier
Of the sub-Trcasury 81 san FrAnoi.o"
- Defsuitcr TO tho Amount OF Thirty
TlNoasand Doliar.-Miniag stocks. 80.

w. Jan v, 400
The L2gotiy % the Jod, cary Commit tee have
reported tsyorably the bill ,cIalipg the specific con
Tract law The majority are opposed 10 It's repeat
sAs FEsvasCo Jan 100
VIM MarL W cashier - the sub.Trcaaury here
detauior TO u saa ,oubt OF thirty tho sand dollars Tue
government VIII tsr>c Dothns
Major ncnalcgs fn-morly pre- dent = The Califora,
sleaui Navigation Company d~d here To a,rh,
sAS FasNciscp, ian o. 1854
II Is reported thss q rrhesrDB has beeH had IN q
Nevada Supreme Govt n tho ,ag tnc Legality
of the specific contract Law.
The ship B.lv,deret from boston. hniyeF hero Tat
night
sA> FaascncD Ian 10 1891
Tho st amship sO'dcu tly ssilst ~ fanan,. "a day
TAX ~ s9S3 y.6 ucsspTc. Of wLs,h @pli5 " too
New York
man named Ned Mclaughlin . az ,iccn Arrsied
here the charge of b"tng mi st"d NJ fn rots-r ~
the safe al the United siaof hc't psymnTcf Al Psusns
IA October lsst he w. n 10 tbsi Iaes Ia day
Grecnbacks 50Nc nd
SAw FnA~rto. Cal Jsn "a lSS
Ming sio-ks siaaio BETTER sa, 40, 500 ,ho'
Ter P,,os tao. Gould a1d Gerry, $3.50 sPnrsl tiio,
Crown pout, 1886
The United s,.i~r steamer tarcaftef hfugei a. bono
lutu' s~ thr 9th Of Ivcsmbar
aalsd from L,Bogiu Americas nhairal'- oneans.
Alien n
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er,y man Mons philippe ccs,amcr Mr. Guernsey has
hat sole charge o. tho remodeng the thcar aad 10
his constant attention 10 all The dcla Is OF the
public Is indebted for the pfomptncss with which tue
house is ready for occupation The aphoistcrng
conGded 20 Mcssrs wcllmorc Jones, The oarpe,ng
to Mr Farrell the larger pat Of the decorations
To Mcars Wheeler Booth aud The iiamnatng fraturc-
to Mr. Thomas Carter all These gentlemen rei forming
their tasks in a highly cred table manner A. stated
above the theatre viii be tlro~n cpea on honday even
m, when readers with be able 10 pas lndsneai
upon NJ Woods new broadway establishment
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coupAxY TO nErrRS TO cnfc 40 rms wHss
AND sivE youE EsrRxssSrAroH ov L'assi.
clscs.ssrS Jan ~, isss
P,kss orsrs Hosse ysmnsf lssi night. The io'bs "a
sses and every FOOT u ssadinx rom bsnx occapet
dense ,ad f.-hlonAh. orvrd ~ss ,hs fs1rib rep n
reu,s,isa Of r. Afrsasns which wsar sm ss,s' ies
achieve saoce~sssl ron 70, ssotbsr -e-s eoIa s~rs
be arpssxed; bet W. and No Foreace Ls4e
A<ssay gives pp TOO aixb.s of issir ~Bgsse.
ns., In ORR, - gnnfy nr Oyerstr paste
. courtesy sHly aggregated ny ctss rhs rosye
will leave here for ctitaso 10 anory svsrirg
Gran hsd arranged 10 Cyan - Iiavana 90 n. 1sab bps
yesterday We received aisrgsucc tai r,s ..ss
mo- GYMNASTICS us,n ibs la ~ Fsorua y v.srsspaa ~
Lsissssvscd W Grossly a ne op~ss Ho1.a aldts fay
nsss sr~ss-n~so ,h,ossh bs is.hlbisG medium "a
rvs four r-vrv~essi1oas sf a. lsIas.s - Isssdsy,
Wednesday. FRIDAY sad ss,srssyu scat ssss i~as
savevusemess psss~a tas 10 ssy .sd VII DID,
spp>ss In Toe cbesxs parrs,. W asffo-
me sb~ts " ths Fre<sms.s Bssr.a n ss~r~'
osas'y. 10 svsmIasnI 70 r.<oyee ih' ~'s n nsg''
whe cls-.p ths b. -ss fsos 80 ia BY ,se swa.,
VI. .,D<s ss1 u fs~ss go ssss'sHt -ssaasA
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SHIP w RECKS.
Fetal Wreck Of the Ship VIM. Bell i'm
the Straits Of Fucca.
Additional Particulars of the Loss Of the
Steamer Nary A. BOardman.
Noble Conduct of Pilots Henry Seguine
and Stephen H. Jones.
The Loss Of the echooners Enigma
and Christians.
&s. &c. &c.

awreck OF the ship william Bell In the
.Ssrsits sf Fucca-The Steamer Oregon
y Ashore.
PORTLAND, Oregon. Jan. 5, 1850.
On the 9Th ait. the ship VIM BeG OF Boston, struck
reef Of rocks in the Straits OF Fucca and peces
Grow saved. Tho ship was in ballast.
The steamer Oregon Is still aground Her freight has
III been saved.
Heavy ice in the Columbia river prevents navsatios
above the Cascades.
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Eighth Pubiic Rehearsal OF the New
York Philharmonic society.


The Academy cs,aconbs were crowded Yesterday With
an Audience larger than attended rchesral there
before The and patrons OF muse wcfc amply re-
paid for their attendance for the rehearsal superior
a. many given In this city by other musical or
eaniratnns Mr. Carl Bergmann IL anxious thai the np
preaching the 9Th Inst. the programme VI
which comprises some q tho most diiicnt Aad trying
selections shall surpsss any Of the previous triomphs OF
the socle,y He satisfied With The co.sec, lrtr
praston Of the broader outlines Of those grea, works Of
Mozart Msadesohn and Beriiox, but be essays TO pro
dece tho most delicate outlines and details which com
p!eic the dca Of the composer Tn most beautifully
graduated expression is reTceptibs throughout each
work az rendered by the magnificent Orchestra under
the direction Of his baton We were sgrcsaby sap
pointed IN tbs oyertnr. MeIusna AZ the asi reien'
al OF t. remarkable work the orchestra seemed not 70
have n lust conception of II and therefore we wefs
unable n trace ta hand Of the composer OF Adsam-
er Nights Dream In it bat yesterday wss performed
IN . far superior manner There IL tho same Amy web
OF Ggures and fsryikr gatherings IN u iha, eharac
ter no the fcsero Of the Midsummer nights Dream.
Beethoven remarkable for bis sSuberanoe OF melodies
and Different themes bat he IL nearly approached ny
Mendessobn In this charming overture There y a s"s-
aued p,sintlve tone In the opening andssi> movement
queruious agitation 10 the syncopsted meisnfel that
follow. and fnae IN which tie opening theme . re-
peated diminishing In tone gradually until y dies away
In the distance that drew fo~n' loud snd dc'
served applause from the audience Hexarhps
the Artists Dream. BY Hector Bsrlioz vs fai'y
described II at the last rehearsal II IL a. nos di.
cult work and viii require more ss@.fsons
rohesr.a@ by tho society In order 10 be aaecesny zen
aered The extreme length II this renn<sbse ard
novel production has complied Mr. Be'gmssn 70 onii
the fsai which carries the artist ipts the World q
spirits aud 10 estes, too highly sIaeef With
the waiD~rs,staen devry 10 be heard ~iih pleasure.
The principal dlricasy in "a y 10 keep TIE msody'
which represents The ARTISTS snomrata. ssH'eiehuy
prominent throughout We doabs not Ms, sr berg
mann viii b. sseoessfa IN this AZ be has plastic Haicfi
sls which may be moulded into any shsps IN ssic
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49,.
tamrsny kstf Dsseuh~f "A tSA u. ~ 80 FtA.
49,. ans fs.siy ~ iss rfaf'sss " 80 tn4aea " "
4 TX ss1srr r.ssss $500 ttgs'
sJ.wsts n rss.s.'sTff "A r..trssi y 80
Acc
n~.a-.stf NJ. pratssy Ass s~sH fTmxt "a ffEn " w.
sss ,sfsss y ~ rtts s'fess 1880 y
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Nov. swing r..s, To-, os~R."y-
NJ ey nfusf~ty hlls" w. ff ffF'"fF
alnLaA
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w,sslr. GREAT Hhs-mstts Hs"ssAys-
w1sl.ssis eggs It .f.sa sfsst hfya4ifs y
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and rubber overcoat that saved his life thfcA 90 70
terrible ordeal Of four days in such storm amdA 10"
bitter cold and the dashing sea.
The Schooner n. Il. Boggs Abandoned -
Bosros, Jan. l3 1860
The schooner r. B. Boggs, Of St. John, from Prov
dence for Granville was aespdoned at sea on the 9Th
inst with six feet OF water her hold The
saved
The ship Free Trade 1T San Francisco
In Distress.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. T. 1896.
The ship Free Trade. Drinkwater, which sailed for
Boston the 18th ult, has returned in distress She
sprung leak and lost most Of her sails.
Loss or the Schooner Enigma.
WASHINGTON, jan 10, 1866
O6cia information has been received here that the
schooner Enigma Of Bath Maine wrecked at In
about latitude II aud longitude II degrees west the
lst Of November last All the found 10 be In
destitute and starving condition. clingng to the wreck
One died from exhaustion.
Wrecks Passed ~ Sea.
Bosroy, Jan. IA, 1865
The steamer Cassandra, from New Orleans reports
January g. forty miles from Cape Fear passed piece OF
wreck which resembled the side Of a steamer also
pieces Of wreck and several bales Of cotton which ap
pesred to have been in the water some time.
Disabled vessels st and Near FORTRESS
Monroe.
FowTRcs MoyRor, jan Is. 1906
The schooner Edwin r. Kirk. from Georgetown for
New York, has put IN here with sails ca,yed away.
The propeller John Gibson, from AnnsSos for New
York has arrived here disabled She will be towcd TO
New York
r is reported that the schooner Lynchbufg Is thirty
mi,s north of Cape Henry in disabled condsion.
II also reported that tbe-- r. unknown schooner
there disabled and drifting 10 sea
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U.merrnoias nsstssuy es'a
- sttsst.. ~ esees~s n - fsis. Nr~rs s1fe
fgffa 60 u a. IJss rpss sat FMs ~ hhNhI ~
tnsa
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H 80 q ~ hrs4 WV ~ W. 'N'"f~f
ss.s 49, ever Tussasy hsfs.ftsf
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ores, Reduction o. tbs price OF
YrEa AsD hiJIs At 49,
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rb.,sIi.s'. Lis for the usis pssteres
go it % ~ gnsi sss. sisp. "a fslAs go ts~p. 20
h..d essa aAs siaFv sssspsftese -t@ snf yn~F s.s
sis...ss "a a. ~ ;gsE r~.' s..aS.
Nfuffwsf NAEAh y w. fM1A"hH
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Al lego, Lottery Prisss csshed. rsA~-
,nr. etsrsf'sr soa iuferfraitsn -sni
D. o. cLAYror. 10 Wan s.ssf. n Y.
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EYi...om'. csIoris gas.~.-res r--~-
- 80 NJ hrs, a. Hsssa sfsa Va Dusas 'fss' -
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w...i., A " u.os'. i.s,h sti,sh ..-'"x
49,. ssi ssasa Niss asfs . = 90 . @as'fi
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A---Be.~sssy ss~ ro"spis-s~1- css
sqasI saIs - asssrs,s sssry-hsr'' oeo~ ~ Pstp~
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The United States Consul at Antwerp, writing to the
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Morrison were rescued from the wreck Of vessel by
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Edward Brown, had been washed overheard, and the
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