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The Original and Best Boz the World
The emily tEue and Fcg..r. La.- bye. Harm
less, Reliable and ilsl.uuue.rs. pr.Grr.4
Immediately splendid b.s.s ar natar..
Brown without mIlru- che Halr ura..r.
remedies tuc ll ELECTS Do. H.l dives. s.I
by all Druggists. Tho genuine .s a.er.f
William A. batchclrr. Also.
hCgcBcrGtlHg Es.-r.t o. .F-H-s for
hCst0rlg GHl hala. .H. ... Er
CHARLES BATJuELUB. NEv laas.
scpI5-ly
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ACOUGH, GOLD, or SOgE TuR0lT

REgUHu Iaurnisrr ,rrrs4iay ,ea .HH..l ae
ctErsfn. Be- Ati4srb F1 ...ru,...
Irriiaiiou Of she i.uugr. Permanent fbroa
Anoction. o. an tususabiu Lgas ui-rssr
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gaashrillG AaiulG.
THURSDAY, APRIL is. 1856.

PHIETER AID PURLIsHED BIZ TEE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
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Dissolution Of cOpartnershlp

rT'HE CapsrlnaFship heretofore tnosn under De
u hrm aul style 9f HuGHEs 4 SALESMAN.
ruoie gfap1erH, = mutually Dissolved rom this
lsset n haghea r6tlrinE from the tancern. r..
p a.i-isl-lan saz1ull nH and hqudatins s dehfs %
To- iais Hrfn. HUGHES a sAITgnhN
Eehrun7y lIth, is6d
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NEWS DEALERS, &c
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TONE a Observation-Disclosures and Retail
" Boolysellers- Staloners, ana News Agents
No. 40 NORM Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Nhs Hriaai Chamhar. a l..- - ~.
snd Instruction Tor Young Nsu. R'.r 1.-r ~ -.
l,atle ireaimeut Cor l-s5ases Of tHa r'r.r--- -
sexual sysieuss-Selt res. n ~. .-.v,,---
Adaressi 10, ,. shlLLlN HOU5uTuN. Howard
'A' = --t'---', a. apEIs-Iv
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Va f warrant on the above ARTICLES to he Fresh
w and Pure, Hnd will be sold al the lowest
market rates We invite the attention Of our Old
customers and the public, and request a call and
an cNnr'inaron uf cur stock ani urirss hafurs ms
king their purchases.
The Prescrptou Department viii be under the
special control Of a thorough Chemist. and We war
rnt all prescriptions entrusted n u- wIu b. arcu-
rately manipulated, az all hours day OF night
feft-am
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and its attendent train of symptoms, g acts more
LIKE OHhRM than = medicine. There is moth
ing In the whole mage OF Materia Me1ioa that can
mouneut bear comparison with g IN ths dis
aasa
ful account % this wonderful plant may be
found IL TIE ilth edition Of the L. s. DsPensAtOTy
pages lssT and 1Ss8
series of experiments in winch pr. Bun hss
bsau fsr years engaged, hes fust besn brought 70
suneessfal termination, and he is nov ensoled e
uffeT 30 the public comhinaIion OF UEDkON with
qthar approved tonics, Ne whole preserved N the
tast QDafty 81 copper eaeued Bourbon Whisky,
winch be h coatdent han no equal 10 The world.
he night furnish volume II carti6cates. but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such
things by thclF true value. The safest pian Is oI
even one % iess Cor himself the FiftuesJ . new
medicine.
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ERRITT 4 HILLl-Dealers in Wall Paper
Nl Windov Shades, Window Glsss, and Photo
graphic Material, ~ Church street, Msyheid
Building. opposite Maxwell House.
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War DEPARTMENT., WAsBISGTos, D. c.,
A mil II 1919

Ordered, That Clement c. Clay paroled,
released from confinement and is permitted
20 return and remain in the State of Ala
bama, and to visit such other places in the
United States as his personal business may
render necessary, upon the following condi-
tiOns, viz: That he takes the oath of allegi-
aueO 10 the United States, and giving his
parole of honor to conduct himself as a
loyal citizen Of the same, and to report him
self in person at any time and place TO ans
wer any charges that may hereafter be pre-
terred against him by the United States.
BY order Of the President.
fQforoIN n
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COLUMBIAN WATER

Is a tonic and diuretc ofa ghly beneficial charsc-
ter, and n positive remedy for Diabetes, Gravel,
Calculus, Irritation and inflammation Of the Kidneys,
and Bladder, and has most snugisrly activeefects
IN restoring these organs when debtitated By long
disease. Females who have suffered for years from
irTegulsrity, and the distressing diseases known
only to their sex, have been entirely curad by the
faithfil and iudciOus use Of Columb an Water
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each OF the above named springs, in 30 careful and
secure a manner that they preserve all their me-
dcinal vslue for years, aud will be found equally
eficacious when drEnk thousands Of miles distant,
ss when taken directly from the spung.
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IN rearing from ne shove drui, tender ny
Ffaieii acna - 'riflita 20 my 1id ffaulIa fr ffs
and trlst tlai t1fL wi eort nue. 10 90 ~ sans g.
ny isle iafinafi NJ aaitsinan iear ss.lrsi ihst
- n - 80 ail use every efiau %
s'F@ y. ~ huahHd.
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Administrator Notice.
TIAVING qua' fed A. Aia.u.s-iH.or o. 'Hr Co.
iara ot John H ua.I. ts sa.rf. t1H if tn u.@
lfY ali fer-ous las'ug claims f.u't fsd & m
aIs then1 aith me aithu lHa .rir pf.-sftri ~
las Or tiiaT viii oe barrel, and H're iaaeiif'i a'
conna forEard snd msaa p1Jfl.1.. -
lauiH-G iNfH n' 7f. ''.. N'.
In Chanoery at McM.uuyiile.
FEBRUAEY RULEi l-.
A. h. Hammer comp us1t
~ 10. E.i .l ... Niad.
Ws.ar Mercer Eaiaa. Ie..Hi.fl.H
fN lai- san-e "a apposr1- i1 .Hr a'il 11 n. .".
rIrrF art Waafar -laf fi.. ...te rau1sI Ia.H.aH.
b. a nar-r.-...rf OF tlH HlH-- o. Irnne.... - ..
ne Ordinary pforess r. De- ea.a- ?
lam. Itt- therefore art@rH.- t-. pa
made. Or four fuares.ss ars - D. i-.-
Un.on. b ner-parer pGf.-Hei .a ei-l'...'. l.1.
-e..s5 re..,I.rr- =. 4 d.l1aisH. t1 srH.lr . H.r
fr-t .,Iv ef o8r na.sf Court on HH he.f
vile. on Che fl1 uaufav h..e1. la...
anzarr O. defnlr In nrunII I...I.1- ...r 0-
uiH b. tal.rn q edl.fa.si a, Isl. q n...r
hasr.ng .Fuar e. q q. D.. H'.-rJaiii rs a-
f-t5T Hr =. q. HrHs. %. .-
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LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate snd Genera
81 Business Agents, over York's Book Store Ss1;
Union Strt Of Nashville, Tenn. su26-6m'
TTNNRRs- Gc.
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Attorneys and Claim Agents.
INSURANCE.

Il s DEIANY, Attorney at Law, and War Claim
II. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. nOy25-ly
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ATTORNEYS Ar Law.

CtAhPBELL. MoRWEN GROEsBECK, AtioE-
" neys Al Law ana Claim Agents, practice IN All
DE Courts. Collections promptly attended To-
also cians sRRiast the United States sad Vouchers
eolected. once " North Cherry street, up stsEs.
OTIS, z. Attorney and Counsellor at LSW,
" Once 425f Cherry g.; p. o. BOX '4o.
HANKERs AND BROKERs.
.V15PsT NATIONAL BANK-6overnrnspt Deposi-
IL tory-No. 50 College street. between Unien
and the Public Square Dealers in Uncurrent
| pes of sI KINDS. Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission Collections promptly At
a <a1i q s-ryouB. Prset Jas. G. OaDEE, ,OAsh'r.
r. g. JAsIsoS, Assistant Cashier.
1EARR, THOs s.--Broksr, corner Union and
M College streets, buys and sells Gold, Incur
TsnI Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on eOmmissiOn-
C,ECoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- y Cherry street, deals IN Exchange, Govern
msnt Securities and Con. Collections promptly
attended to. J. LUHsDES, Cashier.
E,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
II Deals in Exchanges Government Securities
and Con. Collections promptly attended TO.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
". ". BEEETs President EDaAR JosEs, Cashier.
BELL AND BRAsS FOUNDERS.
DERRY DUMoNT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs,
II Manufacturers Of all kinds OF brsss work.
dealers 10 gas, steam and water pipe, OH well "a
ung and pump, gum hose, packing, spelteE, solder
and banbii, No. "A broad street, near The nVer.
marl4
loOK AND JOB PRINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING OO.-Book
u ana JOB Printers, and publishers Of the Dai-
N and weekly Union, innter's Aley, between
Union and. Desderct streets.
BREWERY.
lsPRING WATER BREWERY.-HANKEL
y FRANK, successors 70 M J. Druckef. brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer, no. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. u aSfy
BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERS.
GIN6LETON, r. H--Bookseller, Publisher
y s,ationeT, and Periodical Dealer, Post Uhce
buldulg.
s---e-------s---s-ss-
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Browns Bronchial TrOohes


rH0cHrs sug Jun WIN sEutIl HH0u rrHHEaa.
SINGERS And PUBLIC -IEAknIc
viii ind TrOchcs uzc.a' H clearing tls rarr zHrn
taken before singing or sFss.sr +. lai relieving .rr
throat aiier an Uuuaual ezer..ra sl voeaIars..
Physicians, aud have hai ,a.. HHa.lls .fau .r..
nont men Throughout OBJ. country Being sa H-.-
Gle Of true merit, and tsv.H. proved .1eIr ellary
BY test Of many years, s,rh year luds ia.a' u '
dt.onal ioesiuoa in various rsrff af thr world. and
tls Trochs- ,re universally pT0arrar.i better lasa
other uueies.
Obtsln only "BE1as's E-H,.HItL T iorrr. anil
do not take any Of the WoaH.ess luiauoaa Chat
may be offered.
Sold everywhere En- tis United afaicz. ,rd ia FH-.
eign Cou.ines, at 20 cents per boa.
Ianiz-lm
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COLLECTING AGENTS.

ID 4. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal
III. collects Notes, Accounts, &c., IN Middle Ten
no ste Office at State Capitol, next door 70 Fed
tral Court Room. z. U. Lock Box 81. Ses adver
bsen1ent in another column. ldecs-6m
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oh. McCULLocH,
Secretary of the Treasury"
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

AH YERS D. HUNT-Manuhcturers Of all the
Nh Latest Styles OF First Glass Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Osrryalis, y North
MarKet street.
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CAMPBELL. HoKWEN 4 GROBsBBCK, AttoE-
" neys Al Law ana Claim Agents., practice N All
the COurts. Collections promptly attended 70 )
also ciems sRRinsl the United Ststss Sud NOuehers
eol-ec-ed. ono ~ North Cherry street up stalrs
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L0rHsulF. ETr -eut I.. I.HI
On tho 23d Of IUIy iEaf .lHsH.ffsf tHHoHrH HH
agent ol nine ID ine IalI.t. I.rlrtur U. lIH IHH.
parinicnt Of The tfmy Of .HH ClaHef. |aII. .lHH.
pie Of my Cedfoa biuers. ar .Hspeeuau. aud rH.
quesled u aitar ana. ss ha t.IEI it fasrtaruu. la
sanction ami approve IH u1r among lur an'-lfrH.
Ihe .1ilgaIuE ts tns N.I.. I I.r.. t1r .rrr.T. .Ht
also tseu. Elsrcraua' peF.HI--iHu .1 snr - ..H.H
~ cnce, to naFC Il sCIu b. sa..sEs.
IlHa Erur.
SCI am satisfied thst JrirHn h.tier9 ai.I HH nG
harm to any one 70 taken property Eni .1 Taier..-
ton. zee no otiHeugu tl lir hll'stFlnF permit.
I'D ~ dispose 1i lt ~ HaI..lH
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HANKEEs AED BROKERs.

OTIS, K. A-Aftorney and Counsellor at LSH,
~ Once 425< Cherry ST.: p. o. Box 74s.
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Brooklyn City Nsws.

oBssourp mr Lars Hos JAxu Hr,rrnsx The
funeral Of the late Hon. James Humphrey, n G., tcsk
place yesterday afternoon Vt three O'Clock fres, The
church Of the Pilgrims tssv Dr. sionsD, Brooklyn AZ
two O'Clock private services held II his late rod
dcnce No ioI Columbia street. which was attended b.
large numbw Of friends, - we'll ~ BY u,s Cougros
sional delegation Of The lower number New York dis
ircs church large congregation asssmbed repre-.
sentng the bench bar aud Commou Cooncl OF Brookin
Among the distinguished gentlemen present were en-.
Judges Grsenwood and Birdseyc yudgs Reynods Dis
trtct ATTORNEY Samuel D. Norma Assistant District A.
toruey James Troy, Senators Murphy and Rssnon, n
Ven Cet and 0snerals Duryca and CrookA Ths pulpit
Was occupied By Rev. Dr. storr pastor q Ne church:
Rev Henry Ward Beecher, Rev. DR.. Buddington Re
formed Dutch and Rev Mr.. Gallagher, Episcopal Rev.
Dr. Storm pronounced the funeral eulogy on the de-
ceased Prayer and benedictIon were then pronounced
BY Rev. Mr. bsschsr aser which the body vss removed
70 the southwest corner Of The church. where The CON-
egaton bad the privilege Of seeing the deoeased for
soc Ast une The remains were then conveyed 70 The
Family lot Al Greenwood Cemetery. H
nS sroso IIHrl SUI This very unntsrssslne trial,
Ehich has occupied the attention Of the Supreme cou
CSeup for the pas week, promises soon 70 come 70
cice4 Anons NE Witnesses examiasd yesterday, ana
49, sss99onS more pointed than any Given on The
val ~ ycbn Iunk Who svors thai senator esrope
Fsesved c2Soo " Pal thrcsgh eoatracs. ne ssur{
4 ~ - III II X Aunyhsss
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and friendly relations which subsss between The
has the honor Of presiding.
His Exoeency Colonel Prado Provisional Dictator, re-
plied a. followss-
Mulsrxn-hs great nation which you yssseut has
shown the path % Independence and liberty .ano
s;s.uass nsdsS 81 as 81 wsS
ington have degenerated In our country. ro9ns -
oessos have proved the contrary. In order pc
servo their liberty and Independence me Peo sm
ploy means which appear inconsistent Win me encs
proposed frees u the woridthat OF he
United stateshas been invested with nrs
OF preserving OF that great nation II gives
the highest sir Minister 70 hear the 1udg
of the Uhed states has Just
pronounced In such high terms upon me use when my
Government has authority which, contradictory
also with the republican principle has Deen
placed my for the purpose OF successfully defend
and IL dignity Of america Of which Jealous
of my country am animated by the hope that
whatever be the apprehensons which the establish
Of dcaiora government In Perry may have for the
ia my policy Illustration OF the doctrines Of Washington
in defence Of which the Peruvian people have put In
practice the vigilance OF Jefferson For myself am highly
raGed at the fact that you SIR General have been chose
70 preserve and extend and the friendly relation
which exist between your country and my Your al
dence Of months In the capital of the republic ha
lively the sentiments OF fraternity which the eopis
Of Peru entertain for the people Of the United Stat "a moi
less lively the sentiments Of aeconate este0 witf
which your eminent personal accomplishments ,ave in
same Identical end everything win be harmony az m ou
Official relations. You may remain assured of ~ H.
At the close Of the ceremony General How ev returned
70 his residence TO i've the cohgratulS lions Of h
friends He enters upon his full duties United state
Minister with the respect and good Wishes Of all.
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fArAr nay 1-An wiswsIl Lsckis Boston (ssa .
Fec sg loan ss'ss v: ss...'
HIsS jsns sia port 4i issis, WSisors ron 1sy o.
T.:: Z; WIS.,: s.::s Ss:s;ss s:s:ss s 4
.s HH:sss ssss'
ss aY. zss! s; I'd .
rt. 4 e pas H%s Hs Esss Singer h0bs' w.
Hose Ko.o. Apri - Ar cssss. Hamilton, sual
is. 'sss isS
SID s.h Clara Brown Brown. Nyoss; Export Bs.
csma., New Orleans; issh bark Tomas Terry Mallory
trinidad; brig spencer spencer do; 18th s.,s Waldo
F Fsrss s;s Ham, TsyeS PSl.dspSs isS n.
pp Lasrool june -xrr City Of Limerick %, Jones' New
os: Co. y: sss ssS
* Ss; Kssg,roo o. Manning SYors' Io's"''a
LONDON June 1-Arr Rhine Rommeineh. and Tuspan,
az IN ssn snS snss.
Tasrs june sid Die sonne Berg, and Depeschs. Az
May March e Fsss $ss szol A
zebosa, San Franc SEQ. s,..,.., p,s.-
s's sfss ~: @
@ SSaS sss @ WsD
csrdiT; brig . CARY, Bryant Philadelphia:
g 3aiss s sssf charles sss
rnhnoeipna ytn brigs II Houston FRENCH ToftaAn9 Suo
Maria Daley, Bost,n Cyclone, Babbidge Queboc Undns
(Br, Lockman, Baltimore; II DILLINGHAM; Nudgets fhiia.
dclphla sohr x V BAKER, Knight, Sierra MorcnA
PADAN0 April l7-Sid Borneo Basseu Boston.
PAsAnA June Par steamship sacramento osyeriy
San Francisco 10th, Parkersbursh Douas Central Ameri
SGss:.oly,. March ss-Ar Boyd San yrane,.so
SUNDERLAND, June 6-ArT Kentuckian, Freeman, Ham.
burg
sYpH Fl, Nsw, March 2c-Ar Eeera, Emery, Petropau.
lovski.
SHANGHAI April ls-Sid Finzel NYork.
April 22-Arr Carobel Michael Rangoon;
Winona, Lunt ShanRhae; Belvdere, Mors Hong Kongy
9Th Akbar Croker Mebourue; May Ance Ball. Ross,
Sunderland Sid LIST. Sophia Helene, Slower, Boston
ST JAGo June 4Arr briggs Hancock Gibbs Barbados 9Th.
Time (Brl, Manning WORK Sid I'd, brgs Emma Muir
Brl, Crosby NyoTk oh Water Witch, knight Baltimore
Ms5eusson and Rsehar Rrenss,,ons NYorL brig Prince
TABLR BAY CGH April 3o-Arr John Gilpn, Whiting Bos
Costarelli Emerson Monevdeo Sid (not arr April
rs, Royal Sal on Randall, EYork-
TRINIDAD June 3-Arr brigs Mary Thompson Warren,
Boston, Grace Darling shaw Work 6h barks Rosamond,
Wallace and Mary Dyer, Peak Aspinwal; schr Eliza
beth, Ames. Nyork
VALPARAISO, May i5Arr bark Artemss, Brown Coquinn-
bo Sid ith bark Neptune. Williams, Melbourne.
In 10th, ship Britannia Little from Caiao for Ant
werp repR bark Webfoo Humphrey. from Otago NJ foi
sale charter
NIB.
ZAzA May 2o-Arr Ellen Linton, Brown New York
June 4, bark Warren, Averill Leith.
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Rutgers' College Commencement. ~ Nov
Brunswick, N. j.

Brunswick, N. j.
For thrcs days past the usually quiet village Of New
Brunswick N j. has been convulssd by the
Of the annual Of their cherished college,
or late years there has been considerable falling or
the interest which manifested for this insitu-
ton and until its present President M. Vim. h Camp
bell assumed charge there had been little report Of
interest. AZ present the institution 10 in excel.
lent condition and standing, and numbers
Of the coaes Yssrdsy smss p =,
Jersey had delegated all or pretty daughters TO attend
this exhibition OF refined nsellcct and they did
take much interest In what said they certainly did
in how the young gentlemen appeared a. donning the
traditional black silk they seversy appeared upon
held In church few blocks from the college, and the
galleries, besides being crowded with ladiea were
hsd upon their ssoss in such proason Is 70
make some Of them appear they walked % like per-
ambulating horticultural gards0s
nor Ward, q New Jersey; sxGovsrnor vresS, sscov.
ernor Newell John s. scot,, Jsa suydam, Ne. York; r
senso Robins New John Hopsss ss
Dn Asec! Taylor Reilly. stasbs. Cole, Manning, Pro-
band Sss n 20 .uv.. n.
cises with music and the Commeaoement opsoet BY Mr.
James sOushsrd Of Newark giving Latin ssia.sory
ave : .Phiiosophicai 0r.,,oa; !" Robert L Hopper,
wsiss. vroe@, sAay.niT:, S.y.rd xss.
h 1sss. r'i; s.. ss:' s n: .
give Esu.e.iis z. q Actemsn. .gndIvidualry;
psss; John e s' vsi syts. $500 Ssss
Tho majority Of these addresses wsrs delivered wilh
good smphssIs and gesttculasion, while some wss
The band played "ups Up., upi dee, 10 the intense
eradication of everybody The awards of medals we've
shsn made and the following degrees cosfsnsd:- 81
s.r ses.r. l. p..sn ss:... Rev. 10. E,ns.n. =
S.a sss Ga s HS.. e Rev p s,
e. ss. s;s r..s. H: rs'
ArA.r. z.srs.n 3. a Alderman n A. Agar A. g. s.rs
Ssss ssss isst a1.a.s 'i'i ssr r:si
s'. 5i s's' v1ssa va s 3sss .s.,
nsv. HArv.y \. aoAsmsrser n o Of osm...ov.
Ne, y..s coo,. s. ~ csSs,. s LAIR.
am. !. s:'s' .. a::: G ~ ..
The following vsrs ths prizes eonfsrSd.-
Broadhssd Prize for Classics-0ssrge d. Hulsl
euydAm Priss Natural scences-I.sAc r. BroRaw.
sssi .9 f : sss x.s s's~
sy:s ' s:.. 81: :; s
TEE DAVID .. scHxScx OBSERVATORY.
fhiinstitsfioa has bssa endowed this week and has
been kE recipient Of some valuable prcssals me- ArDs
numbsv pressus wsrs Addressed By r. r. Bradisy.
n Newark. ThN observatory especially oontSvsd and
equipped vfth reference 10 IT, In insGruo1Aou Tbs
building - srsoesd entirely - The sxpsoss Of Mr.
scbsDck Of ibss city ana dossasd 70 Rssssis College,
yaiusbls squaisrai Telescope donased By Hon n Il
Pruyu las Mnlster 10 Japan Meridian circle given By
Rev a. o echenGk end brotherR Astrou0mlea clock b.
John Clark. Mean Tine dock by The PYishrusophian
Society q Rstess tpega Rejecting circle givea b
The Phoclian eocssty 81 The 0me college, esfrsgisssf
INC bsrvmssss ths GIN = james b Hays u Newark.
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Marine Disasters.


BAk WOODLAND tBr) ashore on the North Breakers at
scaR ACADIA tof Yarmouth Thompson, from Boston,
while attempting make Portland harbor night Of 18th,
ashore about O'Clock Gushing Island during
thick fog and will be total loss Crew saved No
fFhe registered Is TONS old measurement and
built In 1913 ct Yarmouth where she owned by Charles
Moxcoy.)
Scum LxsrxR ashore Gooseberry Neck commenced
breaking Monday and In three hours she entirely
broken and the rewn along the shore from
Gooseberry Neck TO westpor Hhrbor-the wind blowing
heavy and the running high The and main mass
ashore with the rigging attached which saved
the manmast whole, hut the fore mast broken.
scHR DKLnAR belonging to N Patterson Co. Of New
BERN NC and lying near the old County wharf at that port
struck by lightning during the OF 18th inst and
her foremas completely shvercd No The
Demar was nearly ready TO sail for New York.
scHR ELEcfAJ scczE, Collins from Ezabethport, with
ISL COAL Of and for Providence before ashore
sprung aleak Sunday night last In Long Island sound and
run ashore Monday morning on Two Tree Island
about four miles westward OF New London and
full OF water. Her galley has been washed away.
scHR MARYTASp Randall, from Philadelphia for Portland
with coal went ashore Napeague beach, az miles Of
Amaganse III. during the storm At AN OF The 18th
Crew saved. Vessel not bilged.
scHR MxnsoRD from bangor for New Bedford in heavy
blow on the oh shifted cargo causing the vesse 10 leak
badly and the throwing overheard of portion Of the
load She put into Portland 10th. where abe would repair
and proceed
Som MORGAN from Georgetown. nc for New York
anchored on Wiioughby Light 18th inst with foremost
sprung.
LISBON May M--The Geo schwanbeck. from London for
ton on the 18th May. 80
March q with the ship Ell Whitney Both vessels were
damaged