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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-05
No. 1.6.
= PRICE. $4,000.

A splendid farm Of seven hundred and fifty acres and
country residence, lyjn,thn the EtoEah River and
hundred open land under good fence; about one
hundred and fifty river bottom These lands are part
y set in clover timothy and herds grass all of which
grow finely on the place. The soil also well adapted
to all kinds Of grain Large double t ostory bouse
rooms and al necessary outbuildngs The location is
spects, ~. = q 49, !. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-05

Two dwellings and two lots east of First Creek ne
the residence of G. M. Branner, ESQ. One house h
five rooms and two porchcs. The other house has thr
rooms and porches Will be sold separately if desire
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-05
No. 1875.

Lots Nos. q. q and "a, on which stand two houses
good cistern, DC, situated in BeardeH's Addition
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-05
No. 1@.

Dwelling, 1Sx25 (framel and blacksmith shop witt
good run of custom, at HeiskelPs Station, Tenn.
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no. laa..

Farm Of two hundred acres-ffty in cultivation
Good log house. kitchen. stable &c miles from
lockwood. Alec on the place, coal bank, good wa
ter power fer mill purposes, &c. an T-'4era.i
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-05
No. 19I
Nos. 1872.

About one acre of land on MONTGOMERY Pike one
mile from Knoxyille well situated-no improvements
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-05
No. 1877. e5 PR,
No. 1893.

Two dwellings and two acres Of land in Leesbure
Washington county, Tennessee. =
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CITY AND VILLAGE PROPERTY.
No. 1873.

Four houses and lots in Moses Addition, Lots are
5exiOO feet. Houses comfortable bat small. Price
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-05
wooden Ware

OF every description. Rice Hominy Salt, Fish Pearl
Barley. for soups. &C., Flour. Meal. Bueksheat Flour
and in fact everything to be found in frst-csss Gro
Gerry House. = ID. ID. BEARDEN.lf 81
an3-dH reed r-v East Side n nrzs ct sesre. /.
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The Knoxville Weekly Chronicle is the best
Advertising Medium in East Tennessee ~
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8 Z efff fI174f yen3 ifG9ffS -gffit .1F. 81
e. -5sEs ~af7,ffg Noise. 3re n. $1,000
Farm and ridge lands $50 acres Is in cultivation
situated in Morgan county, seven miles from Rock
wood Ordinary log house. This place is well ada pt-
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HE-D4IhY CHRONICLE.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
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HOW TO REMIr.

FRIDAY MORNING. MAY s 1871.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
Ras.s Blu No. 200.


An Act 10 amend Chapter 8, of the Code
of Wat Virginia, relating to elections
by the people.
Be II enacted BY tie Legislasre of Vest
Virginia so ag'.'''''
Ssssisn thirteen Of chatter thr's o!tho
act entitled "an &C. establishing a code Of
laws for this State" is hereby amended
aud re-cnaoted as to read as follows:
"13. Every officer or person employed
in holding an election, or making returns
thereof, shall, before entering upsn the
discharge Of his duties. take an oath that
he will support The constitution Of the
United States, and the constitution ofibis
State. and that in the election about to be
hddhs will faithfully and impartially dis
charge bis duties according to law to t'e
best Of his ukill aud judgment. The super
visor or any of The inspectOr',or ofthe per-
,ont actug as such at any election, "r h"y
other person authorised to administer
(coSrtEpaD on SECOND rAoE)
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House Biz No go.

WnyhlAs. Iii, represented that a pOr'
tion Of the good psopla Of this State arc
desirous Of altering the Constitution
thereof. therefore.
Be ii enacted BY .hs Ltgi,ldtme Of Hes'
Iirgiaia 5 ''
1. That polls shall bs held throughout
the state. on tho fourth Thursday Of Au-
gust. 1871, for the purpose Of taking the
sense Of the voters thereof, on thequestion
ofcailing a convention to alter the cousti,-
usion Of this Stale. -
2. The Governor sh,ll. on the lst day
Of July next, or As ssop thereafter ,S
practicable, appoin: three persons. in each
county, as eomnissioa'rs, any two Of
whom, or more, nay act, 10 suPsrintsnd
tie taking of.he said polls, at tho c0url
houses Of the several counties aforesaid.
8. The commissioners appointed BY the
governor, in each county. shall appoint
three commissioners for each place there.
in, q. which a,epsrste poll is to bc taken.
any two of whom may act. to sapsrinsend
the said polls, at such places.
4. Tho commissioners appointed to
,uperinseud any Of the said polls, whether
at the court house. or other place Of rot-
ing. shall attend accordingly. They
shall admit all persons to vote entitled to
do so, and reject the votes ct all not SO
entitled, and in all resPe'ts have the poll
taken fairly and impartially.
). II ouly one Of said commissioner
shall attend, and be villinEto net, he
may assci.ts With himself any qualified
voter who may Be psssent. II none oI
the commissioners attend, or none shall
have been appointed, any three qualified
yotsri present, and agreeing 10 act. snail
i b. commissioners. Any such commis'
.iOnsr appointed or agreeing to act, in the
manner provided by this section, shall
take the same oath, perform the same du-
ties, and be subject to the same penalties,
- il he had been originally appointed .
commissioner.
J. 6. The clerk Of the township. assisted BY
such other persons as the said commits
,iOners, at ,ach place Of voting. may en-
ploy, for the purpose, shall record the
nam" Of all persons voting and aid In
counting the ballOi'. sesr'Ainlns Inc re, e.
suit. ,nd making returns thereof IL
.,u,b clerk. for any reAsou. shall fiiI to
act. lho said oo~~issioDsrs shall ,pp'ini
,,m. ,uit,blo psrsaH to discharge his said
duties
I :. entering upon the di,eha's'
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Ness o. Mc hsg,s\aturs.
LOCAL AND GENERAL 1MpoR-
.,,lt TANCE. 5a4fs.a..

a,1s5 saF ,HoRe BIZ; No. est r''s'7ae'7
The following bill has not yet passed
bNs probably uilI:l sias a'' 2'ils 'ss'
A Bill making an appropriation to or.fusd
to A. ", Wsoiford Sheriff of Levi,
county. 4 reward offered and paid BY
him for appreheudiug per.sn charged
With felony '-'','
Be i snaete'ty The Legislature OF Feat
Virginia: .fs.'z s'' 90.
That there is appropriated to A. ".
Wcoiford, Sheriff Of Lewis county, the
sum Of two hundred dsllars, gu. Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
prepriated, to refund to him reward
paid by him 'or the apprehension Of Ezr.
NJ. Overs, person confined in sh. Jail oi
Lewis county, under indictment for nsr-
der, and who escaped therciIon.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
Hou,e Bill No. 8.

i l--e Ilomc Bill No. 3. rg as.
An hctto amend aud re.en,et the Srd and
lth Sectors Of Chapter 5s Of the Code
ofWes. Virginia, seneerning the Wes!
Virgisia Ho:pi,al for tho In,ane.
Be Il enacted BY he Legislature Of Vest
! Virginia.: .- as
/ That the 81 and 7ih Sections Of Chap.
tar 5s Of the Code Of West Virginia shall
b., and tho said sections are hereby
amended and re.enac.ed so tha. as amend.
cd. they shall read as follows: aE-.
The board shall bs composed Of nine
members whose term Of Office shall be for
enc yssr, esmmsneing on the first day Of
April. The said directors shall be sp-
pointed and commissioned by the Cover
! nor. and removable at his pleasure; and
unless to Gil vacancy. the appointment
snail be mado annually after the 4sh day
OF March, Ind before the dr't day Of
April. Not more than two Of the dirce-
tore shall be selected from tue county Of
Lewis; and no. more than enc Of the 9th
ers from any one county. Ill 1ss.-7 %.
A superintendent, who shall be ply
sician. shall be appointed BY the Board,
and shall receive such aompeDsa,isn As
the Board may prescribe. The Board
may appsin. o6csra, uursss, and atssn-
d.n,s, and FIX their compensation. The
two directors allotted to Lewis county, or
a majority thereof. together with The su-
perin,sndunt, shall constitute an sxanlin-
ing Board, and may examine persons
brought to the Asylum a, Iunasiss, and
order tho,e found to be such 10 DO re-
seivsd. snd when found to bs restored. TO
bs discharged .lierefrom. "a .-s
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
MRS. nARFE. v4AgI
HRw MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street, Weston.
Naia Street. Weston.

xn. var..y would respectfully iahcrm ths
la4;ss Of Weston and vieisitr that ,hs hSs jus,
yscsir,s and hIs row On hasd afall AID rom
p,s,e assost.n.at Of notions, ribbons, millinery
aad straw goods, hoane, trimming and velvet
,;hhous, bon..t silks, sa;in,, and rslrs's,
Sioades, nstt,, erspes, iuches, flowers: feathers,
srAss,eatl, straw bonpe,s and ladies' bst'-
trimmed aad antriRined --shskrr hoods, sun
dsvss, he ,vhieh size Is Offering at Baltimore
s0yrEr Asp DRESS MAKING
wi r.oeir. rronp, ahsaSos and Ss done in
\. b.st nyls. -..7 His'I
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ia The bes. ia :hs market. he cal, particular
.si,su,Lsn 10 his assortment Of fine old Rye aat
Bourbon Whi,kiss, which be offers at The low
81 Esrte prices. P.TlERSFfr dec u
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PATss OF ADyEnrrsIso .

sa@rg, Ten lines or less, one iu,ar,io, q, 10 ~,
Fos eaeh Subsequent iassr,iou w
J S1nars ,ve'v ve months &c
nnsoaFth . a'column, J: months as .. w w
one hsl' eoluTin, l2monh; 80 w
,gne column, iSmGaths -. :. oS oS
boe.a notices twenty cents ne, lin. aS;uS w
r1ss doiar: will sc charged for snncp,.ir
Ssn.iid'aaIsi Tor couaty, and Ter doilars s,.
etass aad United STATES Offices. N''A'S 'o'
'ess'ay xsis sx oOi'aaFr notices must b. paid for
All legal notices are charged To H.. ':
torneys presenting ,htu ~ - 'ne At
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

,ilsts rEsIaoi iJsnrs pus ira su
ss,D! ',.mps .n!A ssnn on: 81 .ol civ ss'ld
kE 's1Ssid Q, i,glqv AN - 'aaus!isdrs zuoi y
say ,espgn". 5u!sq 'H,oA fuJo lsiaur 1ss
/. nv 'Psois h.a Su a.s Puu UYo
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
JAcoE scHulTr,

TAco8 scHAlTr, ,sa
eD ~ -cLsiSsT YLYra,--
CENTER STREET, WESTON, ". "a:
r, I1esps eons,aatly on hsud a full AID eoE-
ptsis st0ef Of of all kinds or Furniture, sneb
a' bureaus Tables, Chsir,, s,snds, Bsd-ste.ds
Ss., se., Of ths bss quality, At reasonable
priess An ef4srssess Lr attended to.
dee6-yl ,.. s-,7 ,s,...s.z,-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

DlEsros DAWSON,
'ss -nAc1uirs ASs rsorucsr1a--
MAR fgE FOUNDRY, WESTON, v. VA.
Carriages, Duggis,, Wagons, s.s., repaired
90 short soiss. and on the Host raA,onaei'
ss.us. Hoess-ts o.lsE carstslly ssssdsd 70: .
As4ly resa'i.-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
WESTON, ". Va

Trsas 81 aFsstors Of sAs eyes, SefosMi,a,
asA rusrieal and medical .ass' ssseesig.
b4i-ri.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06
THE TlRRNEY HOUSE.

fYNE proprietor Of this old and popular
stsod would respectfully INFER. 'se pgh-
M Mat I, hss jssirstiirci .fnli ,nd complete
stock Of ss@ ss.sat ,f'aa
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
Of ts. best sua..,y AID al ,hr I.s.s tets.
His hoct Of .
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

D. S..: E.:...s, .aa:a, ... . ,.,r...-. d.
gZ'2y stasrtLts, WA.
Particular at,eaiioo paid 70 all kiaIa II
Chronic diseases. The Doctor Gao al all ,int4
" foaad sthii once iul Gisa'ilis when ne.
professionally ssEaIsd. rev lkl,
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sI,. Wv. j. BLAND.
~ --soRasos lSp rursn,ax,-


eAes oa Gentrs street. two doors abere The
Eaissal 8xshangs Bank, where he may be found
valsss professionally engaged.
,Sargieal eases vill'be attended 70 at bis oa,es
q hs residsosc ef he patient m may " des;rsa
kltiy
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.G. coZAp,

= i u
9 ;--srsoassr 80 II Ls~,,3----.a Lss~,3 ---.a 60 i'a
~, i,111'd'y I'd authorised to ptssiSe N MI ,s.' 'i'
.IgtyTg uSITED STATES COURTS. 81 q
An PefsoIs desiring to he declared B.akrrr,
esn sarewyl fsersiees on reasonable .srm.
hare all the necessary forns. jy11.iv
NE. T. D. EDNISToN,
IL .. 7---lrHYsraAs Ayp srneEoS-
oses 90 lAia Street, Weston, ". "a.
ID ESETT L BENNETT,
h --arTossErS At LiE.-
asa WESTON, W. VA.
NoRTITEsTERS HOTEL, l- -" :
IN y a--s.NAtKER, rrornrs1Os.-
81 Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hacks run
y and from the Depot. 0c,2s-H
- o.. ahTrHrG u "a f.H. = Enf
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

Tarce months. 60 ceu,s--G rsorshs 81 Is.
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ss.d. ss,-Psrsons AuduE sny'hinE N s our u
Ils. arc requested TO cell before p0''aF''F
nseTS. be-, qs.lir Of sdSd' S'''
pNy. Payus viii trsr,i-,brsug re a.
.,sina s.ap,ies aud fsllei, crd.Ts' l"ne'''
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

TAl.lr. .. CANDgy,
O-rnrssoslxASps ASp srsssss.--
ey1EE:--AAi. ,s,e.t orrss;.a Dunaiu s,ss' :,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

that having been frat duly sworn, ss
havo fairly and imp'rsially taken The said
polls according to law, and the result
thereof i, a, follows: "For a convention
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-06

Marble TomSs
HeadI;oucs Eases,
Man ties, 0 ure au
Tops, Stand &e.,
Manufactured 10 or
der with neatrcss
sud dispsteh, aud
a, redped rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-13
Driftiugs Abroad.

Mne schneider has married nobleman
Patti will receive 10000 francs for her ten per-
formances with The Italian Opera Company at Ham.
burg.
Several OF the Paris papers contradict the rumor
or the serious Illness of Nine. George sand for
which there Is happily no foundation.
The once remarkable prodigy on the piano, Mas.
ter Arthur Napoleon, Is now grown to manhood,
married. and Is settled in Rio Janelro, rs partner
la an opulent musical firm.
pon.zetti's celebrated opera, "Anna Bolena," was
the first time In twenty years, on the LIST OIL August.
Mile. Titiens appeared a Anna Bolena and Madame
Ginlco as her attendant, Jane seymour.
signor Mercadante's 'Leonora'' and Auber's
"uaydecu have been translated into spanish ana
successfully produced at the Zarzuela, Madrid. IL
Is stated ON the authority OF the Putcosea,c0 that
Signora Stolz VIII sing In Madrid during the sea-
son ana Segra Destin during the whole season.
Promenade concerts will be revived Al Covent
Garden London, on the 10Th OF August, under the
direction OF Mr.. Re viere OF the Alhambra MFR. Ma
AZ cheap prices at Uovent Garden In November ana
December and ut Christmas Mr., A. Harris Will have
the Covent Garden Theatre for pantomme.
A season OF English opera VIII come or az the ST.
James rneatre under the direction OF Mrs. John
Wood and MIR. Henry Hersee, commencing In sep
tember. Among the artists engaged 10 appear are
Miss Rose Hersec Madame Florence Lancia and
Miss B. Cole; MIR. sims Reeves Mr.. Byron. Mr.. Con.
mel and Mr.. Henry Give Hersee &C. The musical
arrangements win be under the direction OF MIR.
sidney Naylor and Sir julius Benedict. THE Col
leon bawn,o by Sir julius Benedict, Macfarrcn =
"Robin Hoodr and waaces "Lurine" will ne
among the operas produced.
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8. N. r. AND DEVOTED YACHTSMiN.

Letter originally intended for the "Spirit"-No. 2.
DEAR SIR-In the Spu't Of August or September,
1860, "Devoted Yachtsman" will find my account
Think OF the vesta and WidgeOn race that he aludes
to In his letter of February %. have not time to
go into details now regardingit l know wrote
full description OF that contest, and published 1t
either in the Spirit or the HERALD. But one thing
am certain Of, that the trunk cabin OF the first.
named yacht which was on board Of, was never
unuer water, as he states II was, during the race
We we're At times rail under, but the water never
more than reached our trunk. Most decidedly
agree with "D. Y.r that II We had struck our gafr-
topsals 1t would have improved our speed ana said
20 At the time. These yachts are both referred to
centreboard yachts at the time OF the race beg the
gentleman's pardon: the Widgeon was Keel yacht.
| do not consider this race. rs does he 'the most
plucKy and determined race ever sailed In this
country.n There must differ with him. The Hen
rietta and yesta race, IN October OF that year.
from Sandy Hook Lightship to Cape May iightshp
and return, consider the most plucky ever sailed In
this or any other country. We started In gale OF
wind. wnen the coasters were putting In for har.
Dor, carried the same strength OF wind throughout
and arrived home under reeed canvas. Even the
that had us In tow In the morning refused TO take
US rs faI as had rsS been agreed upon, her master
declaring MS boat could not live IN such sea.
my description OF 1t IN full in one OF the october or
November numbers OF 1866, TO which respectfully
refer I'D. Y.''
You are getting very tired, am sure. with TINS
my long yarn and so am well weaiied. My ex-
cuse to you must be my long silence In regard to
matters interesting TO me, and upon which my
letters have always found hospnable welcome to
your columns. As IL Is, there are many points
would love TO elaborate and discuss but dictates OF
courtesy toward yourself and my own health deny
me what might otherwise be o qualification. few
words about the Americas Cup and nave done.
Truly am delighted that the New YORK Yacht club
mas looked at tho matter In its proper light and,
through sense OF honor and justice, has declared
Itself willing to race single yacht against Mr.. Ash
bury's Livonla to defend our treasured prlze-the
challenge cup" According to Mr. Schuylers IN
depreciation OF the deed OF gift conveying that
trophy to oar CLUB we have but this one
and the only honorable construction TO put
upon it--viz., that one yacht, instead OF
the squadron, must sail. Mr. Schuyler's
views are entitled 10 respect He Is the sole sur
vvlng donor lf we fail 10 accept his construction
Of the deed or g ana his declaration Of the inten
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A MUsEM ENTs.

NIBLos GARDEN-ZIMMERMAN's BENEFIr.-The
annual benefit OF Mr.. J. A. Zimmerman, the Treasu-
rer OF Nblo's Garden came of yesterday afternoon
and evening" Taking into consideration the ncle-
mency OF the weather-an inclemency tnat marked
the thermometer among the nneties-there was
more crowded attendance than could have been rea-
sonably ANTICIPATED. Had all Mr.. Zimmerman's
friends been present OF course the theatre wOud
not have been capacious enough to accommodate
them. popular and so universally esteemed
Is the courteous and obllging Treasurer When
the curtain fell az the conclusion OF the first
piece MIR. Zimmerman stepped on the front
OF the stage witch the brusqueness and ease
OF manner which are his characteristics, white
hat in hama, ana said That he sincerely thanked the
audience for attending In such large numbers on
Que OF the hottest nights OF the summer and to
mark by their presence in thai oppressive atmos'
phere their appreciation OF his services as Treasurer
He could only thank them as he did, most sincerely
and with those thanks he would unite the ladies'
and gentlemen behind the curtain, the orchestra
and all the officers OF the theatre AS tue perform
ance would be somewhat protracted he would not
detain them any longer, but wish them all "g0Od
night Mr. Zimmerman was greatly applauded as
he gracefully bowed msef away. The bill included
dramatic and musical performance and, apart
from the fact OF 1t being the Treasurers benefit,
In itself an attraction that II was almost worth while
enduring the heated atmosphere OF the theatre to
comedy Of "Wild Oats" with Edwin Adams as
Rover and Pauline Markham as Lady Amaranth.
1t was worth the price OF admission to see Pauline
as pretty blonde Quakeress, dressed IN the dove
colored silk and charming simplicity OF the
saw her in ."rhe Black Crook' as the
Queen Of the Fairy Realm. with her scantv
clothing, must have invOuntariy smiled at the re-
membrance and the prude ana prim reality in
which she presen' cd herself on the same boards
last night. This was followed by 'grand ollO ell.
terainment," IN which MISS Emma HOws0n and
SiQnor Operti gave the famous elixir d'Amore,"
md the entertainment OF the evening was brought
to close by q farce '"The WIDOWS Strategy" in
which "Little Vic," the brilliant child actress,
assisted by her mother, MIS-. Virginia Donaldson,
appeared as Fanny, Sar all and Walter.
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Yachting Notes.

The yacht Josephine, N.yY.C.. Mr.. b. NJ. c. Dur
fee which coIlided with an unknown schooner in
the Sound some time last week, passed milestone
yesterday afternoon, in tow Of steamship Albatross
for New York. The yachts masts were both carried
away as well as her bowsprit, and her hull and bul-
warks were badly shattered. She viii undergo the
necessary repairs Immediately.
The yacht Juno, OCOnner, from New York for
New Bedford passed Wnltestone yesterday.
The yachts Lois, Nimbus Quivive, Daphne, Agnes,
Dudley and Alice, Of the Atlantic Yacht Club,
rived at Vineyard Haven on Friday last.
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epangled Banner" on It's mainmast as q mark Of
honor and respect for the great states and er
up the BOsph0rus for the Black Sea- On It's arrival
on the Old castle MOhamed IL, called the '.Roomei
Hlssarn where stands the beautiful Robert College,
on the highest tower OF which also n0ated the same
national colors OF the great republic, surrounded by
monuments oil barbarou5 times, wherein mankind
was arrested In It's advanced toward Intelligent
civilization. On the terrace or the college stood Dr.
Hamn one OF the most Iaborous and intrepid OF
American citizens, together with 100 pupils and
some thirty Of his workmen. and gave Mr. Seward
"tbree times three" with splendid effect. The
steamer lowered her own Austrian colors and dipped
also the American, and her passengers and crew, as
II nsplrited by the scene, took up the theme and
greeted the college and Its inmates with most
hearty response.