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Qlotbiug.
New Goods. New Goods!
g u w ARD ALDEN
.NerchNNs T.uilor.

new foods. New Goods!
HDW ARD ALDEN
'"e'ea@Hs Tailor,
AND
- " aoiesais and Retail Dseler N
he a q y M ade Clothinc
Cloths, cassimerss, ysst,no. 60,
ing foods and Tailors rrimm;n
II z Just Istarned from the east viz ~. ~
4, 40 csst selected stocks Of eoods ~, S1
~ sae ~ TINS market consisting 10 psrt of ~ ss
BRoADCLoTHs.
sI,,y rieneh, German and American, Of Ne ans,
cAssIMaEREs
iagish, French and American az .x.,v ..,..
~ le' eoier and quality. V ~
VESTINGs
y, 't1ta aafselss Mataia sse, VIII Lopdoa s.~u,
velvet, Fancy SIR ana Linen, ia Esn ~ o Snx
~ oasn, Italian 10th, silk Pfush, sad fsncy
OVERCOATING.
hlaes, Blae and Brown Brosdelo,b u.,o. .A...
s ftot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Rrovn and NniH.,rs
a r., mixed aud ssssrs q "a IL
READY-MADE
~ qf. roats, Q yer- Sacks, surtout,. Reasne y..s
a9slit,s.as. Froek and Dress Frocf Oos,c ~ III
Essmes saa styles sik Velvet, Plush. ciosh.
No. n a. t~,st iahey and plain Cassmere ss1
psfs and 0sersIls 1e'N'eS ffoekss wrap
Fu FINISHING GOODS
feae!y calico, Whit plain linen corded ana pa,
=. ,-l,t ahcy eoiored Shirts, villa eonmoo M nol
~ 800, string Deorsey, co rded Aveor -,
- =, NECK lies, Stocks, tnacy ana |. "a H.
~ s,s white, black aud eolorsd IA i'm
ii,t,,n 80, 49, ttst. rreld, Aberdeen. nevsn
F,it'ou anu ue rmsn snd Fur Gauntlets voai mA.ds
sI,tas $500 nose wai.e and faney anss and az
isisi itered lamb = vo.,i i. ~. -
!, Y1t a'ius, Seatfs Mufiers, Gents, Sh."is .nd
-, .'ss eIabreias, Carpet saeks and al ether
Ntsstos U hGiiy Kept by the trade III AZ - 1.
tespe.liahs -uhnfnadf1 tho examinsriou N e1s
Ans"rly call viii eea.c choice selections. 'sss
s, s.na,,.a,, EDWAkD AL0Rn.
80 sSha Hfeei, opposite LeCiaire Row Davsnnart
- a,soes~een Main g Bfady.l sepe@6 =
SAMUEL PERRY.
Mercl1ant Taller
l 40 onhand anew and full sssortr ~, !, -.
ana hnglish Clothes, Csssimerss and vsssaea
sh'ssple iof the season, which he viii ma. "H$s
q Nrs ga snort notice and 49,. - "
READY MADE CLOTHING
~ !. H. klnds FOR spring and Summer ve.r. vi,.h
sHfeesotd asehsap as The hen peat "ssA
FURNISHING TOODS
ssod supply ofeserythins nee,v,sarv 10, -,u.
1. ~sralooe. spring style A ADsS
Irnnks. yAiscas, &c.
=, ~. 'ouiu ihsitos bout TO purehaas sood.
s,ssvt me 70 give aim call before parcksaan,
,.ssrhe5e. ose price only. No trouble 10 shoS
1i thssame. e22i6lence
Davenport AprilIslass a@ohA F4ASK.
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Stunts.
s1xAT WERIxkA cIaciaaATI
$ T O v e s r 0 r e
And Tin Ware Mandatory,

"a Street, do0rs East OF Harrison.
Wholesale ana Retail!
w sortEsonts of Stoves, Tfn Plste, Bhee. Iron,
WIRE, Jspsnped Ware, Tin, snset Iron and Copper
" srsir this city. Among he sssortn ept of
; + o v Els
a.. the ceisniEied Gilman And Charter oak Caos
ioSes, coalot ~ood; also q huh and complete
sol tm snt farior Boz and Heating Stoves, Elevatet
otsn 5soves, and mary other patterns too Dumer-
Gus. 70 nsntiea. Our motto H., Quick Sales and
mail Fronts Good work, ell warranted OF NO sale;
One dollar save lis dollar rued; and BY CALI nz
az this stove store Jon will II and 70. JUS;
good an article - at sny other house. - So
Particular ate nion paid 70 House hooang Spout
ing and Job Work In general out Of good Fin and
stock, hoping TO receive = share Of the public pat
fohste ~ this motto: "Quick Sales and Small
Pruntso 4iI4sep61 SIG So. b. L. HORNE.
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pennsylvania Railroad.

Three Daily Through Trains between Philaaelphia
and Pittsbursh.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsbnrgat u a. NJ, aad
Pittsbugghfsr Philadelphia att A. ~ The fast line
ca Phila delphaat p NJ. and Ptlsbprg for Phil
,dslpSis Il r. NJ. THK NIGHT KXPRESs Train
leaves Phiiadsiphia for Pittsburgh at II P ~. and
Pitts burgh for Philadelphia at lC r. n.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
RsiIrosd. 10 and from St. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Gssna
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
ylls KY; Tsrrs Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
Zsnssville, Masslion and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
lie stesm packet boats from and to New Orleans,
81, Louis, Louisviile and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be had TO rffsm either Of the
abGVe place.. 4- ~
For further particulars see hsndblls At the diRer
est starting points, Passengers from the West VIII
Philadslphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO,S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phils.
J. MRSKlMES, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov Sd IS diy
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RAILROAD COFaSETS.
lust received at gtti,t Es.!. ~
81 decls wADSwORIGps.
BLACK LACE COLLARS
N dscis wApSEOkTH's-
SATIN LAIN,qoa
TUE richest Curtain Goods in the citJ, with Ssncs
L and yAsseis TO match, at s.
deci5 lzs4t snrf- tAH WAGSWokTH's-
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NEW TIN STORE.
'TshB saescribefs hsve Just opened store on HAr-
risoR between Third and Fourth streets, whore
n a nsssd and keeping constantly
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Psnhcuiaf attention pstd to Roofing, Spoutins and
Joobng. Country merchants osn rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware at shelesals prices.
goods. lALlsdtf GRANTEES d BkLL.
8.z aaG-5 al r'EsvOltce. astfta'jE. E7IE-.
Tlhh subscriber. have this dsy entered into co.
L partneIskipiE the Merchant Tailoring business
under the name OF a. CASTBKL q CO., AID viii
carry on The business at NE old stand. where ma
be found & fresh assortment Of gfH8'
New and SeasOnabie Goods,
-. usnNeReA,S year, and made up 20 order In the
latest stJlss,5 We have hand large aAsor TN
Of the best made Farnishins Goods, eonsisiing OF
all Varieties OF
Shirts, Uzdsrshirts, Drawers, Stock Ties, crs-
vsts, oloyeA Mitts, Socks, suspendsrsl 4
Braces sysfythi9k in ths line, for sais al low
mark. Give US . call.
sa gba 81 ~ 4. CAS- rEEL, @
at-.Hf gE GEo. LATIMBR.
Davenport, Oct Is, sc Al. \ nov iatf
POTA0H AND CHLOAA ABE LAME.
Fsr sale by ~ 81 u ALVOED 4 VAN PATTEN,
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ss5aa - CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets.
ACKLRY 4 oLHsTEAD, Propristors.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform their
L friends and the pnblic, that they have this day
opened the Gi1r HoTsL. for the reception Of stran
gers end travellers. AZ has been entirely Temodeed
and newly furnishsd Fhsiooalions central and con-
venIeh, aud no effort inc part OF the Fgopretors
shal be wanting 70 eontribuia TO the comfort ofher
patrons. ass EElF a't i
Extensiv srAsLIHs with careful and sttentv ehos-
tiers always In sttepsisRee. Also large vsr6 con
neeted for the accounoaatlon Of Farmeu, 6c.
Ashsre Of public patronage respectfully collected
49,. ACKLEYA OLMSTKAD.
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pI1NSYLVAHIA RAILROAD, .
11

Iue xreet Central Route, connecting the Atlantic
citiss with the Western, Northnestsrn, ana ssgth-
wcstsIn States, BY coatinsous RAILWAY aisei; III.
steamers 70 all psrts on the Wss.ern Rivers and al
Cleveland and sandasky With Steamers to all ports
ont the North estsrn Lake.; making The most d.
can be forwarded to and from the Great West.
Rates between PhilaAslphia and Ptttsburs,
FiRst chase, -SBoota, Shoes, hatsl ~
and Caps, Books, DRY Goods I'm }soc . 100 4
boxes, bales snd trurksl DruEs
din boxes 4 bales Furs, Feathers,
second Glass. ..Domestie Sheet
ing, shiring and Ticking {in oriSi-
nal balss,l Dngs On casks, Hard 7se'si0ob
Third Class.-.Anvils, steel,
Chains I'm cssks,1 Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Sailed {l0eGeor In sasks)To- i65c 100
bscco, manufactured, Except CT
rSc sas q sS Ci,Sss. ..coree, Fish, 81.
con, Beef & Pork, lin cssks or bon
es eastwardJ Lard & Lard Oil, S55e ? lG0
Lead, Mails, Soda Ash, German
CLAY, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DC.
ELoGK-si Per barrel antii further q, no NOS;
COTTON-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight untlfuther notice.
TTln ahippin Goods from any point east Of Phil
adslPh. BE BsIisaIar e MARI packages o ~ Pes.
gents for this Road 81 Phadelphs or Pltsbure, wiz
be for arded without detsltion.
FRuoHr AesnTs .-Hsrris, Woinly & Coz, Mem.
phis, Tenn., r. r. Sass Co.. s.! LOUISE. 3. Mitch
sli & Son, MEANWHILE, Ind; Dsmssnil, Bell & Bur;
dock, and Carter 4 Jewett, Louisville Ky: Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; skfignsn Brown, and IrMir
O.: Lsech & Co., 81 kilby ct. Boston; Lesch d Co.
2 Asior House, N. York; William Of. and Batter
Place, New York; &. J. SIeedsr, Philsdelphis; Ma
zraw l. Koons, Baltimore; Geo. G. Pronciscus, Pith
II. III HOUSTON, G.RsraI Efsigkt Assst, 'PAiIs
II. j. LoMRAERT, ssPs. dHsSss, Ps.
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I. q. (AHPHELL sgi-aa
attorney and Ceunssllor at Law,
Money constantly hand - loxn on real or personal
s4su, y; long shcrr time Eastern Exchange bought
A.l sE Nuses discounted Hotas and Mortgages bought
Ul Is eolecsd tsres paid eli law business prompt
| attended to In the State and u. S. Courts
-keferences--
Linz, B. Cowss Esq, n. 7. City, Henry s.f Esa, Pc
., q dc, N Y, Hon. fdwsrd Cowles, City, Henry
Il yebcorr, Esq, Hudsoa, 7, Hon II Rugsss, 10
,asie, Y, x-GoE. Washington liant Loekport PEei-
ID dsrse, PokespEie, \. n#e
llncs corner Main and Second Streets, opposite lie
I.ira House Cd fioer. May 1s-dAwa
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DAWSON True,
attorneys and C0unselOrs a. Law,
and Notariss Public
OFFICE, on Brdy street, In W sT"as's rev
AIDING, ,,,-,o,r, .u pa
.6SEh Da YIsos. 8fsaG& s-ta w. 81 TRUE
Isnt 18th, 1885, utTw-y gar.& @a +N
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". H. HkIDENAEiNBE--
aoiesaaa aaa Retail Grocery and Previsiou
store.
,,sf gsys a., o doors oelo.o Brady, NoyA siSx
1 laigestsad best selected stocks of w. " ms
hhoCEkIES AND PROVISIONS
~ er before brought 10 this marksk 10 VIA ,.,.
general, to whom ofs, he above at Trestiy sasss
where, FeiSAsAnx Aes
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EMRROIrYERTK

A LARGR arrival tom anctiea-mksihs onE
n stock the largest and cheapest In The city. Be
sure TO call at 2i1F+a' WADSWUhTH'S.
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IDAAI1A o1LIAc.
tnPlhCES Pisin High Lustrs, Boiled SAks, Aori
lUAntiqus 40 Black Rspp SILKS, Black Wstsrsd
and Satin de Cheine, Black Striped aud Figured
silks, just received By
declS g aW5HB4 AH WADSWORTH.
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DaisIs, Saloons, &c.
SHA1VH HnIISE

DeieIs, Saloons, &c.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner If Harrison and Front streets, one square
Is below the Stes m Packet and Ferry landing.
j.. HUMPHREY 500, Proprietors.
WOULD respectfully announce 10 their Eastern
w friends and the public generally thai they have
Purchased this
Large New Hotel
and addsd moro than oas-half to its FORMER size,
and having fitted and 70 10 nishsd the entire
house, are prepared to fende the stay Of guests
pleasant. They will aim II msfi 4 cantiouaBoe OF
the patronage 90 uperauy bestowed upon en-
mere tOfore. Thz house Ia 0ns ef tse IA est pleasant
10 eatieas in Davenport, commanding view Of the
river, OF Rock Island city and Of Old Fort Arm.
strong. iaA9
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MITCHELL 1 PUTNAM, .r4.-
Attarnsys and Counsell0fs al Law.
D.sles, outhe Corner of2nd and Brady Streets, In
IstAairs's Building, - .. ...-.s al
G. q. II. MlICHkLL- q. Is. tc1Nah'
pHI l0th, lo54--wH~-ly 80 =. -
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Surea dams At II Cent?.
| = ~ s "4hs choice Sugar Cured Ham OF am.
street, 81 eF S'sS uA SSo1t
sugar Cured Smoked Hams IL cents.
Smoked Shoulders
AchIs dir " AIsa9.
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j. G. Bill LIS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Davenport, Iowa.
ONCE on Main Street, .oppos Le Claire House.
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mARRIH ID

AUSrIN-HAYDEN-At South xick. Mass on rnesdAi sAne
To- BY the sev d. Ive. Mr. os'tn ~ Ausia OF ssmeses
Com. o Miss Rosels A. Hay den Of Scuta~tek.
AMHERMAN-MOORE-in cesrestop, = G on fsarsdAys
Feb S6 by the Rev Thomas G Tisdae. MI Levi a.
.rmsn 20 Mos Sah Augusta Moore eldest daughter NJ Ne
l..e d Soore, eco, OF Jictsonville. Fla formerly -
WiAsmsbUrsh.
DOEALDSON-MASTERSOS- Tnesdsy FEB N ~ 20
Rev WI Hsllowsy N Frederic DonAdson TO ~
Maria Mssierson both OF Wllismsburgh, Long i'snd
GOLDSON-BAUM-A, Jersey Cit', 90 Thnr,oat stcs ~
by the Re-, Or Pumley al. Samuel 2. GndsIr OF New
Yok &, Ne. sarah Elizabeth Bssm only dassatss Of Lese
ard Baum o. Jersey City
gOLmEs-CRIsr-At Hudson NJ v: on "Wednesday. Hs,e6
H. by the Rev Demsrd Mr. Albert T. hoimes ana -
Mary A.. Crst ali Of that plsoe.
MARTIN-CAKE-In Brooklyn by the Rev. u. Jossesas
the re,idence OF the brides t,bs on SUNDAY asoe
G's Martin to hss Julis Arm Cake. both Of the isssd
Guernsey.
Parker NILLER-On Wednesday evening hsva y ~
Jonshsn Crane. Mr. ,ohp Parker to ess t.ea'
MULTIPLICATION wvsnesdsy March H. u the rsssAeeee
OF the brides mother, Upper NIsck kPes.ae $500
n " h.,h ~ a. g@e. Mr. Huf "
s....s 10 Miss Elizabeth ID HOyt
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Nw-s.y No,~ia He-se.lI E1itsor. Cy.s.HJ. sy',,
i1ne- Bos'on nckEor Ple.as ae~Yen. u
Putrsr &c .
Letu,., o. B,i.e POe.. By H,1ry Red sTos i.-a
P.rys xcHnsn
Ar.rt BOX q 0eS rs,ie. Drsvinz BIZ uah,n Mes.
New EAitos limo. PIP lSs Bs!-Dors! "IAsr
Mute.
To. Ho.beI'. s.odbces ByEa~rt H H.rser Nd. i.1o.
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JsfrJ TIE Enisht the Far BIuns.~nde Tr.as4et ron
to- F,eLoh. tso PIP i5s. Wuey H,Sesd-
TIE Mora fbLosophy Of Corrtshp and MGr.xs Py 10. al
thor Cf Phy -ioosJ II Marriage" limo ~. 80 b.
tor Jota ?. Jsvsa Go. k.w-Yoft. 5sstor BAKE
uIsL ca.
Tae YouEs Pi grim Tale Illustrative Of Tho PIliru,s
Pr sf-.." By A L. o. Z. limo PIP ST. T. N-;.i,
sOns
CM,s,buy T.le.. By sophi. Lee. limo. PIP 81 a,soi
Brlftsn
Review cf Cs1np6e. ism Examined" b. Mo-es L Lar4
laro PIP % J 3. LiPFneo,t Co. Sold By Cssts.
TIE Lrteu Ses.oE. Dsoour,-s Retire sai selfDs.
MIA. i2a,o pp. s. Tnom.- STAFFORD
JuLius. Lore Chs.ksm. A 6iogrspby. By William Dow.
limo %. zjz Hlef 0r,on Co.
Tn. Frss-sr Paper Of the lA- William M,rnn. IL.
rotated with Life Of the Author By T. shelton ,c-
teuzis. C L limo. pp. SIS R.dS~,d
The kes trUGrd Hi.,ory. By Charles w Elliott vois
fvo. Ctsfts Scribner.
TIE Drama Of Earth. By jerome Kdder. limo. PIP $50
Aaoiptos ks-Ley.
The su,I sld hi. People. By oscanyAa. limo PIP IS
Derby s JOkson-
TIE ChAo.eu Of the KINGDOM By the Rev. poHey A Tyus
i.E1o PIP 49, Z. Carte Broth
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
F,om The .4.pi.raR Courier, Feb. 81.

F,or The d.risraR Courier. Feb. 81.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Companys steamer
New Granada, arrived 1T Panama Feb. Il. ehe orngs
$40, 1,S III specie.
sGfnn Peru we learn that Castlls has taken PsytA
afoFars and that naval action was hal 10 the har-
Dor OF Cslso, between the Government aud revolu-
uopaIy pares on the 10Th January, in which bat lit
tie dsmsge resulted 10 the yessels of either party, but
rome dc zen persons were ~ouuded. We are also in
formed that the mission Of the munster 70 LIMA from
Costs Rics, who went 10 negotiate loan, has been
unsuccessful, and considerable bad feeling has been
FL gend,r red by the conduct of the minister, and the
treatment of him by the Peruvian Govern nent.
We take the following from The Valparaiso Nsr.
curs Of Isl January
Through the representations Of young gentleman
Mr.. W iliam Cox Government has decreed the or
gaDization of party to explore the Rio Negro in the
south by which, according TO traditional runors,
water communication may be found uniung the All
tic and Pacific Oceans. With this object appropi.
alton of So 4l0 has been decreed, but convinced Of
ts insuficiency, Government in ends increasing the
sum- in order TO insure the OF the expedition in
all ,,Pests ,sreo,hv .ur,r.ed tho ,oh ;r,. hv
the arfissl Of the steamer Nalpa also of the S)uh
Pacific Mail me- which 10 take her place in the
lire She made the voyage in fifty days touching at
Rio"
TnE GrAyo TRADE.-We have recei we'd su ,h iofor.
nstjop by tbs steamer from Ca4o as justides US in
stating with tolerable certainty that arrange nents aIe
at present being msde for transporting the Peruvian
Guano across the lsthmus OF Panama. We h)pe 70
be able to give more full information on the cub SC:
econ. =.
The steamer Trent Of the West India r. NJ. Packet
Co. lef this port Aspinwa ALL on Friday night I'D aud
on the first day out broke her port paddle ~hee se1ft
and bore up for Jamaica She wss met oy The Clyde
shout 100 miles from this place. She had on boa-d
llli bales of bark, indigo and ,srsspartls She e1-
ptcted 10 reach Jamaica In time to connect with the
steamer which leaves Kingston for ST. Fnomas with
the Jamaica N ais for the Atlantic ship.
The l2jtb Anniversary OF the birth of Washington
wss properly respected on board the United States
frigate Independence in this halbor Psnausl on tae
I'd inst The ship ives dressed with fiss, and pre-;
sented very fine Ape arance; and al noon ssn.e oi
l. guns fired In henor of the anniversary There
was po celebration on shore. Star and Herald.
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LATER FROM NICARAGUA.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.

The Empire City, Capt. S. p. Griffin, left New
Orleans March ), at 81 p IN. The United States
mail ,teanshp Granada, from Aspinwa on the all ~
noon of the Sd arrived at Havana the day previous
awaited the arrival of the Empire City to forward her
messengers and mails from New-Orleans.
The Granada left Aspinwsl without, as usual, await
ipe the arrival of the treasure and passengers from
California mot vet duel, and brought weeks later
intelligence from Greytown forwarded by the British
West Inda mail ste snship Trent, from that place Feb
90 and also later advces fromthe South Pacific by en-
arrived at Panama on the 2lst.
The TGeot acknowledges partial successes gained by
Coils Titus and LoCkrdge over the Costa Rcan forces
stationed at various points along the San Juan River
Up to the lske-whch taken into consideration as EN-
anStpg from at least lukewarm sources would noicste
that Gen. Walkers star is again in the ascendant.
The Asp1nteaR Courier in Its exIa OF the 81 March
mentions that Walkers party have forced their way
up the San Juan River to the Lake with but tnting
ss and the capture OF very considerable mounts Of
aims and provisions and the saving Of another steamer
the J. n Scott.
Nothing Of mon ent is noted st Havana. The Cap
tsinerersl had again reviewed slare body of troops
some Is coo strong at poiut six miles from the city,
No foreign met -ofwsr st anchor in the harbor
The steamer Black Wsnor J. w. Saith, com.
naIding, from New.York Feb. >, arrived a, Havana
at noon on the Sth two hours before the departure Of
the Empire City. Capt. S. reported a continued sue
Cession of very heavy weather during his passage.
The Empire City brings "A passengers, 81 OF whom
are from New. Orleans
We ART indebted 10 c. II. Denison, esq Purser o.
the Empire City, for valuable fsvos.
Frcs The A.ria,rGa Cop,ter, Feb. %
GRErTows Friday, Feb. -, 1857
The Royal Mali steamship Treat arrived at Grey
town 90 the llth ms. ana found there the British
men-of.War Cossaek, Tartar, Victor, Pioneer and
Intrepid The Orion had gone to Pearl Cay in conse
qutn'e Of The unsafe hsrbor outside-her dealt
OF water being TOO great to permit her coming
INTO the hsibor. The crews said 10 bs all
healthy. Aftor the capture Of the river boats
The other day, Mr. Scott the ageot, with surpr sing
speed anc energy prepared boat called the Rescued,
ard dispatched her up the river; but fcon her not
oasng returned, rsssosabis fears were entertained Of
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| 'ts ','ts' pa e. to- .s-e-ooo y.,..,- - mr.,
r. Z sc 49,, !s..,e D,,Oe tod n. lee. 49,
| Cr,..r,.,.s ~ 800 - 10 -r-.A nsnvy
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SS' sso aD': .' csi into 90 S Sa, en- md. .s
he ale Ordinary, r"S the otdet to- the drsaks -
Patrick Haley .worr-w,,, A,.,,r n-;ssos les, $40.
the si1s tbe ksne. a. n. une r--r-ed -
tSsy i.osA. Or not sac n. 10 Ire p., >, ssr-sr
su0 ~ ne, 90 nio toe .asSo rove te~r rctsees
Suedf H.sstn. .-Oru-T.-r. srcc.ry ir Bras. ss.s4.
fo'est- the ss'urcsy hssc parties IN co1puy 49,
tb~s esrli'se The h tie eS-oias ssoat ea1
wroi1 rave to dfoi; ,hty ..S be, .sS s.,s srs.xS
prrebe user thsa Ani brought them 60 then tAey
e-nt them up hey wer, uAd IN snai siss--s cad oss
q. avis 49, a. s Ts1 DOT s,,e r' sssss S.s ..s
b>k she aid shs dsn cse ewe kao~n Jssk'Os sos 10
IL years 49,
SoGos County gs-j 20 rid from the time
"a 10 - tok In be,s ttrJ " hs<ss
rsclnx Loot h,l. which oneaes cot of -
keep saOts sod groceries Jekon used 20 esh -
svvty Ssurrsy usht tahed 70 -
but Jsksou esnt r-cofns- the sIls s"sv
DAT u,sc- The che tie
back sect ~ spp led Jsk.en's hs bat c,uls 90,
brought NE punches srd Cs,hs ire sd This ~svN
punch poth said al at he Jchs,o 90 - -
store seI he Of H snd ,odsn shout tSs STATE
Ut
John ksbe bu' cher ard 1--we fultos svessss
parties Suudsy last t~se the siNst
sb clock Deslos pl that 10 Jsoxsoo
,ud Dixcu them rotteas enoois 70
Rear them tSkrs them al John Feadsi Isossos
Dxcr the sirs sui uy't n the MON 80 bad sse
had chan payne ne gs eat, ali Of a, dnsk -
tie uirs: saw the eItns vine up .tss they w~v
there hour they esus d kaa sod i've
sppcsrd 90 be eujyns the aod sey-
this the 6rs, pace they sopp - sner they lie roso
CT, ssessmined-My lie With drAnk hS Ates
hut oouf brow bon often ~ueu vent TO OSsnS'
have arb 'ine. hru 10 Coteos an
dr.uk then John Fe, De snd AJAX tee %
times dark srd home ard ~vc 70 sea3
~ very funny, the sr' hu shed when We made rus
sked 81 beef ind et the gls smiled and AasneS
loud -oneiiuss -, =.
John Fiietd sSorn Am constable, sud keep BOT %
sbephesd roi ing ofths ~ the csso
Mr. Clinton the siJay Cat sine suissn eeiors ~
M,sistste which be held tiaersnt from hA whcd ~
pesied on her c'osst xan irtticr. ,..,.
The Dis'c Atfne, sisted hat she bad misanderCood N
auetop tally exp Ted on her examination IN Ooan
Adjourned This rnins weea the Gaze ALL DO eone'S ~