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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-14
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Easteriy's Iodine and eaSsAssfina The iodine and
Sarsapara Pares the blood and causes thr sores TO
discharge their OutFid matter, and the Ointment heals
them. when both are used (which always rrcom-
mend) permanent and radical cure always eecssa
Ahey are the best and most powerful cufativts known
to man. fair trial 81 1askl do mot fear the
| suit.
Prscs ofthe Iodine and 6arsAparHa "a per bottle,
bottles for ~ 0ridlsys salt Rheun Oinunsnt q /
cents per bottle. Both are prepared ~ Dr. Eastsry,
OF Third and Chestnut Streets &c. Louie Missou-
RI, sole proprietor, 70 whom Al orders must % =
dressed.
Sold ~ Matteson Palmer, Hamilton snd pr. white.
druggists in this city, and BY drugsists generally.
Eol ssie ~ =. = uAI, burlington. shgHuSwly
Drs Easseriys feveF aaid 4Rae
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o'' so = W. Alon' An'' sno
D' Nv ~. f ~ EG.y pnr,,.,.. .,-ss,
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~ Dr. CnTterss Cough B&isnm 10 II
the most pleasant and efcacious remedy for Coughs
Colds Asthma, Conaumpteu. and for diseases o. ,hs
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nAnu " 'ne "4'e anu = aoenS 'ne esases assen'on.
fer shis purpose remedy mas ever Deen discovered
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WAlsAE1-Steady. Gales Ut 25hc.
COMMERCIAL The receipts Of Live Hogs to-
day were about 5000 head, and of Dressed about
1000. The market under the dull news from
New York and Cincinnati opens rather quiet.
but during the day improved, especially in Live
Hogs--on what buyers seemed more especially
to make run. There was good demand for
choice los, and prices went up a. high as S. 60
for lots averaging 275a330 lbs. gross. For Hogs
weighing 200 lbs. and upwards the general
range was IS l5a5 so gross. Light Hogs
we're not wanted, and few small lots we're left
over.
For Dressed Hogs the market was dull, ex-
cep, tor choice lots, which we're in good de-
mand by packers OF Heavy Ness and Clear Pork
at Fl 3Oa6 50. There were but few buyers,
however, and the market for ordinary Hogs de.
cidedlv heavy-with sales at decline of about
zen cents.
The number Of Hogs cut here since the win.
ter packing commenced cannot be short Of lOO,.
600 head.
The Provision market was dull and heavy
There are no buyers of Mess Pork at over SIG
ale %; but holders insist ON SIC 50. Some
Miw sukee cured Shoulders were ssld to-day
at 81 cents packed. There 10 less inquiry
for Lard, and sale of 200 barrels was made
to-day at lo1c.-generally considered an in
aide figure.
The Flour market is 6rm; but buyers are
holding of aud the business done to-day was
limited. The stock, however, is small, and sel-
les have the advantage.
The Wheat market remains firm. There 10
still good demand by Michigan, Indiana and
Illinois milers, and holders of No. Red and
No 9 Spring are 6rm. To-day We note . sale
of 1000 bu No. l Red on private terms-con
sidered an outside figure; No. Spring sold
At 63c on track, and CSC in store Rejected, ct
lSa5lc.
The receipts Of Corn are still very tri1ing, |
md Dis;llers are Offering SIC per 50 lbs. at de
pot for all the shelled that arrives. A sale |
of 5000 bu new shellsd Corn was made to-day
Tor ,pmens to Michigan At SIC per IS lbs. de-
ivereo on cars.
Under orders from St. Louis for Oats, the |
narke. has again become excited, and an ad-
vance has been paid tor good old and new
,rop.
Hignwines are firm ut 24c. and some are
Holding at 25c. . The transactions at these
gares are, however, very lmited.-Cbicago
ri bure, Dec. IL.
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lt = B sos1g1irn Hsno1A
The various Diseases ~
which hosxss afs alllcteo, g.
~ H. - alArullng eaaasea
l&& GRNlAIs,Sb D&1Qlo-
Halt, wQUNrR sCRAfCI.
81 HWEENY, SPAWN, MN0-
MONk UG-AEAR rR1Ep
EVll4 -. No hEuE, livery
stAbls heepss, ~ any pegsea
owning valuable A0kaE4
seould - witAsst ~ 49,
M fewhesfv.
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Inc ayuts N - ne same :
when taken daily u a.edol
and build Il up with unasaal
The Liver % one u,
the human body; ana z
lions ~, the powers ~
ope6 The eooelaeA y al-ls1
on the healthy astisn u!
performances d its fnne-I,
y - fault, the bowels arsi
system suffers In eonse-
Liver 80 having ceased
diseasesef that organ, one 4
made 10 his study, Ia slxu
twenty years, % ardl
70 co0nteract the many
ID liable.
To prove that this rem
persontroubled withLlN-|w
Of it, forms has but tcI
ton 10 certain. III. o.
or bad matter from th< y
place . healthy now oil =
stomach, causing food I'll
ahc blood giving tont
machinery, removing the
fecting q radical cure.
bilious atlackOA
- eF,PFeven1..n
Of the k41vIP HmvtR-
One dose after eatingI6
stomach and prevent the
Ing.
Only one dose taken Be-.
Mig b Z lBs0Yee -
Only one dose taken atI
els gently, and cure&l ~
One dose taken ufteFI
PERSIA.
e. One desc OF tWol N.
relieve Sick HeaAsI
Only one dose lnfne1i-lpz
while
One dose often rspeat.I
Ch01erse Mofkan.I
Cholera. =
Onlyone bottle II need
syatem the effects OF
sickness. -
One bottle taken for ~
lalIOwness or unnatural -
One dose taken q short -
Figor &c the appetite and
One dose often repeat -
AFFlsGEa In it, wors, -
Ind Bowel compla ntx
lose.
One or two doses curek
WOFsl1s In children !; IS
" sp sedier remedy in the
A few bottles cures u
he Absorbents.
We take pleasure In re-
line ~ . preventive for -
Chill Fever, and ~ ~
T. pc. 1t operates
ands are willing 20 tes- =
ues.
ana $3.50
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>wrRAoRDnsssY ANNOUNCEMENT.

verv n.rrh.-.- " . Ian. bottle " ths ARC51c ~
MENT received. Il m. Raeg s1Ps.ss. ~ OAl4S
ErAIlS JOURNAL, " New Ycrk, s.sn - -
1ainin9 uiutssa psr,s Isastfs NJ prieess ~ - nS
papsr, and and wila o~oi.al matt.s e.
AAat xrissea - ~ essatsy. C.sA1sass -
taspdse. ~ vhisA 49, - ss1ns . - - :.
80 ~ I 1eE;r WANTED i nvEAy su1N - vulAa2
SNn0 ~ NUl0 DUSvU 04s NlMM1A - III Al
NrV Y11x OunQR n M N~0ADWAN.
O. uunfln1lsns - ~ alsaga - eal - 80 -
6s~irsa = Rloacy - ~ k G., Aseais re-
~ - of The oaly gs11las D1Asgh IaImsas
oeslA--AawSn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
weeds sewing Machine

Il - 0GUW SGWtM8 ~ 0GQ1M8
Mates equally good vork o. the Anest fa1re 81 Oh
The heavisst cloth, either Of which for bssety and
durability Il 10 superior 70 hand work. W inviee he
attention ef those Who wish uAchines 10 go Weeae
Machines. They The best for family uss, bscauss
adapted 70 ~ kinds Of work. They are ne bess fbr
manafacturefs because they make snch beAutifa ana
strong work. They the best for saors bscanss hey
% Letter work than his hands.
Extract from letter written ~ gentleman owning
plantation near New Orleans. Your two weed,s n.
tent Sewing MachneA have been IN almost constant use
since bought them, and vi the beat Of practical
suits IN less than three weeks the two operators On
them furnished complete suit Of clothes for each Or
my Two hundred and ten plantation hands, land
the time saved In using them season has more than
paid their cost.
The Editor Of the zanesville (Oho) Confer says.-
There has never been Sewing Machine In this city
mat has given such unbounded satisfaction to al Who
have used Il % the Weeds Patent. We have examined
them and must confess admiration OF their simple.
ny and durability, and can, with perfect confidence
after an examination Of all other Sewing Machines pro-
nouncs this to be the best, and recommends to our
readers, Who wish Sewing Machine ~ We are sure |.
will gtge them satisfaction. A5
WHITNEY Z LYON, Propsiesors,
$40 Broadway. New York.
Y y. 7. BANNER, Agent in Burlington.
ORvILLE LEONARD, General Agent, q Clsrk-st..
Chicago. @E decohn1r'
< III ri : X II
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VICTORIOUS OVER PAm
BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENY

Agony or ears l-SicknasD -
health !--life or deathi 1heoo
are the queations involved h -
adoption Or rejection q this 60
eifie By The martyrs TO cxtsrn1A
diseases and injuries. HAving ~
ceived the endorsement Of the al.
tinguishsd suran, the late d
KANE, and itselicacy tested dne
ing two awful Winter. in the 70
gions Of eternal nee, II II nov Con-
ing into general une in EVERY -
ton q the civilissd globe, and ~
marvellous eurSa are eserywhoge
exciting nstonfs1annonu
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TO TO JARyIs'S SECONDHAND STORE
MI want desirable bargains in any ki,d Or Hnase-
Store.
Jarvis pays
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ARE you sICK-.or have you friends tia, are .ickl
Then read Dr.. Easters advertisement COLI
umn this paper and 20 the agent this place and
obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint
We Aud- 70 Dr. Easteriys Iodine and Sarsaarilia Dr.
Carriers Cough Basam, DR.. Eastery's Fever cad Agae
Killer, DR.. Bakers Specific and Or. Hoopers Female
Cordial These medicines have been thoroughly tested
in the various forms Of disease for which n are re-
commended, and can be confidently Recommended a.
the most ef6cacons remedies known. They are very
popular, and are selling rapidly in nearly every city
and town in the United states To be had ofthc Agent
y. q. Gay, Druggist in Buriin9ton. ausi7dAw1y
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- DIR. Easterly,s Fever mid ARne
Killer 10 warrantedto Ill Of Asue and Fewer
Chills and Fever Dumb Ague and Remit
tent Fevers and every form OF Fever incident 10 the
West. II las cured more than One Hundred Thousand
cases during the lasttw years.
Sold BY Or. EASFERLY corner Of Third and Chestnut
Streets ct. Louis, No.; BY w. A. HOLT0N CO., QUI0-
LY BRO, and D. Slams CO., Alton, III, and
Druggisls generally.
For sale by \. y. GAY, Bur,ington. = augrsdkw1y
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~ IT. AUX st@ss *fz - F8 ssF#
E0R Witch ~ higAese nsree nste.s 81, = - 4,
nevis-eoeG I'll d. ii PAR50Na
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-31

WHY COUSINS SHOULD NOT MARRY-In the
Annual Report of the Superintendent OF the Ken
tucky Institution for the Deaf and Dumb We End
the following conclusive argument against the
marriage Of Cousins: From 10 TO 2O per cent. Of
deaf mutes are the children of Cousins 1t is
greatly to be regretted that the law forbidding
the marriage of first cousins did not pass the re-.
cent Legislature. These marriages are violations
VI the law OF nature, as is evidenced by the af-
nictionS visited in almost every case upon their
offspring n deafness, blindness and idiOcy-and
ought 10 he violation OF human laws also The
Commonwealth has a clear II2 ht To protect itself
against these illstarred matches who's I'll ring
they have {" sustain, frequently for life IL may
be hoped that this important subject will not ~
cape the attention of our Legislators MANY years
longer 10 is confidently believed that by for
bidding marriages of this kind, and by proper
attention and care OF infants IabOring under the
diseases stated, the number of deaf nIutrs in IN.
Community might be diminished ore half in !
generation.
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Traveller Directory.
nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
II ~ AND LEESBURG; vAl

Wa Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
THkouGH IN EIGHT HouRs.
a, Inc spleLdld Packet Boats ARGO and Nj. G
MElGS, having undergone ethoroughss,.--77TT-TT7t
repair VIII commence making reguarF F@-;
ulps 20 Inc above points on Monday
March 22u, 1853. -
The Boats Will leave the w harf of w. n. 4 II.
". Hitter, Georgetown, ID. c., every morning at Z
clock, sundays excepted, IN the following order
ihe Nj. Z. MeIgs on Mondays, the Argo on Tues
Gays, and returning every alternate day.
Leaving Georgetown at O'Clock In the morn ing,
the Boats VIII arrive at the Great PaIls, or Wash
ington Aqueduct, at 10 a. m Seneca 2m. Edwards
terry p. m., where Stage will be readiness Ia
convey passengers to Leesbnrg, Va. Returning,
Iraye Edwards, Ferry every day At % clock q III b.
ana arrIvIDg AZ GeoIgetown at sunset.
Through tickets SI.75.
Intern edIate points as follows: Great Falls or
Washington AQueduct 81 cents: Seneca Is cents ;
Edwards Ferry Sll2; Leesburg, Va, including
coach, 81 IS.
Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast SIX cts:
Dinner ~ cts.
Persons wishing to visit the Great Falls of the
POTOMAC, with its picturesque scenery, and exam
Inc the sshIDgton Aque Iuct, It's tunnels and the
grandeur of Its operative Importance guaranteed
the citizens of the District by the fostering care of
Congress, will have ample time to do and return
the same day. ~ .-'
A Coach will always be 10 visiting IN Georgetown
to convey passengers TO and from the Boats
Excursion Parties to the Great Falis. half price.
For further information inquire at the Store oi
w. II. Il III. q. Ritter, Canal Wharf, west of Mar
ket. -...-- ..... ~. MO u
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NOVEL COCRTSUIP

ihree months since a young Parisian was
travelling per railroad, in Germany from Augs-
burg, to Berlin. The cars unlike those here
are divided into compartments, like the inside
OF a coach, the passengers sitting facing each
other. In the compartment he selected were
four other persons, two mamas and two daugh-
ters. The two mothers were face To face in one
corner, the young man took the opposite. o nd
found himself face TO face with the ycung la
dies He soon after fell into brown study
during which the conductor repeatedly de-
manded his ticket without success and the
young ladies were secretly laughing Mt his be-
wildered air. Suddenly resOrting to a ruse, to
avoid ridcule he pretended not to understand
German, and transacted his business with the
conductor by signs. A moment after the young
ladies commenced conversation.
This young man is a very handsome one, .
said one
Hist Bertha" said the other, with a sort
of alright.
Why, be doesn't know a word of German
We can talk freely. How do you find him ~
Only Ordinary"
You are difficult He has n charming fig
ure and distingue air"
. He is too pale, and besides, you know 1
not love dark"
And you know prefer dark to blonde
We have nothing but bonds in Germany. 1t is
mOnotonOus and commonplace"
You forget that you are blonde
"0h, for women it is different He has pretty
moustaches"
Bertha, if yOur mother should hear you -
She is busy with her talk: besides, it is no
hurt to speak of mOUstaches.'
prefer the blonde moustaches Of Freder-
ick.
Il understand that. Frederick is espoused
to you; but /, who am without lover, am free
to exercise my opinions, and am free to say, that
this young man has beautiful eyes
hey have no expression" +"
You do not know, 1 am sure he has much
spirit, and II is a pity he does not speak Ger
man. He would chat with us
Would you marry a Frenchman 30
Why not if he looks like this one and was
spirited, well-born and amiable. But I can
hardly keep from laughing. Sec, he doesn't [
mlstrust what We are saying"
The young traveller was endowed with great
power of self-contrOl. He looked carefully at
Bertha, and his resolution was taken At
new station, the conductor came again for the
tickets Our young man with extra elabora-
ton. and in excellent German said:
An, you want my ticket. Very well-let
me see; believe it is in my pOrtmonnaie. Oh,
yes, here il is"
The effect was startling. Bertha nearly faint.
ed away, but soon recovered under the polite
apologies of the young Frenchmsn. They were
pleased with each other, and in n few weeks
Bertha ratified her good opinion of the young
man, and her willingness to marry a FrencL.
man They live ut Hamburg.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
80 n g

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement of lead
tire revision of the running arrangements tas road
D5 which highly important advantages to the trav-
IS 1851 THRE EE DAILY AiffI Trains VIII Be rum rum
FFss RH.e fRiINs.r,
from Camden Station. Baltimore At a. q .teIcsPi Zee i
sunday stops st way stations and arrives at Cum
second-The MAIL TRAIN starts tsunday OK :
cepted) at 81 A. NJ. and arrives at Wheeling st q
a: a: NJ connecting at Benwood with Central Ohio
isville, Chicago St Louis, &c, and at same place
Cleveland Road, and also at PsIkersburr with Ma,
ETFFES fkIst ri toTs ssy.: All. and sc g
meeting at BenwoOd at A. NJ. with express trains
from BeIlalIe to Cincinnati. (rrithoMf ehanse Of
hours from Baltimore and Is hours from Washing
ton. 1t also connects directly. both directions
at ration with cars 10y Parkersburg and Mauetts
roads for Chicothe. CINCINNATI, eto. These trains
connect at Xena for Indianapolis Chicag" and St
Mississppi Express for Louisville Cairo and ST St
Louis through to 81 Louis in less than g hours from
ard southern in the much es. Whe
the dtstane. from 90 to loo miles shorter than b,
fyins u baltimore a5 as a. NJ: ".
II Baggage checked through to all points.
THROUGH TICKETS SOLD at lowest rates si
Camden Station and at Washington, ID. c.
,i.ss fIa srtire ,oaa bv aayIfsht b1 takns morn @
ing trains, and iyIng over et Cumberland or Oak
lard, and resumirg next morning by Wheeling hc-
ooInmodatlon tram, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland st 1910.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram at Al ..
viii stop at all Stations east Of Cumberland, and the
Wheeling Accommodation at oil Stations hey onc
Cumberland going West. Eastwaraly, the Mai
Trnrn leaves Wheeling az $50 A. NJ, and AcoommO-
datOn leaves Cumberland at 8, reaching Baltimore
att 81 z. M.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, WAY
passengers will take the Express westwardly and
the Mail eastwardJ.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 z. NJ,
stopplng at way stations. Leaves Frederick at rs
A. NJ, aTrlylng at Baltimore r. noon.
The ELLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves at ~
4. NJ, and Sis p. NJ. Leaves EllIcotts Mills at
A. NJ. and p. NJ, except Sunday.
For tickets, information, fare, 60, apply to J. T.
EN6LAND, Agent, et the Ticket ONCE, Camden
Station. VIM. ). "OODSIDE,
jJ l3-f Master OF TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
4 RANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
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"BELLE BKITTAIN' ON HEAD ..FIxIyGS y
" Belle Brittain,' who created such sensation
at Newport. last summer, has been paying a II y
ing visit 10 ~ Louis, where she attended swr,t.
ding jam She says ''the ladies were pretty
two or three were handsome, hut neacIy all, old
and young, mothers aud maidens marred the
effect of their symmetries and bid the beauty of
their hair Ivy the most elaborate and inartiStic
devices called bead dresses Take a look al
6recian saLuary, ladies, and unartifIrialze your-
selves ~ this particular. There Is no ornament
for the head of woman like the natural glory'
Of clean, soft, simply arranged head Of hair
IL were man, should always feel as II
would like to- put my hand on such a head
smooth 1t, pet it, kiss il, and ask a blessing on
il .
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Special Notices.
of some valuable certificates

lam IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
In favor ofthe Consumption Destroyer; also of its
ehcacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and
Is composed OF roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; 1t Is no common article. They are
nicely enveloped in my circulars, where nag place OF
residence Ia seen. ' |..... ....
The extract OF a flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles. can. with the Sy rup, be found at Mr..
c. Stott's the Syrup is at several other places on
Pennsylvania avenue, as well as Georgetown, at
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandra at
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hance's, lO8 Balti
more street. d7-u
SPECIAL NoTIcE-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Z" Balm OF
loo Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
" "Woodand Cream" new pomade; 1t causes gen
tlemen's hair to ourl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w. P.FErRIDGR 4 Co.,
Propretors. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington.
TAYLOR Il MAURY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th st., Pa. avenue. nl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-31

Lone FACEs.-What a sad mistake il is 10 SUI o.
pose that a man should be gloomy b-caus- he is
devout. good man is almost always a cheerfu
one. II is III that bad men should scowl, and
look blue, but he who has Gods smile Of appro-
baton upon him should show the radiance upon
his countenance- An honest man-the man with
good conscience let him enjoy his sIeeep and
his diBner, and the love of his wife and the pratt
tie Of his children, aud show beaming face to
his neig hbOr- There is no worse theology than
that which teaches that He who gives such full
ness Of JOY TO beasts and birds, delights in the
misery of men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-31
Travellers Directory.

The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
following hours: ~ ny8tk-A
LEAVE ALExANpRIl At 2c1nAD
George Pdgs-5f, 9, 10 a. m: I2l< 9 ,,ds, -
1honds Z o1.stT-7, g IL q. m; 2 and D. M
LEAVE WASHINGTON AT
George Pdge-Sz, y, u a. m; ~. (. and d. m
IhonsaS C0t1yer-s, 10 q. m l2A, Sk, and 81 D. m.
Fare Is Cents.
Whaley's Omnibpses connectinr with the ps.s
and Coly leave the Capitol and corner of I2th st
and Pa. avenue the same time the boats leave A lex-
andrIa. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COLLNER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington at
st ana Alexandra at 10 O'Clock.
NILS SAM'L BAKER, Capt.