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The best and cheapest French Valices
and Haversacks can be had at 81 Cherry
street. -msy3-5t
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Gold is falling, 30 is tie price Of Photo
grsphs at the Gallery of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only SIS per dozen.
spriI-tf A. 8. MORSE, Is Cedar at.
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Herchnnf,s Sale

POLAND's VARIETY THEATRE-The world
renowned clog-dsncsr, Dick Sands, every
n;cht 81
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Night Emissions cured.

doEng Nan, stop before you fnrlhsr 20. o. Al
tsaaes sunect % NAB, there u 40 disasse 20 80
scarce that understand treafng t I. Nd ~ v91 7 -.
say tnst nsEe cured do1ons In lila city, 8 vi -
n eilerani States, who have spaut doisr II. 49,
AZ ana are nov vel cured b. n1s. ] am "a -
seflng ie-iefs and seldl1g medicine % an rasta al
ne country. IN word, az that arc dissrEsd \.
cay way, and vi owe ne a cal, wiB gfve sSs,s.
nc1ca ior 81 Of tbs diseases nentionfd h ftI- -
ysrsaeznsai. he oest q salasoneos iEaa d a
AZ lstian 6rac,sa b
Oh. NC6II,L.
DIXON stxeet, Nashriile, fsuu
rN VI Eisei Hith psenPi aiil 90
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LIQUORS.


Bills Alcohol, as per cent.
q" 10 Der cent.
Proof Spiri.s,
3 Ptt's Whisky, pure, FOR Med. purposes
I " Pure French Brandy,
l Holland Gin,
Pure Port Madeira, and Sherry Wines,
For sale low, by EWIN q PENDLETON.
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation or
Rare Ingredients. DelicateIy Per-

A Scientific Vegetable Preparation OF
Bare Ingredients. DelicateIy Per-
famed.
Losdoa Hair Color Rsy'orer and Dressing.
Loadoa Hgir C5Jor Rsstorer and Dressing p"
LoaSoa Har C9or RsstoTer and Dressing, e" =
London Hair eo,or Restorsr and Dressing "
1t will restore gray hair to its original color.
git viii Hisse It grow on bsld heads.
al viii restore the natural secrefions
4 1t will remove al oGndrgf and itching
5-It vii maze the hair soft glossy and 2. xibls
cit viii preserve the Original color to old age.
SIT VIII cure all diseases Of the scalp.
1T IS NOT A DYE.
REMENBEs.-It is complete within itself: no other
dressing or accompaniment Of any kind beinr re-
CURED The hair Is renovated sud stree Qthened.
an hrestorei 70 its original CO. or soness and beau
", without the application Of mineral substances
II h entirely different from the many articles that
have been issued from time to time and il the
ONLY KsowE REsroRER Of Color and perfect BAR
DEEssEa coMHIEFD. lt is delieately perfumed and
can be spilled by hand, or soft brush, as 1t does
not stain the skin or soilthe finest linen.
TO THE LADIES.
We would respectfully ask the attention of Ladies'
to TINS new universally popular hair PREPARATION
and remind them o. the well established fact that
many OF the hair tonics in vogue are not only pow
eriess for good, but absolutely peInicous and too
ofsn destructive in their irfuence upon the growth
OF the hair. The London Hair Color Kestorer''
contains no substance that will clog the pores but
| it does contain real nourishneat for the vessels
from which its roots spring. thus rendering the hsr
| truly elegant and beautful in every PERIOD OF life
On ehldcen's heads It lays the foundation o. coed
nssd Of haT, and st the sdys toilet It is indispen-
sable.
Does net sol Hat, Bortaet, or the finest Linen.
It is the only Attested article th't viii absolutely,
vi bout deception restore the nair TO its original
coli aod besusv causing It u grow where II has
| klsen Of or become thin Prize 81 Is per bottle.
Sold BY Dr.. sWayne & Son, $50 North Sixth Street,
/ Phils,
W.J.&C.W. SMITH,
| Cor Church and Vine streets, Nashville.
| mays -8m--tu tn sat
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DICK SANDS, the Champion clog-dancer
of America, at Polsnd's Variety Theatre
every night. st
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Chronic CAsss

VIII shtisachon: Rheumatism. AFeetoBs a. IA,
L1nRsi Diseases n the Throat, gWslef Jofnt-
5tn Limbs, P.euray, Pains Ulcsra, Gamer, Grsgei
Diaease7 q No he1rt ana Liver, lnfsmmston OF
1a9 S.onlASa. neafalga, Kings Evl or 5crofalz
Dcsfaess, Diseases o. TIE Eyes. DehiIlt.fs.i -
lslnsi DYapepea o. Indigestion, 11d Consumptos
iogeiner With 40 Private Dfseaass and
A1iseases Of the Urinary Organs.
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Da. J. ". BVReEss can find = letter by
calling at this sEioe.
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Gentlemen's Hats, in black and drab, all
shades and qualities, at Green & Green's,
AZ College street.
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70 the Ladies.
Biernty

Al Adae1oas q ne Womb traassd viLh sas-sss.
Eooao harned Ladies Who have teen 20 uniortn-
Ha.e % nnlscerrF o. prove aboriicn can b carried
2 taoir al l-1ae q fcund proEnsnl, b EEzz ne .
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WASTED.-A cash box. Apply at
may Z. 4 J. NoETHNAN.
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3ew notwithstanding.
Notice.


CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.l
DEPARIMENf OF TIE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, TENs., May g 1866.
All Anbulanees in use ia or about this city. ex.
cept such as are permitted for HOSPITALS end the
sex BY the Medical Director, viii be forthwith i.7u-
ed n with teams complete. 10 Capt. Chss h Iryln.
A.Q NJ All DreVoUs orders, from Whatever source.
sutnoriE,ng the use ofAmbulanees except as ADORE,
| are hereby revoked.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. GEo. Fl. THOMAS.
J. Z. DONALD SON
Breyt. Brig Gen and Chief Q. NJ
may9-lW Department Of the Cumberland.
HEADQUARTs DEPT OF CUMBERLAND
NASHVILLE, TeNS, May 9Th, 1866.
No lis is. - E1ra.cr.
Y. The use Of Gas is positively prohibited IN
/ ruhic Offices occupied by the Army in Nashvi le,
Ienn from snd after the 10th int except on writ.
ten spp icaton 10 the Chief OuarterUna ter q tLe
DeqaTtuTent, who is author zed 10 alloE H. when in
his Iuigment is necessary for the public service
! By command Of Mai. Gen. THOMAS
SOUEHARO HOFFMAN,
! mays-lW Asst. Adjt Gen'.
HEADQUARTR5 D EPT OF CUMBERi AND,
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 18th 1885
Hereafter no Military passes will be required
I Nashville Rsilrcad IRE Military Conductors with
their guard will be continued on The road aud vii
receive instructions from this Office
| By command Of Blsj. Sen. G. II. THoMAs
| J. G. PARKHURST,
! mays-3t Col. and Prov, Mar. CEN.
| WAN TED-S5O 900 FOR YOUR.
" SELF. Send 90 cents for circulars and in.
| formetou how to make from SO 600 to
| $50. 900 per yesr 10 an easy business.
Let not your fears make you lingsr,
But now attend unto this call,
And TO poverty become a stranger,
For wealth IS within the reach Of al
Address
DR.. PHILIP BOWEN. P. o. Box 472.
msy9-2w" Niles. Berrien county, Mich
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DR.. AbOrn, Room No. I, Commercial Hotel.
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OILS.
PAINTS.
VARNESHEss,

5 Bbls. Copal Varnish, l Bbl Japan Vsrnish,
Coach Sc Flowing f"
One barrel Blsc Leather.
For sale low, bY EWIN & PENDLETON.
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General sherman has gone on visit
10 Charleston.
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Catarrhal Communion.

TO Dr.. Srolrss 4 Son, SO North SErfh s.. PA7a.
send you cert hcata CT Naomi Wilcox Il THE
town.-She was afflicted with Catarrhal Corsump-
too sui TIED insny remedies, hut cont nusd 10
much disordered. md her phys ians and frieuds
despsired q her Ise. Through The use Of Vcur
Compound Syrup Of Wiz Cherry she entirsly re-
covered. r Il. SMITH. Justice a the Peace,
Goyerueur, New York.
This valuable Medicine, rrepared only By Dr.
sEsyne sen, $50 North Slxth Htrset Philadelphis.
W.L&c.w SMITH, Dragrists,
Oor. Church and Vine 6trssa. Naahvlia.
mays -sEp-t.th At
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Wantad

A FIRST Glass PRINTER AT GIERs eat.
~ Lkkf' ~ Union street. msys-9t
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
peoples Line,''
Between Louisville & Cincinnati
Situation Wanted

DT A YOUNG MAN IN a Wholszae or large Re.
10 tail Grocery Store. Address &c O. lock box
s. city P. o. Good Eefsrencas can Be- gwen.
paaYS-sts
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Dr.. Aborn, Room No. l, Commercial Hotel.
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Notice.

A Ii PriFpts horses q Ofscers nov IN Putl,e
"a Stables q Nashville, Tean, iefi lhers sor treat
nnent o. Otherwise. viii b branded and turnei n
% The Pubic CoTrsls, as pubic property, q rot re-
moved y Juns I, 1855, unless psrInlfted there 81
written orders from the ofnce Of Chef Quartennas.
Ter q the Depsrtnaat
b ordsr q BFh BFg. Gen. =. Z. DosaInsoS.
20HN y. JAMES,
Mzyo-lN CAPT. ane A. o. NJ
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NJ 'A~-- Row NJ, |. Commercial AO..i.
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Saloon for Sale.

WE oier Tor sale Saloon with stock and tx.
w tures, Gong good business IN a very de.
slrAbe part OF the CITY. fine garden atta'hed
rent only So par monh; price $500. II " odered
Tor sse only because the owner wishes to leave the
y. Apply 10
NELSON 4 MURFREE.
msys-3t ~ Cherry street.
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SuNDRIES.

IS Kegs Soda, Bbl BluestoBs,
I Casx Macaboy Snuff l 3" Cuduear,
Bbls Epson salts, fol Lbs CUch.neai,
Dutch Msdder, 2 B0ls Cream Tartar,
21G Lbs best Indigo " Birthstone,
4 Bots Coppsr3s, g" Ficur sulphur
For sale low, BY EWIN d PENDLkTON.
aprZ2- 3m
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BETTERS.

brakes Plsntaton B.tters,
Bulls Cedrun
UOstetteT's Stomach
POOrhaye's holland
HOoflnd's German
For sale low, by ERiN & PENDLETON.
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Coughs, Colds. Consumption.

Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Coughs Colds, Consumption.
Coughs Colds, Consumption.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
"Dr. svayne's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry"
"Dr. Swsyne's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry"
"Dr. sTayne's Compound syrup Wild Cherry"
Cures al Complaints
Cures al ComplMnts
Cures all Complaints
Cures al Complaints
OF the Throat Breast snd Lungs.
OF the Tnrcat Bresst and Lung,
Gf the Throat, Breast and Lungs.
81 the Thnost Breast and II nTt
Il soothes the Irritation Of the mucous membrane
which lines the air Passages, and gives somuch
distress, causing ticking or rising ii the throat
promotes eNpectoratIOn. looseus the tough nrsfter
which clogs up the vessels OF the throat and Iun1s
thus enabling the pstient TO breathe free an rstIl
raj. IL stimulates The power Of digestion. and has
Performed very msuy cures. when 70 all haman
srrafsafifrfw ~r,fal1 not ~
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Hay! Hay! Hay :

HAVE on cons g1meut 25 Tens good merchant
i aoi- Day, Which ] vii seIl q so per too Apply
to ". ?. Il shni Ice once, near Louisville ana
Nashville Depot. may5-ats
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H. D. ROGERS, JAS. y. IEA, Az AOiA'
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France.

The Paris correspondent Of The London Times
writes as follows at is affirmed that besides the de,
NAL which appeared in the MoRiteur OF the rumored
ces.ion 10 france Of portion OF the Mexican terri
tory assurances have been given to the American Gov
eminent that no such ceson has been made and that
The transaction consists Of nothing more than lien on
the produce Of certain mines until the expenses m
CURED by the French expedition are fully iqdated
hear also that the report which attributed to the
Emperor the design Of soon recognizing the independ
ence Of the Confederate States is unfounded 1t lie
denied BY French) official people, credited by very
few IL any of the Federas and. TO their regret, dis
believed by Confederates. What may be passing in
the recesses Of the Imperial mind say with
anything like certainty Ministers no more than any.
body else. The Emperor is II Is true, somewhat par
tiaI 10 Surprised and may do that anything else
when least expected but for the present. the report Of
Q recognition is but little credited"
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF France shows
an increase in the cash hand of about IL million
francs
1t is reported that NJ Theirs. in order TO prevent a
spit in the opposition had consented not 10 speak upon
the September Convention.
The BoGrse on the oath was firm, and Rentes ad
vaneed 10 $50.
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NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

ARREST OF a BOrNTY SwINDLER AND ATTEMPTED
px.crY Young an aimed Edward Cosgrove arrested
In Jersey CITY yesterday afternoon charged by Gafret Heay
residing In south Fin, with having swnded his son out oil
80 bounty money Accused taken In custody by officers
Farmer and Howe the Of South First and Prospect
AZ, when number Of his friends rallied aud attempted 10
rescue him. and the officers roughly handled but sue
,,edsd in holding their prisoner until orer Gready came TO
their assistance when lie conveyed g. The station house
and was subsequently sent before Prov Marshal Mills at
Newark There sir charges nst Cossroyc or
i..ur the money Of soldiers whom he had enlisted aud Who
in!u.ed their bounty money his to be delivered to
their families Ia Jerssy City.
IsrAsTiCIDE-Corner Farrell Of Jersey City held
on inquest yesterday the body of newly born female In
found the ICES Of tunmnlpaw Bridge. Dr. LudAins
made an examination and found that death caused from
criminal neglect at the time Of birth. Tho Jury ren-
ered verdict that . child TO it, death at the hands
OF some person to them unknown.
PIGEON SHOOTING MATCnEs.-Two pigeon shoot
ing matches came cd yesterday afternoon ct uIecnve be
tween John Taylor aud William Leeds the jersey Boy
for 10 eide each match The inst was 70 double birds
each 10 yard. rice aud o yard. bounds Taylor Killed 81 out
of and the Jersey Boy A. The second match was 80 single
birds each n yard. rise and 70 yars bounds Taylor Killed
- on Of 80 winning the match by birds large number
OF the sporting fraternity present and between 5000
and 4 900 changed hands ON the result.
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Cemmercinl Intelligence.

LIVkkPOOL feN. - lot..
CoTroS-Salrs of the week 81 900 bales, including
600 bales to specuaio and $500 bales to exporter The
market is dull At decline oflaltd on American and laId
on other descriptions the market closing fmer Orleans
kiddlig 2sld Uplnid Middlng, 2ld Far tIlandf gid
Tn. sales ON Friday 1900 bales, the market closing
steady $500, ,.
stock in port 600 bales including 81 900 bales Of Amer
TRADE REPoRr-The Manchester market i- hrinsr.
BRgADsTrPFs-The market !. doll.
PRovIsIoss-Tle market ia siendy.
Confols closed last evening al 90 n S9 for money.
The bullion IA the Bsnk OF In land has increased ApVV
AMERICAN sTocKs-imois Central Railroad, .l!d3y
Enc Railroad, 81 G.4, fiyeTwcniies, 10
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Thc funds on The Nti were
witLotl variation Consss closed at 59t1ost-"ith dun
tone.
The demand foI discount g and In the open market
good bill were tsse IL g. y cent. 49,
The weekly re'nrns the Bank Of England exhibit an
increase IN the boiion OF so .62 sterling
Mesrs Barring BIotheT.A Co. quote Bar Silver at 3ilt
Dollars, 81 Esgle,, 1914.
AMERICAN secusITIEs Barinss Circular says: United
States $40 Bonds have rallied IN price during the week and
quoted at 81 There has been limited bushes" 70
Illinois Shares at 81, and in Ehes at JJdA All otAer "cA'
ties are withou movement.
Lrvxnpoo, Feb. rs lses--s- m.
COTToS-Jhe Brokers' Circular sSys: Cotton
has been in limited demand and freely offered Honthout the
week and the quotations show further coside, sDe decline
heeyh IL eeas9srsss Of esI6InkusR rsssistS S@svsn
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRoogIyS COMMON CorscIL.-A meeting Of the
Common Council held evening and the usual routine
II bushes, wa. amer which the Board adjourned
THE CASE OF YATH.-The General Term Of the
Supreme Court ia Session. has affirmed the judgment
and conviction of Theodore Yu,es for the murder OF Charles
rran and the e oyer and TeTminer is ordered TO
carry the execution effect. The cuprt TO .rPAte his
Grim. on galows Friday, the 24 st IN the yard OF
the Kings County Jail.
To BE RH-SENTENCED.-Ignatz Ratzky, convicted
~ the murder o, slgismund Feuer Is TO be brought before
a.. King. Couny Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer Monday
Tor re- nece His has been before the Cont ol
Appea. and decided adverse 10 new trial.
The FiFTY-SIXTH REGraENT.-This regiment,
by Col @ Adams decided at recent meeting
% IN, their services TO the Government for year II
accepted regimen, they expect to be counted in the quota
If Kings County.
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From Uruguay.

The Nord of Brussels has "A correspondence
from Monteyideo which gives some additional details
on the war between Brazil and Uruguay The capture
of Paysandu is said TO have been effected by treaehey
The commander Of the place Gen. Gomez mad CON
eluded eight hours truce 10 buy his dead which had
been accepted by the Brazians. The bearer OF tine
flag .oftruce his return to Paysandu, was followed
BY several crowds Of men, apparently unarmed ala
peaceable, but who, soon REINFORCED by others sur
prsed the generals and handed them over TO the Brazil
ians by whom they Immediately shot. Their
bodies il Is further asserted were frightully mutt
lated and the town Of Pays8ndu, for five successive
DAYS given up TO fire and pillage
The Government OF Monteylde0 has made vigorous
preparations for defending the capital II has recalled
Gen Saa from the interior and placed him AT the hrad
of the army which has been concentrated within the
city and which is estimated at 1000 men. Another
army corps under command OF Gen. Munoz has been
ordered 10 combine lis operations with those Of the
army Of Paraguay, which was said 10 be marching
against the Brazilian province Of Rio Grande
4 penpotentiary from Uruguay has arrived In Paris
to ask the Emperor Napoleon for his mediation in the
war.
Information has been received Of treaty Of alliance
concluded between Brazil and Gen. Flores the chief Of
insurgents III Uruguay. by this treaty the Brazilian
Government engages to overthrow the present Govern
ment of the Republic and to make Flores President and
to leave Brazilian army Of 900 men at his disposition.
On the other side Flores engages to all the brazilian
claims and in the meanwhile TO leave the Government
Of Brazil in possession Of that part Of the territory which
lies north Of the Rio Negro (about onehaf Of the
public.
An army Of Paraguay has already entered the Bra.
lillian province Of MattOG Crosse, and taken number Of
small forts,
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Passengers Arrived.

In steamship Cuba, from Liyerpoo-J L. Bremen, Mo-
Cleland Mr. and Mrs b. j. Bhggs child aud servant Mors
gan 4. A. Generesu1, p. yock, p Mcrsvish NJ Wsll,
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Bullsy Miss King Marphy s. Golden
hing Count WIDE bunk lady children and servants II.
T. Wilmerdng John Hsigh, r Frederick Miller James T.
Lee James Oglvie 2. y. Spring. r. o. Hazard, 5 r. Nc.
Master Mr. Norton Rev Dr. Seis r. C. Montgomerie J. Be
Paser Mr. Cleghon Mrs. Palse and child Miss King T. L.,
Luders William Hissey. w. h. Bcare Fouds EV Booth,
eorce Tenant r. A. Hoskins John Proctor A. Rochereans
William Bown L. s. Pond s. r. Whitney L. y. Asiel, II. ].
Brigham Alfred Harold j. s Psyfar II. J. Kennard T. g.
l. c. Lonsdale William Birke Mr.. Chadley Nh OConnor,
John Hughes. =, n, .
In steamship City of Limerick. from vegool-Mr Boche
In ship Daniel Webster, from London-Waler C. stesdes
Jacob Walden
In bark Robert Murray j from Mrasoane-D Doringea
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Arrived.

steamship City Of limerick rl Brdgmsn, Liverpool laA
MI, ua.- aud IN pass, John O. Dale.
steamship Cuba dr. stone, Liverpool 2'th and oaeen'
town 18th ut, nd,e. and pass. +. Cunsrd. 49,,
L. s transport Euterpe Eldrid:e, Annapolis % hours
Ship Daniel Webster Spencer London aud Isle Of Wight
llth ut Iadse and % pass, =. T. Morgan ,on.
Bak Anna Kreil Meek. Nos Havana, IL day. -leH Ne
BARI I.i Robert murray it, Mullsan MirasOane II days 's.
Ssi SO sc SSSs' sWed &clbsrs Rio Jane q days
gert Cuba GBremenJ Rircter Trinidad Cuba 20 days.
IA p,,on ,of Pe,on, Gordon Cardenss II day.
Mccall Firth Had heavy NJ K. winds during the pa'sAsei
Bs Saad Sof Bermuda RichardsOn Cienfa.-os IS days
mgr Tucker Lighthouse. February a. IN a' Is - on,
50 D. saw schooner Louisa with msinsaI and n~n'opn'''
Bns Geor.anns r. Geery, Ward. Savannah tS bas' o.
Bfis William A. Dresser of Bangor, Hatch Havana Il
Bis Clio lof HAiias Prendersras GOnsves 70 days Os'
sb Jbn Sorth,np tof cornwas) Laird Arroyo is dys,
sugar and moasse. r. R. DeWofS Co. Left schooner Mn
ME Atnold for New ork in days.
schr Alice (of Quebec. Hanson, Ponce y days ssaSc
TO master Has experienced succession Of Dorhey eA,i
sprung lost mau topmas split sails &c. ' ''uHa
70 Portland put into this port TO repair - -
schr Carrie Grouse Grouse. Fortune Bayvia
schr. A. b. Soul q mas scu Phiadephia. co., Tyler
sehr C. l. Heckscher Smith Savannah ,sc bas. Of cotton,
T schr B BIs'v vista White Philadelphia coal
Schr II. n. Mr,calf Hull. Prosid
Schr l.. 4. Bayes, Roman. Orient. - $500
schr Harvest Queen (Br Mcbride, Cornwaii' potatoes
ID. II. DeNolf Co. -. m
schr Enerprize (Br) Gould, Corvallis potatoes H. NJ
DeWolf 4 Co. -, -
Schr Grace Girdler Clark Philadelphia for Boston
Schr Blondel Chapman Proyucrton for Phi.%. rh'@ .
schr C. @. Holmes Taylor, Newcastle, De]' e'In' |"
master. ~
Schr J. Burnley. Shaw, Phadelpbia, corn;
Scbr J. Turner. Hodgdon Baltimore. co,l .,-,,.
sehf. smith futile, Rich ProvLnceiown for Philadelphia
schr Annie Mcgee, kctchum. Philadelphia coal'
Schr III. T. Simmons, Hand philadelphia, coal.
Schr = T. King. Burnley, Philadelphia, coal
Sch. q. Wiley Tracey. Milton. corn, to master.
Schr = A. Hammond, Paine Baltimore coal
Schr w " Gesner Leek, New Haven u,
schr Willard Fillmore, Chase. Boston, days. i0r rhns
delpbis ~ 49, 49,. N ~ 81; u,r,on ,
Roads 5 days, hides, Thos. Small K Son.
WIND-At Sunset, S.E light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-09
--latest.

LIVERPOOL, FEB. Xo-f4NtIllHs
CoTTOY-Sales to-day 1000 bales lhciudihi
coo to speeuator and exporers The market closed brine
with \ trihng advance
BREApsTuRFs-1hc market is inactive.
PROvHIoys-The market Is quiet and steady, -,
LONDON Feb. 23-Evenins
CossoLs closed last evening At s9i 80. for money ,
AMERICAN SToCKs-ilnois Central Rairoad, '| hfe "r
road, 81. as; SOS, 53d5i
VERY LATEST. 49,
PARIS Feb Is, 1905
The Bour.e closed firm at 6if 75c. -. ,se.
The Paris correspondent of The Post says
There Is much talk in Paris Of continued peace pr
civies between the Federal and Confederate Gover'
ments notwithstanding the result OF the late feae
Conference"