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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

BOTANIC DRUG STORE BY DIR. a. A.
JONES, 20 BARONNE STREET, NEW ORLEANS
We call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of DIR. Jones. No 20 Barone
Street, to be found in another column. Dr.
Jones formerly of Mississippi, but for a
number of years a resident Of New Orleans
has a complete stock Of all kinds Of Botan-
ie Medicines, which are guaranteed fresh
and pure, and can be obtained in quantities
to suit purchasers. The astonishing cures
that have resulted from the use Of many Of
these medicines have naturally given them
great popularity, but Physicians and others
have found it difiicult to procure them. We
are personally acquainted with DR.. Jones
and cas- reeammend him as a thoroughly re-
liable and eompetent gentleman, an educa-
ted physician who has devoted many years
to the preparation and sale Of theso rene.
dies and viii give satisfaction to all who
send him their orders He has made a sPe-
eialty Of Botanic Drugs and confines his
business entirely to these articles. He has
sold thousands Of bottles Of his Anfi-c10lsTa
Syrap. and its success has been remarkable
for all diseases Of the bowels and even for
most obstinate cases Of cholera Read his
advertisement and address DT. A. A. Jones,
Ne. % BarOnns Street, New Orleans.
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We are glad to see a decline in

We are glad to see a decline in
wholesale prices at the North. There
SIS decline in cotton and cotton fab
rics, decline in cattle and in provis-
ions, a decline in sugars, decline in
wool, tallow, leather, naval stores,
metals, bonds, stocks, &c, &c. The
- Sun says it is found that
,ptfTefe has been production in
many things, especially in manufac-
lures; that is, production beyond the
ability and disposition of the people
to consume at the high prices asked,
and in many cases the protectionists
have thus overreached themselves. 1t
is found, also, that breadstuffs and
provisions are plentiful in the country,
and dealers must realize that they are
to be satisfied with less than the exor-
bitant profits Of war. The large stocks
held in the West on borrowings at
high rates of money cannot be held
much. longer, as the rates Of interest
are rising in the East also. Accord
ing to the New York World, the heavy
decline in the price of beef, mutton
and pork which has taken place during
the past four weeks has no parallel
since the year 1887.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

An exchange complains that the
widow of John Brown is being sup
ported by the people Of England
Why not; Didn't John Brown at
tempt to destroy the government Of
the United States an undertaking
England endorsed, but was afraid TO
hazard? Certainly Mrs. Brown should
be supported by the abolitionists Of
England, while the soul of her hus-
band ''is marching on to -.
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"Give me place to rest my lr on" Gays
Archimides, and will move world'-
"Give me pure aud unadulteratdrugs.' says
Acdlcus Of the oIdcn timsJ "a will cure
disease"
In one sense, both Of these rned pundits
were the veriest oharlatan They knew
there was no place 10 rost thcieyer on, either
to move the world or cure sease. Mecna,,
nism was in a backward statand the medical
profession was but anothe anne for sorcery,
and all the adJfhcts Of agte filters, and
charms Of the evil eye,".
But these latter days We borne unto US
something more than cyehperstitlon and its
crew ever dreampt Of In ir maddest philoso-
ply. IN these days q etical science, what
was theory Of yesterdn' taet to-day, and all
the oldtlmo notions lIme as bubbles In the
sun, and burst and az with every breath
we draw.
Let ArchIrnldcs sldcr his lever. and We
win lind resting &c Tor 1t to move the
world. Let mine lent Medcus pant and
toll no moro for tl,rugs he 50 sorcly needs
for we have them our hnnd, ever readE =
serve them at hlsek ~, -.
Refined IN laboratory OF Dk.s-.
the finest ,natersr.i.-.aqla ri-ala ssgl5sSn IN 'rrisa
fcssion are obtainablc by any one. His Bfl
lious, Dyspcptic, and Diarrlea Pills stand an
rvalled, and his salye operates with magiea
effect upon burns, scalds, aud all sores and ul
errs Of the skin.
In fact, we think MAGGIEL's pills aud Salv
are the wonder Of this century, and we ar
happy in the thought that many others Of ON
brethren of the craft agree with rs. We woul,
earnestly counsel that all families proyid
themselves with Or. Maggiers Preparations a
once, and keep them ready at hand, so as /,
Use them At the most opportune time and aa
occasion servcs.--Nalley Sentinel.
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EUREKA--Yes, it has at last been
found-an Infallible Hair Restorative.
Nothing can certainly be more interesting
to bald heads. The Eureka" is the very
thing. II is no hair dye, aud, from the rep
resentations set forth in another column,
we aredisposed 10 believe it Is no humbug.
This article, if not now, viii shortly be on
sale at the several drug stores in our city,
aud we advise those who are in danger Of
losing their capillary" to call and get a
bottle, and give it a trial A flowing head
Of hair is certainly great ornament and
worth preserving. 1T was this that made
one Of our modern and best poets exclaim 80
rapturously:
''she's beautiful Her raven curls
Have broken hearts IN enviOus girls
And then they sleep in contrast 80,
Like raven feathers upon snow,
Aud battle her neck-and shade the bright
Dark eye from which they catch the light,
A. II their graceful loops were made
To keep that glorious eye ia shade,
And hOlier make its Tranquil spell,
Like waters in a shaded we'll"
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TURKEY European kilograms tell us,
Turkey has granted universal amnesty
to the insurgents Of Gambia, ,withoutany
condition save that the insurgents will
lay down their arms and become peace
able citizens. The Turks, it would
appear from this, are wiser than their
more "civiized' brethren of the Uni
ted States They understand what
peace, harmony and prosperity means I,
the radicals can see nothing beyond
power and the disfranchisement of
the Southern people. The supercil-
ious arrogance of King majority may
yet have fall from which it will never
rise.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

New ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAIL
ROAD Chaag9cf Tine, etc The pas
senger trains on the New Orleans road
will hereafter leave New Orleans at
Z 80 =. NJ, arriving at Canton at SI5
A. NJ. Returning, will arrive in New
Orleans at 7:30P. NJ. We have not
been supplied with a copy of the new
schedule, but presume the trains
North will leave here about half-past
six, a. NJ, and South about half.past
eight, \. NJ.
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The course of the Chico Times
meets with no record in a quarter.
Even respectable republic papers
condemn it and say such tchorous
sheets cannot affiliate with at party.
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BOILER AND TANK MANuFACToRY.-
Messrs. J. L. oxley 4 Co, proprietors Of the
PhGnix Boiler and Sheet Iron Works, st.
Louis, solicit orders from our State, and we
can say from a careful examination q their
to fill them promptly aud satisfactorily. See
their card for further particulars
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-29

The gross receipts at the port of
New Orleans from the 1st Of January
to the lst of November from the cot
ton tax foots up the large sum of ST.
S3l sos 81. This is a pretty burden
some tax upon people who are de.
prived of representation.
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NUMBER

A difficulty occurred at Lauderdais
Springs a few days ago between Peter
Silk and Allen Landrum in which =
latter was Killed by punch viz
gun and the former badi%r With a
knife.
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MOBILE AND ONO RALRoAD.-The
up mail train reaches Meridian at ? Is,
An The down mail train at :lj, a.
n. There are four freights a day
two each way. Southward at 9, 4. ~,
and :0j. P. NJ Northward, at 6, a.
n, and go, Pm
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The man VINO trumpets his own
fame viii soon have no fame 70 trum.
pet
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Societies are being organized
throughout Kentucky for the purpose
of aiding the poor of the South. Her
surplus of corn and meat will be given
to the needy of the desolated States.
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Every day the telegraph gives a new
report of President Johnson's posi-
ton. The following, which is the In
test we take from special dispatch
to the Cincinnati Gazette
rnE PRESIDENT aoLDs TO mrs roaIrIox.
If what the President repeats daily,
TO such politicians as are around him,
has any significance, he is determined
stubbornly to maintain his policy. He
also stoutly insists that the will Of the
people regarding that policy was not
expressed in the late elections, and
that before he will abandon his posi-
ton the issue must be made before the
people upon his policy directly.
This report is probably correct IL
ought to be, if it is not
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Passenger Sailed.

In steamship Jaws for LverpoolMr. Thos Gheve, Janss
L. RAYMOND W. Schsus. T.. Greet Miss. Pernne Mr.. w.
II. Brown J. Z. Wolf w. R wsgstsf and friend Mrs Bar.
bour and child, Mr. Jas. Vaughn Mr. L: Rathbone MA
Ra,hbone Miss SANFORD Col. and Mrs. T. Townsend Mr.
Cssesyer Mr. Castillo j. b. Hernandez Lieut. Carols j.
Phi1ps Lord aud Lady Edward Clinton and servant J.
snedeh and SON Mrs Parsons infan. and servant Mis-
Brewer M. W. Il. Mercer H. Rogers. Mr.: NJ s. MSnres
Mis-. f. Chpp Mr. A. Bed Hard, II. Victor Newcomb, MI.
aud Mrs. Z. II. Kellogg Miss f. c, Kellogg Miss Msy
Kellogg Miss Carrie Kellogg Mr.. Charles Bsmiord, L. Dc
Cannon L. Larbach, s. Housinann, w. G. Renwick " @.
Cross, Rev C. Kuipe Rabst Mr.. and Mrs Wm Brady.
Mrs O. o. Carpenter O. Douwaite n. Troost H. sehultke
O. n Conkin W. c. McEntee Mr. and Mu- J. 7. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lesver, child and servant Mrs Remedies
Mrs r. DERBY and r. Barbour. D. T. Wa kipston J. q
hubbe Mr.. Wbi;we B. b. Converse. r. Fisher Mr. u
Palmer and SON H. Alexander, John Green Wm Gupaen A.
Horn, T. A Drake T. Fitspstrck. M and Mira l. a. hoo,
inson and children, VIM. Schroeder c. Hasings. MI snI
Mrs. Edw. woodhesd, David RooersOn. K. shea Z. ~
IormAn.
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Kentucky Leaf has been only in mode
reopest but prices show material change we
w. 49, IL coin as follows Light Leaf Lugs ace 90
foS%Hnon Leaf 6,a7ie Medium sGge; Good Az sa%
&yfs,s,n and Cluksyille Lugs. s. abe; Common
We sSllo, Medium, l20l4c. Coco. l4i q loc.i flne
tsSlso and Selections, IL! 02Oc. Seed Leaf Is un
t9i9.J We quote as follows: 7Q9c. for Connechcu'
eos NSs.sobusetts Filters: 3Oaf5c FOR WrHppery los
s1sf9c Tor do. fine Wrappers; 5a6c for New OH
ggSisrs. lsalsc. for do. WIappery lots 44@'sc ioI
bsnnsylvana and Ohio Filters ana lOa Loo lol TO- w.
i"WUHISKY-The market is lower and unsettled CLOS
s,s dg sales Of - bbs Western at - 2-~S< ~ 'A'
soss;Se mice for reflled barrels.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
L DE- JANEIRO, calling at ST. THOMAS, PARA. PER
NAMBUCO and BAHIA. every trip. 1880 -.,.,
THE UNIFIED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL SIEAh
SHIP COMPANY
will diips,ch regularly tho 22d Of each month NJ
from Pier No ~ North River. Of theu new frs1css
5tesmships. The ,,nn,r.
T. L. TINKERPAUGH. Commander. viii leave on THURS
DAY, The I'D 81 February. ..
An .Ipererosd surgeon is attached TO each steamship
All Ie,iers must pas through the Post-Ohce.
Lare. lots Of heavy freight at low rates
fIIOIAs AsCESCIO Co, No. II Broadway.
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aHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........teo. I
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamer Moro Castle Adams Havana spoaord TIest's
Co. -. -, Dill.
mond Livingston Fox Co. ,r..x
steamer Ssraosa King Norfolk City Point and Rchnond
O. HeiDeken Panore.
steamsr Fairbanks Hunter, Wilmington, c. Person.
steamer John Gibson, Young Aexsndria H. b. Crouwss
Co.
Steamer Pstspsco Ned, Baltimore, J. B. Small
Steamer Frsncona Sherwood Portland, ii. b. Ofon~es
Co. - o.. x,-Li,,.~ 4
Ship Samuel G. Glover MalbOu, San Francisco, W. Z
Coleman. u r..;S.y,
Sons.
Brig Architect (Fr Rensud Hsvre. Bseter De efsus
Brig A,alanta (Br Hayden, Liverpool Dearborn pros
Bns Vim. Atkins (Br Bird, St. John, NJ b., T. l. Novi~
Son. 49,.
Brig Lub.u Brl Hooper, MonsevidsO and Boen0' Ayrsa
Brig Haryes. Queen (Brl Pension, Bermuda Mddetos
4 Co.
big Fannie, Chapman Baltimore Merchant Cnmsn:
Brig Exile Dbl fanchon, Halifax, D. DE Won 70
schr Gen Burnside Frleck, St. Pierre tAsrtl b. ..
schr Gen s. Van Lett, Wright, Norfolk. Van Brun. b
Slsght. o,, c,,h.-.
sehr s. C. Evans. Hammond Charleston, N. L. Mecr-sds
schr Senator Becker, Newport R. l., Racket T0ossfs
Taylor. w.nh.,,
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Ocean Gieamers.
OyricG OF WILLS, FAReo L Co,
b CxItYnRsfA Frpppss Ann & YCHANCY Co


No. 81 BROADWAY. NEW lohk
'SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT to the PACIFIC
- COAST viii please take notice that having been
FREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co..
prepared receive FREIGHTS for California Ore
gon. Nevada Washington Territory Sandwich Isand' Cen
trnl America and West Coast South America 80,
For rates apply at Office, No "a Broadway OF negh
Office. on dock foot Of Censlst
steamers viii sail ,t llth and 7Ist Of each month"; those
dses falling on Sunday. preceding Saturday
No slow freight received on day Of sailing.
Freight must be delivered dock foot Of anals,
Bill. of lsding viii be istued At No. % Broadway.
Our usual package eIpre will be sent by each steamer ano
viii close al 10 4. m. sci Ing day.
Our letter bags will close at lli go
For convenience Of town customers, letter oss
be tepi at the Metropolitan Hotel snd the dock loot
CsnAst -.
Our frsnked envelopes win be sale OF the Office OF the
Hoiel and II Al our Offices No. 81 Broadway and CanAs
dock.
All etters through us must be in Government enve
oprs
sigh. Exchange on San Francisco for sale , :,
T-leipbic transfers Of money made TO 81 points reached
by the wires on West Coast.
California Coupons bought at best rstei
WELLS. FARGO Co.
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arssss J9T 4hs iN''' : ~ = $50
Iuoun, Of stock st market; s~. s,o.., 70, u,y.
= week.... ............l9l2 800
- ,seeE...............l553 672t Go
a vast seo.............l.g4 SS5 loo
e,r,-.-beet per luo D. total weight OF hide tai nty
i 80 eItrn % 5J0 sl4; hrs Quality, " 500 is;
es sstv u 55a y % third quality. 30 3Jd Sli 81
- eoIce suee pairs. "a 5@-l3i some oil tie poorest
All. &C 5000 .o-z..,-o -
ouSL,, Or.s- l5ad $3.50: handy steers, So 80 or
.,.ct .oc5rling to their value Tor beet -....
o, Young CGires-talr duahty, tsO0 s9i kAuA
.scS SOS. Fsrrow and Dry 500 S45
SSis,r-Per NJ live weight. 6a7lc.; Extra. s2dstc.
ESs,-Brishton. q lOe. q 10; country .ots' oidJo'
Tsl,r-8dlOc. y n
Cal SkiEs--gsc g Is.
Pdn-- 81 1Jd - IS each ii 60, 3,
pvSsRxs-At Can or dse the yards were again well hNed
~ NeeIn cattle. l3a Of which were over inc noiheIn
"a, and perhaus 400 others driven fom bfentch
He,s these there were 443 Northern cette ~ NaofGse
sos Of which were vel fed oren-muoh better tban ia'i
Ss.t There were 10 from Msne end some ~V Nes'eln
BRIGHTON beside those CsuoriGgc-a osrtbeI iraty -V
,,tie We think beef sold I about last week frs
Albany market was repor.d rather more brsk bu boston
srkrt sid 10 be crowded with dressed 5ee Tom the
provee. On, COMM ,soi ru alone ha6 received "a CAT.
red with dressed beet by sings tra2 from tsnads ie"
erv EXTRA usir Of oxen hsve beeL sod fcr lt3 S 10
she etern AZ auhriee hardly a. good as last week
.nJ were sod Al ildI2t ~ few a. &c. snt some Tor
Las than lie " N There seems 10 be feeling among
butcher, thst pfices down and are going down
There 600 sheep about 600 more then ast weeh
r,Iug qusty into account. think they not sod rs
ssh lest week Good lots Of sheep and lambs sold Al
ue7ic a. n l02 giug 80 n sttf Que lot lls 10 At
A. Connecticut River sheep 1880 20 coarse wool 100 70,
Dc lots Co., snd grand sood ~ 10 lVV 10 sheep
ultQ =.
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philadelphia Cattle rTarket-Feb. 7.

TIE Cattle market this week not very active and prices
~. tsve sfd tendency The offerings amounted 10
100 head and sale made at from s6to SIC 50 = 100
FOR prime aud Cattle ur TO good Cattle sold OF from
Sl4io : IS; toe ma ke closed dull and unsettled.
sByxPThe supply Of Sheep very large. the offerings
,..c 70 II SEQ bead the market du and prices
kom 6a7c . 10. gross for good lat sheep
HOGs-This market continues sctve and Hog are In good
susnd; Also head sod from - 5Od flt 50 y 100
D pet .. 20 guilty.
CovsTheIe change in this market 100 head arrived
sna sod from $410 s. or sprnsers, and from $50
HSlcO FOR Mch Cows
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s,e,n,bp CITY Of Cork OBI Brid;rnsr Liverpool Jan -
Oneenstown I'D Indse. and 3A pass, j. u Dale hsd "D
able and strong westerly winds the sure pss.sge
d.v. ndse L. r. Buck Co. Had very rough weather loo
and split sails ,,rs. o. h.
sugar. &C.. to order. l., <-,s
BARK Conquest (of Boston, Howes Messins 30 days fuik
kc, James Robinson. a.
BARI Mary Roe Orb si,mau, Cspe can'o "a days h'h.
H. ]. De Wolf & Co. =. q, a.
BARI Aida (Brem) sammann, Macao Aug 20, teas lc 70
order. 80, - nc L..
Brig Florence tof Walton 81 Atkins Denarsrs 70 dsys
,,ol.ss. g. q = Pension Co Was II days N. OF Hsf
sras with heavy w. snd NV gales; loss sails &C. soms
Brs James baker Thompson ST. MARKS l6 days, mdse j.
L. Smawood. ,pc.
schr John s. Lee Jordan Mobile q days ud'eL BOassf
WIND-At Sunset, ENE., with snow.
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NOR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAN

DOR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARIIAN
Il AND DELAWARE BAY RAlLRoAp.afsI,e, e M, nv
1906 from Pier No North River, Ct l2a3 p M Express
line through Camden in hours Pa.'assI' io ssiness .
tain Al M Accommodation line, sFiying u Camden AZ
NJ Freish, for Camden Vireland &C., VIII Do TAKEN a.
Low Rates II delivered beige y 1sSct noon
j. N BILLINGS, Agent, Pier No. J.
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CUPREME COURT-JOHN A. PULLEN

- aud Others, against THE GEORGETOWN GOLD MIN
NO COMPANY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by all order
made in this listed the 23d december 1865 have been
appointed the Receiver o. the property equitable Interests
things IN action ch.es reel and effects Of every Kind and
DESCRIPTION Of the defendant the Georgetown Gold nng
Company Of Colorado and have been thereby empowered to
sell all any portion Of the property aud effects belonging to
the if deiend AZ such time times such parts or pof
tons and either at public private sale shall m my dis
cTeton seem most advantageous Now therefore do hereby
give notice that will receive proposals for the purchase" hv
private contract Of all and the property aud effects Of
the Georgetown Gold Mining Company Of Colorado consisting
ioilows viz:
One hundred and seventy mining claims registered In the
Clerks Ofre OF the Greek, Colorado Ter
nOIy end situate the Columbus Lincoln Taylor West
EN- sweden, Everett Crer,on, Dehsnce. George Washing;
ton I'm iTe E.snch Monieznms, Mammoth Fillmore, Lane
Lafayette, Pine Tree, Yankee, Detroit Great Western
Nsterhouse Fremont Bfookes Crystal Benson Key ODni
bus Pyriies Naragsnnstt Surprise, Verge, Grand aud other
known surferous ode with the buildings erected said
claims and the mills sarps and other standing property be-
longing thereto, with the nppuensnte such proposals to
be before 9th day Of February instant
IN sealed envelope marked proposals for purchase Of the
Georgrtown Compsnys property" And In should
ceve such proposals In such proposals shall not he
snch as should fee myself justified accepting hereby
give further notice that say the Sd day
Of March next shall th said property TO be put TO
public auction by A. Journey Auctonre at the Merchants
EIchsnEe No Ill Broadway In the City Of New lofk at
the hou Of H. Of that day and 10 Be there sold TO the
hghe,t and best bidder.
For description and particulars Of this valuable rropey
apply 81 my Ottce, No. 20 Nassau-st., NewYork.
JAMES IL. COLEMAN Receiver.
JogS X. HacxETT, Attorney for Receiver.
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Sailed.
s.esmer-Javs, Tsrifs. Moro Castle, Saratoga
Spoken.

Spoken.
Steamship Canada bound E.-Jan. D. lat ~ Ion 20 -
Steamship Edinburgh bound E.Jsn. &C. p Us lat W.
lon. 20 81. ,,r -, a.
steamship City of Baltimore. bound E-Jan H. p NJ
lat. Al 2S Ion. IS o. .. AZ o.
Steanship Scotia bound E.-Jsn. 49, p m, lat. - ~
steamship Washington. bound E.-Fe6. 4, lat. 10 |"
Ion. "a 20. -, 4, =. ~
Ship Abul Msjub, London for Ceylon-Jan- T. la Ne
Ion % W. re. u.,.
Ship Themis Madras for London-Dec r. % y, Helena
Ship Leone CoIings for Marseiles-Nov' 70 A' "a -
Ship G0uc.s.rshirs Manila for LiverpOOl-NO' U.s. i' q
loo. 3d. ., !, a. Ia, N
R.Ts Charlotte standing S.-Jsn. 9, lat lon ~ ~ q.
BARK Eliza Thornton, Singapore for London-N0' ~ -
Raj Alice Msara. for London-pec. -, on 81 hsiepa
schr. Mary ngdoD, Georseto~n ior New
lat 81 %. lon "a II.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Iramsi leave
IL Jsra,sslip, New YORK. - foiows; If Stations.
500 a. M Greenpon Mail, stopping I" I'll ''"'""
100. Y.ph.nS Eip,e and to orssnpOH on Saturdays
400 q m Syosset Express
Trsp. for Rosyp and Glen Head ie'vs "sOoa NJ ana
800 m. ehsnSmL lin. lave Hunters Point ct 10
oundsy AA'u'' X. While, Superintendent.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -.
-, Pie. 7.G2 SUN Sets..5:16 Moon Kisses LII
HIGH WATER THIS DAT. -.
Sandy Hook, 152 Gov. isand.. 2:3J Hell Gste'.'' ss
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nisastern.

p.I cor,,.. wbn. WING at suchor of Sandy HOOK g.
-. nm into by Br ship City Of Liverpool bound ool
a. ~, 90 .,esmtnx John Fuller Carrying away oo9om 'o'c
opgaIlant aud royalDsst main topssh ysro 'AS
Rsp Nav Roe mad very rough westher lost part o. deep
load, galley kc, stove onl~.H' ''' A'N 'F"' ''
cAt l 1u. Bsksr while coming in Sandy Hook without
D.s 81. -tb al a. M ashore Romer Shos, and
pio on and while dong badly by the wreck
,s.msr Msry A. Bosrdman. Was towed to the city -
c.ns Fred Anthony Of ste aintos Pluto
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HOLDERS of COUPONS, not yet due, can
have them discounted liberal aud rece ss cash
foT tie at Rooms Nos and T. No. l5l Broadway.
TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs. }. ;.
Il MORGAN Il Co.. LONDON (Sucoes.or. to GEO
PEABODY Coz, svslsble IN the principal ties Of
EUROPE and the EAST, issued BY OABNEf MORGAN
Co., Nc. SO Exchange place
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pa..eu1ers Arrived.

In .t.om.hip City of Cork nom LverpoolMr Wspo's.
Mr. And Via, Guuderson Mr. Howsrh. Mr. Res5orough Mira
Berkin aud children Mr.. Sege MI OHo, BIZ bloeh-
John Goodman, and 322 in the steersge.
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port-War6ens' Notire.
r,uy ~ RpoAnwAy-Esrly on "Wednesday

FRI IN BRoADwAY.-E,rly on wednesday
morning Ar, brok. on, in the basement Of No 4sss
pro.avsv occun,.d a, concert saloon BY Mrs Eogers
:, wa, 400, citing, he'd Mrs Rs loss will amount 70
49, O., Al 900 In the Globe Company
1S S sv ,nS occnped as boot and shoe store %
sSG Ssn sSD n iss saa M
% marks anu Pidsbock estate and is damaged TO sas
eeoOs 20 s .s Insured The cause Of the re s
anou'' u 80 sul ia Gadet Investigation W ne