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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-18
Autumn Sudsestiong I

sytq4 ,4rAe .ANlEWlmn Su@GseStiOnG
4Sowsi as heavy fogs ariseaana axtslan q Winds Com
nlepce'to Siows pow.,.as the human BODY Sexhausted ike
inanlmata nature BY the heets Of summer. begins to wilt
and droop; nav. ere TIN, inclement Winter makes tts
trying onset; NOW IA Ire for , regulators roousAS
of the best acchmatfs&SMsdlefhe in ~existennce, ssRosTETa.,
TIERS sTOMACH4%EH5fRs.
Fever aRaRkKSlS s&tARH8S2 ant in all parts Of Tho county,.
Q9iHaF15aA as ~ ais1#as2 sSSait. will not quep thso phase OF
thesS$AAlSg Ask5eh Snervades the entire west.
It hk$eiiaNsfAW is 30. foHqfhe Hsmedy to cxlssdjlia dead
ler thaVS{keN 8zalsdy. Butaf. ddinilnss Il t-sasfaoasntt ID In.
tssaaateM. sfesyelrhs SNfb6dHEsSXHkDar FaIrTERs 10 ire
|sistsSasssdhsbdlfa6saa dss stS make -eea4ttsauoas, under
heavy penalties. that any given Fever and Asuee Dis.
|tict" should be exempted from the disorder for any
~paftcuisf time. psosidedSt every inhabitant would take the
|BITTERs accofdide % directions, during the tetmtSos tut
|co dpatN III There has never been an instance y SlaSdk
this steTiipsa invigorant A4sknfI1sHrfIAsmsdSSa shas
tatiedt 70 ward OF hessoAmp hliikssi hsA a s,@aa 1Slyy o .
PafosseAAoa assasnpt iaaaiaraS aEEppdhssaKS Hs d ysaGfians
have abandoned all thesfaSa sapeci6rsg,s dill nov pre-.
ec,aDe this harmless ysgetaht4 t6AtTNnA no16fKSfa else, as
p preventive ana scutrS@ for Nhst6nsT paRassss d NSskals and
fevsn Vigor de- AhaA thing m4sS nsssaaSA6tI 81 xkssas ssaes6ssS
wen rs In dyspepsisssn nervous nSfeCti6unK and HOS
LETTERS BTTTERs srep ithS liz safest, h snrest. z and most Il
yet concocfed.s 7 sS M fNoyefabss ii
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~St-hFfA - k~S+|f 'sNSH -. = -. f' NNN~NF fHh'
Auction safes Thfs Day,
a1AEEflEs DSAKn viii sell ehis day lay AZ hid L sks cornaeI|
Eof Kias end Liberty streets. ,atrl0 o,cioci,s SIXTY cassl
boots aud shoes. ..... ... .4at4&a ~irCqfo2it
= MsKAh y uAMpssrLs VIII sIl thisl \ ay, Z IT. IL 10000 jj
at their salesr0om, No. lse Meeting street, furniture
qAHrsELs Knox r Co. will sell this day. NJ 10 O'CLOCK
IN their Cash Auction House, No. 10 HasaI" street,
ffhfnisure. carpets, &c. ~ :s9+et- a" .'
IL KILRex y 90. will sell this day, at O'CLOCK, ne sheir
salesroom, No. 1893 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion
Hotel, the remaining contents of q retail dry goods
tstone tinnS toAs - .'.eE'is;l ,-3,l. ~ .sifssits,l s,aiA
~ = ~n.s!'! !. T.. -o-.-as.Ir alv4,tgslai,
10 = aas@ IA Fact Worm knovvap ~ B a NJ
!. Yasde best nsestuasnt for an invalid, who sufFsrs nom
IJaHsnbtaty ds Loss q, aplpstitee. ia botls ,iomf ii. PAsxSn1saaa. He
apasae Bitters, 81 IL will be sure to give relied. Fer aaie by
~ "'ossS'a' .~saarucnae
10 Wy sI@yta y1iAA rl .trY - ..Dci ,A2 .,9,l4l &
|tssasis ~. j., N Card ~ ..tQhi ctunFCI
e d What ~ TARRANf's iETFERyEscENT 'sEITzHR
APERIEGT and .whnt are ita efectsi These ssss ,quee-
tions which thb great American pubic has o. right to
aak;; aId ft also hasAa Sishtto expect y cana,d sndd.tAkasis-
Factory reply. Ehe preparation d q mild and gentle
saline ~cataaRtic, Alternative. and tonic, and isfmcst care
Ntlly HtreraFed III the form OF q snow white powder. con.
haRips Al the lwondagful medical properties tpsa the tas-
fanaed Seitxer springs Of Germany. s.HsA
Nofits'ehscts, We would saS that those who have tested
fbbet preparation are the best judges, and they declare
over theirs own signatures .that thu preparation swim
promptly relieve Indigestion. . Regapista thsB' Gov, pf the
BILE Cure. eyeeyspecies Ok headsche.. Isanauiiize the
nervons systsm.~ Refresh and ~tnSiaorate the weak. Nisi.
gate the penes' Of Rheuitstfan. p Neuhaiise scid IN the
stpInaehs, Cleanse and tone the ,bowslas.f Assist the
kolISn. A~~AAAk> 49,
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.WAeu u S1VItQkxl8St MISREPRESENTATION
nun ~ a. o. ysass. ~ war First bnitf i~atssssass, hut
1hs pfopssetors ,snoshing dapntsd, scxssnxaTSaSyaa&e !.
building the following yysa aI, IN ana h ~ nTodmcsa 4
structure that for ,arohitsctutAl baafAv I'M, nsy5sv
be exceeded. The hotsl 1hlsass several Nm,as. Saas *
greasdaanger from Ares, and has bsaii aavaS+n M
by Extreme care" During last summer thaas $3.50
VISA subjected to . taoroughp eyefhauitnr s,sa -
sonatasrsbly Improved byy thssa ssrtiatics foaShessa "
the paauscsss brush, aGtneefae destl o. Mr. IWss
WzTygs, . change has bssA xiade Id itaaSe Sontroifs n
the business, and Major ]. r.. HonnAcH 10 now IND
superintendent TIE HEsj5oor iisAsaAAI DID SasasnpsAAiaaaa
and unaegstands Tho AT Of Soraaings having shai
soTae experiences during tho War. ! Und4sshfs nsssE
sgephspt fheteoenptioat4d anaoAannssrys NECESSARY Y
conanot 90 large eli stahiidhadsnss6oyabnoieeleSS
ly a}Icns.. saard the igtssts lslaaf ac Sils,i III 5tks iaoona
venfsnces that are souroes Of annoyance to trayal
lers.. 3gsa sa ,gsa " ssas hEsssas e.#f2sas e
TIE chas,sssso sss sEoss, i i,s s sassvs IN, Man ., eaps,
lsr resting plscs Mn parties sfsoamn ina Interior d
the State, and ID 10 the universal frspfessio,
AIMING .sgcss who have dHhea at6p1&&a aAASSES
essaNsaastnenk that SSxhSs man who wrakss fatTf 4 n
no place IMNf lorae' had emever BsSn fsf NH
dcmicssN ass5teinlyy i1iesas ostkHSTsC isarissiDn
or Love sornanp No Agssd gn 4
The osnlA Es~SoAssS4nt ogs az bpSIdiinSxt,s xpendss
popular stlh the t~earallinsE nsss,ls q, nasiAa sfrsssr.S II
othsre attSaaseonsLAhes iooSlp yB5a1a9{ksS Ex82SkN
soO9as,. ANA mp ggsAafall naanaeataont m RIM Y nm
Mr. z6ohnACa1 stss pidea I'M ID bAq4fstses sSgysa1
psrianceA Assietants,' nd, {. ii. NJ sa.a M n
MI. MAszzssRH FthsS Dotkksepesta ms. d. eYsa.ss
and Others. who are Thoroughly sdsss yzI
nnyssasfaaaf hstelk esssns has1a,avr -,
fs ono % Vie fsg banaSgnH 3Haldang4I esRan voa
-has.byrssA sps kAga ys2ss 4 ~ ~
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs,

T i,ia ifa4- MA t"l ~ OCTOBER Q. 1857.
Ill AUCTION IICENsEs NJ pIRMn nv nRnI
IA. NANCE on 30th September Renewals will he
granted on application at this once. If made during TINS
Month. .. HOMAS City Treasurer.
Octohar & D. ----L-- L. --L -----
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PUBLIC MOTlCE.
OFFICE OF OITY TIRE

~ ~ - January 3, 1857.
tho following Ordinance licenses have boen prepared
for delivery tronn this Ofhce. y 8. THOMAS Z
~! II City Treasurer,
City Coarscig assenlbied. That from ana after the Hrst day
bf January, licenses shall be taken out for all carts, dray..
end wagons used fof pr1vste and domestic purposes, in
the same manner, and according to the same pryviscna
how Of fotce In relation to carts. drays and wagons, ltoik
driven for hire, except giving bonds, And each shcu"
part. dray Or wagon, iahal be provided with . badge cob
placed ON The outside Of the shaft. tt ~ (9t1N
SEQ. q. No person shall be taken By the Treasurer a.
Aurety' to any Bond under the Ordinance concerning Ii.
lenses for carts, draya, wagons and other carriages, ur!!i
lees he or sherbe . ,freehoider. i8'T A
SEQ. 8. The following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public ana private cafts, drays, wagons, &c.
Including the horses or mules used thereon which sha;..A
pc free from other taxation: fPts 't9Nfl
SuBIic CARTs.S DRAYs. ETC, OF THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANs
BUs1NEss wHArEvERsF oR HIRE DTnEoTbR 1rgDnaxCT. -
For every cart, dray OF wagon, drawn BY one hcrse, or
For every cart, Gray or wagon, drawn by two horssSsgpr
For every Rack and carriage with tswro wheels, s2o. aaois2
For every hack and carriage with four wheels. x4O ,
For every. stage Or re orsniOue except line ottnibHa1ts5;
a, Tsr g sys 'ss5r s sssss q ss s%n' bus ls 'aa line line o ona b
Tof every tsack drawn " woo nnors hSorsas " mdaiss,g9
Tos every ! szp pss wagon drawn y two Or PENS. mere slAeerssaa
BREAD cAaTa AID PnryArE CARTS, DaAxs. aTxc, . !,
For every bread. cart or wagon S. : t'-'H S1h' 80 ~
Aestt purposes. and, not 10 DO employed IN TIE tana,
PORTING Of goods. wares. merchandise II nber. or any
,dther Commodity. for compensation. eth. '.rscty or
IS, exclusive OF tho horse Or mute. ~ II AZ
Rattfed In City. Council. this 10th day Of january
! IL. ~ tnthe year Of our Lord one thousand eight hum
i IL q $500 .lDatR +. 3. aAlIlIfLARD. nszo slsat
January g. T. we A'y0 I. SMITH n He easrs Of IL cos sod & !.
7 = aDIE-T
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"A UcTIOM SALES.
80 CasesIR Boots and Shoes.
BY MILES DRAKE.

O'Clock THIS MORNING, / Twin. sen. at my store,
-ad1v. II corner of King and liberty streets,
60 CAsEs ASSORTED BOOTS AND SHOES. PRIME
HAM ospI3ag or .s.!ts4 HTOCK. Il. u5Ul ,.ts
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sst .as ;asanaaoe sAssasssS. Dr. %seSs1ss " S.sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
CRIME.

DESCENT UPON GAMING HOUsE.-At II o'clock
Oh Saturday night section OF the Fourteenth Precinct
Police under the command OF Sergeant Looney were
by Capt Garland to the liquor store Of Alexander r.
Spencer, In the basement Of No. 52 Broadway, their
Instructions being 10 arrest all whom they might Ihu
playing witnessing the game OF Keno" Passing
through the liquor store the officers entered the back
room, and there found about 80 persons assembled play
ing and looking upon the above game So intent were
the players and spectators the that the entrance
of tie officers not noticed until the sergeant stepped
fOrw ard aud cLcd the gaming implement ana the money
"a small amount which lay on lhe table Inc entire
party, including The proprietor were taken 10 the station
house and locked up for the night Yesterday morning
they taken before Justice Hogan at the Tombs
Police Court where Spencer was held TO bail IN the sum
Of $500 10 the charge 81 keeping gaming esta
ilShment As none OF the Officers could tell Pos tdy
who were spectators aud who were gaming when t,ey
entered The magistrate vas OBLIGED to order inc as
been sent 10 the Property Clerk at Police Headquarters
ATTEMPT To BURN 4 SNIP At SEA.
Tho examination of John Robinson. colored cook
board the ship Lady Bessngton Of Boston, accused o
attempting 10 set fire TO that vessel while passage
from Manila TO New-York, was concluded before L. 3
the prisoner was fully committed The fire among
pile ~ blocks IN the blockockcr, in the middle Of which
line chips, haviugs, aud rcd canvass had been placed
and fired After the fire cNtngshed which did not
prove serious, the separately examined by the
cook John Robinson had kndled the fire IN tho block
locker The captain at once ordered him IN irons ana
kept linn confined I'm his until their arrival nj TINS
port but when the shin hauled 10 within 20 feet Of
the wharf at jersey CITY Robinson managed 20 make ms
escape. lie was aiterwaId arrested. The steward, sec
und mate, and number OF the were examined be
fore The L. = Commissioner, who required bail Tor Their
appearance before the United states Grand Jury, and IN
default he had alternative but to commit them They
viii receive 81 20 per day aud board while detained
AN AUDACIoUs swINDLE.
bold and successful ROBBERY Of $500 in gold, took
place in this city Saturday. IL appears that tive
brothers named respectively James A. Neil and William
II NcIH arrived In tins CITY few days ago from Cali
fora where they have resided since lsis Not long after
iheir arrival here they made the acquaintance Of man
gs1lf
agent Of New Orleans house, would exchange whh gold
they had the ~ half per cent more IMAM the
Lrt price Ills offer was too teniWlng Ia De refused
They introduced 20 WIN r. Wilson, who for 5000
In gold gave them worthless check Of which the follow"
Ing b. copy:
10 90 NV .YoHE. Feh 2 1851
fsy 10 lie orer Jane, Se i tlousap AID sae nny
doar.
se,eI2,9 w r. wiLtsoS.
After this piece ~ rascaty the rogucs dccamped but
the detectives are on their track.
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$1,000 or NV Imprisonment at hard labor not less than
nor than ten years. or by both at at the discretion
Va '''' REMOVAL or CASTS FROM STATE COURTS.
Mr.. HARRIS Rep y. ~ introduced bill 10 amend
an act entitled An act for the removal Of causes in
tain eases from state Courts" approved July q, 1885,
which amendment provides that parties low resident OF
any one OF inc STATES Iaoy ~ sLl ion, OF q ptlt4
plaintiff in any cause now pending or hereafter brought
I'm any court Of such state Is or shall be defended IA
cause retained according to the lawsof such state for the
adjudication Of relief sought by MN atter the plantut
has ceased TO the original action, shall be
titled where the amount involved exceeds $780, at any
time before the trial final hearing thereof 10 have said
in the prescribed by the act to which this is a
supplement Provided that such removal shall apply only
to such causes as could under the Constitution and
i,tng laws lie brought into the Circuit District Court
of the United States, IN such state, by original action.
Section provides that the pleadugs In the cause when
transferred shall have the same voice and effect which
the original plcadHgs would have In the State Courts
commencing OF the therein provided that per
son shall be excluded prevented from cst!ing, or be
deemed incompetent as witness upon account Oh ms
color or race.
Mr. BUCKALEW dem, Pa rose TO n personal eX
PLANTATION. He was charged by Philadelphia paper with
lodging the vote the Tariff This was not true; lac
had paired of with Mr.. Crcsswell who was absent
he would have voted for the bill He had paired of with
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
The Bankrupt bill came up at o'clock. The pending
question was upon the amendment Of the judiciary Com
mttce 10 strike ont the proposition Of the House BILL
empng from sale under the operations OF the law, so
much of the debtors property s exempted by the Ex
emption Law of the state in which the debtors reside.
This was debated by Messrs STEWART uiep.. Nev)
FOSTER (Rep, Conn) POLAND rep, VT, and Doc
LITTLE Dcm Wis., after which the vote was taken on
MI Wilson's amendment to insert IN lieu Of the above
rovision that nm amount NAV be exempted not 10
coed 900 This disagreed TO- and the question then
required striking ont the clause above lctlftd 10 nom
the bill The following is the yote-Repubicans, roman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
UOTSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
INTERNAL REVENUE FROM MAINLAND.
H., 80, 90 ZIP ANHIS THOMAS Ip,n Nil n


On motion Of FRANCIS THOMAS rep, Md tho
Secretary Of the Treasury requested 70 communicate
% Tpasry of The Tinted state nom the city II Ba
more and each of the several counties OF Maryland IN
1864 aud 1865, from all sources except from du'e' Oh
imports. .....
On motion Of Mr. WILSON Rep. Iowa. leave was
given to the judiciary Committee To ~ during tho bes-
sion Of the House the remainder OF this session
On motion Of Mr. GiINYEL tiicp, Iowa. the supcrin-
tendent Public Printing We directed to teTp,te the
editions furnished 10 members, In tie edition furnished
TO the Commissioners Of Agriculture.
Mr. combine rep n ~ presented petition OF
| fcrTed To the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. RAYMOND Rep., y. ~ presented mo petition OK
zcns OF NeW-York civ reInous ang against movements
looking 10 the Impeachment OF tie PIcsdent ana pray
ing for the adoption 81 20 promQle the peace
aud prosperity Of the country Referred to tho Commit
EVENING SESSIONS
Mr. HOOPER n.ep. Mass asked unanimous consent
for motion that aud after Monday next the House
| Mr. WENTWORTH dep, III objected, unless IL was
agreed that votes should be taken IN tho evening ses
Mr. HOOPER said that the evening sessions to be
for business and gave notice that he would on Monday
ARMS ~ FINISHED TO INDIANS.
On motion Of Mr.. sCHENCK rep, OAioJ the reports Of
indians 10y Indian agents. referred to the Committee
on Indian Affairs.
TENURE or OFFICE.
The House then took UP the unfinished busnts OF yes
terday, being the Senate bill 10 regulate the tcnuro OF
civil officers the question being reconsdcrng the vote
whereby the House rejected yesterday the amendments
offered by Mr. Williams striking out the exception made
In the bill TO the Cabinet officers. The effect OF the
amendment is TO make tho removal Of Cabinet officers
subject the advice and approval Of the Senate as with
all other civil officers covered by the hill.
The Yeas and Nays taken and resulted-feas, ~;
Nays c5 50 the rejecting the amendment was re-
considered
The question then REQUIRED the amendment, and II
was adopted Yeas 81 Nays G3 80 the exception to the
Cabinet officers In the first section Of the bill, from It's
operation, struck out.
The following Is the vote I'm detail on the adoption OF
Mr.. Williamss amendment Reps, roman; Dems itahc;
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DISASTERS.
rtlr BRIG OCEAN WAVE ABANDONED Al SEA.

TtIE BRIG OCEAN WAVE ABANDONED Al SEA-
pr TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
BosToN Feb. 1.-The brig Ocean Wave, OF Beli9st
Cant. Thomas from satilla River for NewYork, was
fallen IN with Ja6iaTy TO- ia latitude 9 longitude c.,
John Sidney and brought ~ thls port 1he DrS nau cA
pcrienced s,,cesrl0n of heavy gales and terrlho $40
which. Training the ctesc caused her TO leak oauly anu
hcr cynps could not Keep her free ON tue JIst ga
wafer ca Us spare Spars &C., nld' the bau Nelthe %
,t"u,ng unniatCd, SHE WAS finally abandoned Nic uo
49,, was making clean breach over htr anu Wy
- m to her cabin floor. The Ocean wave ~ INSURER
for 81 ,OOj In the SUM- Washington ahu fheHlA i"'
COMPANIES Of New.York.
MARINE DISASTERS. 49,,
On Saturday morning rs the steam , Iu l. tn~ t,c
rto,cber wns coming I'D the Nhrrows having IN 10" w
shin Hudson, she encountered hchNy Hclu Vi NJ hi,
pstardcd her progress The Roadway OF Tue sIp u.s
slc came upon the tug wilma Nloei
striking her the port side ana FORCING h.t ~ hni
against the lee as TO carry away tle S,sI p Tor Vide
staylng hole IN her side zen Iect long y -
D. ,rorinc MI the coal the port side The was
s,;ffircntly TO keep the hole above Wil,I Mio ",
thanked up temporarily. The steam Jug , tr -,
Went IN her assistance, and succeeded III toNl.s 10
the dry dock at Red Hook, From FOUR 70 d'o IN ere
Was thrown out OF the cabin when WIS ioi'0" " W
by the violence Of the collision ,.o ,,.,,,,ro>,
',rssFIs FORCED ASHORE NEAR lohI HAN, No
THE coptaln OF the steam tug Autlh iVpu ~ 49, o'h
co., Cladiator and a bark she had IN Tow were Jul"
fnrced ashore outside of Fort Hnlhlltoi ~ nv :,
ioi in"tcb from Sandy Hook yesterday afternoon
60 t6at the ship Tartar. Of Ncw-Hork capt Ionn1
80 from calcutta, with cargo or shlipetI u' ~
a. ,.Iore al Deal Beach, head on she hu uiou re-
water ia her hold at o'clock yestciuay inoi'"e NV
III ILo i,rig Sarah Peters from New-Orleans WIN
ooan NJ moasses to T. a. c. q. Peters, went "sho' III
sandv Hook AT o'clock Saturday night ana 10 ho" iu
| OF water. Tho crew were al saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
FIRES
N nnoApwAY-Ioss ABOUT $4,000.

~ BROADwAY-IOss ABOUT $4,000
At 10! o'clock on Sunday morning fire broke out
ON the first floor Of the premises No 63 Broadway
pied 10y & u Moran dealer In hats caps furs and gentle
mems furnishing goods. Such Roadway had the flames
obtained that before they were eNtingnshcd me Ir1
floor with It's concnts almost entirely destroyed
and tho adjoining premises considerably damaged Two
men, named Troy and Burns who sleeping on Tie
ton floor were rescued In exhausted condition. by ON
Hugh OReilley Of the Fifteenth Precinct VINO crept
M the stairs his hands and knees, and was hlmscI
almost by the heat and smoke The loss OF Mr.
Mornn stock and fixtures ID about $1,000 Insured Tor
In the Home Insurance Company The second Oor
occupied by Sibcy stOOp, sewing machine dealers
Loss, by smoke and water about $500; Insured. The
building IL owned by Mr. Suffcrn aud IS damaged 10 the
extent Of 81 800 insured In city companies John Glscy
dealer I'm cigars occupied portion 81 the adjoining store
by water about Al 200 insured for $1,000 IN the Me
tropoitan and other companies. The basCnpu or NO II
Bleeckcr-st, adjoining occupied by John w Sou'r
AZ restaurant Loss, by water about 5000; insured Inc
stock Of boots and shoes owned by Benjamin Shaw, on
the first floor Of No. 73 cCcBers was damaged Dy ire
and water the extent Of 5000 Mr. shaw had an nsr
ancc 81 In the Berkman Company ON MS stock We
Canals but few days since he removed 10 inc ABOVE
therefore nothing The canse OF the re is a
present unknown
LARGE FIRE AT oswEGo.
OswFGO, Feb. 3-AbOut II o'clock tins morning
fire broke ont In the bakery Of Dauquer Naern, on
West First and hrce blocks destroyed before the
bakery Merchants Union Express office, Roche's drug
store COOper's confectionery, Tuttles photograph
gallery, Russell & Qunckenbushs liquor store Burt
Jyncs liquor store aud billiard rooms, and PeThan
Walbrldgc's undertaking rooms, were deetroyed lhs
rance from 10 $4,000 The block occupied by me
Daiio Adrerfis aud Times considerably damaged as
was also the material In the office, but publication VIII
not be suspended.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF Ssw.YoRK........FEp. l.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ab,n,s Bouue Iehnond and Nohof Win muse ano
P Columbia Bsrop HaraD Jan &c. With md'e and pass to
SesmsSg F.mbeau EvsrOa Norfolk WITH mde and pass to L'
sa.Ap Sereu, B,4,e Boston with Hdse and pass to William
viryo Bullev Savannah with mdse and TO
Murray Co Was detained Z! hopTs 70 tne
,hesiur Spoaori Ticn Coz sgual bound y. IN
Shp (iJtc (of LIVERPOOL Whiting P'r Canning sy bek
Weston tiaT Passed cape oi uool op NV
u Ma very rayy The a ave weeks lost and spht sas ana
earn,d .say r gaausas,: jan st n 70 - lon % W W"
Csrer Cohv Mcclellan, Rotterdam, o. lays Win mase 'o
. ~. ,ihv sailed In company with blrks Whemina and BATH
more for SeYorl very rough pasag WITH alternate he"!
mi Roaa wLlebsTy AsYinvtn ~ day' with mdse to J.
Jov Jan Of Crysfor; hrg Charlena bound ,, ,
hy e., toll De Wolf 60 Has bad heavy w and w gales
tho passage lot and l. sails SC ian %. i ssd
W., "ei 10Th lat % 20 lon II ~ spoke brig Branch Br) from
Tu5ks Island bound TO New.Yors. - .,
sehr Ricardo Bsrros VI BfooksIytnl fannan hAEa II" 20
dars with Pearsa Had heavy weather. lost, Jb LsH
IN port Bn Thomas Turr and Mohe and shr Macy Van DuieN
waiting
The steamship Iowa Craig for GLASGOW ron Vnafanne TINS O'"
DISASTER.
II h s, Peters = ashore short distance below the point OF the
uE md another big name unknown, at the Tavern Houses
MEMORANDA.
The steamer Gaes been fast the ice above Helsae
arrived at the city yesterday p m
DOMESTIC PORTS.
uornE. IIoLE Feb l. p Arrived, schr bbeie Campbell lo
Galveston Jan g. for BoS'oni John w bSSe'
from Nesbupor for NeWBedordi hohe flanoer O' h-'P0' "
% t brig Alexander OBJ; schr. Nellie Potter GIhons
Jessie Hart Ethan Aleu- hroyer Benz n HAWKES. AO"e l. |~"P
o' . FsS aATci steamship Emily souder nom New
YORK; brg Deyeraut, om Boston, schr nloano ryn &
PmitlDELPHA Feb a-Afhred, steamship Stars and STRIPES O@
Jan
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pASSENCERS ARRLHED.

PROM HAVANA Fob alb steamship Columba-P B. Sweeney
Cart 81 Woodhul Martinez W. Jackson A. TraSer Nj Sieb
brs NJ. Bartlett W. J. Haskell Mayp0I Wagner and child
Footmsn r. sihley E. T. Nilers A. AonIo W H.
Fach Roseda ~ Vega, A Z. Martins, H. FAluTel hnnof
W Cuisahank - -
IRON SFW ORLEANS Peh 3-In steamship Gen. Gran-o d.
Lowell Fred Baker Beers. T. Is. Chh Sickman A. Taylor
" f. Baird. T. s. n
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