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The Shasta courier., 1868-07-18
B. THOMAS, the paper man
From Judge Maruuam.

have used "Henley's Royal Balsam," myself
and family. and find it a irst-rate medicine for
Coughs and Colds. hereby recommend it to the
public.
P A. MAROUAM
The Shasta courier., 1868-07-18
From Nr. Pittock.

We have used some Of "Henley's Royal Balsam"
in my family and think it is splendid medicine
for children. well as for grown persons. For
Coughs and Colds L freely recommend it to the
public. R. PITTOCK.
The Shasta courier., 1868-07-18

In THE SUN.-Yes,erday morning we
heard lady say to the nur.e-maid of the
family-nnne too pleasantly Jane, take
that child out of the sun; she will be tann-
ed" A glance upward revealed the mother,
clothed in purple and fine linen. gIittering
with jewels, powdered, rouged, corseted and
hOoped. On the balcony was the little one,
pale and fair as May flower encased in
banks of snow, and clinging so longingy to
tn. rails of the walk and looking so pleading.
ly with wistful ey s, and saying so caress-
ingly with silver notes; Please, dear mama,
can't stay here little while? it is so
bright, and PLEASANT and warml'' mo,
child; you will tan ~ and then the red
armed wench bore the tender girl, weeping
and moaning, to the richly-furnished par'or,
where the mother followed. you will tanr'
Yes s-mavbe hut far more probable the little
darling will blench in the grave. " Your
skin will be darkeued; child !" Yes but is
it not better, unthinking woman. that the
child should get burned by the sun and
aarkened by the health-giVing breezes of
Gods heavens than that her young life
should change to Immortality, and your home
be darkened forever by the loss of that
pleasant little child? Would you prefer to
have the sod bio ID in the suns warmth over
your little ones grave, rather than she
should bloom to neutrality-suspicious. tanned
bit? 1t is radically wrong; not an error,
of the heart, as-uredly, but of the head-ot
custom, of good square sense. Children love
sunshine, and so do flowers. 1t is necessary
to their health and strength, and should
never be denied them. Better by far have
child's face tanned and freckled-homely,
even-and that child healthy, than to bring
them up pale-faced, wax hued, wasp-waisted,
piano-playing, embroidery-wurkng, novel
reading misses, no more fl to hear children
and make mea wives that the Arctic regions
for hot house, Virginia Trespass.
The Shasta courier., 1868-07-18
NUMBER 10.
About Whistling.

Good whistling may sometimes be heard,
but the instances of its occurrence are rare.
Snatches of operatic airs, curiously inter-
mingled with comic street songs, are the ia
vorite subjects of the whistler, and these are
generally executed with careless disregard
of time and tune which to any one who pos
sesses the slightest pretensions to a musical
ear must be most disagreeable. As rule. a
Iloughboy will outstrip any well-bred man
in whistling. The reason is, probably, that
he is never haunted by sense of the ridicu-
lousness of his face as be purses his mouth
into the form of whistling. A friend Of
mine, who enjoyed far-famed reputation for
whistling, was repeatedly asked TO exercise
his talent at dinner and evening parties. On
account Of some curious whim of his own, he
would (or could) only comply with the re.
quest provided he might be permitted to turn
his back on the company. His demand was
on all occasions granted, whereupon he would
turn around and begin to whistle any tune
he was desired. One day he was asked to
favor his friends with piece from '' La
Srnambula," and as was his wont, he Wheel
ed round, and fixing his eyes on the ground
commenced whstling. Happening, however,
to raise his eyes. towards the conclusion of
the air, he saw in large mirror before him
the countenances of his auditors. some of
whom were trying to restrain their mirth
this was too much for him, and the tune was
abruptly put stop to by loud burst Of
laughter from the gentleman himself. Whis-
tling is not often appreciated enough to be
sought after, as in this case of my friend /;
and even performance on teapot is more
attractive, if | may judge from the crowd Of
people once saw in Oxford street listening
to boy who was actually playing OIL one Of
these useful articles. On the lid several holes
were bored, on which the young urchin
placed his fingers. whilst he supported The
teapot by holding the bottom with his two
thumbs. lie blew through the spout, and as
| suppose, the different notes were produced
by some pipes inside the instrument, which
was affixed to the holes before mentioned
Who would believe it possible that tunes can
be played on teapot2 A writer on whis-
tling as fine art says: . heard the Span
ish Manola. as a trio, whistled very well, in
little village tavern, between Frankfort and
Homburg, last year. Three rustcs perform
ed, and the effect was not unpleasant. At
the Horns, (Kenington.) about q month
ago, Mr.. Graham whistled a waltz, accom-
panying himself on the piano with his left
hand, and on castvnets with his right. 1t is
now about six years since an Englishman,
named Chas. Groves, gave several speci-
mems, in Montreal. Of his skill in whistling,
aud got up class t0 teach it at Mechanics
Institute. OF course there was gigglng be-
fore the lesson actually cnmmenced but it
presently exhausted and the class with SOL
emn faces, waited 1or the tutor who was tril-
ling u few preparatory cadenzas. The order
came: Gentlemen prepare to pucker = as be
pursed up his lips. The class never got be-
yond that point Once-a Week.
The Shasta courier., 1868-07-18
FLEMING'S SAW MILL,
Brandy Greek.
JOHN FLEMING, Proprietor.

TVHIs MILL IS IN SUCCESSFUL OPERA
Il ton on Brandy Creek, about two miles from
Whiskytown, and R. Gilbert will keep constant
" on hand and for sale supply of Lumber, at his
Brick Warehouse, on Main street, Shasta, where be
will attend all orders and the sale Of Lumber for
the above Mill.
J. r. GILBERT, Agent, Shasta.
March 4, 1868 mi
The Shasta courier., 1868-07-18
Henley's Royal Balsam

Challenges the world to produce anything in the
shape of Medicines that will remove aud eradicate
Cough or soreness in the Chest as prompt. no
matter what form the disease might assume. Hen
ley's Royal Balsam" is the best Medicine in the
world for Bronchial Pulmonory affections. For
Group or Hopping Cough. there is nothing on
earth that can equal it. All motherers and Nurses
ought to have bottle close by them, it will give
a child relief in two minutes. 1t is entirely veg
etable, and will prove blessing to the human
family.
The Shasta courier., 1868-07-18

ms- L. p. FIsHER--Is the only Agent
of tie SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco with pow
to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
OFFICE-16s Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1868-07-18
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY JOHN J. CONMY.
Publication Ufice,-Armory Hall
Building, First Floor.
Terms of Subscription.

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For One Year, if paid in advance...........s5 w.
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These terms will be invariably adhered to, with
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Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines less, one insertion,
Dur Dollars for each subsequent insertion, Two
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A liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers.
Ms- Advertisements not marked with the num-
Der of insertions thereon will be continued until
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
ALSO,
Having furnished our Office with elegant as
sortment of FANCY JOB TYPES. we are prepared
I, execute neatly and expeditiously, all manner OF
JOB Printing, such
Bills of Fare, Bill Heads,
Circulars, Handbils,
Pamphlets, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards,
Posters, Books,
Law Blanks, Catalogues,
Drafts, Checks, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1868-07-18
STOP THAT THIEF
OF A
G o ug h y!

1T IS STEALING FROM YOU YOUR
Health, which is dearer to you than all your
Wealth. Nine-tent-s of the diseases prevalent in
this climate spring from Colds and Coughs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ship Duchess d'Orleans, Hines, from HaVre,
TO G W Hynson &co-3d district 26
Spanish brig Adelaide. Mirable, from Santi-
ago de Cuba, in ballast, to llsster-4th
district 30
Brig J ii Burns, Burns, from Apalachieola,
20 Joyce 4 Stafford-2d district
British schooner Andromeda, AshbT, from
Cardenas, to master-2d district IL
Schooner Emma d Finney. Townsend. from
Galveston, In ballast, to W GoldenboW-
% district
Schooner Union, Stone, from Braz0s Eanti-
ago, to nlRster-2d district
Schooner Lizzie Evans, Evans, from Calves
ton, TO Jos Kelley-Point
Scheoner Angelina, Ward, from Utilia, to
mRster-2d district Is I.a
Schooner Pippo, PippO, from Covington, to
master-NeW Basin
PoWBoATs.
Gladiator, Burdick, from the Passes lowed
down and to sea. LIST instant, ship Cano-
Va, bark Bon Fills, and schoouers Ex-
press and II n SqUires- Brought up ship
Duchess d'Orleans and schooner Union
Wabash, Melville, from the Passes-Towed
down and 10 sea, LIST instant, ships Ed
ropa and Goloonda, bark NOuvelle Hell
veto, and schOoners A y Campbell and
GhilOe--Brought up brigs Adelaide and
J n Burns, sehOoners e d Finney An.
dromeda, and Lizzie Evans
sTRAHBoATss
Magenta, Leathers, from Vicksburg.
st Nicholas, Dowty, from Grand EeoTe
Cle0na, Patterson, from Delhi.
J NJ sharp, Dugas. from Loekp0rt.
Aloe, RAdovicb, from Lower Coast.
ThOs Powell, Aucoip. from Thibndaux-
Wm Butler, Glasscock, from Bayou de Glaize
Frances, Blakesiee, from hOhile--P RR.
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40 as s5c. = bpshel Tor prime Western.
Therulinn rates duHiaa the week were 500
CSC. for Western, aid 780e2-. fer OHIO river.
NTsek,s, Gales e5oQ seeksi receipts 1885, ex.
;;.:ss.sie sac.
BRAN 200 sacks sold to-day 81 81 s. q
100 lhs., which has been the rate during the
week Weeks sales 1850; Receipts 100 bags.
b HAv--A lot Of 600 b,les old Ohioriyer, lo1g
In store, sold at $40 53 ton. 100 fair Ohio
river, and 100 bales prime Western ~ $22 u
ton. The stock is being reduced and prices
are frmer. Fair Western has been selling
during the week at S21021 60. and Ohio
river Ut $40. Weeks sales 100 haless re-
ceipts 1883; exports 300.
PoRK-Is scarce and in request. Thercis
very little In market, and prices have again
advanced Csc. % Dbl. Sales to day eco bbls.
mess, Of which GO and 100 at SIS; so and
so at S25 rs p Dbl. Il is lobbing at SIS 60
and retailing at S25 75652G 3 BIS. Prices
have advanced fully 81 u 5oi during the
week. Weeks gales 2700 bbls.; receipts
1880; exports SO.
LARD-psine and choice aFeeearce, sndin
Request, go kegs prime sold to-day az IGc.;
-. l25, and some small lots of tierces 1t
l4{c. 80 lib. At retail dealers obtaia &c.
higher. Prices have advanced fully dc. T3
u. during the week. Weeks sales 5l6
tierces $50 kegs; receipts, 542 tierces, 1898
kegs; exports, 352 kegs.
BAC0N--SnoaioerS and sldes are bcsEcei
they are in demand, and prices have again
advanced &c. % d. to-day. Shoulders arc
retailing at HE; ribbed sides. l3gc.; clear
ribbed sides, Ilc.. and clear sides lA}@l4Ac.
3 h.; sugar-cufed HAMS are doh at s219l7c.
u h. Only q iObbing business has been
done during tho week owing to light sup
plies. Weeks sales, $50 tierces and casks;
receipts, 462 tierces, 397 casks. and 81
boxes; exports, 95 tierces and casks.
GREEN MEAT-Therc Is none in market.
The last was sold at retail at lie. q d. for
shoulders. WeeA'sreceipts, - hhds, IS, COO
ns.in bulk
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2efeot nohes asa lire, front on water street b.
10 feet iHehes e deFth on fhe Inns Of lot No. I
ana al feet ineH Ata me ~ ulfl1 On tfeine o.
o 9s Nc se issee st.sIs = vs. insnss s
on water street ~ ~ seet INCHES lne u ,depgN
depth on the line 81 lo No Il lot no measures %
tssk inches front on New l.svee street. iest
@ iqe siines trsnt On tfter street n ~ aseL "
ie5 feet n Fehes 4 lines Il depth on the line q
- Nv Nj as 20 ises ingss s tTo ns
On agef Atsst w lef tset Il inches ard ,,sos u
qenth on tho line Of lot No and ie feet and lines
r. iect Inches front on New Levee street. % feet
iacnes ana Inca mont on Water street By - test
feet inoh and 3linee n dspth On tho lines Of lots
Nos y nndT. Lot No measures % feet inches
width in re resr % g. feet ineh ma . lines IN
depth on The line q lot No. and ~ feet inches
Lot No smeasuras g feat inches aud lines front
on Water s. Get 2e feet inches u width p the rear
lot and 10 feet inches and lines in depth on
the line Of lots Nos sand U. lot No. measures
feet nchos In width in the rear By % feet inchsa
and lines depth on the line Of lot No & and 100
d rs s sSd d s u rs
lines front on Water street, Is ieet inches IN width
the line Of ONO andIis feet nohee and 5 Hines
in depth on the line Of lot No IL Lot No. II meas
% feet inches in width in the rear by ne feet
inenes and Ines N depth on the line Of lot No ~
- lcet lncne5 hnu Dimes IN dsptn Cd yno iluo
Of lot No, IL Lot No. u forms the corner Of Water
and MARKET streets, and measures % fe0t inches
ana nnes froht on Water street, q feet 4 gnes IN
width in the y 132 feet inches and lines in
depth on the line CT lot No. IL and 145 feet inches
and Zines in depth and front Market street. Lot
NO. - q feet front Market street BY LOG
inches in depth between paruiellines. Lot
no. y forms the corner OF New Levee and Market
streets, and measures % fest inches front
on New eyee street, % feet inches in width l. the
rear BY ll feet IN depth apd front Market street.
Lots Nos IS to 70 ineusivey each 2 feet and
llnches front on N " ssvee street by 100 feet in
depth between paTallellnes.
s. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, forming the whole
Of triangle 50 A, being o. and q bounded By New
LeVee, water, and st James streets. lot No.
measures l55 feet inches and lines front Water
street, l39 feet inches and lines front New
Leyee street BY g feet inches and lines in Uinth
in the rear and on The line of lot No. 2 Lot No.
measures s. feet inches front On EstsF street, 20
feet front on New Levoo street by 70 feet inches
and lines in depth the line OF lot No. l, and 90
teet inches and lines in depth and trent on St
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RAILROADS.
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AssrGSEE's SALE OF JACOB BARKER IN
zee BANKRUPTCY.

AssrGNEE's SALE OF JACOB BARKER IN
BANKRUPTCY.
Sale at Auction Of Oil Paintings comprising copies
Of the great masters, executed most artistieaily
and having unusual merit.
by G. Z. GERARDEY a CO., AnctIoneers
oHiee No. II Exchange Place.
TUESDAY. THE nth FEBRUARY, 1886, AT
the Office in the IouF-Stery Brick Store. No. 6
BaIOnns street. between Grsvier and Union stree e.
viii be sold at Auction commencing at II O'clock A.
NJ, by order Of Il. r. Norton. Esq, Assignee in
Bankruptcy for the United States District Court.
and in the matter Of he Bankruptcy OF Jacob Bar
ker, Esq, the following list Of Oil Paintings 70 wit,
]. THE TRANSPORTATION.
2. ST JOIN THE EVANGELIST.
B. CLEOPATRA
4. ABRAHAM AND ISAAC.
b MADONNA DBL SkGIoLA.
6. PHILosOPHERs.
7. DAVID
g. ST. OEOHLIA.
o. ENDYMIOS.
TO- FoRNARINA.
IL. MADONNA.
IA LANDSCAPE
ID HARBOR
The EMPRESS JOSEPHINE and sundTy osher
KngEAyinsg
Cash In United States Treasury Notes.
By order Of Il. E. Merton, general sssiguee ia the
bankruptcy Of Jacob Barker, Esq. iasl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
NIX q. Il. GIRARDEx 81 CO.,
AucTToNnERs, OFFICE II EXCHANGE PLACE.
AuetIon sales at the
MERCHANTS AUoTIoNEEfs' EXCHANGE.
On ROYAL stroet

MERCHANTS AUCTIONEERS EXCHANGE
On Royal Street
February s.-Sucoession of Herman Dieters. a
t,yo-story Frame House on First, between DrJades
and St. Denis streets. "Chalks Fair oak HOUSE !"
and large tract sf improved Ground tho Julia
street shelroad, adjoining tho Halfway House.
February ll-Assignee's sale in Bankruptcy Of
Jacob Barker Sale at No. co Baronns street At II
O'Clock A. NJ Of q collection Of thirteen Oil Paint.
ings, and lot of choice EngrHvings.
February Is-Assgnees safe in Bankruptcy OF
Dreyfus Brothers Co., corner OF Canal and Camp
streets, at los O'Clock A NJ. Of a largo and we'll
assorted stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Trunks, Valises, Fixtures, etc.
February l5 -sueeOss.on Of Luey Kelly, three two
story Frame Dwellings on DryGdes, between Tritor-
Walk and Calliope streets. Powers vs.. Grandin-a
two-story Brick Dwelling, No ls2 Erato between St
Charles and GAfondelet Streets and two large Lots
and Stabliug on Erato, near Oar0nde0t.
February 1s-Assignee's sale in Bankruptcy of
Loeb, simon Co, at No. IS Canal street, a. IL
O'Clock A. n. Extensive stock OF staple. fancy, and
assorted Dry Goods, Imported and Domestic.
February 2s--Heirs Of DelOgny and Livsudsis VS..
the City Of New Orleans: One hundred and seven
batture lots Now Lsyse, 'front.' and Water Streets
Race. Orange, Richard, Market, and St james
streets. Assigrees sale in Bankruptcy Of Jacob
Barker Onahalf interest in thTeestory Brick
1tore Nc AoO NOAAAASA AthSNts upbWoNA OAA9habact
and Baroune streets. Tbs double fourstory Brick
stors Nos G. and C Baronne street. between GraYsI
aud Union streets. The three story Brick Dwelling
No. q BaFonne, adjoining the corner BAronne and
Grsyer streets Two Lots, with batturo priviIss es
on T0houpitoulas and Water between Eighth
aud Ninth streets TWo.story Frame Dwelling cor
ner Of Carondelet and Feioity streets. Twenty tive
Lots Of Ground comprising the whole square bound
ed bi Magazine Peters avenue, Live OAR and 90
taviA Streets in RickerVille, with two double and
ono singis Frame Cottage, Car Sheds. Stables, etc
Four Squares of touhd IN Metairievine. on thu
lIstsire road, near tho Julia street Canal ant
MetaiTis course, with Cottage House and oshei
Improvements thereon.
February 29.-Sueeession Mrs q. German; A
Double cottage and two lots corner OF Orange and
Annunoiation streets, facing Administration Square
Succession D. and R. keenan,: Pew No. q inst
Patrick e Church. and large lot on St. Andrew. be
tween Apollo and BaCGhus. Strests- succeasio1
Lewis Krpil; Three atoFy Brick Store, corner Of
Tchoapitoulas sud St. Joseph streets
March 7-suooss,ion Of j. G. BsrntGen; frame
House and thrss Lots on Monteaal, between L Ovg
and GoodehildFsn streets. Third District.
For particulars see plans 81 the Exchange. fe5
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MStlee.-The Third ward Radical Republiesn
Olab viii Elset THIS EVENING, a. ssson o'elOes,
at slaaou gors' Han. Psrdido street, Members Of
The Club and Sd elsbs arr respectfully invited 10
attend punctBaly. as matter q Importance wiz be
brought before the Club
Eminent speakers will address the meeting
JAMES GUN. P1esidsnt.
j. A. CEAIc, Secretary.
WM. MILFORD, Assistant Secretary ~
First Ward CIub.-Radicai Republicans Of
the First Ward are notified that this Club
meets EVERY TUESDAY evening At o'ciock 81
Poymnia Hall. corner Poymnia and 81 Charles
streets GEORGE W. MhDEB,
President
john L. Bows, Secretary. fol IN
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TUESDAY, SHE 18TH FEBRUARY. isRs,
4 commencing At Il o'coek A "a. and
continued e1ily thereafter It thu same hour
soid a. pubio auction Is shs hishest nsd al
BIDDER by or1er Of the Assgnees IL the Bankruptcy
Qf Messra Lpe5, einlon 4 Co. the enfiro stock oil
tie beboit OF their cFadtefs, contained in tine fcf
story ron store No. Is Canal between Camp sna
Magazire streets.
1he stoet comprises large and well-aiied a
s0rtment of domestic Rnd imported ~ s. M
GtbuD~, carefully seieuted fer the VIII leu sAaHf
this city, and cQnsisiiug IN part A. 4olefH. III
Dlsached and Brown COrTlE4 III
St3EET1AGS, SHIFTING. a1u PfBislsN1 II
Fancy and staple PRIME
Of great variety, and Of the most popniar y I'D
STRIPES. cHFcKs .''' TIuKiS Is. VA a.,
PLAINS, kkRgEES, JE Ms, q ~ II. ~
aud 0sRA BURGS,
extra htayy, and suitable for plantyto
Irish Linens and Linen Dannsk: Tow $50 ron
lns; hIorinos Trench and Enelish: tfFiihanfs and
Tape Check, Cloths, Docsk5u and Cashmere: Twill
Piain, aud Canton Elnnnesss Dainipes and Cash
lqeros; Opera iauness; Tar ans; English, German
Cotton, and Wooden Hosiery hfafFns Cotton linen
Camhrici and SILK uandkerchipisi Quits; ToW-
eisi Thread; Woelen, Cotton, and silk UnGershirts
Cloves; Thread; Spool Cotton; Hooks and Eyes;
Ear, large nssgrtnisnt.
.Ly0nrese and Italian Cloths: Cineh 1Es: Barsges,
and large variety OF Brown Irisi linens; Turkish
TQWeie, Napkins, egc.
Descriptive catalogues Of the entire stock vii be
ready on the 18th instant for dstrbution The stock
50lng extensive and the variety 50 great that IL
IL dicult 70 onuinerats ~ advertisement tie I'M
enee number Of srtoiss oifeFad in this attraotion
whieA Is VEL worthy the attention Of the entire dry
TeEzns
Cash in ". 8. TgeasarS notes.
By order q the Assignee te4
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

auecessi0n OF the Late j cha ETright,
Deceased.
CHoOND DISTRICT COURT or NEW Or
- leans-NO. 25.2l9.-By Firtne Of and in obedience
30 an order OF SAFE, rendered January "a ASA and
70 me directed By the Honorable the second
District Court Of New Orleans IN tho above entitled
matter, WI proceed to ss st pubi AuCtion at the
Merchants and Aues3oneerH hKohsnee Royal street.
betWPen Canal and Gustofnlousei streets, In the
18th day Of February 1850, at Il O'Clock No., for
account OF eRid snec8sE0n
other aEseta Of this succession fully Net fQFn Va the
statement en- Tile.
GEsOs w. AVERY
jR9 foas Sheriff Of the Parrish Of OrieAne-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-08
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
Saturday. February 8, lsGe
nLRAREn YESTERDAY.

Steamship Cuba, Dukehart, for Baltimore
via Havana--W itherspoon & Halsey
Steamship Ashland, Norton, for New York
d McCoard
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston
G a Whitney &co
Steamship Tybee, Caulkins, for New York
Brooks, Macdonald &co
British brig Sir Robert Peel, Conner, for
Hsvana--Master
British brig VIM Pitt, Fitschen, for Ha.
vana- Master
Spanish bark San Sebastian. Lsyda, for San
Sebastian -AveDdano Bros
Schooner Mable Hall, Hall, Tor Csrdenas-
Thorndike q Norton