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Physicians wonder at the extraordinary pover
OF RAILWAYS RENOvATING REseLvENT in
curing the worst forms of Scrofulous. SyphiIoid
Chronic Skin diseases, and its marvellous power in
resolving cslculous concretions, affording imme-
date relic and consequent cure of Diseases of the
Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen
Its rapid influence in the cure of abetes Incou.i
nence OF scanty, turbid, albuminous cloudy urine.
Its almost instant efficacy in stopping itching and
painful discharge Of urine and its singular power
In curing discharges from the Uterus and Urethra,
Leucorrhea. Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy
and weakening dischsrges;-s1d inquire wherein
the SARSAPARILLIAN used in the Renoy atins
Resolyent differs from ordinary SaysapayiIlasI
earsapsrillian Is the only principle in Sarsapara
that Possesses eKT0Irs properties: all other parts
of the root melt and useless One ounce of the
extract obtained under Dr.. Railways new process
for extracting the curative pI operties from vegeta
bic substances, contains of the true principle
of cure than 20 lbs. Of the ordinary roots
sARsAPARILLIAN as only one of the insredi-
ents that forms this truly wonderful medicine and
II is the only compromising remedy that communi-
Gates io purifying, cleansing and reinyigoratino
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT URINE.
and other secretions, securing q harmonious fuuc-
tional action of every depraved organ and gland in
the stem Ii the blood is corrupt, the Resolyent
will make II pure. If the Lungs are liberated and
secreting thick phlegm, and prureleut matter
the RSsolvent will loosen this deposit and repair
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material
If the Skin Is covered with pimpes spets nm ,tues
sores, ulcers, &C, the Resolvent will Quickly re-
move these annoysnces. If mercury 10 de posted IN
the bones and has accumulated in the system the
BesOlvent will driyeit out. If the throoS or Bron
chial Glands liberated, the Resolysnt will cure
these signs of an early waste. Direct remedies DOS
sessing only exclusive properties, are hurtfuI as
they increase the functional secretons of one organ
by suspending the constituent secretions of sthers
hence, q compensatins remedy like the Resolyent
Is the only means OF permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD impregnated with the Resolvent and alb
sorbed to supply the waste Of the body, will make
pure sound and healthy flesh and fibre. The first
dose that is taken commences its work OF purihcs-
tiOn and increasing the appetite and flesh
REMARKABLY CUREI
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DY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner Tth and d streets

DY GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
ID A1ctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ By virtue of a decree of the supreme Court
GsE Of the District of Columbia. passed on the
sS@.5th day Of december, 1857. IN a cause IN
chancery, Ne. / ,09l, in which Eliza A. Weber is
complainant and Mary A. Weber CT al. defend
ants, will sell, by public a1ction. upon the prem
ises, at o clock p. m on tn 0RSDAY. the Sth
Gay OF October next ISIS, the south half Of Lot No.
u, in Davi8sons subdivision of Square No. lS3
the said south half Of said lot measuring Il feet
inches on 18th street west, by depth Of no feet
with Brick House and Bakery thereon. The soove
property fronts on 18th street west, between and
Ektreets north.
Terms One third cash, and balance in equal in
stslments at six and twelve months, and scared
10y notes with deed Of trust upon the perty TO
secure payment. --..
III the terms of sale are not complied with in five
days after sale, the property 10 be rssold at the
cost al risk of the first purchaser.
The purchaser TO pay for stamps and all convey
ancing. ~. THOMPSON, Trustee
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
se ls-2aw&ds IIXprsssl Auctioneers.
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AnCEInN aAIR

10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late Clerks with J. q. Mcclure co.,
Southwest corner Penna'a avenue and nth street
Star Once Building.
AUCTION SALE
- Will be sold at public auction, at u O'Clock
Em.0 m. MONDAY, October 5th, 1858. the Frame
.A Building at the corner OF 18th street and
fenDsy vaHia avenue, recently used Office for
the Assistant Superintendent, Treasury extension.
Also, At same time, several lots Of old Lumber r,
Wood. &c.
Terms, cash. Building and lumber 70 be removed
at ence. A. b. MULLET,
Supervising Architect.
COOPER q LATIMER,
ee 30 dads lChron. Auctioneers
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"A full supply OF this cheiee EXTRA FLOUR ON
hand and fbr sale By nanufactuIur' 3 Agent
no. ~ water stsest, oeorgetovn, D. o.
IN a-eolm t-f : 80 ~ r.. sss
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u WASHINGTON. u @, September II, 1853.
On the petition of JOSEPH 8. WINSOR, OF
Providence, Rhode Island, praying for the extern
sion of patent granted to him on the I'd day of
January, 1885, for an improvement in Machines
for Making WeayeTs' Harness:
1t 10 ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the l4th day OF December next. Any per.
son may oppose this extension: Objections, de-
Office twenty days before the day Of hesIing.
ige A-laW3w Comm ssiOner of patant
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SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS,
SORE MOUTH, SORES IN THE
NOSE AROUND THE
EYES, &C.,
recently exhibited, few bottles viii cure Id
ronic, or through the effects of Mercury, PotHs-
I'm, Corrosive Sublimate, from six to one doIen
Bottles may be required TO make . permanent cure
A remarkable instance OF personal beauty re-
stored To a Lady disfgured BY the ravages OF Q
friehtful disease.
From the advanced sheets Of anew Medical work
called
FALSE AND TRUE
BIZ JOHN RAILWAY, n. ID.
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JOHN GRAY 3 CO.,
MANUFACTURES AND DrALHR IN
WOOD AND Willow WARE,
BBOOMs.
TWIEBS,
oORDAGE, H., %.
10 FULTON AND goa FRONT sTRETTs.
NEW YORK.
EDwARO HEATH. WILLIAM A. Ora
10 Com
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ENITIp STATES PATENT OFFT0R--

u WASHING TON. D. O., September Is, 1865
. On the petition of THOMAS SLAIGHr, of New.
ARK, New Jersey, praying for the extension of
patent granted him on the oth day of January
1885, for an Improvement in Padlocks:
1t 10 ordered that said petition be heard at thfs
office on the 18th day OF December next: Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections demo-
sitions. and other papers, should be fled in this
OF &c twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE
Sc 25-1aw3w Commi ssfoner of Patents
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u WAsH1NsroN, ., O., September IA. 1853.
ON the petition Of ?. " MACKENZIE. OF
patent rrasted to him on the ID day OF JapuSry.
iE5. for an Improvement In Asohise for Blowing
Il r. ordered that said petition be heard at tbi.
ONCE on the 18th day Of December next. ANY uetsnn
lions, ana other papers .houla Be died In this Once
twenty days before tho day q hearing, n,-. =
ise4-vsw Acting 0onmissionsr Of Patents.
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OFFICE $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
GALT's BUILDING.
OFFICERS.
MATTHEW G.. EMERY, President.
ThOS. M. PLOWMAN, Vice President
J. Ii. PATTERSON, Secretary
LEWIS CLEPHANE, Treasurer.
Hon. ELIZCR WRIGHT. Actusry.
W. A. AUSTIN, Superintendent Of Agencies.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. Q. HALL, NJ. d. +. H0wARD, M D.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
SAMUEL NORMENT, GEO. q, PLANT
ALEX. Il. SHEPHERD.
DIRECTORS.
NJ q. Emery, Joseph =. Brown,
Lewis Clephane, Erastus Poulson
Alex T. shepherd, Thos- M. Plowman,
Thos Evans, Thos. Berry,
Edwin Gray, Obas Klouiapn
samuel Norment, John Purdy,
Nicholas Acker, b. Patterson.
Geo. II. Plant
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u. W1sHISGToN, d. G., August q, 1853.
T j. W. ROBERTSON, of Washington, b. g.
having petitioned for the extension Of patent
granted him the 18th day of November, 1854, for
an Improvement in Sewing Machines:
1T is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the 9th day of November next. ANY person
may oppose this extension. Objections, .depo.
sitions, and other papers should be hledtdAthis
offjc twenty DAYS before the day of hearinp
: = ~ ELISHA FOOTE,
Ise0 z L auuau C0mmigsiOner nf
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DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneen,
ID Late Clerks with James q. Mcclure a Co..
Southwest corner Pennsylvanis avenue and llth
street, "Star Once Build
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AUCTION SALES.

llY CoOPER LATIMER, Auctioneer, ,
ID Late clerks with }. q. Mcclure q % q
Southwest corner Of Pennsylv snis avenue snd lltb
street, Star once Building.
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II sARSAPARILLIAS
CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM
WASHINGTON DRUGGISTS,
ADDRESS
EADWAY 4 CO, .FFr-
81 MAIDEN LANE,
MAJ NEW DIRK
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u WAsHINGIoN, D. o., September q, 1885,
, ON the petition of sYLVAHUS SAWYER of
Pitcbburg Mass, praying for the extension of
q patent granted him on the ID day of January
Bsttans into strips. . -.
1t 10 ordered that said petition be heard
person may oppose this extension. Objections
De tons, and other papers should be flied in
...;. o.mm;.s;oh: HQDeEs,
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paSSENCFRS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL Ia steamship CITY q London Feb sMss Per
Inc Mis-. Nnrou Chicago; John NJ Richards and child Miss hit.
new Chicago L. Mrs H. Blackburn and child Mrs VIM Ssurses
ad maid servant Chandler lady pr Johnson wife and
children Walter Glover Capt GaTiner British Amy Samuel Kengan,
Csp Cooper child Ros Navy Rev. 4 hugent Phidsl
pha Lusch and wife York Mrs. Hodges Bosioa Mp
Henry A Thomas Capt n Kirby g. Bro~n Edward Godsmd
pi DAVID Lander Dr Sherman, Dr. CLARK, Chicago, Rev Dr.
Campbell Nve M Hopping and wife Mr VIM Marsh and
J. A Kent r. Hanson Miss J. North Miss e. North, Miss NJ North,
g. Miss Reed ohas Reed samuel Dckerson James murphy
Mr.. samuel infant W r. Anthony Cner
and lsd Wu Tobias Mis- Thomas Mise RdgeNsy
George Rdgcvay T. Brphy. Aer Howe II. A. Dubois
MOntgomeryAbTam Ode Charles H. Black. John A.
perry John Pai Sidney White Theodore Wyrel H. a. Moalon, r.
g. Lsvne Fry. Seth Wise Scott Bebcr Andrew Ben NJ II SLACK
r. llobo Jacob Reed Amos Hobbs Charles Week, d. Keith and
FOR GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL Feb an steamship Celum
Ma-M Mrs De Brusse New York; Francis L. Adams New
Zealand Ssmuel Island Adopbas Schrmer Hudson c
Rudolph M Graham, Bristol
Tenn shaw, LIME Mno Brooklyn Allen and ehld
ST. Louis Daus D. Locke Toronto Mary covan Mar nsr2p
philadelphia Samuel Birch, Mrs Burch jackson Meh JOIN W
Thomss Gabriel Beram Chicago Charles Mrs and HEINZ Sa
Noutrea A.. l.. Layster Mrs Lnyster NJ fan, MIA fsri
Annie u. fArn John and Mrs Bryan, New.iork. - ,,,,
FOR CHARLESTON feb a-ln steamship Chareon-f I'M
Gillespie, John h. Peek. Capt O. Lelsoa e. bsaees
r. barrow, VIM L. pavson. Jalus rVe Nichols va" ee''
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rr,,,, Hoy AxsoN Rrpr1Nc ,ur.-Tntellipen

THE Hon ANsoN BURLING Intelligence
was received some weeks since that the Hon. Arson Bur
lugnme was about leaving Pekn, having received
pOintment from the Chinese Government. The exact
position which he had accepted was not stated. Neser-
details Of the change which Mr.. Burlingame
has made In his diplomatic affairs. II was
his intention 10 resign IN tho Spring and rumOr re-
ported that lac would settle IN California where he pr
chased rancho some months ago. while returning to
China his visit this country The Chinese Govern
ment upon learning OF this intention rendered to him the
appointment Of ambassador from China TO all the Treaty
Powers" Upon consultation with the representatives OF
foreign nations, Mr. Burngame induced 10 accept
the honor having first resigned his diplomatic appoint
ment this country. Mr Burlingame, who is now on
his Washington via San Francisco. VIII be accom-
panied by two Chinese officials and two interpreters and
after shor stay In this country will visit the European
Treaty Powers The thorough knowledge which Mr.. Bur
ngane possesses OF the Chinese Empire will enable him
Ia increase the international relations which exist.
n IL compliment which IA without precedent probably,
for foreign Government 10 select its ambassador q
rereentat We of another country The oldest empire IN
the world thus compliments the youngest nation on the
globe Boston Journal.
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NIW- IIRSIY

We Of the following real estate transfers ia New
Jersey At South Orange MI. C. j. Headey has sold 40
acres OF land 20 Mr J. W Sheldon for $1,000. MT A. X
Randolph has purchased from Mr. NJ A. Puesten four
acres OF land for 81 200 and from Dir T Baker, eight
acres for 5000 Mr. +. Falardos residence including
house and OF land has leen sold 10 Mr.
F. H. Whitcomb for g. 500 Mr.. J.. Badger has sold u Mr
William Wilson four Of land for t,sO0 The Mount
Rutherford Park Company has sold Lot No. 49, on
Feroniaway, TO Mr. T. soIi0r for $780, Also lot NO on
Orentway to Mr. Zimmerman. FOR $500 This property
is only minutes from Ne~Nork, near Boiling Spring
station We have received conv OF pamphlet en-
titled Suburban Homes fpr Business Men on the Lane
Of the Erie Railway" by Mr.. Henry f. Williams. IL
published for cratutOus circulation and contains many
useful hints to looking fcr ouioftown residences
- The farm OF the late Andrew GriscON ~ Salem was
sold few day since for t2iT per MI Il webb Of
the Avenue Hotel Vineland has sold ont 10 tho Messrs
j. n. d ". q. Tucker. for $4,000 Mr.. Jos MoMur
ran has purchased the Mcknight farm, lately oo-
cuped by hr. W. J. CCOt.man, near IIlghtsioWn
for the sum OF 5000. The farm OF SIR l.. l. Allen,
on the road from Trits's Hotel 80 Puckamin, one
mile north OF somervle. has been sold 10 Mr Taylor
Jclf for sll 900. The farm contains ~ acres Mt
Daniel H. Rosekrans has bought of Levi Shay, small
farm Hainesyile, for ~ MI Evan Beyans has
bought Of Mr. Warren H. yansickc his farm Of il acres
near Centreye for $iss2-Si3 per Mr. Daniel
baltimore has purchased Of Mr.. George W
baltimore tavern stand ~ Centreyille for 5000
In Newton last week by MJoeph Coult the house aud
lot corner Halsted and Madson-sts. sold TO the Rev
~ Petit for s. In Newton, on Friday last by MI
Dennis Cochran the lot spung-i, now occupied By
the barber and butcher shops sold 20 d. j L. stew
art for 5000 Mrs Sarah Comms 10 Mr. VIM Van Horn,
house and lot near Vaudeville, acres at $3.50 an acre
James L. Decker Sparta OF II. l. Address. at Middle
VILE the old clover mill with water power and privileges
at as reported o. 800 Edward Chandler farm of JOS
acres near Saltwater Mr. Jacob Roof at 81 per acre
Mr. Isaac Keen, administrator OF the late George
Emory 97i acres OF farm In Saltwater township.
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TRIBUNE semiweekly, and Weekly arc subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements in
serted in each will reach all classes
Advertisements charged 25 cents per line each in
serton, in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 90 per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, Is cents per line in sEMI-wEEKLr TRIBUNE
THE TRIBUNE VIII devote especial attention to sales OF
Real Estate, thus very much enhancing its value
advertising medium.
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suarS mo ;Goums.

GS AND UPWARD for single ROOMS, with
ypO BOARD Rooms without Bosu - aud uPgar4 Board
aAy ~ 81 at Dupont House. No ls6 iladso1st
oSb WEST FIFTEENTH-ST-Ap private
tbc- family has three nicely furnished ROOMS TO LEI
without boani t. gentlemen moderate; neghhood good
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Antustmtnts.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-LAGRANGE-
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY

- 80 80 GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
'4' IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The Director OF the Lagrange sDi Bngnoh Opera Company V
hmse this occasion 10 lis thanks The musical public
performances o. brilliant Uric artist. under bis
infringement during the which has just closed At PEeS Opera
brilliant has been In this eI 0,
triumph and and the director congustes himself SPITE OF
the Of ncmuey Of the weather and other disadvantages: well tno.n
be has been enabled present standard works 10 such variety and
with such perfection ony catering support
from the public bot the cordial recognition from the critical press
In this Mr. Sakosch glad that hA
secured the lease, for brief period Of the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
be enabled desire % his patrons 10
transfer troupe from Mr. Pixies Open wheTeOn
the contemporaries Of h artists have Their brightest
fans.
LIMITED TO EIGHT NIGHTS
THREE MATINEES
At THB ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
prior 10 their departure for Philadelphia and the West
The enthusiastic reception accorded the representation o. e7d
masierwOrL . -
both In this city ard ~ Brooklyn has induced the management 70 an
for repetition The opening night with its powerful ea' h
NINE. ANNA De La GRANGE.
in Der great impersOnstion Of LEoN0RA.
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS
in her excellent rendition Of AzuCRXA
SIG BklGNOLl,
In hu original creation of MANRlco.
in bis gr,a. role OF CoNTE Ok LUNA .,,n ,x,o
SIG. COLBrTI as FBRRANDo GIG yrcor An
@''''-' '''''''' AH1 FRIDAY Teh u 1863,
Second Opera Night,
RlGOLBfTO,
has created such an Optrsie iniofe-
SATURDAY, Feb Is, MATINEE
TRAvIATA
Price Of admission 81 Reeved sets % cents extra FAMILY
circle sO sl2 and s2O according location
once on the Aesdemv and continue daily Seats
ehmers No. ol and Maeos No ia Broad
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY.
ID Third night Of the immensely successful
LA GRANGE AND BRlGNOLI
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
THIS Monday EVENING, Feb. 10, 1868.
viii be presented FloOw's Comic Opera
MARTHA.
with Miss MCCULLOCH Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS Sgno BRIG
NOlI. ORIANDfNI, COLETTl &c.
Director Conductor
Rserved sests eau nov Academy
Aansi aud Mcoys No ilt Broad
New-lOrk
THURSDAY. Prh 10,
Ia TRAVIATA
Second joint appearance Brooklyn Madame La Grange and
Brgnol
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9jot,ls
A MEXICAN HOUSE.

A MEXICAN HOUSE.
"a BOSTON. MASS
important and extensive Improvement, Nbe have recently
THIS popular Hotel the largest Neshnglnd enale
the popetafs Offer Tourists Fae aud TIE rasen Fable
o. any other Hotel ~ th %
During additions have been made Of numerous tHes OF
apartments bathing rooms water closets &C. attached one Of
slayso the best constructed
guests the tory u the house IN Que minute The cn'
have carp the house thoroughly
pen.hed renhed making t. in all it, appointments equal 10
hotel the Telegraph odce Billiard Halls aud Oaie on
the first door LEWIS ElOb \ SoN, ffopuetot~
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--T-------------------
6HIIPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. .......l

CLEARED.
Steamship Haera Couch City Point sed Richmond L. No
ssnhp Virginia Roberts, Norfolk, City Psn, RcAnoad We.
Steamship AsushSst Kelly New Bedford Perguou Wood
Steamship VII. de Paris Or ce %sS aAys .s q n.sls.,
Steamship Wilmington, Cole, Galveston. William, Gaos
s:sa%:Sp So5,s: %Gl%ap g9Ils:a; q S,S.s6s0
sss%: SS h0yeI vSs. s,sssSs Lssas
Sss$.S SsI'1sc1 ssTsHrsA ea5'o' As
Steamship s%:B F FsaS B s sssI Baltimore Morgan
B.rl ScSiss lam Msr IIalss FS1sa M;i"eIs w;sas
Brig MEREDITH Ayre Gibraltar and market A aars
Brig Emil, Obj Conner Los Pan.s Canary Islands vi. s..ss
River, Ca, Miller Heugh,oa.
Bis shay ysusSa 1arisass doIiissis oysrtos
Brig gd9a whitemos Neuyitas Thompson 4 Hsntes
Harvest Queen tBTj, McBfiis cornv, s. a s@iiSeu
s c f T %s,:ss 4$sR s; Ssss Smith Co
Steamship rshf OBJ Maasy Liverpool Jan ). va oueosso"s
steamship Nereus Bea Boston, With nd.e aad william p
s s'::a:bPP s se;. *. sy' b R.sa'n''
Ship Alexander MARSHALL Marshall Liverpool 10
snip Columbian Robinson LyerpOo Nov 70 With %i.. and Dss.
TO C. H. Mha Co. Had continuation o. westerly gales the easss
shp Neptune Peabody Liverpool Dee a. Wits nd.s and u -
sc6l vspo Bes.rt Charleston dan. With &C. oNL
ssSG S E% n esS. soss Richmond Va
ARRIVED. Sunday. Feb. 8.
and psss q II B. Cromwell 1 Co
steamship Cleopatra Rogers Savannah 9Th inst with ndse I" Mo-
Bark Aia tAus, sandrues Ro Jnnro IS days With eosssis
sehr Henrietta Co sAeO, Ha day., with
Bg Barbdoes Brown, Jgo de Cuba q days with s~gs
steamship wsmsaits E.l, New Bedford. with mdss. and "
steamship Rising Star Conner Aspnsa lss Inst With udse ~
samsp Nhreus Boston with ndse and pass to w.
Steamship Somerset, chlis Baltimore. With mdse to Baltimore -
Steamship saratoga King Norfolk AND pas. L
steamship yies.barr, Burton, Providence
Ship Ssp%os Sos caTss % day, .is rarsa Ice.
order Peb midnight, had heavy gale em NJ IN 10 f.t.ea
water On the Anew beach .3a s s''' Of M vi" 60
Bark s.Hss sSoIs 3ssn Ss.is " DAYS via Bermuda Jan
Auiman Bath Mel MatnnisA a,y, with nAsss
Was days north Of srs With not,her{ si,s g. .
Carthaga H. aud Hampton Roads Feb with nase 70 ns'ssr
Brig Neyus of Demea Perkins hsansas IL days With No
s1s as Gsy:, sii 10 c sss q SqaassI p
sebr. Arctic, Ogden. EllahethDer for siaBaa
ss St ssssea I csa% S rsSs s'''''
SAILED.
Steamships City Of London Liverpool colunb. saso- yns
Montgomery Savannah and ~
o.s''01 ga,srA hS7a G, fas Rs sn
Antwerp also United States sOfssbP sesber ior Norfolk sa
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wOSDos Feb sAyed steamships City Of ss~L London s<
Sailed steamships Cts Of NewLon9oa City oSor.eh for New
iIs ros 1 Feb sArieed steamship. City Of Port su Prince from
vannah; Zodiac do Wa KeHnecy BALTIMORE Norma Phiaesh~
Bslos in tos-Bsrk windm from Rc, Gloucester brig W.
cS1aISsTos c. fsO sArri'ed. steamship Manhattan fro.
sayAsSAm Feb s-Arved steamships Virgo and Thames Se~
Cleared steamships San Jseuo and Huntsville New Yort wyoB.
Philadelphia. ship SetauI Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
Feb 8Arired today steamship Moro Casde orhsv
YORK The weather is telightsaL
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PROM NEW. ORLEANS Feb S-Tn steamship Gen hss1e-K =
Speltsan, Plume Mas Annie Morgan
FkOM SAVANNAH FEB eIn steamship CeoparsDr q. Ds1re
lady snd children Miss Watson H. O. Lamar 1baiasns A.
Dewitt. j. W. L. Corning. J. Werheiner.
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glisallanotus.

J UGUSFITS TABER * BRO.
~ I>POK a MHoLEsALs DEAlfks
! ITALIAN AID AMERICAN MARBLks,
srRAM MARBLE WORKS No us Weterst, Neslorh
EENUIXE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPkC-
TAcLPe and BE GlasssN sight Opacal nst
faie, Ne II1s RIesdwas
n OOKi LOOKl-CARBON OIL, cheaper and
safer thar Gan be NewlOrE Lamp Compauy
DO 10 PsaItss- Rights for 'sle
al Y. DYEING 4 PRINTING Establishment,
IN WORKS on STATEN ISLAND.
= a. 49, No PierreYoutst Broctyn
sh "a 49, Company the LARGEST OF ia kind N the
WORLD aus an the FORTi NINTH BAR Of u e1ss1ee gr,gard
- AZ a.. 80 ,sxteuve improved Machinery V DIN tLtANnh
FINISH IN ubeqnsled Tsfiei' 81 ladies' and gentle
a. s.y-u piece gooda GaTmeat eeased 0 oar ne" Fiehh
prsee@ sihsaa being ripped
&TORAGE for furniture, trunks, baggage,
- vines phaao other property taken upon M
,ous IN sz.s business canned hAh"hh 10 '''
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Matbinsrr.

fTHF HOLLY WATER WORKS invented by
r. HsF dispensing with reservoirs and hresnliae ior water
k. and CoureueuT Now-Yofk, and Minneapolis Mime
sufng ron toe Of hre
- Is ~ uure have these u their great value
Manufactured and warranted superior 20 any Other ~
2 H. ~. Nv rb HOLLY MANURACTIRiNd tOMfAN Loci P0f'
Yo E,sr ssud for de,ep fs pan
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PASSING ERS ARRrYEn

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Geo IorsAs. w. d. Da Barry J. hsCtsss, Geo As.sksss
Mia X A Horton
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