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sxpIous AooIpurT,-About six O'CLOCK last
csepikE, while Mr.. II. A BfcwsssS sks insur.
suee agent, was stopping from ptrsst car Al
10 N. sroupd and va. caught by ~ssen
q which passed o yer his lower limbs, ssziy
breskinG the bones OF his right leg below the
Knee, asd ianieiing oths! serious Injuries spon
different parts OF The body. He wss eonysysd
TO his Iesidenoe. No. 40 street, and vas
neoessary attention and did all In his power 10
make him confortable. .H"..I.. lid
orrlcsss.-T The wsshinston senGsrbund
have elected the following ofnoera: l.. wei
decker, presidsnti A. Meinsrs, vios president,
ssSTs , .Sns w. ssefai .... A HAT
secretary John Kari, treasurer, ohas. Raider.
hg Tss Meaningless Turner Association have
elected the following oaioeIs. l., speaker, y
. Mss,ssn 4 Rass sn.SSisi .ssrsss1s, r.
Diederichi treasurer, W. Koohi keeper, Oyei
Tus CALEDONIA HoUsE.-Mesars. watt l.
cornsr Of Tsirteeuth street snd Pean.yIvsnis
| avenue, are making q reputation for their new
| hotel. on the European plan. Rooms with or
without board and meals at all hours can be
| had. .a.L .. 49,
| WATCHES, JEwELRY AND siLvERwARK.-I
less than any other estabii shment. Goods war.
| rantsd as represented. I. ALExArDEs, No. az
| Pennsylvsnia avenue, near Thirteenth st.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS arc offered
to all purehasers OF Boys and ChiIdren's
| Clothing, at Oak Hall, No. eco Seventh street
opposite the Post Once,
LAox ooLLARs, with handkerchief, en-.
broidered linen sets, sashes, scarf, .&c., Sc,
10 elegant profusion at Lows, No. IL Msrke,
space. PEI. .
THE CHORAL SocIErr.-Ths active mem.
bcrs Of the Choral Society meet for rehearsal
and other business this evening.
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LAox ooLLARs, with handkerchief, ON
broidsred linen sets, sashes, scarf, &e., Sc,
10 10 siessSt pfofasioa At Lows, No. il Market
spaae,
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ALL Amour A TUNNEL "A weil-known Sen.
stor once remarked that the reason Congress
was that when project for Improvement vas
broaehed By one party Of citizens, there was
Away. smother party 70 oppose It with equal
earnsstness.. This had happened so often that
the National Legislature had finally become
disgusted, and did not know what to do for the
people. An evidence OF this was witnessed
last night at a meeting Of property.owners on
the passage Of = bill now before Congress,
amendatory of the act Incorporating the Ma.
tional Junction Railway Company, which
] . :S%SR:Ry ds sRS ,s aon 70
the iiuo Of the route. THE full amendment
has heretofore been Published in the RRrUB.
As soop as II wss ammo unsed that the amend.
nent had been Introduced In Congress, several
Of the owners OF property on the line Of the
street. became slsfmed and at once called a
accordance with announcement, about twenty
gentlemen assembled, among whom were
Messrs. Lewis J: Davis, 5, II: Kaufman, Alex.
X. shepherd, ]. Russell Barr, Judson s.
Brown, Wilson +. Brown, and Judge J. W.
Wright The meeting was held In the little
schoolhouse on NJ street, near Tenth, and was
organized by calling J. Russell Barr, esq., to
Srhe object Of the meeting was stated, and to
test the sense OF the meeting, Judge Wright
made motion to the effect that the meeting
dhapprove OF the effort made to give the
right To tunnel the street. This gave rise to a
discussion. Judge Wright spoke 10 very harsh
terms OF the coIporators OF the road, charac-
| terizing them as thieves and swindlers. This
statement had the effect to bring Mr.. ,Shep.
herd to his feet who denounced the statement
As false In every particular, and spoke Of the
Judge In terms not oyer-eomplimentary. Mr..
shepherd then stated that II was the inten.
ton ofthe oompany,if the tunnel was made to
| use traction engines, and the tunnel would
prove a benefit rather than a drawback to the
| upner portion Of the city.
Messrs, Kaufman aud W. S. Brown spoke
against the tunnel, contending that It would
injure the street. An aged gentleman 10 one
corner argued that the tunnel should not be
built, bscsuse In some cases excavations would
have to be made, and In the event OF heavy
rain 1t might be washed 10, and then all the
houses might tumble down. Mr.. Shepherd
urged that before the motion OF Judge Wright
was acted on, a committee be appointed to In.
quirs Into the matter, and report at the next
meeting: This did not meet the views OF those
present, and the motion OF Judge Wright WAS
agreed to. Judge: Wright then produced a re.
monstrancc, which wac adopted; and a CON.
mittee appointed to obtain the signatures OF
property'holders. Tho meeting then adjourned,
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS arc offered
to ali purehasers Of Boys and ChiIdren's
Clothing, at Oak Hall, No. eco Seventh street,
opposite the Post Once,
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true eOpy-Test:
X, J., hElGS, Clerk,
ORPHANS COURT,

" De RNBER H. 1850,
District Of Colniabia, WdshiH0toa CoHnty,to Ioii!
In the case of HAkHAH 0ooDALL, AdHinlstrAtIix
eta, Of Thomas GoodaII. deceased, the admits
Hixe ta Aforesaid has, with the appreciation ofihs
OrphAnA Court Of W ashin cOu nty Aforesaid an.
poinied Saturday, the sih day Of January A. b
1870. for the hnal and dlslTbuton Of the
personal estate Of aid deceased aud Of the assets
turned into money when aud where all the credit
orsSnd heirs ~ said deeaased are lied to attend,
Otherwise by Jaw be excluded from all benefit IN
said deceased's estate provided a copy Of this
the NATIONAL kEPrBLICAS previous 70 said day.
Test WEBSTER,
deolo'ThSW' Register OF wills
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CUMMIss' Doors AND SHOES,
347 Seventh Street,
Next to Northern Market and X.

FIRsT-cLAss BOARDING at ass Twelfth
street, between G and ii.
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THK CHORAL SoeIErr.-Ths setive mem.
bcrs OF the Choral Society meet for rehearsal
and other business this evening.
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v CoSCERN.-Haye you
To WHOM 1T MA Sair with the ylscld
ever befouled your grey T.red as sub.
dyes or worse preparations y. " course.
stitutesi II so, they disgust you.> sing
but let not that prevent you from =
Phalon's Vitalia or Salvation for the Hair,
which Is clear and harmless as water, In all
respects agreeable, and effects the desired
object thoroughly and satisfactorily. col
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ONE REASON WHY HoFr's MALT EXTRACT
meets with such great favor is, that It's taste
Is rs paiatable as Its efficacy is certain. Its
superiority us Tonic Beverage is vouched
for 10y the tirst medical men, and by thou-
sands who have proved It's virtues, and It's
availability us a remedy for disorders Of
a., throat, chest, lungs, and stomach, has
!, rus "oroughly tested In inuumerable cases.
9een y. - druggists and grocers. col
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THE OLYMPIO BAsHBALL CLuB holds an adj
Journed meeting at its rooms, Marble build
log, opposite the Patent Once, at 7 o'clock
this evening.
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SOAK HALL" the popular tailoring estAb-
Iishment, No. $50 Seventh street, opposite the
Post ONCE, 10 taking med'We' to eiothe all the
people. \
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THE dOOD Will and hxtuTeB Of a restaurant
once,
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COMPANY A, NATIONAL GUARD.-The me M
bcrs OF this new military organization meet at
| is5 Tenth street this evening, when the conBti-
tuition VIII be ready for signatures.
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Aat,onal Alrpublieaa


r-r,g,rSoa, ..,.sa5innscEABs,'a,,,s 1850
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Jane Blankman u. N. f,lankman. order
granting leave 10 withdraw one answer and
hle another, and also or divorce from the
bonds Of matrimouy for the reasons stated
In the bill reported In thls paper Ia August
last.
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AHt DohFu met ~ tHt usual HOuft tine pTebl-
dent, tJoseph williams. esq.,l In the chair.
The President laid before the Board mes.
sage from the Mayor announcing his approval
OF certain acts. Also, one enclosing an an.
swer to resolution, statement OF W. II. Bailey,
acting superintendent Of city lamps, that dur.
Ing the past six months 20 lamps have bee
erected 10 the First ward, IS In the Second, 30
II 10 the sixth, and u In the Seventh, and
that 70 lamps are as many as one man can
properly attend to.
pave the alley In square No. 43g. Passed.
Mr.. BuIgess introduced a bill for the relief
OF II Davidson. Passed.
f,L rhs sHoys oili. were returned BY the Mayor
MI Paper submitted the following resoIu.
tlon, which w"a agreed TOT and the President
the committee
Rssol I'd, That Committee II tn roo be appoi p,sa
TO inquire Into the tlile u the prIvais propsrty
which the sarvsyor sad would be iutsTfsfsd With
streets.
MI; Be.ll presented the petition Of Elizabeth
Mr.. Burgess Introduced q bill to set the
eurbstonss, &o., on the south side OF y street
north, from Slxteenth to Twenty-hrst streets
a.%p.&iis .Ssaus, fso% Psa a a.gi1ssi. sss.
nue. to boundary street. Referred.
AZ, Ha.ton iHtfodaeed . bill for the relief OF
Mr., Browne presented the petition OF Gott-
leib Werner, asking the Iefupdins Of money
paid for . liquor license, Referred.
Mr. GAipes introduced al bill to set the curb
stones, 40, on both sides OF A street south,
from Eleventh to Ntnstsenth streets, and on
both sides Of south Carolina avenue, from
sixth to Fourteenth streets east, and bill to
o Ninetssnth streets east. Referred.
Also, the following resolution which was
Fssoissd. Th.tth.survsyor bs requested to make
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eMarinf laems.
Port of Charleston. january l8.
Arriyed satItt.anx.

Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore-left Wed.
negdsy n. Mdse de-, TO Mordecai No % Co. courtenay
4 Noise. II Klatte 4 Co, Nieman & Berger, Il q
Belle. 81 Bischof 20. Heseman L. Bro, Ravenel &
Works, BolImann Bros, Panknin, ,Clacius & witte.
Phosphate co, ouackenbush. Y Anker d
Co. Holmes Calder, " A Shrine Wagner Mon.
Miller Keilers CO. 8 Raiiroaa Agent StiIo Now
Walker, Evans Cogsweil. Iaurey d Alexander. g q
Brown, Davidson Co, w Whiden & Co. Camp.
M sen \ Co. 9 Blohme, Cameron. Harkley y Co. 9 "
Steffens Co, West Jones, Tldeman h 90, JNM
Wohltman, G Liienthal, Marshall, Kifnck, Wick.
enberg 4 Co. Cvoigt. " I Conn. Goodrich. Vine
nish. on the 14th instant 25 miles N e Of Cape
Lookout shoal, spoke schr Ada Andrews. from Bal.
timore bound TO this port.
Spanish bark Ciscar, Oliver Havana 10 days Bal.
Spanish brig Morey. Vidal, Havana, 10 days. Bal.
Ballast. To p Esnard.
sohr VIM w y Steele Buck. st Pierre; Mar 10 days.
Bucksvie. s g, arrived january g.
Schr Minnie, Earrow, Caibarien, Cuba DAYS.
Molasses and Sugar, toJ Euslow & Co; vessel to
schr Robert Caldv ell. Mccormick, New York, s
days Mdse To W VIM = Roach a, CO. E Adger 4 90,
Boilmsnn Bros, W M Bird Il 90, Cameron, Barley <
Co. Crane, Boylston & Co. w Ohafee s. Go, Gold
stein. A Goodwin, Agent, Il Gerdts Go. T For
GO, King i aibbon, Il " Kinsman / Go. J P Kicp,
hs;,rsyy lsn,rsy Alexander Muller. Nmitz Co. ose
" stehens & co. D II sflcox, Thomson h Co. T
Upper Sons, Ihuraton Holmes, b Vincent,
y Hansnsa. = q waite. Major Alden. 9 N. Mrs
Fassss pspss E .S e
h Gibbon, Goodrich, winaman 4 90. Hart a Co Rail-
ROAD Agent, " y Williams Z 60. u " Kinsman 3 90.
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PASSENGERS


Per steamship Champion. for New York-P Orgds
A Southwark, and Riker.
Per steamship saragossa, from New York-Miss II
E Donne, Mrs " r r Avery: N N Dugan. IA IA Keys; 7
Josorh Gnshrnan Walker. q Pryor, q Pier
son, Hunt, Clinton, and A Al0r1oh.
Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baltimore-J r
MauA
Per steamer Dictator from Palatka. via Jackson
Vile, Fernandina &e-Mrs Jenkins and daughter,
J Faukenberg. DAVID. p Tolliyer. DR. @ Allen, J
Togni, L Dean, P Bagley, Ancrum, Jr, D L
McNeall, Mrs NOLAN. p Il Gleason. e 0ook. Il
Little, Mrs Arnold. A Hartshorn. D Hobby, J Il
Richardson. W L vaness. Bri,iis, W Ender, Mrs
Bates, w Bates. NJ @ Isaacs. e Harrison. Mrs
Hherhammer, w Pope, Major Delany. and 1s on
deck. ~
Per steamer Pilot Boy, Savannah via Beaufort-H
Kuok, Rev Laverdine. Captain Williams. Kerrison.
George I.ynes: Mrs 6hafer and daughters, H
Wuhfman. w sheper, e 8 Kuhs, e DeGolyer. A VIII
lams, Mrs Elliott, Miss Elliott, emalls and chill
drep, T p Mikell, wife and 2 children, o Fitzsim
ons, q I Terrin, j Baynard, II Fl Baynard, j Mack.
ey, w Hannahan, q l. Marsello, q Christian and
81 on deck.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. 8 c.
J Brown, James Trapier, 8 Bennett. Paul Fitz-
sizaons and daughter, Col r Nesbit, Mrs Robert W
Yaux, child and servant, Mrs JONES' Master w
Pringle, and Others @
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
PHYSIC.

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
PHYSIC.
Are compos ID that disease within the range of
their action rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse
and invigorate every portion Of the human organ
isN correcting its diseased action and restoring its
healthy yitalitiss: AS q consequence ofthese pro-
perties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain
physical debility s astonished to md his health or
energy restored by q remedy at once so simple and
inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of everybody, but also many formidable and danger
GUS diseases. The agent below named is pleased to
furnish gratis my Amer can Almanac, containing
certificates Of tker cures ana direchons for their
use IN the following complaints Costveness,
Heartburn. Headache arising from disorder Of
Stomach. Nsnsea Indiges.ion, Pain in and Morbid
ute, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints. aris-
ing from low state Of the body or obstruction Of
it's functions They are excellent Alternative tor
the renovation of the blood and the restoration OF
tone and strength to the system debitated by dis
ease N
~ PREPARED DY
DIR. j. G. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold at Wholesale by DOWIE NOISE,
Charleston, s. c., and by Retail Druggists every
where. fmwSmos Dsc DeceHnber as
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ConsIEnees per South Carolina Ka1Iroad
January l6.

!o7 bales Cotton. rs bales Domestics, $50 bb.s Ma.
val Stores cars Lumber, cars Wood, car Stock,
To Railroad Agent, Pelzer Rodgers & Co. G Walter
Go, Holmes, Watiss Keitt, W w Smith, Mure
co. w Courtney co, Ravenel & Co. bowling &
co. Reedcr Davis, Fraser Dill j Sloan q
Sharp Co. Wardaw Carsw ] Wiss, a W vii.
Jams co, Robson, NJ Goldsmith g. Sons John
Ferguson; apd q Bplwinkle & Co.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
january 16.
ITO bales Upland and II bales Sea Island Cotton,
l21 bbls Naval Stores 100 bushels Rough Rice. cars
Williams & Go, Klinck, Wickenberg & Co, II Bischof
%. Reeder Davis. Caldwell y Sons, Marshall,
Jr, M Geraghty. d Stoney, Frost & Adaer, Pelzer.
RodseEs Go, W Ryan, g Walter & CO, Kins.
man Howell. J Quackenbush, B o'Nsn,
Grimball. Bart & Wirth, Mrs Perry, Gailard 4 Mi
mott Johnston. Crews Co, ia Enslcw i Go, Grae.
ser, Lee, Smith y CO, White. 4 L Webb. Dow.
ling CO, Sinkler, DR. I Thompson, Etenhouse
& Go, Mowry & Co. kirkpatrick & witte, Fripp &
May, Chaplin co. J E Sloan, Claghorn, Herring
& Go, w Lee. j Aiken & Co, Raveael & co, Mrs
M Butler, and Railroad Agent
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aavannah Market.

CoTgoN-At the close of our last remarks, we mo-
ticed want of confidence on the part of buyers
while holders were Arm and showed no disoosition
state of things existed until the afternoon Of the
10Th, when brisk inquiry induced holders to be
more ar1l, suspecting that better had been re-
ceived. This suppositon was confirmed, for early
in the morning or the 18th, buyers were out taking
freely such lots as were offered, and paying full
prices for them the market being swept Of all offer.
ing stock unlimited. On the last day Of our obser
walton, the staple continues to be in fair demand.
holders exhibiting strong mont. ana operators
cheap. The Offering stock is very light, and COM
posed mostly OF the good ordinary and low middling
qualities; the demand s principally for the ddlipg
and low middling grades. and in consequence OF
their scarceness realize higher prices At the close
we have to report 9. firm and steady markets Mid
SA the past
been much better than at any other time during the
medium fne sba9oc medium 7Oasoc; common to )
medium eDa70c; common 65a80c
The following resume will show the business and
fiuctnation in prices duitng the week:
Friday-The opening of the market brought good
inquiry, buyers operating when cheap lots could be
found. This continued until the noon dispatch from
New York was received, showing an advance Of 1sc
in that market causing buyers to act more promptly
taking almost every lot offered. More subsequent
2oc caused holders to cover their Offering stock url.
less extreme prices were paid The market closed
rm at &c for middlsng 2s5Sc for low mddling, and
Seturday.--The opening Of the market presented
but . small selection Tor the buyer, holders being
unwilling to show their stocks unless extreme
fgureg were offered. This put o. darnper upon ope-
rations until late advices nom the New. York and
Hsvespool markets giving full prices and large sales
In those rnarss which gava us an excited demand
at strong neurea. Tho New York (three p NJ, dis
patch, however, cooled down the excitement. and
caused our market to close quiet with diapoaition
nominal, 27M; low middling, 26M; good ordinary,
26c. Total 802 bales
Monday. LAT the opening Of the market, the in.
olensncy Of thAweathor aidest entirely precluded
operations: 40 the day advanced however. 1t clear
ed. and buyers game out taking such lots aGs were
offered at cutipArAtv6y cslesp psfceas Moldefs
rlapinG upon the market many lois that have here
fofors been held, bat buyers s not pay tho prices
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pruas, @bemifals, Gte.
CHERRY PICTORIAL

PROBABLY NEVER BEFORE IN THE WHOLE
history Of medicine has anything won widely and
30 deeply upon the confidence Of mankind as
this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long geries of years, and among most OF
the races Of men, 1t has risen higher and higher in
their estimation, 1t has become better known. Its
uniform character and power to cure the various af-
fections Of the lungs and throat have made known
reliable protector against them. While adapted
to mildor forms Of disc and to young children 1t
is at the Same time the most esctual remedy that
can be given for incipient consumption, and the dan
gerous affections Of the throat and lungs. As pre-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, should be
kept ON hand in every family, and indeed, all
sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all should
be provided with this antidOte for them.
Although settle CONSUMPTION ie thought incura-
BILE, still great numbers Of cases where the disease
seemed settled have been completely cured, and
the patient restored to sound health by the CHERRY
PEoToRAL. So complete IL its mastery over tho dis
orders Of tho Lungs and Threat, that the most OBJ
stnate Of them yield to It, When nothing else could
reach them, under the CHERRY PEoToRAL they Sub
side and disappear.
sINaERs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERs find great protec.
tion from 1t. tt'
AsrHaxA is always relieved and often wholly cured
byit
BRONCHITIS is generally cured by taking the CHER
RY PECToRAL III SNAIL and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates Of them here do uAore
than assure the public that its qualities fully
maintained.
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AND GULF RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, OCTOBER %, 1868
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1,
" TRAINS ON THIS ROAD will run es follows,
commencing with r. n. Train:
NIaHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted) at..... ...700PM
Arrive at Live Oak at. 3 20 NJ
Arrive at Jacksonville leat...............7 at. z 80 M
Leave Jacksonville Sundays excepted at. ~ Is
Arrive at Savannah Mondays excepted at ..e 90 M
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays exdspted) at. 100 II
Arrive at cambridge at. 10 20 III
Arrive ut Live Oak t.....................530 80 NJ
Arrive at Jacksonville eat................13 at. Il 80 NJ
Arrive at Quincy at. IL NJ
Leave Bainbridge (sundays excepted at. .700pM
Leave quincy at..... .S21
Leave Tallahassee at 10 A5 H.
Leave Jacksonville eat.................. at. 10 18 NJ
Leave Live Oak at. z 20 NJ
Arrive at Savannah Sundays excepted) at. @ 90
Passengers to Stations west Of Lawton and Live
Oak take Day Train from Savannah
Passengers from cambridge connect OF Lawton
with Express Train for Savannah at q 0OiA. NJ.
PASSENGERS from Tallahassee by Day Train connect
ct Live Ok with Express Train for Savannah at IL 40
p. M.
| Sleeping Cars ON Express Trains.
II No change between Jacksonville and Savannah on
Steamers leave st. Marks for New Orleans. Apa-
lachic0ia and Pensacola every Friday.
Leave St. Marks for Havana. Key Woss, Cedar Keys
and Tampa every Wednesday.
Steamers leave Jacksonville for Palatka, Enter
prise and Oh pointe on the st. Johns River every
Sunday and Wednesday at . 90 4. NJ.
H. 8. HATNEs.