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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A -DODwORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING,
n. at az fth avenue, also at 6s Fifth Morning
niernoon or evening Glasses for families
Tor gentlemen BROOKLYN academy No I0 Perepont street.
under Mr.. y. Dodworh Send fov oirGuhg,
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BILLIARDS.

LII OF THE PATENTS WHICH HAVE BEEN
n granted for billiard table cushions different
makers in the United States up this date December 81
1859, were invented and used by w II. Griffith years
before they got their paens therefore
the public and endeavorng to build themselves upon the rep
utaon OF W. II. Griffith from the fact that they never
had brains enough TO invent anything original In billiard
cushions anything connected with the manufactures Il
billiard tables Y9n can be CONVINCED OF the fact by calling
aminng for yourselves. ....-. -. -
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COPARTNRRsHIPs.

NOTICE.--THE COMPREHENSIVE OF TYLER 4 CO.,
~ in Philadelphia and Now York, and Hatch Tyler In
Hartford Conn., this day dissolved either partner TO gn
In Liquidation. WM " AGARD.
WM N. DAVIDSON
=, GEORGE Il. HATCH
NEW YORK, JAM j. 1870. Il. 3. TYLER.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

WhNTED TO PURCHASE--A SMALL KINDIlNG
wv WOOD Manufacturing business would Join IN part-
nenrship VIII suitable person. Addrcss q. L. Hsrad
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M Ew YORK, DEC. 81, ls6a-THE CoPARTNERsHIP
~ OF Chaplin Bowen Day expires ths day by Limitation
T. s. CHAPLIN.
II. q. BOWEN.
ii. NJ. DAY.
Inc business viii be continued at II Broad street by
u Z. s. CHAPLIN.
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A -l.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF
IA. g. H. MURRAY'S LOTTERIES.

n. G. H. MURRAY's LOTTERIES.
haBouRI-ExTRA GLASS NO. 7s3.-DECENBER 81, 1862
g. "a u = 70 " gs "a Il 81 10 ,sas A.
GO, 49, 2S, SO, 45, 20, IL, 20, Q, 30 ", 4.
KRkTUcKY. EXTRA CLASS NO. 7l9.-DEcEMBEH 81, 1863
KnsTucKY-ofAas NO. 7s-DEoFaBTR 81 1855.
3D. 81, 81, 81. ~, 75 60, 81, %, 81, SO, b5.
Information furnished in the above and also Royal Havana
Lotteries J. CLUTE, Broker,
2D5 Broadway and
l53 Fulton street.
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A -A-PERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA life insurance companies and who do not desire to
surrender their policies absolute sae borrow the
surrender value of their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, IL Broadway, room %.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on
Interesting, Invaluable and scientific SUBJECTS showing
how 70 live and what live for, delivered daily
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those unable to attend
receive copy by forwarding ~ Secretary 6lo
Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A THE PROPERTY OWNERS ON SIXTH AVENUE,
IN. Fotysecond street. invited to attend meet
tng Monday evening" January g. 1870, at O'Clock, at
MEADs Gas Fixtures corner of Forty seventh street
and sixth take oppose the confrma
ton OF the for the Ncosoa laid
Sixth All interested invited to attend.
Jonathan Edwards, John G. Hart Joseph Grafton William
H. Mccormack, J. Korn, A. Mead and Roswell D. Hatch,
Committee.
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DRY GOODS.

r. STEWART & co.
"A. will continue to offer,
al the recent extremely low prices,
prior 20 cosin: their
SENT i-anuua inventory,
ali their Popular Stocks OF
Silks, Dress Goods, Laces, Ebroders shsws. Hosiery.
Gloves, Ladies'. Misses and Chdren's Undergarmenta,
GeLllemens Furnishing Goods Carpets, Curtain Materials
and
every variety OF
Housekeeping Goods
Broadway, Fourth avenue and Tenth slreet.
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PROPOSALS. - -.
(yROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ Separate sealed proposals. endorsed with the title of
work the OF the bidder the OF Offering
will be received at this Office until IL A. N. OF Monday Jan
ay 1870 Tor the paving Of Eleventh street from University
place to Sixth and Howard from Broadway to
crete pavement" No bids will be except from par
sons legally authorized TO lay this kind of pavement For
further Information apply to the Contract Clerk at this Office
THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT L. DARRAGH
GEORGE S. GREENE,
Croon Aoueduct Board.
CRoToN AoUErUcT DEPARTMENT., Dec. -, 1852
(,RoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ Sealed proposals. endorsed with title of work the
name OF the bidder and the date OF erng win be re-
ceved st this Office until III O'Clock A. NJ of Saturday Janu
ay 1870 for the construction OF pavement
Stafford pavement in Seventh avenue, Fourteenth
street to Fifty ninth street.
NO bids will be received except from parties legally
thorized to lay this form OF pavement
for further Information apply 10 the Contract CIets,
nt this office. THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBERT L. DARRAGH
GEORGE 3. GREENE,
ru Croton Aqueiuct Board
OFFICE OF CRoToN AoUEpUoT DEPARTMENT, Dec. a.
DEOPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE SUR
sceer until the 10Th of January the building
without centre pier ' - ~
Time for completion a consideration aud must be named
In proposal
Specification to accompany proposal
C0RNEI.IUs WEIGH
CoaHlssloaer Of Highways
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES,
N Trunks and vaiiaes the Great Family Shoe Empo-
Yinm $50 Bowery Bond street, selling % per
below Broadway prices. w. d. BlGELOW.
+ EOBEkT IRWIN,
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NOTICE.
The undersigned this day formed
tho transaction of coal business name style OF
Davidson. Young Co. WA. n. DAVIDSON,
formerly of Tyler 4 Coz
SAML. II. YOUNG,
Formerly Of Caldwell, Gordon Col
ROOM No 10 TRINITY BUrLpING.,
NEW YORK, Jan. !, 1870.
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QD AVENUE CARS, FRIDAY, DEC. 3l.-TWO LADIES,
street, Gsnemsn sitting opposs would wish to be ac
quanted with the lady who brown hat green bow and
black sacque II agreeable address NEW YEAR, Herald
office.
OF s1.-IMPoRTANr DESPATCH FOR YOU AT HOME.
I'll. Obtain 1t Immediately. Al.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
IN steam 70
Bremen, HAvre and London,
Via Southampton.
The new. hrst class and elegant iron Mail Steamships
Jau.
Of 5000 tons and 700 horse power, Capt r. Bas.lus .
OF o and 200 horse power X " Otersndorp will
leave from pier foot OF Third street, Hoboken and
take passengers to
London, Havre, Bremen and Southampton,
at the following rates:-
ceconu CapiA.
.
For passage or freight spply to
oELRICES 4 CO.,
6s Broad street, corner OF Beaver, New York.
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FINANCIAL.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
IA Chatham and New Bowery.
seven per cent interest
On and after Monday, the I7h day January next this
bank will dividend the deposits OF the past three
and six months At the rate OF cent annum ON all
entitled thereto
HARRISON HALL, President.
JosEPu p COOPER, Secretary.
CHAg. d. BAILEY, Treasurer.
NB-Monsy deposltsd now will draw interest from
ayl ..rr .e~~, .,,.s
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DlARIEN-A HAPPY, HAPPY NEW YEAR. MAY GOD
NOkWALk.
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DEv. GEORGE H. HEPwORTH WILL PREACH AT
IL the Church Of the Messiah, Park and Thirty
fourth street. Sunday January morning evening;
usual hours Subject tmorning)-The Old Year and the
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CoasrwIsK STEAMSHIPS.

CRESCENT CITY,
=, captain George L. Norton,
VIII be cespntchsd at O'Clock r. n.
from pier IL North river - " -
Galveston.
The SHERMAN Will succeed Saturday. January Ik
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply to FREDhRIC.BAKER
20 RroAdWaX.
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u W. PYCOCK, ESo.-PLEAsE WRITE AGAIN; If
-. possible to-day. Pray no disappointment again.
e., Herald ohlce
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k on hand February 0, 1870. -.
Interior Cotton Markets,

Interior Cotton Markets.
GREENYILLE, February 9.-Salcs OF the week
Ill ba!es ut lSc go at 23c; and IA bales at 21sc.
WINNSBORO', February l0.-l5 bales OF cotton
were sold In this market during the past two
days at 2la23.
ATLANTA, February s.-The market closed ac-
tive at 22Lc for mddllngs; % for low middliDg;
20 for good ordinary.
ANDERSON, February e.-very little cotton has
been offered during the past week, and to-day
prices range from - to %.
COLUMBIA, February 1O.-The supply Of cotton
on the market is very light. the sales to-day only
amounting to about 80 bales.
SELMA, February 9.-MarEet DUH with de-
clining look; sales not over 100 bales, at 2Sc lor
low middliug, and 23Ec for middling.
YORKvILLE, February 0.-The market con-
tinues firm, with little Offering aud but Slight va.
ration. We quote 22Ac. for a good article.
CHESTER, February s.-Receipts very light,
a count of bad weather. Middlings are selling
to-day at 22E cents.
SUMTER, February 9.-There have been about
40 bales sold during the week. We quote: 0rdl-
nary =; good ordinary 20c; low mddng 2lHc;
middling 222ha strict mddling 23c
CHARLOTTE, February 1.-Sales the past week
amounted to 500 bales. Prices at the close rather
under those of last week-demand poor. We
quote ordinary at p cents, good ordinary NJ ~
cents, low midding at 22H, niiddling % cents.
COLUMBUS, February S.-The market remains
unchanged. Moderate demand ior want or Or
der, and limited offerings. Middllngs 22Ha2Sc
the ports continue greatly III excess OF those OF
lac. year. Sales 105 bales; receipts l69 bales;
shipments 10 bales: II by Opellka Railroad VIA
Charleston to New York.
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Markets by Telegraph.
roprrcN MARKETS

/
LIVERPOOL. February IL -Noon.-Yesterday
evening cotton closed uplands II x; Orleans llAd.
Sales 10000 bales: export and speculation, 2coe
bales Pork COS. Lard COS. Bacon 56s. Cd. To-
davis quotations unchanged. Sales 10000 bales.
Sales for the week $1,000 bales; for export and
speculstion IL oo0 Stock on hand S52 600 bales OF
which ISL, 900 are American. Receipts for the
week e5, 900 bales, Of which &c, 600 were American.
LONDON, February 11-Noon - Consols 922S.
Bonds firm.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, February l1-Noon.-Stocks firm.
Money easy, 5ae per cent. Sterling long, Szs;
short, 9sz. Gold 2o51. Bonds, 14ss; Tennessee ex-
coupons 81; new 5o1{; Virginia eS-coupons 81;
new 65; Louisiana, new, SO. Leyees skies, 70;
eghts s41S; Alabama eights 81; ives 60; Georgia
skies 81; sevens 90; North Carolina, old AZ;
new 25k; South Carolina, old SsH; new 81. Cot
ton dull at 251Ic. Corn firm. Pork firm; mess
s27a27 so. Lard 1514c. Turpentine ACC. Rosin
So 2Oa2 o5 for strained. Frelghts dull
Evening" Cotton favors buyers; sales 25eo
bales Flour, superflne State, 81 Goa4 IS; com.
mon to fair extra Southern s5Ha6c. Corn shade
frmer. Pork drIner and in fair demand; new
s27a27 a5. Lard heavy; Kettle l61Ea17c. Whis-
key shade lower at sSa9sKc. Groceries dull
and firm. Naval stores firm. Freights quiet.
Money easy, as per cent. Sterling SSas Gold
closed 2oa201S. Governments firm. Southern
securities partially advanced.
BALTIMoRE, February 11.-Cotton firm at 24Mc;
good grades scarce. Flour very dull. Wheat dull
at 81 4ea1 As Corn active; receipts small; o5as7c
Pork s27 121s. Shoulders 1221za1ac. Lard at 16Hc.
Whlskey scarce at 9Sa9ec.
CILCINNATI, February 11.-Corn irregular; large
portion receipts unsound; strictly sound 72af4c.
whiskey csc. Pork s27. Bacon firm; clear sides
scarce; shoulders 12%a12hc; clear sides 161zc.
Kettle lard 1sc.
ST. LOUIS, February 17.-Corn heavy; bulk Goa
ESQ., WhIskey 9sc. Pork higher; mess s27 10.
Bacon very firm; shoulders 12hc; clear sides 161sa
l6Ac Lard quiet; choice 15;5c.
WILMINGTON, February 11.-Spirits turpcnt!ne
quiet; for strained. Rosln steady az 81 CO.
Tar unchanged. Cotton dull at 23a24c.
AUGUSTA, February 11.-Co;ton, market quiet
bat steady. Sales $40 bales; receipts S66. Mid
ding 23H to 231c. Sales for the week 21sS bales;
receipts 3Os3; stock 400
SAVANNAH, February 11.-Cotton, receipts 1245
bales Market quiet. Middng Ac. Sales 700
bales.
MOBILE, February 11.-Rcceipts OF cotton for
the week 1895 bales. Exports to Great Britain
Il, ,62l balls; to other foreign ports 11el Exports
coastwise 2s75 bales. Stock G5,oSa ba!es-of
which Is, 100 were sales of the week. and 1000 tc-
day. Market dull and easy. Middling 2!c. Re.
ceipts sS4 bales; exports So2s.
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on sea islands. To Hsvre, by steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at %c on uplands
and 17.c on sea islands. Coastwise to
New York, by steam, sc 2 fb on uplands
and 10 on sea islands; by sail, &c . tb on up
lands To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAIL u
@Xc p ID on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam'
sc q fb on uplands; by sail, somewhat NOM
Inal. To Baltimore, by steam, H@Hc 9 n On
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal
ExcHAHGE.-Sterng 60 days bills l29@l2sA.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at q of, and sell at par.
onts,de. they purchase at Il of, and sell ut
T@A Of.
co1n-Io@e1.
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receipts by Railroad. February IL.

SOUTH CAI.OLINA KAILhUAD.
ess bales cotton, 10 bales domestics, 80 hbls
nour, Al bblS naval stores 2 cars stocS. TO Rail
road Agent, Frost i Atlgcr, Mowry Soh, keedeI
4 CO, G II Walter & co. a Salinas, CIV Williams
4 CO, Graeser Smith, Ravenel Il CO, L ID l1.SauS
sure. W A Courtenay. J r Pringle & Son. Wiss ts
co. w w Smith. w + Hall, A b Mulligan, ThuEstoil
& Holmes. ] II Claussen, Willis Chisoim' anu
others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
157 bales upland cotton, 6 bags seq island cot
ton, bags cotton seed, cars lumber. cars ph0s,
pilates. To Mantouc .s ca. G w Williams co, j
Marshall, Jr, S d StoIey, W X Ryan, Frost & Ad-
ger. Barten 4 2, A Pritchard, Nachmann co,
S Fogartie, G Sahlmann w Gurney, Pringlc &
Son. Chapeau & Hetrron. Rev ] II Bates, Galllard
6 M.nOtt, Mazyck. c c Thames, PelZcr, Rodgers
X Son, A Salinas Brotlie & CO. S Porcher Smith,
Campsen i co, Reeder & DAVIS, and Railroad
Agent
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THROUGH Bills OF LADLNG GIVEN FOR
CoTTOy TO BREMEN.

The fine Steamship "sEA GULL, ".ssEESEs.
Dutton Commander, will sail for Bal GssAHsA4s
tlmore on TUESDAY, February 18th, at T. Al.
The 'MARYLANDn will follow on =.
~Insurance by the Steamers OF this line u
per cent to Baltimore and Philadelphia. TO Bos.
ton e. Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addt'
tional expense for insurance.
S@Consignees by this line are allowed ample
time to sample and sell their Cottons from the
Railroad Depot In Philadelphia.
PAUL C. TRENHOLM, Agent,
febl2 8 No. Union Wharves.
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The Old Regime.

o, the times win never.be again
As they were when we were young;
When Scott was writing Waverleys,
Aud Moore and Byron sung:
When Harolds, Giaours ana CorsalTs came
To charm us every year,
While wordsworth slipped small beer;
When Campbell drank of Helicon,
And didn't mix his liquor;
When Wilson'S strong and steady light
Had not begun to flicker;
When Southey'S climbing piles OF BOOKS,
Mouthed Curses OF Kehama,
And Coleridge in his dreams began
Strange oracles to stammer;
When Rogers sent his Memory,
Thus hoping 10 delight US,
Before he learned his mission was
To give feed and invite US;
When James Montgomery's weak-tea slfains
Enchanted pioCs people,
Who didn't mind poetic haze,
II through it !oOmed steepie:
When first reviewers learned to show
Their Judgment without mercy; mr.,
When BlacEwood was as young anu 1.-THE
AS now he's old and purSy;
When Clifford. jeffrey, and their clan
Could fix an authors doom,
And Keats was taught how well they Kne"
To kill coup de plunae.
No women folks were rushing then
Up the Parnassian mount,
And seldom was tcacup dipped
In the Castalian fount;
Apollo kept no putsuiVant
To cry out Place d,tJ Danes
In llfe's round game they held good hands,
And didn't strive for palms
o. tie world will never be again
What it was when We were young;
And shattered are the idols now
To which our boyhood clung;
Gone ore the giants OF those days
For whom our bays we tWlned,
And pigmies now kick up dust
To show the "march of mind"
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON February lo.-SrIRITs TuErEN-
TISE.-No sales TO report. rThe sale reported yes
terday at 44fc was incorrect, as 44c was the
highest price obtained.
RosIN-Sales Of only 27s bbls at 81 GO for strain
ed and 81 for extra No. l.
for soft nnd 81 65 for hard.
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NcY Yorls 1sicc Market.

The Journal of Commerce OF the 9th SAYS: TIC
market for domestic is quiet. There is some dc.
mand, but 1t is frccly met by The holders We
quote invoices at 61ia0xc, and job lots at CEa7Gc
for fair to fancy. Some 100 casks have changed
The World Of the 9th says: Carolina was held
at former figures. but the demand has Of late
been light, and the market has q dull tone. COM
mon to good 6lia61ic, und prime to choice 1af >ac
RangOon nominal.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Hava.
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II. 1870.
CorToS-Taere was moderate and steady in
oulry for this staple, and with but limited Offer
tngs, prices in some transactions were rather
nrmer; sales near 500 bales, viz: . az -; IS at
ts2x; 112 at 22z; IS at IS: 10 at 231; 1877 at
at 2s; u at oa3s 4s at ei; II 1t a41s 80 at 24
13 at a45i. We.quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
j. Ordinary to good ordinary. .....22 eE23A
Low middllpg .-oAcy-
Nitldling. @hSfta
Strict middlng.. ..24;sG G21%
R1cE.-This grain was in limited request at un,
changed rates; sales about 1l2 tierces clean Caro-
linn. say sS tierces at &C; Is at exc 2 III. We
opo,e common to fair clean Carolina at 5s@6
good GH@G3zc 3 ID.
NAVAL SroRRs.-There was no business OF note
FnEreurs-Are somewhat dull. To Mverpoo
BY steam, engagements are making at ga .
h on uplands and 1J3d on sea isandsi oy
sail, 5.le@%d p fb on uplands, and kaxd y II
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RAILROADS..
OF CHEDULE.
Ea IsI JsE EI:
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, January Z, 1870.

ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAVANNAH, January Z, 1870.
On and after SUNDAY, the 9th instant, Passen-
ger Trains on this road will run as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leave Savannah daily at................4 .4.30 P. M
Arrive at Jesup junction N. &'B. P r.
Arrive s at Live; Live Oak daily at .220 A. NJ
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at..........7.o2 A. NJ
Arrive at Tallahassee daily at........., 7.o7 A. H.
Arrive at al cambridge lMondays except
Al. @ $50 P. M.
Leave Quincy daily .6.25 P. n.
Leave Tallahassee daily at............8.25P p ".
Leave Jacksonville daily at..............S.3 +. ID.
Leave Live Oak daily at. lbs a. N.
Leave Jesup daily yat............7.6O Mt A. M.
Arrive at Savannah daily .l0.h0 A. III.
MACON AND BRUNSWICK ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Savannah Sundays eXcepted)
Observation-Disclosures. Mt .2.lO +. NJ.
Arrive at Jesup Sundays excepted) =, y "
Arrive Mt brunswick daily at....:...S.So P. N.
Leave Macon daily at, ,..................S.Ss A. n
Leave JeSup daily yat..................6 800 r. Nd.
Arrive at Savannah daily at.......... .o.36 p NJ.
On Sunday this train will leave Savannah at
IT'S A. NJ. connecting with trains for Macon and
Brunswick, end connecting with trainss from
Macon and Brunswick, will arrive at tSavannah at
$50 P. NJ.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays eXcepted)
at....,............... .7.15 A. N.
Arrive at Jesnp Sundays eXceptet) at. as A. NJ.
Arrive ut Live Oak Sundays eXcepted)
at.......... -...........I I.cu Z. ".
Arrive ut Macon daily at................7.50P p NJ.
Leave Live Oak Sundays eXcepted) at 500 a. III.
Leave Jesup Sundays eScepted) at.." ..2.l8 p. III.
Arrive at Savannah (s'lnda!s except
cul az. 900 y. ID.
Passengers for Macon takeI I.15 4. N. train from
Savannah, leaving daily.
Passengers for Brunswick take 21o T. II. train
from Savannah.
Passengers leaving Macon at $50 A. NJ, con-
meet at JesIp With express train for Florida
and Western Division, and with train for Sapan-
nah, arriving at $50 T. M.
Passengers from Brunswick connect at Jesup
with train for Savannah, arriving at 5.35 P. NJ,
except on Sundays, when 1t arrives at 9.30 P. NJ.
Connect at Macon with train for Atlanta, lcaV.
ing at 900 p. NJ.
soUru GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD TRAIN
Leave Thomasville Crucsiays, Thurs
days and Saturdays )at............. 500 a. NJ.
Arrive at Pelham iTucsdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays) at....-....-.....-.. 9.55 A. NJ.
Leave Pelham Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays Mt. .3.45 r. ID.
Arrive at Thomasville Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays at........... 600 T. III.
II. S. HAlNES,
feb7 General superintendent.
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The Schooner ANNIE E. GLOVER, having Ii
q large portion Of her cargo engaged, will ssSss
load with dispatch.
For Freight, apply to
MOSES GOLDSMITH SON,
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TXCURSIONS TO ALL POINTS OF
L INTEREST AROUND THE HARB0R.

The fast smiling and comfortably ap- <staa.
pointed Yacht ELEANOR will now resume 4l4&
her trips to all points In the harb0r, startlng
EVERY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, and every AFTER.
NOON at 8 O'Clock, from South Commercial
Wharf.
For Passage or Charter, apply next door south
Of the Mills House. nevS 3m0s
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Keip, J voTers, N Triest, G " stenens, Riecke
Il Schachte, Fl Wurhmann d co, Cobia CO,
D A ANNE, r & Caldwell Hart CO, Pelzer,
Rodgers CO. e Gordon d Sons, Vincent Brown,
Ravenel & Holmes, W H Chafee d co, Klinck,
Wickenberg i CO. ] QuacEenbush, ? Poppen-
helm, Shackeford & Kelly, C Kerrson, W Jen-
nings, e Burnham, Thurston Holmes, Il Bull
winkle & co, and Order.
Received from West Point Mill. 40 tierces rice.
To W Gurney.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig Audaz Botey, Barcelona-W P
Hall.
Spanish brig Pajaro del Restrillo, San Juan,
Barcelona-W Hall.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
British schr Black Duck, Ellis, Portland, Me.
Schr John E Daily, Wall, Georgetown, C..
Schr Lizzie A Watson, Watson, Port In Cuba.
Steamer City Point, Peck, Palatka, via Jack
sonville, &c.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York,
February g.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New York,
Febuary9.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, at New
York, FebruaryS. 8.
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feb9
nor LIVERP DOL

The AL American Ship R0BT. G. WIN <ssaaa.
THR0P, ]. H. Stewart, Master, having E12ta@
large part Of her cargo engaged, will have dis
patch For engagement Of balance apply to
PATTERSON & STOCK,
Corner Exchange street and South Atlantic
Wharf, feb10 thstu
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COMMERCIIL NEWS.
Exports.

EIpOItSs
BARCELosA-Per Spanish brig Audaz-19O bales
upland cotton 400 bbls rosin. Per Spanish brig
Pajaro del Restrillo-2io bales upland cotton, 100
bblS rosin.
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Macon Market.

MACON. February 9-CorroN-Receipts to-day
l55 bales; sales 49, shipped 3S3. Receipts for the
week ending this evening, the above Included
l156 bales; sales for the same time S26; shipments
12S5-showing q decrease In receipts for last week
from those OF the week before OF 972 bales, and q
decrease in sales OF 545 bales.
The market during the week under review has
been precisely The reverse OF what 1t was the pre-
vious week. Then 1t was active and prices ad-
yancIng; but the last week the market has been
very quiet, and prices have had rather a down
ward tendency. and on the weeks operations
have fallen or o full &c. Since Monday lass the
market has manifested no change worth special
mention, being quiet with moderate demand
and light offerings at 90 cents for middlings, and
at which 1t closed quietly this evening.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. I, 1859, bales.... lI0
Received to-day .......-....-..'.'.. lob ,,o
Received previously ....0s, 7Sl-6s'SsG
Total. ................... 6o,c65
Shipped to day.. ..................... 3SS
Shipped previously. .5l, ,56S-oi,s ,soI