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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WOULD BE GIVEN
FOR A BOTTLE IF NECESSARY.
RAILWAY, y, j., Dec. 2, 1859.

III. I. HELMBOLD, Eso.,-DEAR SIR take great
pleasure in sending you certificate, i'll addition to
the many you have received from suffering human
ity. can scarcely find language sufficiently strong
to express my heartfelt qualification at the wonder
ml cure your 'Buchu" has effected. For four years
/ have suffered beyond description Allmy friends
with myself) came to the conclusion that my ease
was ncurabe. Accident placed your advertise
ment in my hands. commenced taking your Blu
chu." | followed the directions, and to my utter
astonshment before had taken seven bottles of
your valuable medicine q would give Sl00 bottle,
if could not get il at any other price, entirely
cured. most earnestly recommend it to all those
suffering from disease. | have told many persons
to take your valuable medicine, and they are doing
so with great success. Amy information my fellow
citizens may require will be freely given by the
subscriber at his residence No. IS Miiton.ave, New
Jersey. H. NJ. FREEMAN,
Councilman Third Ward, city Of Railway.
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MASONIC.

Keunebec Lodge, No s. F. and A. NJ. Stated Commu-
nications Wednesday, preceding the full moon.
JAMES ATKINS, JR., W. NJ. j. f. NYE, Sec'y.
Jerusalem II. A. Chapter. Stated Conventions Thurs
day before the full OF the
il. T. WARNER ii. Z. F. J. DAY, Sec'y.
Alpha Council Regular meetings, Wednesday succeed
ing the full of the moon, quarterly.
DAVID CARGILL, T. NJ. 4. J. DAN Rec'r.
Trinity Commandery Meetings at Augusta on the
Friday on or before the full moon of each month.
A. y. KNIGHT, L. c. A.L SMITH Rec'r.
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SAVANNAH, Tenn, May IA, 1860.
DR.. III. r. HELMBOLD,

DIV ANNfffi IVIIII'j -'I'FJ ~ f07V'
DR.. III. r IIELMBoLD,
DEAR SIR: We introduced your Fluid Extract
Buchun in this country about eight months ago, and
are happy to state that it is meeting with universal
favor We wish to inform you of one instance
(among many where your "Buchu" has worked
wonders. A man in our county, named j: B Es-
tell had been suffering about five years with gray
el About six weeks ago he bought of us one bot
tie of your "Buchu" and before he was through
with one bottle he passed gravel that weighs eight
r,aips which we now have on exhibition in our
drug tore. He says he never will be without the
''Buchu" in his house again. Your preparations
are gaining favor every day. Very respectfully,
YOURS &C. ECCLES & IIINkLE, Druggists.
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Rev. WILLIAM COGSWELL, Westport, Conn.
j. l.. G. CANNON, Druggist, Westport, Conn.
II. b. WHEELER, esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, esq, Westport, Conn.
DR.. WAkEMAN, Reading, Conn.
r. W. r. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist New
York City.
And many others if necessary.
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DIR. kElSER

q ply ysican of over so years experience, and q
raduate Of the Jeftersonian Medical College, aud
f the University of Medicine and Surgery of Phil
. delphia.
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HI. r. HELM BOED'S
Concentrated Eluii Extract Bachu,
THE GREAT DIURETlC.

The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, hom The
fact of their being advertised may not be classed as
Patent Medicines.
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION on
LONG sTASDING-STONE PASSED AND
TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPoRT, Conn, Sept 5, 1869.
II. T. HELMBoLD, Esq.

H. T. HELMBoLp, Esq.
DEAR SIR: ! commenced taking your Extract
of Buchu" about two weeks since for an affection of
the bladder and Kidneys have suffered by spells
very much for few days past. But yesterday re-
lief came through the effect of your "Buchu" A
stone passed my bladder abont the size Of large
pea and now feel perfectly well and entirely free
from the pain that have suffered with $50 hard"
attribute my cure TO your medicine entirely, and
would recommend all persons similarly affected to
try it, have great faith in its curative powers.
Yours truly, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
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CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE, /
Railway, y. j., Dec. ), 1863.

This will certify that am personally acquainted
with ii NJ. Freeman and am cogniZant of the facts
set forth in the above statement and the several
persons whose signatures are thereunto attached
are well known to me.
JOHN F. WHITNEY, Mayor of Railway, Nj.
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TESTIMONY

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS 81 ANDING-
STONE PASSED AMP TO BE sEEN.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.


TRUSTEES:
THOMAS LAMBARD, ARTEMAS LIBBEY,
SAMUEL TITCOMB
Amount of Deposits May l, TO, 43,49S57
Increase since May l, '69, 3OS,256.2S
Deposits received daily from \. NJ. to =. NJ,
and from pa to 49a Il. Nj.
Interest on deposits will commence on the first
! ddH Of the month next succeeding the day OF
deposit.
The net earnings of the Bank are divided among
| the depostors scmannually august and Febrli-
airy l)-and if not called for, are put interest
like an original deposit, thus making compound
interest sem-annually.
Dividends will not be less than at the rate of
seven per cent. per annum.
Deposits may be withdrawn on any day during
Bank hours.
Depositors may al any time borrow money from
the Bank or pledge of their Bank book.
II is not necessary that person desiring to make
deposte should come to the Bank. When not
convenient to come in person, money may be for
warded by any friend, or by express, and Bank
book will be returned in the same mnnner.
Office In SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
No. ia Water street.
6apr-tf .-..- WIN, r, SMITH, Treasurer,
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RAILWAY, y. j., Dec. ,, 1860.

We, the undersigned, are well acquainted with
III. NJ. Freeman of Railway, and know that he has
been long time suffering, in the worst possible
form, for the past four years, and that he has been
entirely cured by the use of " Helmbold's Buchu"
j. W. SAVAGE, eX-Mayor.
FRANK La BAU, President of Council
WM RICHARDS Clerk of Council.
PETER a. BANTA, Councilman.
W j. BROWN, Councilman.
j. S. S. MELICK, Councilman.
LEWIS HOFF, Councilman.
j. b. STRYKER, Merchant
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everywhere

None are genuine unless done up in steel en-
graved wrapper, with fac simile of my Chemical
Warehouse, and signed
l,rlD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-11

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, established
upward of eighteen years. prepared by H. Il.
IIELMBOLR Druggist, No. 59t Broadway, New
York, and No. l0i South Tenth ST., Philadelphia
Penn Price 81 25 per bottle, or six bottles for
&c so, delivered to any address Sold by Druggists
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TEMPERANCE.

Union Temple of Honor and Temperance. No. g. Reg
ular meetings, every Tuesday evening.
J. W. ULLER, W. c. T BEN TENNEY, W. r.
Kennehec Council, No. 4. REGULAR meetings the first
and third Friday evenings of each month
J. j. JONES, C. ofC. c. C. HUNT, r. Of c.
Sheridan Lodge, No. 293 l. o. of G. T. Regular meet
ings every saturday evening.
p. s BOYD, W. CT T. A. A. HEATH r. 5.
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Daily Express Line!
RICK'S
kennebec 4 Boston Express !!

DCNS daily from Augusta to Portland, Boston,
/ and all intermediate stations.
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-, ., '1s Trrpeure reported Ro.iosmsl sss ~ - % 10
s.nst =, afof Rrtra No l. Tar 81 Cotton ~ -. go
s,y,rs.n GsSFeb. Io-Coiton seiyei rcs,gt' '''' ''
81. ig6 bssss isles 800 bales hidfngs Dic .,I t,
"a Feb Opeue tTD WITH f'r aenssu
elo.sd on@. ale. baies receipts $50 ba's; hdlngs
Peb IOCotton moderate demand and 'te'a
se 100 bales Mddngs re. receipts 1903 bales exports ~
wise AZ bales -, -. utui,g, 2lle q.
,scsn ia bales exports coastsse. l53 bales ss' 20
S.y ,sclsco Feb lOPour quiet and nominal "be'' qu'
and nominal Legal tenders. 8jl 800 t.4 q. a.. ,,,ts,
Fen The dures Which has prevailed IN me Al''
for same ays continues prices uominay unchanged s"J
sale repored was d bbs Hghvnes At g3c A..
and Amber. 81 o. Corn aiTanongi .s's
Barley : 81 y ceutai Dressed Hogs, sales Al 20 -
20. g 10 1900. g.. .-...,. IN
a. Po1, 45nS5 Is Tor Superine Corn. s1a9 Oats t@lfe
ohe, GQl7lc Pork 90 3d. Bacon nominal Buk heis-
49,. he sides l3lc. M. -. o..
Sh9an, KEK lOFour dali and nominal wheat qat CoTs
New Barley nominal hfe noininh
steady Rerci0tslt00 hhs Fo1r ytsV
Dressed DE- sbpmsuts-JO0O bbs Flour 1000 bush, Wheat
bush WHEAT and unchanged Corn b@.Fr
with no sales N- 1917 49,
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Z. s. BONDS IN EUROPE.

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: As Americans look on the Press as the
opponents and guardians of the country and its policy
perhaps THE TRIBUNE would enighten us of the policy
and benefit Of the daily Geographic quotations OF our
American securitiessGs, ST. in London They are made
the vehicles by which country is lowered and our
Bonds held up English agents TO show our bankruptcy
Our Bonds are proclaimed paper promises so that
English quotations too Nigh and are thus held TO
scOrn and rdicule 1t is dirty bird that fouls It's own
nest but there may be underlined policy III IT, H. IL
Answer.--The reasons for printing the quo
tations in question are as follows:
1. They are true.
g \ good many Of our people are interested
in knowing this truth; since the price OF
bonds here responds alphabetically to any
rise or fall in Europe.
We are not bankrupt, because we pay our
debts when and as we agreed to pay them /;
but we owe great deal-much of 1t abroad
owe so much that our credit is rather below
par And we think it well to keep these facts
ever in mind, so as to stimulate our people to
make the requisite sacrifices and insist on a
steady, vigorous reduction of their Debt.-Ed.
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ASSEMBLY
unication

IN
The Canal Board sent in comm wide fo
relative TO what legislation is necessary to pr Hrdere
any deficiency in the canal revenues whIch was ry
TO be printed They say legislation is necessN pa
provide for any deficiency in the canal revenues 60 Z
the canal debt and interest thereon Although the rev
nue. fell on last year, II Is believed that III the fu
there will be no serious dminution certainly none that
VIII interfere with the payment OF the canal debt
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House in Committee disposed Of the following bills:
incorporating the Cabinetmasers and Carpenters Union
IN BioOkyn-thrd reading aboshng the contract sys-
TEN in the State Prisons-third reading.
University and Francis Herman Of Oneida was nomi-
mated In like manner Joseph L. Bosworth was noml'
The Senate then entered the Chamber and COMPARE
agree The candidates then declared duly elected
Mr. Fields, from the Special Committee on the arrest,
House, submitted report Including the testimony
concluded with resolutions summoning the Hon. Platt
DistrctAtorney of Saratoga County Elisha ID.
dict the officer executing the attachment to appear be-
and the House to take snch action then as may deem
the special order for tomorrow morning. Agreed TO.
REPORTS
Recurring the Brooklyn Ferry Company to run boats at
night authorizing the Common Council OF Brooklyn to
maintain public baths; chartering the New-Iork Real
Mems Christian Association of New-York the Metro
politan and Grandaves., Brooklyn, Improvement bill.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Amending the act relative to certain banks of Brook
yn relative TO savings banks; relative TO the Atlantic
Savings Bank altering the map OF Brooklyn; improving
Wionghby and other avenues in Brooklyn; appointing
to assess damages by slSet Of
relative the Brooklyn public schools; relative TO tne
Cont of Special Sessions in NewIOrR providing iOr the
beter defense Of the State amending the charter or the
New-Amsterdam Savings Bank OF New-IoTE TelaIVe 10
the 55tb Regiment National Guard chartering the staten
Island and Elizabeth Ferry Company. o..
The CHAIR announced the following as the suDCOmnl
tee of the Whole MessTs. Frear, Cavanagh. Lawrence
Horton. Shanahan, Palmer Jerred Dmmlck Merchant
Young, Bennett, Ray, Ransom and Wnans' Recess
EVENING SESSION.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Tho uouse in Committee, disposed of the following
hills as noted: Authorizing persons residing on Indian
reservations TO vote at the nearest election district
third reading amending the charter OF the New 1oiK
Citv Mission and Tract SOcietyhird reading; amending
Tho charter of the Sixth Avenue Savings Bank OF New
Work fths merely recOnsrucis the Board OF ManaGcTs
third reading relation to the Board OF Ponce Justices
i'm the CITY of Newly rk this provides for the appoint
,nent of clerk salary the same as the clerk OF lhe
Marine Court-thrd reading; TO continue the law fea
live TO the pay Of state Prison officials (he law hcTeas
inc the salaries expires March neNO-thrd readlhgi
re0uirug The New-YOrk Ferry Companies 10 provide
racs 10 their slips protect the lives Of their passengers
third reading. Adjourned.
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DIED.
Srseolv O, THURSDAY 10th inst Frederick A Burial,
His friends. .ni Of Dr. Frederick Burial are 9ysd
attend h, funeral the UnversPee Church. corner Of Tenth
Saturday. ats O'Clock a. M a,
CoMsTocKAt Bloomfield J. on Tas'i1y F c ke'e''A NJ
The relatives and eds Of oe aT 1b c5Ie on saturday
the ih inst. 2i o'clock Trains leave baroy'I fsffJ
II o'clock
CoRwIN-on wednesday morning 9th inst Margaret PO0n vile Of
Abel Corwn IN toe eo.h yT a. invited 10 attend tho
Relatives and friends OF me AM are p,Ii, a. Psv
funeral late residence No. a OrangeL BrooAyn Oh F'y
GIIKSoyop weiueay Feb g. Annie Wallace Youngest dAngh.
Anthony aud Fanny Gkison aged 4years moa'ns ana
The eHds and relatives family invited to attend the fu9sr.
Friday II o'clock from the residence Of her parents 10 hos
tguest, corner Of Hicks
HAIGHT-on WEDNESDAY Feb Edwin Hagh, aged 81 years
The funeral be held the Eleventh PRESBYTERIAN Church IN
Fny6nht LeIingto4Se at lll oeoA !. ~, oI s-Ia.
tend special train will leave the Fortseeouds, station at
Carriage, the church for those who NAV ae
company the remains
and Howell aged years month aud q Day
The relative; and friends Of The family and G.e mo Es
Twenty. ffh.st this day friday, At II o'clock
JEFFBRY-On Wednesday night Fe6 8 Ms Mar Iefe,T
Church Eighty -arsts. aud Broadway.
sTRvBNSoN-In Paterson j. Thursday. Feb 10. Archie
Stevenson f. aud Cornea Prime Steyegoo aged -
The funeral services will house M Ea Van Ii9ueS
family are respectfully invited to attend Cars leave foot Of Chambers
st. at y noon aud return az ! p IN.
TABRR-A Paving Da,chess CO. n y The 9Th inst George
Taber in the $50 Of bis age. T.
Funeral Friday llth INST, al II O'clock
TRowBRtpGF-A Toms River j. Feb louis Psulding Tro~
rigs aged II Dr. j. l. and { T. lf"Nbise
Remains 70 be Bedford Nshester Co.. y Y for inteEen
WUITFOn Tuesday evening Feb Lucy oui widow Of Capt biae
White in the ia wear Of her age. -,
The ys and friends family respectfully invited to aiteod
Friday. O'Clock p from her late residence NO ~
wahuetonpace Her remains viii be taken to U'oa 0O@A '
WUITrRMORE-Os THURSDAY Feb TO- Oven wrie Youngest 500
~ Mary aud the late Wbeuore 10 the l year ot ia
50 -, -. a.. la.
Funeral Monday morning Feb IT, at 10 o'clock rom hs s
residence No. $50 West Hteeuihst
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IMPORTANT TO TOBACCO DE1LERS.

WASurNGTON Feb 10. The following letter
has brrn addressed by Commissioner Delano 10 super
visor Williams, AT Lafayette, Ind:
ovyrcx og ISrEKNAL RKvENUK WASHINGTON. Feb ., 1870
letter the 10th u In which you inquire
II % b construction the 69h section Of the act Of July 20 1908
tobacco given n letter to Assessor
NcNry January TO- purchases Of planter A23O WORTH OF ea
co and es through b. commission merchant hoth
I bne required pay the special tax dealers IN eai "naceo
brr 10th would not be also liable u the TAX oil % per
I'd on the excess Of $1,000
r.plv have tar Ia this case OF 80 j.
an hs business who sells or oilers for sale Tor
or in extent Of making such sale business ur 70
special Of i2a The ~ aIdi"hs III" t'p
Of $4,000 imposed upon the amouh' OF
~ determined by the sales Of given anoan talHef 'un
tar ~ the business a. sueh -, .,-o,. ..,i,, ot the
Il expressly provided paragraph No Of the 1th section OF
amended that IN estimating the snouu OF "a
sales by or through
wholesale dealer commission. shall net be again esemu
sol nv the party whom the sale made Tue ''1e'
,.t.t Of poyiso 90 limit the habV 20
cal effected and that sac MAS
-r per.on than OF the goods The a,s o 'u -
s. not repr,l pro,sp paragraph section ~ on lu
l It before quoted neither that ptoyiso ineoh''"' WIN - "
% Of the act OF JAY ~ Iuu'
tobacco TO the passage VI luv
M ,serd wholesale dealers and IN estimating INC aoul ~
-. Nerr not r0uirel Include the sales made Tor he on
ION While therefore bold that person Shs roSsseu ~ W,
- NJ buynr and selling leaf tobacco though ~, 'ae' arc s
,tgb hi, agso factor commission merchant Abe 70 he e's
49s do not regard liable to pa The TAX OF % on eA'
of ale, above 900 When such agrn actor OF '"N"" INV
chant ha, made return Of the same, aud pau 'ae TAI
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THE CITY HALL CLOCK.

TO the Edftor OF Th6 Tribune
SIR Although the City Hall clock was Obliged
to succumb to the furious onslaught of Messrs Snow,
scet Frost CO., you state in this mornings TEiBUNE
feel that It has acquitted itself for the past IN
manner deserving Of much praise, and am willing To
back 10 against any clock IN this village, not excepting
81 Georges.
ON referring 10 my memorandum book, una
Dec. ~. 1868, set and regulated.
April 70, 1869, is seconds slow; set and regulated
July ~ 1867 10 seconds slow, regulated but not set
Dee. ~, 1869, gaining.
Dec. Is. 1859, gaining.
Dec. %. 1869, gaining.
Jan l. 1870 IS seconds fast set and regulated
d. ". BRADLEY, CITY Iime-heeper
Neir. York, Feb. Q, 1870
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AMERICAN NATURALIZATION OF oFFIcEA s.

| AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OFFICn
The annual election of officers of the Ameri
lean Institute for 1SO-7 held yesterday in the
rooms of the Society in the Cooper Institute The rooms
were crowded until late hour. and unusually large
vote was polled. There several opposition tickets
ana much rivalry manifested between the various
contestants The following ticket elected by large
Jresident-fIoraee Gre,ley
,t'efrestdHtsWm. Hall Charles Daiy Nathan c. Fly
I''WdRg SecretdrD-George PeytoB.
1JyyIIesp2nd'ng Steretor y--Samue d. TIlman
JTedsTsr-Sylyester b. Comstock
n9"1gSs 81 ne Fatr-Wilism II. Butler Oreses Cleveland
~ 9 oharles Wager Hull William Capente George
IVon j. wilson htraton James knight Hicks Thomas
huttr nsnuel X Wells William T. j.
LT SIN IN sitter Shuyer Thomas d. Seon X Charles
T. Brfd V D DEnsou Charles H. Clayton Henry Newion Charles
Committee ne dpitsiOR 9I Mms-Thomas c. Smith Janss
n Drake John w Chambers j. Oven Rouse stephen Er1n
COMMITTEE on FtnanoeTb0mis ". Aarsnce Thomas Williams
Charlie, Cbamberll IN, Simeon Baldwin. J. DE Lamatar
pnijoi, d P.rmeee N,car o. Mason Stephenson Towl.
VtOTpM Livingston, Albro HowsI Ma
tbapiel Wheeler Frank A Butler, G. WillanL
Cgun1n,, on hapulIctuvss aud MdchHrV-mlton r,wle
Charles H. Isbe,ek Frank Pope Robert Wen
Con,mftt, on Ckpistry htneragv and Geoogy-Cbares
Chandler Dubois D. Parneee JULIUS Pohe. J. Newberry Are
Commite On opHrr Rieh John Gayt Josd
Committee os Ctui Engineering rehiteeue-wisn Nc
g. Hn8eia, Hamilton IO1le, Samn hcbr0r, I'd
ward y. Renwck.
Con,mis on 1gritur C. Ely ,JOhu Crane, p T. Quinn
ConsmiIke on HortIut.-willm s. Carpenter Benjamin C.
Cono-tee CommerL " G. Smith, fdnuni Dsighi. Thomas
Goisu James II. Sackett, John u. MACY
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TILE PROPOSED UNION COLONY.
Z Edllnr ofrhe Trlbnne.

To the LdttOr Of the ITi6uHc
SIRE VIII you be kind enough to give the
many readers Of THE TRIBUNE your opinion OF this Union
Colony that getting up go to Colorado We have en-
tire confidence IN you aud would like to have your adj
vice >. D. G.
Lbldley SieuJel Co., n. Y, Jan. 90
AHsUer-The success Of that colony, Ike
any other, must depend upon the conduct OF
the persons composing it. No one else can do
it much harm or good. We approve the plan
and like what we know of those who have
taken an interest in it, They can mismanage
and wreck the enterprise; but We do Mt be-
heve they ocW.-[ED.
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TIE nnnnKLYN BRIDGE

The work of preparing for the caisson at
Fulton Ferry Is going on as rapidly a. possible. The
dredging was completed Saturday last The WORK Of
blasting is in progress under the direction OF Capt
Scott Iron bars i've inches In diameter are sunk 10 the
drpt, Of eighteen feet below high tide, ana penetrate
,uart clay bow ldpra for distance 81 from Iouf 10 hlA
feet Then they Withdrawn ana lin 'ahi't'ir'
fUruty-four inches long aud four ahd ihI lH'h'' l
diamrter are frd win powder ana ir" 10 lh' h"b
t,us made by dycIs, ANA discharged JOS hl t''Ni''I
i..trrIr lr shore Aff'r thu' luH.'NlE uN l.' "h'r
.. t tr uatri.u r 'Ui the bIdsc tower GfrdEc' "Hl
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LAJEsT SHIP NEVIS

ARR=D 70 70
Steamship Nereus Bca BJstt - GO pogt and Eorf,n
/ Steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne maa '' ~
mse aud
schr VIVA y Cushing Cook Ga',esrn J.'; . mlsf
Sshr J. H. Lockwood Sharret "frs n r. adv. eoou And
SctI Dick Williams. Corson Wlang5. - -
lssvsl stores.
pcBoOSYRs-R7xR ar,r.ca -. v.-s.i,
wight Dayiissa, Virginia Strts u 80, Sl.'iisy.y
.D,1n w. Cahll. Virgins t'ia1'a
S.vsutySr Providence. Dart, Stdn
BToOkbavep hnnastssy
Iucgass, New Haven. IudsDenisuN Y'.,.s.,t,.,s
SopAie. hrUOkhaver Raced JAhrs ,.,ifa.
Emly E.rIeiport Bobl snib. Nv. Ayo@
Louisa Mars BlEab~tipor. Emilh Blfap@ 'F''
J. H. ICrmEae klzabshpOb.
SleanslJ,,Tpo liverpool. kah KT Tor Ben aa'
Havasa: Scr Savanush. Sou1aa",ua SL 49, 80
Saratoga Hu,fylk Ship serpsBt for s~a ~ -
Argonsut foy London; brig hzereus Tor Ciehi'eg'' '
for Richnosdr Va
Steamship Ceoprs,. bene, % inst for NersS5ai Wa "
stern post and rEtder
WIND.-Suuco.Dy j. W. cfe~
DOMESTIC POETS, s, 49,.
Bosros Feb I0-AriyeJ sEesnshps AHaml ~ ron <@S 49,
Nes tOTE pio -.
PoETEyss MovE,E Frh l0-Arred briY Vayer ifem MO Nv
orders Cbe-,pesse Drrarsra ~ thh9e ,,,
S. F,b l0AriTed steam Hsp
Phdsphia; schrs Chase from MORON; JOBS ~
port-Barks Contest. NeSYot; Esott I'm, s.
Sailed steamship Newiork bark The 4ieeh - ~ "
b. snr. Ida RcharJor Baltimore A G. Bnsy hst'Au "a N
MOskoE Va. Fsb 04asssd u s,r stmo'I, ~
Jennie Morton for Char!:so o. s0A ~ "
Porto Rico steamship baltimore for Bremen. p.. A.,
s,vANSAH ga Feb l0saied steamships Ote1i s"' D'' Wv
Livingston for Nes-iOrk
san F>Asclsco Feb sClearel ships Md.rs fer Lsfpo''
with 900 sacks Of wheat Horstio Harms for Manila
FOREIGN PORTS. 49,, -,
LONDON, Feb l0The Alert from St JONAS, y K, ha @''
Lisbon, damaged in bull aud rigging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11
PERSONAL.

When last heard from, Mr. p. T. Barnum and
his guests had reached the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky
on their return trip from Cuba 1t is worthy Of note that
after having proceeded half mile, Mr. Barnum sat down
and slept while his friends passed and examined a
cave This was the first time the distinguished Snowman
was ever found with closed eyes in presence of great
natural curiosity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nnnrsrIc MARKETS.

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N1,,, 70, plc sales $50 bales, receipts 100 bales export
- .fo,l A -, baes. Crus, 100 bales TO boston
hale, Flour drn At 81 i0G Is 80a 90 Corn quiet htsu
WGr. - ii, O.. Rc Bran, 81 -. hay-fnmt' - i"tA
,o sngr dfn.r Prime. 2lBlaac Other articles 40
CHANGED Gold 1904 Nvs York Ssh krehAng cent da'onnl
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New Western Mixed &c. No tN'o.'l 0a's ...r' CO., '
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NumiE Ala. Fsh lltutnn vaa lu t''l ten' 'Al ''N un
.., BOO bales MmdDFs. 2oai!e, rccGs 40 bales export"
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