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PORT or NEW YORK, JANUARY as, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Melrimack, W;er Rio Janeiro, hc-W CARR.
stcamshp Zodiac, Nickerson, Havana e Ward 4 Co.
stearnship Frapcon'a, Bragg. Portland-J AmcS
4 CO..
ship Ilpe Jacket Simmons, San Francsco-su.tou Co.
BARK Jennie Barker, Pinkhan, Sayannah-Stevens 4
Brig Danube, Biancbet, Bayonne--wend Tetens Book
man,
Brig Morning Light. Din, Arroyo, PR-L, 4 Arm
strong.
Brig Nellie, owens, Santa Cruz Brandywine-Roche
Bros CoTey.
Brig sabina lBrl, Vernon. Nassau--yaon Watson Co.
Brig Abbie Ellen Havener, bermuda Jones Il Lough
Brig Harriet (Br McNsbb, st Johns, NF-BowrngG Ar.
chibald.
schr Porto Plata, Montgomery Txlo via Turks Island
Eggers Heinein. -.
schr Freddie Porter, Small Santiago de CubaE Grow.
ell a Co.
Co. 1850
schr Lottie Kotts. Endicott Cardenas-Jns W Elwel
Co. -
schr E Manson, Manson, Now orleans-N II Brigham
schr Irene Messervy, WALL New Orleans-R II Drum.
mond 4 Co.
schr Lotie Beard, Crowel. Moblc--E Hurlbut & Co.
Schr Clara Bell Amsbury Jacksonville Muller 4
schr Bramlall, Stout, savannah--Evans Ball 4 Co.
Schr Ida Bella. Fischer, Georgetown See Hurlbut
Co.
Schr Myrover, Brown CharIeston-Evans Ball 4 Co.
Schr Lucy Ames, Cerc Baltimore Pymer.
Schr r d Smith, Burnham, Gloucester--R J Goodwin &
Son.
schr Ackcn, Meade, Stamford
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THE ORPHANS, B.EE.

It might have been expected that the fearrully
stormy weather OF last night would brighten the
lovers OF Terpschore and the friends OF the orphan
from attending the Young Mems ball at the Academy
OF Music. But no; the dresses had been made, the
"nxlns'' secured, and then there were memories OF
real enjoyment connected with these balls in
years past and, no matter how it sssnew',
or blew or 'thew" or "friz,n the young
hearts must 80 TO that ball. 1t was In.
deed gay thrcng, and the general good
humor Of the dancers the lively music, the dazzle
OF diamonds and dress, formed pleasing contrast
TO the scene ''out Of DOORS" It was worth the
trouble Of gong TO see Mr.. Peter Trainor in com.
mand OF the floor. Splendid name for moor man
ager, and splendid man for the name Kearney, OF
the Americus Club, and the Irrepressbie Bass,ord
would "guy'' Mr. Trainor occasionally, but he was
never disconnected. He managed SO well that every
Do9y was satisfied. Inc programme was carried out,
ana OIL without hitch or an unpleasant word. The
ponderous President of the Young Men, Mr.. Quinlan,
Tas almost ubiquitous and the same, indeed, might
be said Of all his fellow members. The ladies were
well attended TO by the gay galants and everything
was done to make the AFFAIR successful. That it was
so there can be no doubt, and the results will GER
ta1nly show rs much material aid for the orphans as
have the balls IN the pagt.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Victor, Gates New Orleans Jan H. with mdse
and passengers 10 Mallory Co. 18th inst, OF Cape
Cenavere passed schr Emma Lyons, bound north.
steamfhp Georgia, Crowe. Charleston Jan Is? vito dse
Wlnds the entire passage.
Steamship Isaac Bel, Brakeman, Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk with mdsc and passengers to the Old Domn.
ion Steamship Co.
Ship Igoms lBr,, Hayes, Iquique Dot 2s with nitrate Of
eoda 70 Fabbr Chauncey Sailed In company with bark
Acapulco. for New York. HAD fine weather around Cane
Horn passed the Diego Rameros Nov in lsl 20 s; from
tnencs lad 10 days strong Winds crossed the Equator
Dec ~ In Ion 50 % lost the trades In lat N, after
wnca !, hsa strong trades 70 Jan sighted the t.
winds from and e. Oct 50, lat spoke barx Mag.
Err H McLarrsn Sef Easspor. Dyer Shields 81 days
Took the southern passsge Dec ~ lat 80 So NJ Ion 4s W,
experienced heavy gale from sW which lasted ~ bours
with heavy sea, ship laborng very hard and COM
mspcea MAKING water kept both pumps continually ssins
gaining Until had By fest Of water In her hold gals
abatns third nCvpine, kept OF the ut the
pumps and the rcandef eavs overheard cargo for the
safety Of the and vcs on board contnued heav
Ing cargo overheard until the Morning 81 tho 18th Dec hove
over about 100 tones pumping before could SUCK
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CUBA
Landing OF the Filibasters-CGptui Of Arxss
and Proclamation Of Qaesada.

Landing OF the Ffiibasters-Csptut Of Arms
and PrOcI2 alton Of Qacsada.
HAVANA JAN %, 1871.
Information has been received here OF the Landing
of ten lbusters at Rio de la Palma in the VucIta-
, Abajo region Two of the men were captured; also
ia boat containing forty-eight Remington guns and
Ecopies OF proclamation signed by Quesada.
7 The fflibusters captured az Rio dc Ia Palma came
killed. Eight remain with the leader Felipe Revra
Jolunfz er citizens are pursuing the rest or them
Tie n reclamation Of Quesada to the people OF
ynelta-4. baIo says'--
Isend ' gu what you asked for. Your opportunity
10 break ivour yoke VIII have come when disem-
mark n no, verful expedition somewhere ana send
Won arms A nd ammunition. Your brothers In the
Eastern Dep, rtment pegan with less and whipped
their enemies. To arms, and war against cowardly
spaniHh assaa SIN.
tacbed 70 ne document No Importance Is gwen
bere Ia fre IN N1tng OF these hllbusters.
nonnces maj thN schooner Eastern Queen is LOADING
win arms and yumunition ostenslbly Tor ST. Do.
me English brig Leona ran into the English brig
Franz from f,ienf NeRos for Halifax, loaded with
molasses on Mefan, as. The Frank WAS sunk, but
the crew were saved che Leons was damaged and
For snrec days the bclhhere VIII ten and the guns
OF the fort be fired In men, ny q lTim. ..s ,,..n
Antonio Gival. post ONCE nas oevn l,a ar
rested charged with being o. Sessory 70 me cohsc'
ton OF drafts that had been ,WsHsc'eo 'IVpa tpo
ma1lA
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ISyrIpoor. Jan ARRIVED about I'D. sps Reunion or,
sSs s% Fanny s.r Mscn
Ns Moyym WILL Jss q arrived steamship Anglia Orb Craig.
rIs.s New Sss brig as Inssy ss
is a rsyos rsm Csao having repared New York
pAlnaso Dec w. Arrived. brig spencer tnos Is bel
ris Ssw $sf Sailed srs
W Han!sS s s'ss%.,,p c.ssa sBr.
YORK Dan liz Tor Lysrpooi ,.aa proees ed, mann. Wv
rived tn, was Dublin san FRANCISCO which
Berlin fsr New YORK. ds ,yh $500 Sindors BARI
ss S Do @ % o % As.s sa b
sags SerSvooa DR. Chapman DO DO S2 S sss
% @ as s kSa kes s
y, Dudley oSds
a' al Asn As port @lfani SSy1
eoIe ss 40 a. s New sn @ or
DO sseo pags); and others .-.,uu, ,uu. "a.
as0Ss pS eSs sarah BY.
@ sSh Anna Ar sSs Nssh s M
Smith BIZ, from 9 Thomas
cennor DISC for ciensggos 10 days oad for Boston
Baou, from Bangor for Port au Prince.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Jan 81 Cleared steamers Roman Baker, PhiS
dfgia s SsR's sa s iss. s siS ~ s sSTs
se9Sn H.r.'
s The wSs. they sps Gd
Pharos barques Freionia and Carrie Long; brig Hsscue
Cape com q s5nn' ship Two Brothers last four
ssd-Arlyed, steamers Norman. from Philadelphia GauS
sl s% SE h Ssssaas abb.
CHARLESTON, Jan Ss~irriyed steamship Cuba, fronS
sssaNs, tear i 1--WE Eysrman, for Philadelphia
5 Essi:s & 4:
In the roeds steamship vcxsburg from Mobile for Port
land bark Tempar. Cor RIO Jsneio: brss Retwng fo&
Passed out-shps Kennedy, Tor Liyerpoo; Augusta
for sTemea brig fsus'na for CIR ea os: rv.,o,,
s'sSS II .;.s%:ss
Minder Liverpool via Vera cruz bark rradenta Leeerae
Queen L,vsrpGo PS
i iaa br S'V Wafd f Kuaaa
aAIryed steamships y., Cromwell capp and woss
s St Louis, whnshssaI and Missspp y
Sam s H04gps h sp Sss as
land, China Priscilla Peluot hnna Banks, Emma LhchS
NED Sds sfS fst Arr Arrived ssr story. Nswcor
p Hem s ae econ
aud Mantle, Paddleford Fail River for New Yors
slst AM-Arrived, sch. Justcer Briggs Fan River foS
In port schr. Sarah Jane Jackson from New YORK; 40
Returned IN consequence Of lead Winds slcop Fred
NSRWiGH JAN xved brig Parks
sailed, schrs L Croker. Thrasher, New York; VIM :
IoEpos Jan sosslsa s;. ss Florida os
ss,. 5ssY sl,sT; ,ss
Cornela, Eaton, New York *,
fhSoEPa spsaa jan sa0q bark
Ceared--s.eamship Norman, Nickerson, Boston; BARN
Linda Smith, samaha Bay; schr John Grinin Foster, MAJ
tanzss -. p., :
LEwrs, Del Jan 81 AM-Le for Philadelphia early thi
morning, bark Emma from Windsor, and brig Scotland
Two schrs and the gAshp remain All the rest have gong
can, for New York, scir. Wind sw. Thermometer
New Yorki scar " Ilorndike, Hail. Rockand for Ne'
5is a F na ss1s. ITf ppps9s r
Co han, London; May ste.son orr, spa.es Ca ania br
s eSg'sE afs 5H0 Helen
Jones Rappahsmnnock River, Val Darius Eddy, HOpkns
ba nsoa Pssrson Tausr
lamn Wright Ryder, Dea's Island, va Cerro GordJi
FRANK Maria Woo d Anhony Burton Johnson New
Sse f. nsr Harding
an rkaS S 5a a ans shss ibs
sAvASSAH Jan as Arr. ship Eanlno sr Owens
RS Philadelphia John soutSard rom bosom AID
q cared Banks San varcsso lsp Dominck Parcelonat
Iona .shr Ella Brown, Robinson Jacksohvie to load I'd
WILMINGTON. NO, Jan ao-Arrved, schr. Nellie Dosj
Cleared, schr G Paige Doughty. New York.
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FIRE N HOWARD STREET.

About half-past seven O'Clock last night Ore was
discovered ia the basement Of No. 81 Howard street,
occupied by Buck Il Schmoez, dealers In woollen
and worsted goods, causing loss 70 stock OF $4,000
The building was damaged $500. II could not be
ascertained who was the owner Of the building nor
the amount OF insurance The fire origins ted from
q heater In the basement
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the pumps; have continued pumping nignt and day
since thence Light winds and ine weather up TO Iaeras
has been north OF that point with continual gales
took pilot ID miles NE OF capes OF Delaware.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Blue Bird fBr Finley 81 john NIB for New YORK,
Hon
schr Ford lBr,, Carpenter, 81 John NIB, for New
York y days with lumber to John Boynton's Sons Co
vessel to r kevus II Son.
grauite to Baocock A Brainard.
schr Harriet 4 Sarah Bal. New Haven for New York.
Schr Henry kenlsen Allen. New Haven for Virginia.
schr susan scranton, Harvey New Haven for Virginia.
schr w Pnrnel, Ferris. Stamford for New York.
Schr Seiie bioomhcd Hobble. Stamford for New York.
Sehr saliie iurton, Palmer stamford for New York.
schr Mall, Holmes, Greenwich for New York.
BOUND EAST.
sseamship Franconia Bragg, New York for Portland.
scnf Geo w Potts, Robbins Virginia for New Haven
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Alarming Mortality.

ATdFmsIH Yf0ftEfilys
LONDON, Jan. %, 1871.
The number OF deaths from smallpox In England
ie SAID to average $50 weekly.
a 6teapslip Pat Baci2-shppinx Chemicals.
LONDON jan %, 1871.
am informed by telegraph from Ireland that the
steamship England, which sailed from Liv erpool
January IL for New York, has returned to Queens
town, n consequence OF n severe gale baying
caused the escape Of gas from some dangerous
chemicals among her cargo.
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Isyal Proclamation Announcing the Accept
anee Of the Purple,
APPEAL FROM THE THRONE TO THE ARMY
Citizen Rejoicing Over the Honor ahi
Power OF the Kaiser William.
National Consolidation by Treaty
Rat 6caIion.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

VERSAILLES, Jan. %, 1871.
hasten TO telegraph TO the HERALD by cable de.
Epatch the important fact that the German Emperor
William. in an order OF the day. announces to the
army his acceptance OF the imperial dignity and
acknowledges that the bravery ana endurance Of
the soldiers have fastened the unincaiion OF Ger
many.
He solemnly charges the army sever to remain the
strong arm Of the Fatherland.u
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IA Sesweed Tonic Mandrake Pills. for the euro "a
Consumption, Liver Complaints, dyspepsia and diseased
arising from torp i'd state Of the liver stomach
sumption is too well established admit Of scepticsm
DO not wish TO be understood to are d
sroyed any medicine new ones but do saw hsf
when patient has a violent cough night sweats creepnd
chiiis il emaciatcd, confined the be cure may be c
fseted VIII venture to that wothrds Of the CAGES o
Inc mucous membrane OF the bronchial tubes sympsih12
with the liver and stomach, and cquent ST. colds hasten
Schenck's Pumonic Syrup OF the most powerful puQ
rlers OF the blood known collects rpens all hS
mof h mater IN the lungs and expes by cxpecoraon2
thereby restored to health.
In order to do this stomach be prepared no that
digestion will 60
The Mandrake Ps cleanse the stomach liver and bowe,t
o. an mucous slime and yitiated matter that clogs thu
The Seaweed Tonic mixes with the food and strengthens III
does not soa ana s9es through the process
When the stomach has got In this condition. the Punond
syrup soon rpens the matter in the lungs and e
Many years ago in the last Of conmpt,ona
conned 70 my bed ana At one time my physician thought
at sraw heard OF and the preparations which
now offer to the public and they made perfect ia
tem They soon ripcned the matter in my lungs and
would spit up more than pint OF Offensive yellow MATTER
every morning for long time
AZ soon as that began soside. my cough fever psta
and night sweats all began leave and appetite be-
came so great that was with difficulty that kcek
from eating too much soon gained strength and nave
weighed shortly after my recovery. then looking Ike
skeeon, and weighed only ninetyseyen ponnds{
now weight Ia two hunored and twenty-five % poundsi
and for years have enjoyed uninterrupted health.
,ru.u,. y = e. Schemes, ND,
Price OF tho !ulnonc Syrup ana Seaweed Tonic 81 81
per bottle or 81 90 half Dozen Mandrake Pills. 2b cers
* dErs co nes dealers ssee New
Wholesale Agent
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. %, 1871.
The London Observer newspaper which is gen.
orally accepted O semt-oficial organ, speaking OF
the approaching meenng OF Parliament announces
that the Queen will personally open the session and
deliver the speech from tie throne.
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(tORNS CURED FOR t0C. EACH.-BUNIONs, BAD
~ Nails, &C., cured by Dr. RICE 20S Broadway corners
Fulton street New YORK, aud 242 Futon street, cornen
Clarke, brooklyn Annihilator Corns Bunons, 90
ITOw TO LIVE CHEAP.-GO TO geo OREENWTCEs
street and buy Teas, Groceries, Flour and Pro,
selves. THOMAS r. ACsN NV
MO MORE MEDICINE.-ANY INVALID CAN CIJRn
himself without medicine expense by DUBARRYi6
DELICIOUS REVALENfA FOOD, which has effected oys1
UUOO curcs Of Dysnepsa, Consumption, Darrhun and All
Feyers aud Stomach Disorders. Sold In tins; b hi ejt
II lbs $40 DUBARRY'& CO., 1888 William atrcet NJ
York, and at all druyssta and grocers
THE GREAT wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY RNryR.
$WO Home 400 Village Lots 30 elegant Villa plot,
in Sylvan Park, Mamaroncck westchester county. wv
Tor the uniform price of
x20J each.
For MAPS circulars and further information appy "a
3. DIN0Ek TO-.
Aucuoneers and Real Estate Brokera
" Cedar street. New York
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ENGLAND.

he Coming Session Of parliament-o victo-
ria Likely to Speak from the Throne.
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BELOW.
Shipping Notes.

schr FabeIs Crocker 10 days from st Pierre Mart,
with sugar, TO Weinberg.
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S SHIPPING NEWS.
Almanac for New York-Tbis Day.
Sun rises. ..... IL Moon SETS. ..eve II
Sun sets. ..... 8 08 High water. eve III I8
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.


DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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Citizen Approval by Acclaniatieu.
Il Ia,

1rN hi LONDON. Jan. % 1871.
HERALD kilograms which have been received In
this city to-day from dinerent points OF Germany
announce the fact that the people are If possible,
stin more proud OF the fact Of the assumptionsef
imperial power By King William OF Prussia.
FORWARD the Contents of the latest dispatches by
cable TO New YORK, thus
The cities Of Hamburg and Bremen have cee.
DRAFTED the proclamation of King William as Emperor
OF Germany by the firing of statutes.
The citizens Joined heartily In the demonstration,
and decorated their residences In honor OF the grand
national event.
Advices from Versailles say the Bavarian regl-
ments were represented at the ceremony proclaim
ing King William Emperor.
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Union Is Streneth.

Union II Strength.
MUNICH, Jan. 81, 1871
The Bavsrisn Chamber Of Deputies to-day sane
0oned the federal treaties by vote OF l02 against 49,
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BISMARCK AND FAVRE,

The PrlSsian Premier on the Question OF
French Representation in London.
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MISCELL ANEUUS.

A SERIES OF GRAND DIAMOND GIFT CONCERTO
n for the benefit of French war; will be held
IN WASHINGTON, d. c., FEBRUARY 81, 1871.
10000 TICKETS, AND NO MORE, WILL BE SOID
Numbered from 10000.
SS6O010 worthof Diamonds of the very quality
Appraised and arrantei by a diamond house,
second 10 none IN existence will be given tc
cts, without reservation, whether absent present.
This magnificent collection which the largest most
valuable In America, ia catalogue Yellowstone mpo4
rial set Breaspn and Earrings Warranted be the
In America) worth $3.50 COO; ncent full set Breas
PIN Earrings and Bracelets, worth Sy7 COOS similar se
worth $4,000; Solitaire Diamond Ring worth SlS0W1
one magnificent set of Solitaire Diamond Studs WORTH
%00t one beautiful dadys full cluster, nreastpnS
Earrings and Eracele.s worth 1850 sets aud separate
articles in all ranging in value r55 $1,000 each.
No stronger guarantee than the Of the
gentemen who have consented To and
officers be given for the character integrity OF th4
enterprise. Agents In all principal cities.
Orders Tor tickets Information addressed New
York ONCE 3ls Broadway, will receive pro pit ttcntfon
FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULARS.
General ALBERT PIKE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., r,,,r.,..,ono~.
Hon. JOHN E. WARD, lCommisslonerA
New York city,
$780,, National Bank OF the Republic Depository. y
Z, L. RORERTSON CO., Agents, 919 Broadway, N Y. 4
new York personal references: THOMAS A. HCYT H0y&
Gardner. bankersl Vice President Gold Exchange New
York; EVANS, GARDN Err CO., 637 and 5fl Broadway
Hon JOHN Z. WARD, 81 Wall street; ANDERSON STARh
Goa broadway. Tickets for sale in New York by r. CA
hotels.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
A New Raid on the Maisons de Joie
Of New York.
IE TW0MBLY- CAREY CASE.
The Regulation Of the Sale Of Pa
tent Medicines.
ALnANY. Inn. q. 1871.

ALBANY, jan. %, 1871.
Notwithstanding the absence Of many Of the New
York members there was quorum In each branch
OF the Legislature this evening when the two houses
assembled. The proceedings Ia the Assembly were
Opened with
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BANK REsroNs1pILll;rY. "A suit was,
brought in Brooklyn against the direct
@ ors OF bank which had failed to return
~, quo deposited by a firm, who made
the deposit in full faith in tho solyency
OF the bank. The directors are charged
with having declared and pnid dividend
when they knew the bank was in peril
Gus condition. A demurrer was put in
to this complaint. The court over-rulcd
IL, nnd decided TINT the defendants were
liable, and that the directors Of the
3ans. in declaring and paying the divi-
dend, In express terms asserted the
so,lvency Of the institutions. It is a
wholesome principle Of law that .sno
one shall be ut liberty to SOW, .falsehood
,'i broadcast without being made response
bic for the loss it causes Tho decision
is an important one. and might bo e.
tended to include many like causes; for
example, where insurance is granted by
companies who know they are on the
verge Of damaging exposure or Of ruin.
4Hvc;3. York Commercial
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$1O..O..,Q ~
AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE.

*loo QUO To- te distributed 10 Shareholders
HIVE DOLLARS will purchase n sLaro :,
l. cluding work or art worth flvo doIl,rs
The Derby Farm II operty to be oibtribute,i
embraces the largest Vineyard and Orchard
in tho South. Is0 80 =
UNEQUALED CLIsIATfl PEACEAHr
COUNTRY! GENEROUS SOIIl I'M
Tho sslubrious and health. giving climate of
Of thu South" e
t9J.G in Premiums presented to Share
holders.
s1CO,0{O in Real Eatnto and Grccnbsc,s
Prizes to be distributed 10 Sharc-lo o.ders.
u Real Estate Prizes, worth from $500 to
s2j 0GO.
522 Grcenhack pr;zss, from s5 to 81 COO:
Only o.oO0 sharch will be Issued.
ONE SHARE IN EVERY THIRTY-OhE WILL
DRAW n PRIZE.
= I'm rms 3, Zeal Estate Property, conveyed by
conduct the Drawing. is to bo transferred by
them to the fortunate Share. holders as soon
rs the remaining shares arc sold.
The Drawing will take place according to
the published programme.
THE DAY OF THE DRAWING
Mlil be announced by telegram TO the Asso.
ciated Press. M,
A small sum invested now may secure for
tune.
Every Share. holder may rest assured OF
equal justice, and that this scheme, unlike
:. is FAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST"
Money received after tho books are closed
Will be pl omptly returned. For full particu-
lars, as embraced in revised pamphlet, ad-
dress j. G. DERBY, General Manager,
Key Box No. 934, Augusta, Ga
1s- Dir. J. Moe. THARIN, tho agent OF tho
the offioe of Mr. D. Gambrin, lain street.
May18
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;, Mr.. VIM. NJ. Evarts introduced Wm.
=. bryant at the banquet to Baron
derolt, in New York, the other night. as
"a great scholarand great author, who
never forgets anything that he ever
learned, and is constantly teaching
Others what they never knew; one who
translates poems written 8, 600 yeara ago,
and one who has written poems that will
be translated 1000 years hence into the
tongue Of nation that holds as much
relation to us as we do to Greece"
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Early Call for Best Stereoscopic Views.
A FINE assortment or VIEWS in Germany,
IA California, switzerland, Spain, Ireland,
Scotland, the iiiver Thames. near London:
also. in the United States; Statuary. colored
and plain. Also. Stereoscopes, somo low
priced, for sale at BRYAN i .McCARTER'S
Bookstore. Mao
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9pep1al,. Not1cea-

Complete triumph over CORNS and BU-
MONS by Mons. BERGER, who discovered,
lat. The nature. OF Corns. I'd. Their dis
solvent. Sd. Their permanent curel These
discoveries arc the happy result OF years Of
study and practico. For particulars, apply
over the Citizens Savings Bank, from 0 to H.;
and from 2to O'Clock, at Hendrix House.
Nav IC
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Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

>ao, THE undersigned respectfully Informs
his customers that he has REMOVED to
-lAopposite tho Columbia Hctei, and is fuliy
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF
GOODS. TO tit out gentleman in the very
LATEST FASHION. He has secured the
latest and best styles Of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MEKES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS sc ncrally. Call at the new stand and
select suit. or leave your OF der and havo it
March 2G ">-''
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DR.. D. L. BOOZER.
CHAMPAGNES

100 CASES Moet d Chandon's CHAM
:AOSI PAGNES. just received, and ofIrre d
ID consequence Of cessation OF lostiiitiep, a
much reduced rates. For sale BY
March 25 GEO. SYMNERS
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sE@ 9e1eHratea
Murray
VI. I[ianL.1lan's !.
Florida 81. ii: i la Water.

The most lasting, agree.
able, and refreshing Of all
perfumes, for use on the
handkerchief, Il at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale
by all all Druggists and Per
fumers..
!. Sept IT -