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The extraordinary curative powers OF these
Waters in the Peculiar Diseases Of Women; in
Affections Of the Urinary Organs; in Dyspepsia
and in GotGy and Rhe,ofnttc Affections is
vouched for by some of the best medical
talent OF the country. They are for sale by
Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
ID. c.; Tickling & Welch. II High street
Georgetown, ID. c.; and Z. g. Leabeater 81
Bro. 5S7 Fairfax street, Alexandra, Va.
~Pamphlets can be had of the houses
THOMAS T. GooDE, Proprietor,
1l.4m&W.6: Buffalo Lifhia Strings Va
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IHUNAS =. UOUDE, PrOprletOr,
11,4 ,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.


Ouch! THOSE PAINsl-Use Edwards 4
Hutchisons Stimulating Liniment for
rheumatism. 4:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES b. ave been issued as
follows: Carries H. Kettle. and Mary VIC
toria Schneider; Bat Murph y and Johannah
Conner; Henry Dudley and sarah r. john
son; Anirew James Andei son and Mary
Louisa Brown; Eli A. Adam . ana Mary T..
CANT; George w. Sutton and dzzie Guigon;
Lewis Allen and Mary Hick o, James L.
Carter, OF Prince William Coui NY, va, and
Adeline T. Bronaugh.
If you want to be well dresse d. wear
Warwick collar and have your boot Sblacked.
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fLIyI's; $40 T. street, headquarters fer Col
aiss Violet Water. I
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q. Nj. TowsOn g. Co.

q. M. TOwsOn s. Go.
WILL OPEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 18Th,
JOB IN cALICoES.
yah 4, , pieces PERFECT Cslicoes Of Sc per yard.
y yos 2 dozen Rfsdy made Cloth skirts at SOC.
job Il 4 home. made Twill Blanket az Sc Der psir.
30, FOR THE HOLIDAYS
UhLXAMPLED ATTRACTIONS
ALL TIE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
ATC M. fOwsON CO..
dSz' me med stitched Hkfs, fancy boxes, sl.ee.
F" - IS.
JOB SC dog. Brocsde windsor scsrfs tan snkD at e.
ySS "a sC d e.; PSid q sGRs scsTt isc.
Ladies and Gents Initial Hffs, in fancy BOXES. y
cen aSs ie SSt q e. 1o q Is g. ss' Sc
Ladies, SIX Mufiers, white and fancy, IS ana soc.
Gent SIN M1tlers, 10 plain, plaid scroll, and Cor.
Ladies f@broiSered se S@ y sO low Gs ,, Is N
Lace Lac II h fsF ,o Thinning sc. apiece ds
nottingham Lsces, fSil u itHf O. Low
m i sses, upwards.
NJ osiery, from l2t Is, IS, Is. upwards.
9g arsas R1a H h and ) Hose 9 IOredl;
White and BED BOrdered Napkins, Turkey Red
job aSgsie WARP and aOubief.os aoisif. extra
FOR LADIES' sACQUEs.
s sfse s ss;", s IN BIZ. blue and black
Extss heavy Dras d'Ets low ss els, SIN. 81
Full stock Plaid Dres. Good. from la,<. IA a~
DAILY additions Of choice Goods to the above.
@. N. TOwSON a co.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, near 7,h street.
eeSa 20 South side.
HAVANA CIGARa.
H None but genuine imported sold.
CHOICE WINEA
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N0TICl.Pnt tie xho dssire @ dispcss Of ali
then for . higher cab Price than any psce IN fhe
city, b. calling or Addressing HERz6d, 9I5
ssrsss: betSesn sh ald lets. Rosthzsgs. Prompts
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READING NOTICES.

FOR FINE PERFUMES and brushes of all
kinds We recommend Thompson, 18th street.
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NUTS AND RAISINS.

% BUSHELS VERY ZINE
OHIO SHELLBARKS.
We have also added largely to our stock OF
FANCY GROCERIES. aud quote In part
EXTRA YELLOW PEACHES, Gin granulated
WHITE HEhTH PEACHES, do,
BEL RRE CLA1RGEAN PEARS, do,
BARTLETT PEARs, do.
CALIFORNIA HONEY.
FRENCH GHERKINS, in glass bottles.
FRENCH OLIVES, In glass bottles.
AUTUMN CLUSTERS, Fancy Pickles.)
TINY TINS, Fancy PickIes.l
PATE DE FUIS GRAS.
TRUFFLES.
EAST INDIA PEPPER SAUCE.
PRINCE OF WALES SALAD SAUCE.
INDIAN CURRIE POWDER.
EXTRA FINE Crown LAYER FIGS, (large and
MALAGA Ora PES.
ASPINWALL BANANAS.
ggERMOET MAPLE SYBUP, By the gallon.
r,.v NEW YORK BUCKwREAr.
SPECIALTIES - CHOICE FAMILY
TRADE.
ELPHONZO YOUN0S g. CO.,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Opposite United States Patent Office.
ELPH0NZ0 YoUNGs.
decB-2w JEROME r. JOHNSON
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REIIHENBACH'>
WoNN's CONFECTIONERY,

4 \
UNUSUAL T,AREETY
AND AT
POPULAR PRICES.
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
Specially imported and the newest from the Amer.
can Press.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Elegantly Illuminated, 81 70 SIS each.
HhEDERCHIEF CASES AND GLOVE BONES
In Russia Leather and Wood, handsome, really use
ful, and cheaper than ever offered.
DRESSING GASES
For Ladies and Gentlemen for travelling or homo
LADIES RETIcULEs AND BELTS,
Latest Paris Styles.
NECkSsARlES AND POCKET COMPANIONS
In endless variety.
CHAMPAGNE KNIVES, (neT.
And a full assortment Of
RODGERS CUTLERY
cG Scld sls hs5st a., pcSPtsd PENCIL CASES and
DESKS especially well made and highly orns.
INKsTANDs in over 800 varieties.
CHROMos equal In appearance 10 the finest on
PalniIng, and illuminated NOTICES Tor hou-o
s@eSs1SSt,Nns; s1d thogssnds Of oRSA-
MAZE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW,
While our assortment lie complete
sOLOMONs q CHAPMAN,
Agents for Lswrenoe's "Pure Linen" Papers.
oeel7-a gil Pennsylyania syenue.
PARE DE FOIs GRAs,
CHRISTMAS PLUM PUDDING from Loadop.
GGAEA MARM.LADE,
CURLsBaD WATERS,
Glaze FRUITS:
FRENCH APRICOTs,
MiBABELLs,
PEARS, &C
deol7-lw N, w BURCHELL, $50 Fr.
EUR USEFUL PRESENTS. GO
Sa1fD Ladies' and Gents rRavELIxGSAlfB
1hONhs, with McMurrays Patent Trunk STAY
Cbildfen's TOY TRUNKS.
SHAWL STRAPS. POCKET BOOKS &C. -
pOlBLE aud SINGLE HARNESS.
LAP ROBES. HORSE BLANKETS
SADDLES, WHIPS, &C.
Trunks Covered and Repaired, and made 70 order,
All Repairs 20 Harness. al ''
NJ. McMURRAYs NEW STAND.
asc,, No SEQ Pennsylvania avenue northwest, .
For the Holidays.
VIM. MASSEY & CO.'S
CINCINNATI PHILADA' Xxx ALE,
- LAGER BEER,
SWEET CIDER, &c.
Fo& SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, By
sAM'L G. PALMER,
decl5tr Depot So Greene ST., Geofovr, DC
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ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement
ny Fitch, Fox q Co. of Q large office room
near the Treasury for rent; and also q car
rage house and stable in the rear OF K street,
between 12th and 18th streets.
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NOVEL ENTERrAISMEyr.-"C Thomp-
Son proposes to walk wire stretched across
11th street, near the avenue, tomorrow az
fernoon at o'clock. A large crowd VIII
doubtless be there 70 see.
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Boy USEFUL bhagTIekEs FOE HOLIDAY
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
Ladies' az d Childrens' Cloaks Ladies' Underear-
ments, Neckties, Silk Mufiiers, Kid Gloves Hair
, Gorsets Ladies' Ready made Suits, Hosiery
Eelt ekirts, Combs, Brushes, Pocket Books chi,
P1re ana Cashmere Laces Bnstles, Lace Collars and
body. q. HEIIHR every
,...n I1S MARKET SPACE,
oeClt-tDec9 Between 9TH and Sth streets
WIN. BALLANTINE,
42s I'm STREET,
pIste sio eau attention to the and most CON-
Holiday GOODS
~ Desn MS privilege to offer 70 the public con-
kiegFHIH%aE{ I inllSssrsted and Bound PREsEsrA.
se'i "a dS;IAHpARD WORKS, in calf and half calf
FAh MAJ md RogxiT BIBLES, PRAYER
rh1VOA s and HYMNALS, I'm cases, very choice
Inc Ia sfeesr ana most complete stock OF JUVENILE
nn1 10y BOOK In the District.
M n5lrtN9 DISK 8, over thirty different styles.
S S.anonsT, Pocket Books, Gold Pens and Pescfi
ccahsei, Ophromos, Notices, Games, Chess And
neat Writing Desk for 80 cts
nov rs the time 70 make your selections decistr
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

f. e o n o NJ II
CLERKS.
SOyEREIGys OF INDUSTRY
POLICEMEN,
EVERY PERSON THAT HAS THE CASH,
II. w. REEDS SONS.
121i STREET,
Ard purchase their
HOLIDAY GOODS!
CANDIES, NUTS. BASINS. FIGS, &c,
AT VERY Low RATES.
decHA REEDS, 1914 street.
ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
Elegant new Juvenile BOOKS
New TOY BOOKS With large illustrations.
Linen TOY BOOKS.
BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS.
Fine POCKETBOOKS.
Gold PENS and PENCILS.
Crandalls MENAGERIE and ACROBATS
ALBUMS and PORTFOLIOS.
Como and Palais Royal PAPETERIE.
dec2l-tr
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MATHEW DEATLEY-The public will be
pleased 70 learn that the famous caterer.
Matthew DeAtey, has opened the old resort.
No. Ills q street, where always can be found
The finest oysters in the market. His 9reat
speciality, steamed oysters, can always be
found AZ DeAtley's. Every luxury OF the
season is kept in stock, together with the
choicest liquors the market affords.
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c. ~ les.
FRESH FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

We are selling
FRENCH CbEAM MIXTURES, fine assort-
~, ~ nv 49, 5 lbs 81
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ARRESTED AND HELD TO BArL.-Oficer
Irving L. Beverage, white, and Geo. Harris,
coiored, yesterday; the first-named on the
enarge OF forging orders ON District mer-
enants and obtaining goods, and the last
nAmed Tor receiving such goods, knowing
now tney were obtained. They were taken
10 me Police Court, and gave bonds-Bev-
erldge IN the sum Of Al 900, and Harris In
SeOO-for hearing To- morrow.
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CHRIsTMAs GOODS
FROM IMPORTERS AUCTION
Which win be sold at GREAT BARGAINS.
100 dozen Ladies, Gents ard ChiIdren,. H..
demstitchtd, Embroidered asd InitiaI ak ;rcbsef.,
pse n9ent bicck Gros Grain silk, 81 so yard.
Plain; Colored and Striped Stockings.
Sha, Jog skip. 3uck and Cloth Gloves.
ieeeins, Hoods. Nubias and Cardigan Jsckets.
bets kmbrofdered Collars and Crffs
Canvass Slippers and Cushions Al harf mica
a = sscr,se lev "e Oh FINE foks that win be sold
At the CHEAPEST STORE IN TIE CITY.
CONNOLLY'a
eseis-u o9s sth street, epp. Patent once.
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HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES suitable for hoIi-
Il Il day presents ct DAVIS.
decE,lw ZIG Market Space, corner sth street.
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THE CHRISTMAS SEASON recalls TO the
MINDS OF housekeepers and others the ueces-
slty OF restocking tie lardeT. In England
ana Germany the custom is 20 give up the
noldays TO the enjoyment OF well Oiled
taoIes- In this era, however, the perfection
q. me groceries, canned fruits and vegeta-
bles is greatly commented upon by all, aud
Without these the pantry is. indeed, poorly
supplied Mr.. c. c. Bryan, northwest corner
OF 18Th and streets, has OF the above mem
toned goods large and varied stock which
cannot be surpassed. Wines, choice liquors.
cigars, and Christmas articles IN general are
among his specialties. The public are invited
by This gentleman to inspect his perfect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-07
QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

The Queens County Agricultural society met
yesterday at the rooms OF the Farmers Protective
Union, Hunters Point, Mr.. John Z. Jackson, Presi-
dent, in the chair. 1t was decided that the pres
ent system by which holders OF tickets obtain ad-
mittance to the Fair Grounds was the cause OF loss
and annoyance to the Society, rom the TACT that
parties after being admitted transferred their
tickets over the fence TO friends outside. Messrs.
HICKS, Wllletts and Titus we're appointed COM
mlttee to adopt "a new system ana present the
same to the Board at the next meeting. The
question OF introducing horseiacing was next dis.
cussed. AS their charter forbids them to 'Qse"
their grounds Tor speed Messrs. Park, Wlletts
and Hicks were appointed = committee to report
at the next meeting what steps should be taken
IN this matter. " Is conceded that hereafter
speed will be made an important object at their
Ialrs, and special premiums besides the usual ones
offered oy the society, VIII be given to the success
iul competitors. II was resolved that the hOrti-
cultural exhibition OF the society take place on
the 18th and 18th OF June, the exhibition occupy-
ing Two days instead Of one as formerly
there VIII be held ''sales far," the
object OF which Is to effect sales or
live stock OF all descriptions An members OF the
society and breeders OF improved stock generally
are expected TO contribute animals which may
be either lOr sale or exhibition. The show OF
dogs. which proved so successful at the last fair,
VIII be one OF the main attractions this year. A
between the different clubs OF Queens county Tor a
silver Da the prize TO be competed Tor each year,
The Board then adjourned to meet on Saturday.
The Goth inst.
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BILLIARD NOTES.

billiard exhibition is now being arranged for
the benefit OF the widow and family OF the late
Mr.. Gavit Everybody connected with tue bill
lard profession Is interesting himself IN this
matter, az the deceased had devoted all his time TO
forwarding the interests OF the business. On every
occasion where benefit was proposed for any one
in the profession MIR. Gavt was always one of
the FIRST to lend a helping hand. On this occasion
the billiard fraternity intend uniting together
and by Joint EFFORT VIII give one OF the grdndest
exhibitions OF the game ever witnessed in the city.
Cyrilie Dion has begun practising for his match
with Vlgnaux Tor the Delaney emblem. Cyrle is
playing well and feels pretty confident that with
thirty days more work ne Will be able to give al
account OF himself when he measures cues with
the big Frencnman.
Upassy and Tim Flynn have daily bouts at the
rooms OF the latter. the Frenchman giving so In
200. They are pretty evenly matched at these
odds and NOBODY 10 much nurt.
Nothing definite has been done in regard to the
proposed match between GARNER and Vignaux.
The former Is anxious TO play on one table while
the latter desires another. IL Is reported how
ever, that there Is a prospect OF VIgnaux giving
way TO GARNER and letting him select his own
table.
Inc arrangements for the Brooklyn professional
tournament all made and Mr.. Samuells will
vignaux, GARNER, Rudophe, Ubassy. Cyrille Dion,
Joe Dion ana Daily are TO play.
Sosson practising steadily in his Western
home, with view, II Is reported, to cha lenging
the winner OF the next game for the Delaney en-
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THE CHESS TOURNAMENT.

chess tournament on large scale has just
been started at the Cafe lnternationale chess
rooms, in the Bowerv, and nearly all the first
class experts at this scientific game have entered
The players have been divided into fve classes,
and each class play among themselves, and then
the five winners are handicapped and play OF for
the prizes.
he following are the entrins:-
First Cldss.-Messrs Mackenzie, Smith, Abe
ROM, Delmar, Merlan, CrosDie Mason, Barnett and
Lindehn
Second C7ass.-Messrs Barnes McCutcheon,
RYAN. Peck, Avery, Crawford, Thompson, ONeIll,
Dwyer and Raudrapp.
Third Cldss.-Messrs. Limbeck, WHITAKER,
Frankel. Pryor, Davis, Schlrmer. Ehrenzoler,
Istel and Goldmark.
Fourth Cldss.-Messrs. voorath, Mendesohn
Hovey. Jacobson Kunnrenthen, Grifnn, Gratis
and Kars.
run CIdss.-Messrs. Edwards, Orier Pulver-
man, Koch, Langeland Hudson and Howard.
In the second class Messrs. Barnes Ryan and
McCutcheon give pawn and move to each of
their opponents in their class. In the third class
odds OF pawn and move are given to Messrs.
Schirmer, lstel aud EhrenZolier by the other
players OF their class.
As the tournament has only Just CONNIE need,
very lew games have been played. In the second
class, Mr. Avery has won two and Mr.. Barnes one,
and in the third class Mr.. OgIer has won two, and
Mr.. Howard one. In the first class, captain Mack
enze won his match with Mr. Delnar: Mr.. Abe
ROM beat Mr.. Smith, and DIR. Barnett beat Mr..
AlDerOni.
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FovEy Feb 20-eaied Hittero Wage New York.
GLoucEsTER, Feb 2z-Arrived. Emilie, Deicke, SSu

Fowxy Feb 20-sailed Hittero. Wage, New Yort
GLOUCESTER, Feb H-Arrved, Emile, Deicke san
GENOA, Feb l7-saed rgre, Cavassa, New York Pao-
HAvRK, Feb i9-Saed, Duhus, shaw delaware;
OH Blorntrna hammerstrave, ana Robt pAoh smlil
wick. New York -.r'
Cleared 10TH Alfred. Burt, Savannah.
HANBURG-.ailed from CuXhaven FEB Is. Charles Dall
Faick. sandy Hook.
LIVERPOOL, FEB 20-Arrved. Gracis ls,, Erezums Bal
tmore; Oberon 81 ilannay New Orleans; 2isi, Cuua
ls) Martin New YORK.
Sailed Goth Elizabeth Taylor, Humphrey. Wilmington.
NC; Lorinda BOrstel Borstel, Amboina.
Cleared 10th, Bella Nudge, Mason, Baltimore; Gov
I'D tor Baltimore).
LONDON, Feb 2-Arrved, Albatross Tcnsiesen VIII
Entered out 10Th, Kate Carnie Wilson, for siugapore
and: 2lst, Enoch Tram, Duncan, New YORK aDd from
Lixssick. Feb 2o-saned, Nicola Barabno, Piazza.
MAAssLuIs, Feb l9-saied Ingolf Knudsen New YORK.
PORTLAND. Feb 2iPut into the Foods, Royal Tar, Par
nv from San Francisco for New YORK.
SWANSEA reb lY-saiIed, Maria Romano VaRDtin,
sTsuxBLr HEAD Feb l9-OA Triumphant Libbey, from,
Liverpool for New York.
Elsinore was beached today with the helm two gov
ernmen, lighters Discharge OF cargo commences to-
morrow.
HARwicH Feb 2O-The mark Behrend Behrinr; from
Pbadelpha Boston 4, which put in here 18th inst,
Is fathOms chain some salis bull
warks and wheel In entering the harbor she fonled
brig ste Eugene, of Redon, at Anchor Damaging the
headgear. 80.
SHANGHAI Dec 24-The damaged portion OF the cargo
is be put up at auction Today; ib
consists of 465 OF green tea ana o straw
hats besides quantity OF loose tea mot as before re-
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A CARD FROM JUDGE QUINN.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:
In an editorial In to-day's HERALD you refer TO
me one VINO views with alarm the growth of
the German power in this country OF ours,n and
also as one OF a class who cannot understand the
policy or giving such an ONCE as Commissioner
oi Pubic Works 10 sucn a gentleman as General
Fitz JoBn Porter.
desire 70 say that the writer is mistaken as to
the language attributed 10 me. In reference TO
the question OF emigration, permit me to
AID that | entertain very liberal views.
j beDeVe that the democratic party should
continue, as 1t has heretofore, TO deal with
the matter IN o Just and liberal spirit; and
mat the country Is large enough for, and win be
benefited by, even greater MAX OF emIgrauts IN
the Iuture than in the past whether they come
from Germany or any other country. | nave no
recollection Of ever having used the expresslon
ascribed to me or any words OF that purport either
10 public or private.
gard II az An efnine NJ one and have never ex-
pressed myself 10 the contrary. Respectfully
yours, DENIS QUINN.
MARCH c. ls-5.
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THE LONG WALK.

WESTON THE CHIEF-MULLENS FAST TINE
CoYLE MAKES A GOOD RECORD.
Last night the pedestrian exhibition at the HIP
podrome was brought 10 a close, ending in an I'M
doubted triumph Tor Weston, although he tailed
has throughout the six days SHOWN such a great
superiority over all the competitors that have
been put on the track against him that he still
remains the king walker Of this Continent He
walked down, IT will be remembered his first an
tsgonist Judd), who challenged him with such a
flourish OF trumpets, before he had walked but a
little over third OF the proposed distance he
started out 70 make, and caused him
70 retire most igbominiously. Then Mullen
was put In 70 finish the race, taking
Judd's record ana allowance. He MADE wonder.
fully good time for the first twenty-four hours,
but had after that TO succumb to Weston and
retire from tue contest with a record OF 80
miles on Friday. since then Mullen appeared no
more IN the flng until last nlgnt, when ne gave
splendid exhibition Of speed by making one mile
10 sm. shs. judd IN order 20 keep WITHIN the
terms OF mis- contract, also exhibited himself on
the track ~ lonR Intervals during the day and
night he appears completely broken down, and
was pitiiui.iookIng sgnt to gaze upon as he hoD-
pled r0und with the AID Of q stick.
George h. Coyle who was star ted to beat Wes
IONS tlme shortly after eight O'Clock on FRIDAY
n nnsb so ar sncseedea as 70 lead hn at the
be good slayer, and at some future time when
In better condition, will undoubtedly accom-.
morning aoOut the same time az Weston having
scored ~ mics and out on the track again a
lew minutes before his ANTAGONIST. He AGAIN did
bat two rests scored In all, 81 miles by midnight
weston looked as fresh as ever yesterday and
but little like man who had walked long a
journey. He retired 10 bed yesterday morning at
In. 32rn Sos, the score standing at 3T4 miles, and
slept urtu after four O'CLOCK. reaDDeaIIng On the
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track agai,A at Al. 4sm. He walked two miles
when M ne topped fourteen minutes Tor breakfast.
39lst q eleven O'Clock, when 3 stop was had for
dinrIer, aud his 4Ooth az III 1m sos. The 42oth
flashed his journey. Thus 1t Will be
seen Weston failed TO accomplish his full task by
50 miles. He claims TO have been able to nave
walked the mll 500 miles, but as on " ednesday he
had mis- opponent with whom he matched him.
self lad in his little bed, he did not over exert
himself after thar. Al the conclusion OF the walk
he was greeted with perfect ovation, which he
responded to In q few well chosen words.
On Monday Weston win make fifty mile walk
for the benefit Of ms three children, Mr.. Barnum
having offered him the Tree use OF the Hipp0drOme
TOR the purpose and at the same time lighting and
beating the building free Of expense.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Batavia, Jan l6-In port ship Akhar, Lamson from
Jan bark Spe err aobson
land, Mcfarland. st Jago; Marlor. Wines. New
a1se 81 eis sSy1 a ssE fsss
ssnrs Excl 3D. Harris pscE%o 9T h
In pSr, Feb - schr Moss Glen BID Wade, from Mobile
pSTss ssnFs s
Strong from do for New YORK; 18th, Eagle Rock, Ham
I1vsSa; March sa Ar ssamsrs Junlats cstns
Soften New Orleans Tor Philadelphia; bark Layinia
sailed 9TH schrs Aruna (Br), Mitchell Baltimore; 9TH,
Ralph CARLTON narkne.s north Of iiatteras s..,.
Or, RICHARDSON, Liverpool for Baltimore (and pro-
KIsasToE. Js Feb as-Arrived, schr Lottie Franck,
cNaT1SxAs, March s,Irrivea, schrs R Halliday. Van
sailed IN bark Ann .izsbe!h rnean New YORK.
WINS t2sR 49, " see ns
g, NeW YG,s scnrs Silver spray, wass and Moses
RIO GEAsDE, Jan ss-ArrIvee. schr Northern Home
RIO JIsKiRo. Feb 2-ssiied, bark Aquidneck, Raaic,
Arrived s DO gr9r to March 4, bark st Ursula Br,
sousmAmrros March g. AM-salled, steamer Icipzig
Ger. Hoffman Grom Bremen,, Baltimore mot sailed
previously.
tPER STEAMER wxsKR1
ANTwERP-Sailcd from tIusnin9 Roads Feb ~ Fred
macs, Peterson Boston Crusader wer Cailao 18Th,
Pleiades Chase. Sandy HOOK.
ALICANTE, Feb l9Arrived, Maggie, Palfrey 81 Johns,
NP
BRIsror, Feb 22-saAed. Lorenzo, Bozzo. Philsdel-
phia.
BREnKnnAvrS, Feb I9-Arrved Oder ~. Busslrs, New
YORK.
Sailed 18th, precosa Falk. Sandy Hook sand passed
Dungencss Dth), Betty, Nutlhorn, Tybec.
CORK, Feb D-Arrived Maggie NJ Chalmers Philadel-
phia
CApIz Feb 17-Arrived, s " Sweet Dunn New YORK
tand cleared same day tor Scvile).
Cleared 18th. Fairy Belle, West, Rio Janero
Arisx
LcIlh faDd annhoredL