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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-01
GOOD NEWS.

Thc Ola Reliable Illinois Central
Railroad.
Is now sending passengers from Cairo
through to Eastern cities without dctcn-
ton. All line, from Chicago are now
running their passenger trains regu.
larry. Passengers for Detroit, Buffalo,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and all points East 90 through
without delay and on good time.
JAS. JOHNSON, Gen, Agt.,
J. ii, JONES, Ticket Agt.
CAIRO, July Is, 1877. 1t.
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Mrs, Henry Ward Beecher, whose house.
hold knowledge and perfect honesty no
one prc,umes to doubt, recommends house
keepers 10 use Washine. the new substitute
for soap. She says she is pleased with it.
lis q great saver OF time aud labor, and
can no more injure clothing than common
warm water. MR.. Bee her /, right.
Washine has many great advantages over
soap. 1t washes In One-lhlrd of the time.
II almost entirely dDesaWay with rubbing.
Washes a, we in hard water a. soft 1t Is
the only article known that will proven
NoOIcu- from shrinking. Other articles as
si,t somewhat in washing, but they injure
lIn clothes. Washnc positively VIII not
iujurc clothing.
These are some OF tle qualities which
have made Wa,hinc so popular among the
h1u~ekeeperS OF America. All
who are not using Wa,hine will not regret
IT, if they take special pains TO procure aud
give 10 triul. Price, aud 10 cents. Sold
by all grOccr,.
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Estate OF Timothy O'Cellahau. deceased
The. undersigned, having been appointed
administrative Of the estate OF Timothy
O'talIaban. late OF the county of Alexander
and State OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the
county court OF Alexander county, at the
court hGuSe in Cairo at the August term,
on the third Monday in August next, at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
quested to attend for the purpose OF having
the same adjusted, All persons indebted
TO said estate are requested 10 make imme-
diate payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of June, A. d. 1877.
BRIDGET o. CALLNHAN,
6-glwGw Administrative.
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70 The same, after which the meeting
adjourned to convene at the call of the
president. Isaac Valdez, chm.
W. VI, WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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Mr.. Louis Herbert, OHIO leyce, is the
agent tor Moerein'S celebrated Cincin-
natl beer. An extra fine article. S-2w
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VIV. 7 VVWN,
Chairman of Committee

On motion the report OF the committee
was unanimously conCurred inland COM
mittcc discharged
A resolution that the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the city
papers was adopted and the secretary
ordered to furnish copy OF proceedings
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a cottage on Ninth street, in good
repair. Apply to +. DELoNIA,
Sid city National Bank
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-01

Having entered into u co-partnership, for the
purpose OF practicing dentistry, in all its
branches, would respectfully inform those need
Ing the services OF, dental operator, that they
are prepared 10 attend to their wants in every
respect
The filling of teeth done In the most saiisiac-
tory manner. Inserting artificial dentures, al
WAYS with view of restoring, as lar as prac-
ticube, the lost contour aud natural expression
Of the most Improved methods and materials.
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by
lsIng nitrous oxide gas.
They extend an invitation TO all, to call and
ce them aud solicit a liberal share of their pat
onage. Work guaranteed: Prices moderate.
CANINE 4 WHIrLOCK,
Surgeon Dentists.
T. Commercial euue. between sth and 9th sta
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NOtice.
Buy your tin fruit cans at the New
York store and save money. jl.l3-jt.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

NJ suHortrs ITOm thls disease
anxious to be cured should try DR.. Kiss.
ner'S Celebrated COnsumptiye Powders.
These powd r. are the ony preparation
known that v i'll cure Con, umption and all
disease, OF the throat aud lung indeed,
50 strong is our faith In them, and also to
convince YOU that they are no humbug, we
viii forward to every sufferer, by mail
postpaid. a free trial box.
We don't want your money until you are
perfectly satisfied OF their curative powers.
If You life is worth saving, don't delay in
giving these powders a trial, his they will
surely cure you.
Price, tsr large box. 81. sent to 2ny part
OF the unteG States or Canada by mail on
receipt If price. Address,
ASH e. ROBBINS,
p Fulton II e,t. Brooklyn. N. Y.
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Notice 10 shippers.

The Cairo "-.s. y ,'.o.'.'.-.a. ''aii ivaA hSf'
resumed receiving freight tor all points.
ROM. CASTLE, Agent.
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DIRECTORY
AFRO BUSINESS HOUSES

Not". Any bufncgB iirm can have three lines
pace IN THIS column uudrr appropriate heading
The rate Of - W per month Or Sl2 per year
nyablc uurerly in lyauce.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. John Mccullough will act in ST. LOUIS
two week., b, ginning next Monday.
Mr. II. j. Montague is acting at the Boston
Museum, where ne VIII next wceA produce new play
naIlca oar Idol"
Miss Maggie Mitchell is acting at the Boston
TLcater IL Al guJu "Acr new pay ~ MI. hlhhlUH %
Chicago.
Mr.. Wallack's revival of wild Oats has
proved steadily successful and TINS comedy sun occupies
JAIs iaVOrl;s sla - aid gNt1 much pleasure
Mr.. Hermann Linde is giving a series of Reel
tatiou- IA German. StcuW4y Hall The mrs. r. cl-
ton occurred Va Feu 10. Tie second vii be gwen To-
night.
Mr.. Sothcrn is himself the author Of the neat,
expressive, and touching loyeacenc at tue plio III Tue
comedy If II me" aud also Of lie equally Ie!iu4toda
ioyc-.cauc - tie play Of - Hornets Nest
Performances III aid of the French Benevo-
l4nt So-rv ALI be gwen saturday evening FEB "a
nj the ACADEMY o, Music. Mile. Alucc Viii act IN Les
Dragons Sc Ei!.ast," and the htjIe comedy lie mali
dams "a Cotcn viii Dr performed
The san Francisco Minstrels are making
abIuIiui sport wi "A farce cO.Ied Ga. Hash hOusc
In tLls Mr. bacEs cnIcts tho sable lnuaGy, MI BrcA
Lu4 chief bOardei and Mr.. Eyudn Inc much Durdehed
servant; their travesty o. clearinghouse Ire Is
richly cuu.Icdl
Three performances of Faust are to- be
CorI,;nV. nur under the management OF ne hifaIiy
Brothers. Much stress Is to be lld On the scene OF te
WaIulg.4 t ana there VIII be nae ballet Itu Dy
SIgnOr MuecIlLu M 4utIuuAS IdiiuIlo -h"''N-41''
10 Rosa, and Gsu-din
MIR. BarIum is organizing a Travelling Show
vim XhIc h, Intends 10 lake the road IL Aprhrs eX
hbting IOr seek, IA New York. several S'artlhs
novelties have beeG purchased Tor the new caravan ID
nuin,rour agents 10 fetch tAtm ana u secure
a uumbcg 0I extraordinary riders Tor the circus MI
Raruuu l.nks JLi b" Will succeed IA surprising al III
pvrviols achievements with TINS fresh concOuTSe Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
SOME OF TILE COSTUMES.

Mrs. wcatherhead Of West Invent rst-5t dressed
in rich black grain silk with point lace collar and
diamond ornaments. She accompanied by one Of
the Russian officers, Col Keygarodof.
\ Martha Washington dress which attracted great
deal OF attention Of pale lavender silk heavily en-
broidcrcd with deep purple flowers bands The hair
was high and powdered
Mrs J. Trcmano = dress of black silk velvet and
roscculored silk combined folds OF rose color the
front forming a sash ia The back mncifIy draped with
pink agd black Oslcn feathers pearl and diamond orna-
mCutS.
beautiful dress worn by little brunette, was OF
pale buc silk ornamented with point applique lace pink
coral comb the hair and coral ornaments on the neck
and sleeves; cardinal fan
Mss Mamie Vandu=cn Of No. 142 East Flfty-fourthst
wore rich white silk, richly trimmed itu white fringe
and bGnrnes OF yiOlrts.
M-s Carrie Fowler Of Thirty-nnth-st wore dress OF
white tulie an white striped grcnadinr combined, Ornl-
ucEted with sprays Of flowers and grasses.
Miss Newton heavy gro, grain six, cream
color brocadrd 0vcrdres- Roman gold ornaments,
and diamond earrings
Mr., X Johnson wore toilet Of white berege, bro
cadet with purple silk flowers pearls and Roman gold
Ornaments. .,
Nj. d. l.. HaZclton OF Boston wore black grenadine:
low neck. and Ornamentcd with vlOcts; HAIR dressed
hi-L, with tOsc-shcl cu1ub.
Minnie Palmer wore prlnceSse dress or chcfry
ana white satin, striped white feather fan hair dressed
low, with crimson roses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

That man who denies a Democrat a good,
substantial gIoWi IS lees than AuInAA-lClhclhhAu
Enquirer DEM
We should have been glad if the Democrats
coud have matched Mcssrs. fierce and -eclye Win Two
men equally lndcpoA dent.-tBostoH Herald dndJ
But all the greater will be the credit due
GOV Hayes II nis Misunderstanding ShoHid PoVe success
poiiuca! Jpponents.-I Richmond NAiS DEM
The opportunity of the Republican party
will ZONE W.;h tic inauguration OF rs 1o" tL,- ~
!stiiyDg TIE hopes vi its best frend'-lBost0h "i"oe
IGndj
Concerning the 10000 votes thrown out
about which dr Matt Ilrpent "tS ~ Noirllbns, We
o. If sre mat the voters behind them are any more
deeply he sympathzed win lnaA ne -oOoo C Gu.i
doZe l. pu5lsan voters III the S.ae'- ~4ucH"a' Oo'n
mercial lndJ
The Hon. Henry L. Pierce, with characteristic
honesty and Independence, Yoied against Gi' Ply
IN tlc Louisiana 90 .Ou, tnus prOYH, mat mere "ic
some mon VINO have the courage to act 'Idare. npon
ther convictions. reSara.tI,s "I part!
It Is time that Louisiana should be relieved
Is a SUBJECT 81 political clinic Il 'l''sSc'."L rs h'rt
~ ia order 60 comprehend and earn me PROPER hi!i
agcIncut Of Tie political Disorders 81 l1c C" w.
s.st ;aat some @4l Ho, e, ne
Times uad DEM
Gov Nichols can, in three hours time, put
~ 49, m army organized, drilled, AMI s-lne'
e. erins IN Ia'' should sr Paclasi he recognized
he s,l g,ls question Ill DC pFrseuIoa "n'' o.
u.o figs force and 10 wnIt eKtenl-lNc"-OreaH'
Times tina DcM) -.
Now that it has successfully passed TINS Is
crisis. CO., Il. puBcn party n0aa thc Iutu'e LiIs - ~
rs ON hands. Tie Republican party his eapielty
rr.u, % make tie most oil the opportunity W. nay
strong faith in It's clear perception ald us runs '
cuces viii be IA harmony with It's great pOssiDl'4cs'
bauy Journal tRcpJ
We dislike the idea of accusing Justices OF
The supreme Court ~ being controlled ~
Nnr ne we vet driven TO that necessity justice bru
stiil has 10 IN ais power 10 relieve himself from an lu
tation against his judicial integrity BY ihiU|ns '1
,SrIr OF his influence and vote ~ The oregon case Oh
tbc size Of the Constitution and the boston
InaI iDtalD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
A COSMOPOLITAN RECEPTION.
THE BALL AND GARDEN PARTY.

THE BALL AND GARDEN PARTY.
MARKED SUCCESS OF THE FESTIVITIES AT THE
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-LARGE ATTENDANCE AND
GENERAL ENJoYMENT-INTEREsT N THE PRES
ENCE OF THE GRAND DUKE ALExIs-THE PldN-
CIPAL ELEMENTS OF SUCCESS.
Several ircumstances-primarilyt The fact that the
centennial fever was upon the people-comblned to
make the Lady Washington Reception OF st. johns
Guild in 1876 specially brilliant. 1t was the most
largely attended though not the most select party
and probably the most profitable ball given IN the
city during the year. This year several circum-
stances combined with equal force TO make 1t pos
slbly less profitable, but not less attractive. The
principal causes which might have been expected 10
make it less brilliant the hard times and the
political excitement, but the fortunate presence OF
the Grand Dukes made the entertainment emlnenty
successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
R,ryIoy or HARVARD GRADC4TES.

n,xyFR AT DRIMONICo's AND SPEECHES by PROM
INESr ALUMNI
The eleventh annual dinner OF the Harvard
il vos eaten last eveuu. D,lm6n'co's. About 10
,atrs OF the university many OF them wei known III
,.r.i,, and profcss.ona circles, were present Jo-
iii n Cboae the President Of the club' presided over
tho b,ncuct aud near aIm seated Prof T. T. DUN
h,r Nan of TIE Harvard Faculty Prois Lowering ana
,.,,lv,tn. tn Rev. Dr. Bellows, Henry l. Rowland
va, n p-i,lar,l Aitouey-Grue FIirchid, STATE Sch
TOR .ora,ue OF Buffalo. the Hon. Francis PsrAman Of
p,.,ou ma t.c Hon John .. Sargent The long tables
,,,.ug "a right angles To- tina, at which the President
at ,rr, well uIcd anu the somewhat tedious progress
- , dinner Xu, onliycue BY that cordial and enthus!'
ti mt yuicA is said 20 always preside over the an
r,aI reunions OF Harvard gradultes-the spirit winch
the banquet song thus expressed:
Anddrink. brothers. now, 10 the dearest oil names
That m ranging thought can ltcih'
To the love south, "a the lfi'y Oh ouI aso'
10 tie her that nOur.shed Us 'I''
dinner which vas served about ESQ O'CLOCK was NOT
over until aer9 No special decoration OF the room bad
h,en ATTEMPTED but the tables were adorned with flow
- Tho mental feast which succeeded to the courses Of
Duoulco was less artistic aud elaborate than the din
y ifsef The Arrangements Of the committee were IN
frfsrad with DIV unforeseen circumstances, nud IL was
~ LAST decided that the exercises Should De Oi an en-
ev informal character Letters were read rom fFts-
dent Pilot lame. Russell Lowell, the Hon. Nathaniel
fbay,r and BigelOD, expressing their re-
pt M being unable attend In response 10 the toast
The LADIES'" Henry W. Poor read al Original poen ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
A QUESTION or FIRE RATES.

The Withdrawn OF companies tTOm memDer-
sh.2 N tie Board Of Und rwI-ge aud tnp failure to
maintain schedule rates have led same Of The leading
underwriters OF this city. who Ae gt0'oTe strongly
Advocated the Necessity ., having established ra;es
for ell members the board, with penalties FOR writing
bclo,; those rates favor the adoption % rules making
rates IN ns city advisory. Al the neein. OF the Local
Boar OF Underwriters st"rly resolution Offered by
Htu~, A Dudley Wee President ~ the Howard lnSur-
auc. Company and eXPresdent % the National Board
of Underwriters, WIS adopted, adFotat'nS the au0-
lit.on Oh a. tadt portion % Tic Dual IS
charter which refers 10 The question
ON Rates and surveys, Nhs has heretofore lid cLr,u
% hc inspection Of buildings md Furnaces 10 tie COM
wiitea on Police amt Ouglu Ot rlf,a y commit
tee vas appointed further 10 consider the qacsu"n
and prepare a suitable amendment 10 tho charter 70
b, presented the next regular meeting OF lie Board
IL i. claimed that the Board or Fire Uuderwl7ters can
accOLup gOyd II tie question " rates il dbau-
dOncd than Is attained at present Without the c"Oct-
ton Of more than half the companies and agencies DONG
business tue city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

:7 q 50 p We 49,, on TqS es moor mo Of
Hs ii.aHs ana fer ! ,,t,S s g any am , ~
Feb. sd. al 100 D. IA.
CLARION he 2oth last, a, newark 81, Alexander
T WI b., az q'ee from his Ire Ee'5eInec No 81
aHl friends Of the fanny are respectfully invited 10 at
6ro,t in a@. O. Y smmoa5. a Wsyne,t Jersey cry.
K.t, Il. srcor' dlugfierot capt IGw@ri 9nkiin =,
New-YoIE, sunday, ne 25'h, Al ?.
HOLV-Ou Thursday, Geb %. Of PNEUMONIA Mildred. young
est daughter u II,nsy and Mar' 'FoIer, liot.
HULl-suadeny, o he 2Y.h inst :, C9Iwsl on thu Hud
son. Rachel Vie Of James - Il A "a the l3c year = her
Relative aud friends u a family resp fully invited 70
attend funeral FRIDAY a, qro+. rom the Presby
tcr!ln Church. Ec'. MI =! W. Teal Carriage vii meet
re iS 4 to ~ 81. ~ y NJ t1 y t d@s
Youngest .on Of .aly Ar4lf Lrnssen, aged
Tn. rel.ti5s snd friend. are respectfully ued to ,eud
Inc funeral. sa,aray, Fen - az oe.oas b. IRON
The residence 81 parents No. 20 Last E-4J -rstsi.
U.s. inst Of paca@i E5oL d. yOun .sj % q
jos T. ana Anna Noo-.
FluaAnc papers plea, copy.
PA9KER-At Pas~ac y J., on F D. % Anna wife OF Fredt
rSntr her LIE resacnce. ParH pace. Ryert:
on SAtu'da' t'n a. III !. 3; "a: ii aI's Ne"l OK al
TUCKER-On Thor4lay morning, Grace, widow q Pinning
q. Fucker the sjth wear Of her age.
qnc. attend rreral nom The church OF tho Incar
nation Mad'na'e, cor !!ag hitlsL' Oh saturday morn
lLE ~ luOtlorG.
vALENTISs-, Thursday r.b. %, Mary Jane daughter
% the JAKE Abll ham g.. Val. -iHt.
ana t..Sais c,, nyiisi 70 sitead tie funeral
81 tr',TEcS tLuryl, >tLyN"San square
Monaa. uIug.Iul, rrp. 81, q haipast l0o'rlocS.
VAN DoISE.N- a Rive Edge y. J., Wednesday, Feb
u John N.u No'-.I. he u.tl year OF h.- ar.
Funeral from BIZ. LAT" I.-der,", saturday Feb
- y IuOC.o,z Trains sy- loot ~ thaUDrr.
-.aI av ~ T. ard y. s.. g. Il. Carriages VIII b.
Tendance, t0 convey friends 20 tie house.
WoRson THURSDAY morning, 2-d .iS, Ellen Wocd VIE Of
Frank Nurr.
Funeral Vii! he ncid II christ Church, h and
IL.r,-u .sI., SUNDAY afternoon % Oclock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
MELANCHOLY HISTORY OF AN OLD HORSE
AL-.II.-.... E-Lnnr. of Nn1znrI. the of

MELANCHOLY HISTORY OF AN OLD HORSE.
William Gedney of Newark, the owner of an
Old and worn-out circus horse known Brandy" sur
rendered the animal the NewJcrsey Branch OF the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals ieT
days ago win request that he be put ont OF his misery
as speedily and humaney possible. Brandy N add
ton to the ordinary nrD.@s consequent upon extreme
age had badly eandred aud Lis existence WaSa
constant menace the yes o al visiting Mr. Gs.ney
stable. Tie horse ir'Iused TO stephen Van ink
All officer OF the society with Instructions tn l. sLoii
be Killed at Instead AZ dlsposIn2 OF the h"t~, -
directed Van NiHht brought hn 10 TINS ciiy took IlAI
10 The horse market in seventy Ourh-s, and sold MN
10 a .ypsy John Wharton for 50 30. Oihcer EYaus OK
the NrN-IOlk society Tor tie Prevention Ot Cruelty 10
Animals was inOrnas! Of the TRANSACTION and sted
Van Hne AMI Wharton. IGe horse hc caused - Dc I'M
uleiiltaIy killed. Wrinkle and Wharton Nc,ter
DAY brought before Justice smith at Enf GorktI.S Police
Court Both pretended 10 b. ignorant " the horses true
condition Van WnAlc committed fOr trial ~ de-
fiult 800 bail, and the gypsy was released upon
promising to appear ~ a witness II the trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
OBITUARY..
JOHN OXENFORD.

John Oxenford, whose death is announced,
was widely known the dramatic critic OF The London
Times. lie was born at Camberwe, London, IN 1872,
and admitted the bar in 1888 Mr Oxenford pro-
duced several popular pieces for the stage, including
"My Fellow Clerk Hs35), "A Day Well spent" q $500,
and Poor's Knot" sC9 He has published TRANSACTIONS
Of the Autobiography OF Goethe" the Conversations
OF Eckermann with Goethe" $3.50, the IfeIas" Of
Jacobs QS5jl, collection Of songs from the French,
and Euno FIschers Essay on Lord Bacon and his Phil
osophy" Cs57 Mr.. Oxenford visited tails country
about Ave years ago. and series OF interesting
letters tho theatcrs Of this city. His translation OF
the "Marseaise Hymn" published during the Franco
German war was deemed mastery production.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Ye,cs see Third Page.I


steamship od dominion waSer RcnnGna cry rn ana
Norfolk Win ,lss ana mass 70 Vg DGa0h ~ Fb 20
with naval STORES, cotton, sc, 10 VIM p Cyde e 90 ,
Hand l''''''
steamship Gen, Whitney Halett Boston, with mdse. and
pass. Metropolitan steamship co. $500 -
ship Kenyon of Liverpool Glover Calcutta 1874 days with
Bark slas Fish sawyer Hamburg % days ~ith empty
Bark cia'a CGerl GeEles Bremen 81 days with empty
Bark sophia R. Luhrs Googi0s. Leghom ~ days, with
mdse order, vessel TO John zttosen Passed Gibraltar
s day north Of HIATT ras lost and split sails
Feb 8 Win sugar 70 Brooks CO. vessel Waydell Co
day-, nse to ORDER vessel 70 Scanned Gros Passed
Rpr. FSicso1 Cyor, Evensen St Thomas /. days in
ballast 70 Funch Edge & co.
B4r1 Ga MILE 70 ore wee Fes n To- fa mSs Fys %
BARK Falcon (Norl Nielsen Hayre 90 days, in ballast to
TiF Jna3 PeptO SPAN SopndO Havana days in ballast
Irl. Typhou (Nor Thomasen, Rotterdam CT days with
mdse TO order, vessel to C. Tobias & CO =, --,,s
Es s 6 or @ker S 70 u % Santos % days
WIKI nut 70 Dnnlh q Co, vessel to Funch Hdye & CO.
achr Mand c. tof It John y b. Rogers Mstauzls 20
days with uOlasses Gusayus COMBS II. Win
schr ling of St Johns y F. woolrar, Patrls 81 days
Gibraltar jan Il, with cuTrntS to order vessel " Geo. T.
sem sc6T J. W vannamau. sharp, Virginia
Scr T lam o TH I5ranr Norfolk
scur Mary \. Pr,imOre, Fch Providence.
ChlS. HOigiOn, Foster Providence.
steamships Pommeanl, Tor Hamburg state Of Nevada
for GLASGOW; Richmond, Richmond; Absmarle,
Lewes own Philadelphia barks St Luie, lOr
CaaO Eliza BIss for Bermuda brig Abbis G. Titcomb Tor
VIZ D--suuset. light Y. W, very hazy.
UONESJIC POET-.
PHHABE .DHIA Feb. 22-Arrlyed, steamships Reading,
Couur Bo5rol; tenupete, Miller Boston; kattesnake,
Ni.ey NndcaiOr Rogers NewHork barks charles
T1ttfe Nilsson, cardiff Martina r. Tucker FUCKER santa
lbraa: Iyfd Corning, Mcssina; SchamyL Palermo
briggs Martha J. Brady Brad Bilbao l. Staples. SOwers
Palermo schr. Jennie Middleton, Whitaker Matauzds.
Cleared hlgs J. ". Ey-m4E Patt, Richmond Loop
ard Alb 'rtsor, New BEDFORD Agnes, Burick, NewYork
Harrisburg Worth. liamsbIrg scnr. John Middleton j.,
Townsend. Haruadocs Sae, steam ships Illinois, Agnes
Leopard and Harrisburg
BAauMUaE Feb 22-Arlve. schr. May Novel; Davidson,
SdgLi. Cleared steamship Johns HOpkns Iact' Boston;
BARK hQdrcrk. ftne no sailed, steamship Leipzig oarks
Grousvacr, Il. LOUISA.
Liverpool.
VNRYtgD HAVE Feb. 22-Arrived schrs Lizzie y. snal
Tor Boston Robert Ripley Ba mOre for Cam
dan Banjaniu oliver ard O. Curtis Boston T. Virginia
Jesse starr Portsmouth for Philadelphia q. CrOiX Wey
WilmingtOn y. c.. Minnie (Br IT. John y. b.
Tor Anne Lee, Koclp0It, Nc, Tor East0n, Nd
Passed by-~chr Charles T. Elmer Boston for Richmond,
sailed, DdrA Ada cray schTs Mathew kinney, Emma
q, Edwards.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Marguerite iNor), Jacobsen from Antwerp.
which ed DIST and anchored sandy Hook lowed ID
the city inns evening.