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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02
. The Pirates of PsDzance'' Tonight

The diagram at Bren's ticket Office Judi
Gates that "The Pirates of Penzance," who
occupy the Theatre this evening, will be
greeted by the largest house this season.
The entire parqustte has been reserved, the
private boxes and the dress circle to the
fifth row. The company played in Macon
on Monday hight aud took the people by
storm, as viii sppear by the following notice
from the Telegraph:
ga fine audience assembled at Ralston
Hall last evening to hear for the first time
in Macon the OpeTetta Pirates of Peuzance.' ,
From the rising Of the curtain until
It's final fall, not for an in
slant did the interest flag, and the
applause was enthusiastic. Three times
during the evening were encores responded
TO.
"The music Of the operetta Is sparkling,
and in several parts even grand, If the mind
was nos led of by the ridiculous scenes and
extravsgsnces Of the characters. The
Pirates chorus set TO other words might
serve for b :lshazZar. The piece is full Of
gems, sweet solos, duets and choruses, and
through it all there runs a burlesque that
keeps every one smilingly attentive.
''Of the troupe we cannot say too much
in praise. No one would ever suppose that
their best singer left them before reaching
this point. The leading voices are sweet,
the chOruses strong, the actors well up In
their parts, and last, but not least, the ten
girls are pretty aud piquant. Taken alto
gether, the entertainment was probably the
most satisfactory that has been furnished
10 Ralston Hall this year."
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RuildIng-The Prospects,

At present there is very little building in
progress throughout the city, and the march
of improvement seems to have been sus
pended. This, however, is only temporary,
and is due to the exceedingly unfavorable
rainy weather, which has rendered
such work impossible. Again, there has
been difficulty in securing transportation of
lumber for the mills, due partially to the
same cause, and the lumbermen report busi-
ness very quiet. On the suburbs there
are few small frame houses being erected,
mostly for and by colored people, but
there are no improvements OF any note.
We hear Of several projected residences,
especially in the southern portion OF the
city, some of which have been commenced.
Most of these have been referred to,
and when approaching completion
will be more particularly noticed. We I'M
derstand, however, that within the next
two or three weeks there will be very
active demand for labor, and that build
ing will be general throughout the
city, more especially, however, in
a southerly direction. 1t is pre-
dicted by prominent lumber merchant
that there will be more building this spring
in Savannah than at any time since the war,
as there is an evident disposition on the
part of those who have means, to invest in
real estate. Now there is q compare
tive lull, but before this month closes the
music of the hammer and the saw will re-
sound from every quarter, and every branch
of mechanical trade win be proftably en-
Moved
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MARSHALL HOUSE.
A Quiet Family Hotel. Noted for Its
Comfortable Rooms and the Xxx.
ceIlence of Hts Table.
ARRIVALS FEBRUARY /.

H A Mclean, North Carolina: John Camel, S
@; 0 Watson, Philadelphia John @ Foley.
Charleston; J NJ Powell. W L Powell E L Law
son, Mrs L Lawson and two children, Eddie
Ballard, VIM Stricklin, Alfred Str cklin, Chas
Bradley, Fair Bluff, G.; w J Gibson, j w
Hudson, Charleston; John O'Neal, Georgia
John NJ Cook, Augusta; George Laurence,
agent Katie Putnam; j w Bonner, G
Fields, Talbot county, Ga; ] P Pughsley, Eden,
Ga; w w Smith, Barlow, Ga; Jas G Shaw, Mrs
JAS c Shaw, Macon; P Stewart, Cincinnati
H G Lawton. Steamer Katie; Nathan Doane,
Mrs Nathan Doane. Hartford; Frank Douglas,
Georgia; John T Rogers. Rudy Springs, Ga
J Kirner, Z Y Byrd, Detroit Coates, w
Carpenter. Ga; 8 Frink, Fla; r II Caldes,
Ga; DR. VIM Flake, E Brown, Fla; VIM Riley,
Hamburg, Pa; @ F Hidreth, Hildreth, N
H; d Simmons, Peter Clifton. III Patter-
son, Ga; Miss Emily Tn mas, Mrs Thos Will
liams, j B Brooks, Elmira, N Y; w P Higgins,
n Y; Geo L Edwards. Orient, N Y; Mrs S 81
Otterman, Miss Fannie Comstock Chas Com
stock. Jr, Troy, Y; s Nicoll, Shelter Island,
n Y; e 9 Roper, Washington; Dillenbery, N
Y; r Morrison, Wslthourville; A Morrison.
Hamlet, G; N D Kelly, Miss H Strong, Mrs
W Strong and children, Ga; r Brannon,
Fcriven county; II l. Pinckney, Charleston,
c; John Lott, Coffee county; Ronald Mcmillan.
Fayetteville, n Q; VIM Donovan, GAIA NJ Clark,
Miss 5 Backus. Detroit; Chas Campbell, Ga:
VIM Dunbar, Augusta N Porter, str w 4
Whelessi E RLPeGk, K w Cubbedge, Ga; H
Norton, Charleston.
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nasssrs and Things Lnconiesm1


Noted.
Magnolia Encsmpment No. /, |. o. o. f.,
meet tonight.
The assessment az the Police Court yes
terday amounted to $40.
The deaths in Charleston last week num-
oered 2l-whites 9, colored I2.
Mumps and measles have tackled the
adult population and a number are laid up.
Inc VIM: Lawrence left yesterday after
noon Tor Baltimore with a very heavy
freight.
young white man was taken to the bar
racks last night about 10 O'Clock, to be
locked up until he gets sober.
The work on the Cuyler swamp canal.
Notwithstanding the very rainy season for
some weeks, is progressing well.
Paulding. the young tragedian, who opens
mere on Monday night, had very large
houses In Augusta and Atlanta.
A magnificent lot of fancy valentines,
opened at EstilPs news depot yesterday,
attracted crowd Of admiring spectators.
There are indications of another change
In the weather, a slight rain falling last
pated.
The sale Of reserved seats for the tPirates
OF Penzance" matinee will commence at
bren's ticket office at nine O'Clock this
morning.
We had call yesterday from Mr. George
Laurence, advance agent of Kate Putnam,
who will play here on Wednesday evening
next in LENA, the Madcap"
DR.. Frank T. Lincoln, City Physician,
VINO mas been North the past few weeks,
returned home yesterday from New York
hY the steamship City of Augusta.
Naxf u-aaly xrSI
theatrical line, Milton Mobiles two nights,
Katie Putnam one night, and Lawrence
Barrett two nights and matinee.
We have already alluded to the fact that
the ouoys at CunniDgham's point and st.
MichaeI's are adrift. They should be restored
to their proper positions, as the pilots are
subject to much Inconvenience.
The Norwegian bark Ruth was cleared
yesterday by Messrs. Hoist & Co. for Am.
sterdam, with 1,e00 bales of upland cotton,
weighing SOS, Ill pounds, valued at SOS, 500
Cargo by Messrs. Chas. Green & Co.
The youngsters who were arrested for
stealing barrels from j. B Reedy's store,
We're before the Police Court yesterday,
and, In consequence OF their youth, were
turned over to their parents to be chas-
tised.
The meeting of the Jockey Club ad-
business other than appointing a committee
to submit report 10 reference to certain
matters connected with the recent races, at
a future meeting.
The store of W. ?. Fleming & Co at Dor
chester station, on the Charleston and Sa-
vannah Railway, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday night, with a large stock of goods
Loss 81 800. No insurance. L. is supposed
the place was set on fire.
We had the pleasure of meeting yester-
day Mr.. James C. Shaw, the clever and
popular General Travelling Passenger
Agent of the Central Railroad, who has
just returned from an extended trip through
the West in the interests of his company.
He received a cordial greeting from his
many friends.
Morris Leech, the colored Individual
who was arrested for taking q gun by
force from the son of Mr.. A. B. LaRoche,
had hearing in the Police Court yes
terdey and was discharged, 1t appearing
that young LaRoche In shooting at birds
had accidentally peppered Leecb, who
thereupOn took the gun from him.
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sales atthe court House.

There was only small ATTENDANCE at the
Court House yesterday, though in the
crowd were those who have the means to
buy, and had gone with the determination
TO secure good investments in real estate If
opportunity off red.
The following sales axe reported
G. H. Dorset sold two brick tenements on
southwest corner South Broad and Mont
gomery streets for IS, 405. A house and
two lots near Laurel Grove Cemetery for
$3.50.
]. Mclaughlin g. Son sold the warehouse
No. 200, on the Bay, between Barnard and
Jefferson streets, TO James K. Raines, for
50 GOO. They also offered twenty-seven lots
between West Boundary and Robert streets,
which vas withdrawn at 81 800.
The firm disposed of sixteen horses and
three mules at fair prices.
Kennedy g. Blum sold horses, mules and
wagons at good prices.
The property Cffsred by Capt. Geo. w.
Lamar were withdrawn.
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Northern Travel.

We doubt II there has been a time in
years when the travel, especially from the
North, was brisker than at present. The
trains and steamships arrive crowded daily,
and the hotels are taxed to their utmost to
accommodate their guests. A large number
Of these strangers pass directly through after
taking dlnnero or supper at one of the hotels,
as the case may be. On the arrival
and departure of the trains and steamers
the scenes at the Screven, Pulaski and Mar
shall Houses are particularly lively, and
bustling proprietors and clerks, porters and
walters are kept on run, but the former
stand the pressure.
The train on the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway, which left at half-past
four o'clock yesterday afternoon. had sew
eral coaches filed, and the st. Johns,
leaving at o'clock for Florida, carried a
big crowd.
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That bringing Po4ntsiR.

The King drinking fountain, situated on
the corner Of st. Julian and West Broad
streets, which has been the subject Of con-
siderable comment, is of no practical use,
and IA regarded as a nuisance to the locality.
In its present position it win never De OF
any benefit to the city, and we Suggest tnaL
some action be taken by the authorities
looking TO tine removal of the fountain,
which Is a very handsome and ornamental
one. to a site better suited for the purpose
for which it was intended. The Louise
Eing Association consider themselves en-,
freiy biameiess, as the gite was selected ana
the fountain erected By committee author
lied by the late Board OF Aldermen: Inc
Meter will be brought to the attention OF
the Council this evening by Secretary
pIafahek
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Our Rivera Busy Scene.

Six steamers left the city yesterday for
the adjacent towns on the river and coast,
as follows: The W. T. Wheless and Katie
for Augusta and way landings; Carrie and
Centennial for Satilla river, Brunswick, ETC.,
and the Florida and st. Johns for Fernan-
dina and Jacksonville. The ,whaTves and
river presented quite a lively appearance
during the afternoon as the steamers were
receiving their freights, and passen-
gers were going aboard. The scene was
exceedingly animated, and the excitement
was increased by the shrieks Of the whis-
ties. the stentorian voices of the mates, aud
the tuneful tones of the calliope on the
Wheless, as the various steamers backed off
from their mOorings and started on their
trips. To the stranger as well as the eiti-
zen the picture was an attractive one, and
bespoke the thrifty character of our river
and coast trade.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02

&. 49, 'Ie5 shirts Reduced,
a7s,-, '-le' 10 make room. Ask at
ian22 If
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-
Into Port at Last.

The steam tugs Lightning and May I.
White, also the dredge boat Baltic, arrived
here yesterday from Beaufort, N. c., and are
consigned to the American Dredging Com
pany. They are to be used for harbor i'm
provements, and have heen alongtime In get
ting here, having started early in December.
It will be remembered they also had In tow a
couple of scows or lighters that they were
compelled to abandon at sea, but which
have since been passed, as the schooner
Wallace j. Boyd at Boston January 10Th,
from Matauzis, reports passing on January
10TH. in the Gulf Stream, two wrecks, ap-
parently b2rges. They were made fast with
a haWser.
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III. Fresh Lot steison,s Hats,
49, ~. a1i StG Felts, at LaFar's.
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index TO New Advert,.emeu,.


Meeting Of Magnolia Encampmept.
NOtice-Wilder 81 Co.
auction sale BY l. d. LaRoche & Son.
valentines at Estill's News Depot.
Apples, onions, etc.-Kennedy 81 Blum.
Piano for rent.
Chambermaid wanted.
Furnished room for rent.
Land for rent.
employment wanted by young man.
bananas, pineapples, ete.-J. B. Reedy.
Printing press and type for sale.
Hot bed sashes for sale,
removal OF barber shop-Wm. Ingliss.
Flower seed, etc., at Tatem's.
willard Hotel lottery postponed.
southern Farmers Monthly for February.
Auction sale BY Henry Blum.
Sale OF plants by J. Mclaughlin & Son.
House servant wanted.
Unfinished rooms wanted.
Mutual Life Insurance Go. of New York.
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PatntuI Accident.

Capt. Henry Bruins, a well known fisher
man, met with quite painful accident yes
terday afternoon about half-past I'VE
o'clock. In attempting to Jump out OF his
buggy hefell heavily on his left leg, fraotu-
ring some small bones, and lnJuring me
hotai There DR.. Feruand attended him and
aid what was possible to relieve him of his
sufferfup
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EvENADRUG TAXASTONISHED.
Niles of Porous Plaster.

I-iH think, said Mr. 5, Of the New
l-'a lrsge C.rciar, that the consump-
'-- Of rubber Tllsters was 50 great until I
'-.5l i-e B=ns0n's Cspcine Porous Plaster
''.4'-s-neas- II tie pl2sters prepared
'-'' each DAY were laid cut in line the line
YOU'D rsaet five miles.
li mere such an enormous demand
IL articles Because it has merit, It
7, g---. Il you have a pain IN the
. r. .. 'lll..er, OF % the region OF the
VS. @ aa4rt, or almost any local ache
49, 49, 1-4s0a's CJpeiae Porous Plaster
Ia E. give you prompt and lasting re-
r-- 4 Gas an eIee- on the system which
~, 4 oo.ailei from any other remedy
49, ..l-'i' Qesiies it is neat, convenient,
80, III, 70 Eelr and inexpensive.
sr4 Y -i druggists. Price 25 cents.
ass -45 a-t worthless limitations.
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Mr.. Samuel P. Hamilton has obtained tn

Mr.. Samuel P. Hamilton has obtained the
agency in this city for the celebrated Ola
mond Lenses manufactured by the Spencer
Optical Manufacturing Company, OF New
York. These lenses, being manufactured
from minute CRYSTAL pebbles fused together,
have hardness I'd brilliancy attained by
no others. The re ground with scientific
accuracy, are FIR from chromatic aberra'
lions, and prodp, e brightness and dis
tinctness not before attained In spectacles
The Endorsement of all who have used them
is that there is no wagering or glimmering
of the sight, but clear and distinct vision.
They are handsomely mounted In gold,
silver, steel, shell and celluloid frames.
Each pair bears the diamond trade mark
none being genuine without. feb2lt
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02
Seriously III.

We regret to learn that Mrs. Margaret E.
Brooks, mother Of our well known towns
man. Msjor Jordan F. Brooks, was taken
suddenly I'll yesterday afternoon, and that
her condition was very serious. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie Brooks, who is In New
York, was telegraphed for, and was expect
ed to start for Savannah last night: Inc
numerous friends of the family extend
their sincere sympathy in this affection,
with the trust that the spprehensions now
felt he not realized.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02

Hon. w. B. FLEMING, Judge presiding.
Court met yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, when the following business was
transacted
Estate of James Mcintyre VS.. P. r.
O'Connell, P. W. Curry claimant. Appeal
Settled between the parties.
j. Nicholson 81 Bro. VS.. Callan & Mime
han. Garnishment. Dismissed by plain
tiff's attorney.
Court adjourned to 10 a. m. to day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02
RnufuaI SERVICES.

The meetings in the Baptist Church con-
tinue. The congregations are large and
serious. Rev. Mr.. Hanks has preached
daily for a week, aud has proven himself
preacher OF fne gifts and devout piety. lie
will preach this evening at s O'Clock.
The Rev. j. E. Hutson, OF Richmond,
Va, who promised to come and aid IN the
revival work, writes that he is sick, and
NAV mot he able to come at all.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02
-.5aeI, HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
,..,,s 70 Members in Arrears

chose dues are vet unpaid for 1880
vsnlt-1,, 1-.,rs Ted to pay them by the loth
p ae2aa5 o aaH h BE 18th Rn iast uP R fIs
n srHlgtz-a -o an in arrears, and it IS
81 b. asa.A sy@-v subscription will be paid.
r5e-i tla, n Chatham Academy, or to
Il. q. E b5l-'. - WM. S BOGART.
Taeas g. II :.
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WouIdn,t stop.

Yesterday afternoon, about three o'cioeA'
Policeman Langbell discovered 3 eoiored IN
diyiduai driving along the street In his
wagon, upon which there was no oa1 re, - -
halt. but tie dusky Jehu drove on. he was
finally oyerhauled and carried to the par
racks, where he gave his nanse as Ihomas
Craig. Two charges were then entered
against him.
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Skating To NigHt.
Boarding aud girtrg Stables.
THOMAS F. GLEASON,
LTtr! and Boarding Stable.

OFES. azI CLOSE CARRIAGES. HORSES
" Al4 hl6GlES 70 hire Orders for We'd
+-zs Balls, Parties. Theatre, Railroads,
Steamers AMI Funerals promptly attended to.
and a York street. between Drayton and
AbereOrn
vzi-rs 6.l-d at Eth hours nov2i-F. BI,sWtf
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The Muruiug Aelrs.
WEDNESDAY. PERRnARYa 10
Time OF Closing the DTaiIs-

Railroad and 1000 P. NJ N S-'''l 'sS'0A
Charleston, 3 and IOPn
Port Royal Railroad and 10 pw
Western mail via Central Railroad. "a
and 6:30P.M -'AAi OA1' - -
Florida mail via Savannah, Florida and West
err Railway, 3 p n '-''N y S0'
Thomasville and other points west OF DUPONT,
Darien and Brunswick BPM
savannah river, Tuesday, bPM
Mllledgeville and Eatonton $40 ~
ONCE open for delivery Of mail on Sunday
rom $50 70 ~ A n. and from 1870 to 2P n
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s.uNAL SERVICE OBSERVATIONS AT IU:44 P a.
lsAyANNAm MEAN TIMEl. FEBRUARY L 1851.
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NJ a. COHEN,
RaE street.

Secretary and Treasurer,
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miiIInaru Gnoda.

Clearing out of all millinery goods.
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Felt Hats In
Derby and Sailor shape. The entire assort-
ment will be offered for less than they can
be purchased in New York, ] have just
brellas and Parasols, Hamburg Edgings,
French Nainsooks, French Welts, figured
and plain, Piques, Corsets, Kid Gloves, new
styles in Neckwear, Ruchipg, etc.
H. G. HOUSTON,
feb2 tt al Congress- street.
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Qualifications.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Alabama State Gazetteer
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
is NOW IN COURSE OF PUBLICATION AND
WILL BE ISSUED IN APRIL THIS YEAR

is NOW IN COURSE OF PUBLICATION AND
WILL BE ISSUED IN APRIL THIS YEAR.
MO State Directory has ever been published
IN that will cover so vast q field, or be of
such great usefulness to the Business Men as
the Directory of Alabama. The work will be
SO arranged as to meet the every day wants of
the Business Community ard Traders
AS q Book of Reference it will be Invaluable,
To the Business Man, as an Advertising Me-
dunn, it can have no equal; for the whole
State, besides the principal cities of the North,
South, Fest and West will be canvassed; hence
circulation among thousands of persons to
whom, at q very triring cost, you can make
known your business.
1t win contain over 1000 pages, over 80. 900
planters names, with P. o. address, sketch of
every town, village and hamlet, with popula.
ton, leading industries. shipping directions,
ETC.; list of all merchants, manufacturers, pro-
fessional and business men; State, county and
city officials; courts, with time and places Of
meeting; railroads, rivers and islands. In a
word, the publisher intends making this publ
cation so valuable a compendium of informa-
ton as will entitle it to the support of all busi-
ness men throughout the country. For fur
ther information, address ROSS A. SMITH,
Publisher, Exchange Hotel. Montgomery, Ala
also publisher of the South Carolina Directory,
which is now on sale. jan26-W, F&M1m
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Simmons Liver Regulator,

And the trial and use is all that is necessary to
prove this to the most skeptical. Complete
satisfaction is secured to every one, and GER
tainly it is satisfaction to find the head clear
the bowels regular. the blood purified. and the
breath sweet. The Regulator is so mild, so
gentle, so harmless, and does such a world of
good in correcting the stomach, regulating the
bowels and restoring the health, that all that
is necessary is to give it trial.
jan31-M w. F,w&Tel1y
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naath nf mrr. PhIIpot.

The many friends Of Mrs Celia a. fhil-
Dot, wife Of the late Captain 7. n. Phipot'
win regret to hear Of her desth which oc-
Cured at her residence In this city sesteEy
iav afternoon, at O'Clock, Of consumption;
The deceased was an estimable lady ano
very much beloved in large circle OF
afsenoou' at 4 O'Clock, from the Cathedral
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02

some excitement was created yesterday
afternoon about quarter-past five o'clock'oy
the dtsorderlY conduct Of negro named
VIM willis, on the wharf OF the steamer
WheIess. The fellow was in a belligerent
mood and wanted to fight everybody tnat
came along. Policeman Msner cnaneeu w;
however. and, capturing the warrior, carried
him to the barracks.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02

Splendid Coaches and Engines for
the Savannah, Florida and West
ern RaIlwaY-Two Engines Ex-
pected rO-Day-The WaycrOss and
Jacksonville ROad-ThrOugh from
Savannah 20 Jacksonville In Less
than Six Hours.
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Clouds of despair darken the skies Of the
poor sufferer with torpid LIveFs, unless
he avails himself of the relief afforded by
Portalme, or Tahler's Vegetable Liver Pow
der, the favorite remedy for Sour Stomach,
Biliousncss, Dyspepsia and all diseases
arising from an inactive Liver.
ian2S-F M W6zw1t
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IDttetfG5.
T axe Notice!

All correspondence should be with NJ.
A. Dauphin as below. In all cases the
TICKETS themselves are sent and meeey
circulars offering certificates or anything else
instead. ANY one proposing to offer anything
else by circular or otherwise. on his own be-
half or that of the Company, is saotndler.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
N FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DISTBIBIJ-
TION, CLASS b, AT VIEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1ss1-129th Monthly
Drawing
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weather Report,

Indications for the South Atlantic States
to-day: Colder, rainy, followed by partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, mostly
northerly, higher barometer.