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SAN SABA, April 3.-Pursuant to call a
citizens meeting was held this evening to
confer with.the lines that are pointing this
way and a cSmmi, Tee OF six was appointed
to confer with the companies TO induce
them to consider our advantages. The COM
mittee consisted of Dr. A q, Gregg, j. A..
Poole w. NJ. Murray aud Il. w. Ward.
Our citizens were sorry to-day TO hear OF
the sudden death Of our former citizen ana
merchant, MIR. Sam Est,p, " ich was
caused by team running away aud throw
ing him OFF the wagon ana the wheels pass.
member OF the knights of Pythiss.
Warm weather. There are prospects of a
rain which is much needed.
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HENPsTEAD, May 5.-The special train
from Austin arrived here at 9:l5 tonight
This train was put on by Colonel Swanson
for the Benefit of Legislators who desired "a
leave there this evening About twenty.
five legislators and a representative Of the
HERALD availed themselves Of this oppor.
tunity to get home. The treatment Of oil
on the part of the officials of the road was
all that could be desired, and more than
could have been asked.
Weather threatening, with ron at almost
all points near us.
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San ANTONIO. April 3.-The coroner's
Jury sitting for a week past 10 inquire into
the accident A. Eagle Pass Junction, on
the Galveston. Harrisburg & San Antonio
railroad. will render q verdict tomorrow.
Five Jurors sigued q verdict to-day censur-
ing the railroad Managers f0r gross negii-
gence. The curuuer lined General super
iufendsnt Converse 81 for cOnteupt Of
court for falling 20 appear e. q witness.
Gus Nelson, contractor. wns killed and seF-
eral wounded by this collision.
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BEEsHAs, May ALLEN Taylor. sged
O.. q farmer in comfortable Circumstances
living in the Greenv,ne nsighbOrhood, IN
this county, suicided this morning He
used o shot gun. No oluse Is assigned Tor
the rasn act.
A large croud IL expected st IN Mai-fesi
tn-rnnTrUW
sir cd1riets. sem nc Z THE lne term
rr the fistrici G ur VI Be tEtfn 20
f Whites Brace G IN y G nFic- farm 20
night.
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MExA, May 3.-The grand celebration
to-day by the Me1ia hook and-ladder cum
pany was a success in every respect. About
200 persons were present, many from a
distance. Professor g. Mo-eley, ~ behalf
Of the MAYOR who was unable to be pre.
eut. maze a very appropriate speech ~ vel
cBme. Miss Matte Long, the elected
queen, made n most fitting and eloquent
response 90 the c1rOEatiOn cerenofn
:, ,eerhes were alsO made BY others. The
DAYS amusemeuts closes with ball %
night.
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IowE, May "a mad dog passed
through OR parts to-day, and as he moved
on did not forget to scatter the seeds of sad
ness over our pescciul community. Before
the raying canine could be- captured, it was
discovered By ]. 4 bradshaw that one of
his children had been terribly bitten.
There is out slight hope Of the child's not
taking the hydrOphobia.
The weather continues TO keep fine, and
our farmers are in good spirits. Prospects
for crop are better this year than for a
long time.
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Special to the Herald.
MARSHALL, May 3.-Stillwell II. Russell
has not been removed as many suppose.
His term Of Office has expired and the fight
he is now making is for reappontment.
His immediate friends know nothing of his
movements.
j. A. Hates room was entered last night
while he was peacefully sleeping by thief
VINO stole his watch away.
Rev. A. |. Hamilton is in this city, The
gentleman has many warm friends.
Judge Booty was on the streets this even
ing. He is Improving in the meantime.
Hon. William Stedman is conducting
the business OF the court to the satisfaction
of all concerned Large acquisitions have
been made to the mechanics and IabOrlng
forces employed in the Texas e. Pacific
shops.
Ex-mayor Hawley has returned greatly
improved in health and will Az an early
day resume his editorial duties.
MARSHALL, May 4.-Rev Father Granger
returner this morning. He gives glowing
description Of the conservation services, and
is Greatly pleased with the new bishop. We
trust that his grace will visit this portion of
the vineyard AT an early day, where he will
find warm hearts and generous hands 10
welcome him.
The weather continues dry and mild with
indications of rain.
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nIttlAA " NAE
CoRncasA, May 3.-We understand that
our city engineer, J. c. Heron, has been
appointed one Of the commissioners TO de-
termine the boundary line between the In
dian Nation and TeTas, in the investigation
deciding uhefher Greer county belongs 10
the Indian Territory or or state.
At the corncil meeting last night the re-
mort Of the city engineer In regrrd % the
Holly vater-Torks system Was beard
and q committee was appointed
10 examine into the probable
erpsnditure and the time neCes-
sa-v 70 erect works at this point; also a
LEGAL committee 70 examine into their con
sfituti0nai right before taxing serious steps
Al Of them are in favor a the movement.
and there IL no doubt that Il i Il in their
power The future water supply d Corslcana
4 an accomplished fact. An invitation Nes
extended ~ the c0uncil 20 Aessrs Drake
and Whar IN, agents f1r the Wafer com
uanv. 20 visit Corsirana 81 the expense q
the city.
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nlasnatYd naniase Guide, go Pages, oIoth
and eli blfdloe 80 cents same IN papor covers
~ cents Manhood ~ cents womanhood, 10
tontsi pamphlet TENTS, securely scaled, By
mall Send money or postage stamps DR.
WHirTiER, The great specialist, ef7 ~ Charles
street 81 Louis No
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ersti.i - De He-tl1
str Fnasc1suo. Cal Mry s-Ths Tsrss
p-sss as-1c7ar On h1s iust srired- I'd i
s--.rr|irs - So F'nlrrs hrteL Al AZ wel
~ I'll ~rrua,r he-s frs OF IL aETa
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ladloe, was tho Only railroad legislation 10
c0mplished,
fl'e Interest 40 on school land, passed
to-day 0ny cot through ny n stfdol, aud
that NJ tho Instance ~ IN executive ~ ..
snRe.
However The p'ople may differ wit i the
governor rcspeoiiDH his university aud rail
rond policy, the prevailing verdict here u
that lie has made " WUrthicr record thnu
the legislature. 10 sny that lobby
Ing was conductcI without conceal.
mcnt Is putting the Ect mildly
It was noticeable fact thnf
much unreasonable oppOsiton came from
Senator C0kc's friends, and this, taken H.
connection with the recently ANNOUNCED
declaration by the governor not TO allow
the use Of his name for third term, affords
strong presumption in favor Of the opin.
ion advanced by your correspondent some
time ago, that plenipo!entiaries had come
here from Waco to negotiate trade OF the
state. but failed In the enterprise,
Lieutenant Governor Sayers and other OF
Judge Irel,nd's friends are here, AS well as
; ONE of the friends of Judge j. i. Henry,
Of Dallas. The latter is regarded as the
favorite.
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sFs-i.i foths Hsr.ld-
Waoo. MAJ Ain an interview With your
correspondent TO-DAY General J. B. r.
Hobs-tsun. q this city. sid. 7 am -
5id..s ~ rgre-nor. / make the racs r. On
iu5e pendent dernncr1t On these IDEAS
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METROPOLITAN LIFE UNVEILED!

A%hNuB NNZANI
Yo,. rIs.las fsei iIsssa. soopaga iso rnitiatss,l
Hsvesing riseries Of high asd low life In Amerieas
sr.nt les fAshiOa folios and fnyoliies the
scenes -os Of pretty deceivsrs ctys rich and poor
iasivous oOrruption at Washingtos ruin ofinnocent
Urls. old hoary headed sinners hysat light ibewttching
sirens1 viotinsi VOudou ard Nernos horrors start
oatfts 75o. Add. ANCHOR PuBlISh'C co.
sr LOUIS Mo- CHICAGO III ATLANTA. Ga
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vital fluid passing uhobserved In the urine and
mans other diseases that lead TO insanity and
death The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates the best col.
leges OF Europe and this country, and have had
large experience in these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
q case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(under their special advice and treatmenD will
not cure, or for anything impure or injurioug
found in 1t We treat all private diseases sue
cessfully without merctry. CONSULTATION
FREE. Thorough examination and advice In
Guiding analysis Of urine. IS. Price of VITAL
So a bottle or four times the
quantity, $40. Sent to any address upon receipt
Of price, @. o. D., secure from observation, and
In private name Il desired by English Medical
souri,. Postofice box, 2i6o
Wholesale agents. Williams Tolliver &
Walker Dallas Texas
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cTARTLING
, DISCOVERY!

victim Of youthful imprudence causing pre-
nature decay nervous debility lost manhood.
etc, having tried In vain every known remedy
has discovered a simple self-cure, Which be VII
end FREE IN his fell0w-suferers Adhress D.
81 D -" r ff ~ .fN-n 81 y
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GDgE PRESCRIPTION for the speedy curs o
ENtE Seminal Weakness. Lost Manhood
-. Nervousness, Confusion Of Ideas, Aver
sion TO Society, Defective Memory and disordor.
brought on by secret habits and exces ~.
druggist has the ingredients. ST. Lou , a.!
Inste. 6l9 ST Charles st Louis, No.
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The Great English Remedy.

j. a never.failine euro
for norfOns debility,
exhausted vitality, sem.
in0l weakness, sperma.
torrbma, LOST MAN.
HOOD. lmpotcncy, par
alysis, and all the terri
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youthful follies and ex-
cesses OF maturer years
such as loss OF mem.
DRY, lassitude. nocturnal
emission, aversion OF 90.
ciety, dimness of vision.
noises IN the head, the
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yu1rs II. Z. Henry. Of Dallas, = TIE
,l,,,i,.s ~ Governor nobsrts and his friends
~ rerf governor and Il here, Il Il said, On
n invitation Of The g0Fernor-
prirnte caucuses are being bed nifntiy
~ ti,a f-ier1r III Judge Ireland and cher
Tlae fuder.ende1t movement ~ Fiaoie IN
he lerisIatnrt.
-. f-aI~r.lrr fisfrir- and Il known 70 be
-. 1900 Term w1rt Gen. BennFldes.
80 lrlI -r.ar lrrre NeLIrsn rcte-
ID = rrrreIr1 tiIat 0aIrescn clrn9i
..o-r'-.li - fts en- 1ilr1e IN tte oenocr..it
rr.rrrtior n rts tuu1It ~ m Df- -
sarr-t q sts III D. err relle1 - starl -
~ if14rf1la1t r1rlIlure- tr.aT - 2
TO- s.-I-i..-1 tnar Al hrs rrDVed hir-ssi
rrerf ths atls.t nsrte-s Of ths lssia-fure.
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o. M. RoBIRTs, Governor"
On motion OF Tarleton the rules were sus-
pended and the senate substitute was taken
M. IL amends the law 80 as 10 make
the interest Of school lands accrue
ON the whole amount Of the
upoa the annual instalment, and puts
the minimum value OF timber lands at S.
an acre. Amer much fillibustering. a trait
less effort TO reduce the minimum price TO
g. 50 and 81 IS ian acre, according 10 loca-
ton, the bill passed.
The following message from the governor
II herewith return the following bill,
psssed and approved during the present
@ssion M 10 the present 5th Of May, 1ss2,
for the information OF the mem
hers. and that their constituents may
he assured Of IT, will state
thst the congressional appOrtiOnment bill
will become law without my approval.
Not having participated in its construction
! am not entitled 70 psrtlcilsIe ~ tos y.
in the credit for any merits which i may
r,osaess and as governor, ] ind no good
and sufbcient rsssons for interfering 20 pre-
vent is becoming q Law as Il has been
ussssd BIZ the lsw-msking power OF the
s.sfe. Hespectfully submitted,
o. NJ ROsEKTs, Governor
Or motion q Stewart, Of Hopkins, the
house bill with senate amendments, With
drawing the reservation lands ron sale
VS. taken I'D. Discussion was cut On oy
fhe main Question and the house refused q
r0ucur in the vital amendment taxing On
~ rruriso protecfing fles already made
ne other nrnendments we're cJncurred in.
Al rurf.rruce committee vas appQinted
er,d 1rilsf % arres and the biIl died With
ndi0rrumert sine die
cafTTAL sOIEs-
II may he sid thet the lerisl nturs
rirfusllT - d1un on every rneasure- en
cert nrIuo-fiuurnert. elr1rscfd In the E1F
r---.rr'ster rrrrruruIrnerrs- 70 j. o1l1lfl
d the rUTern1T 1rr-0res q ne cent IA
tiIe pa1duck requiring c0lnraI les =
deliver frir.x lbscharEss IN The bis o
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Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
and Atlanta.
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1t begins to look as if the prim and
proud, truly good Old Bay State were
suspected by Providence of being a
modern Egypt, if one may judge by the
plaques with which the commonwealth
is inflicted and threatened. The water
of her cities swsrms with all manner of
eels and other strange and repulsive
living things; Out-and out eannibalism
has Just been discovered as fiourishing
within her borders; an invasion of Joe
Cook is looked for before many moons,
and Malone and Riddleberger are ex.
pected to swoop down upon her this
month. But, worst of all-the ''acute
accent" of her woe-it has been dis
covered that her beans-her baked
beans-the dish of her dissipation, the
staff of her succor, the seed of her cul-
ture, are infected with small bugs, the
eating of which is death. "Ah, miserie!"
the Goldfish balls will doubtless next be
stricken with blight - G0urier-Journat.
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:fertiliEers.

For sale by Lippman Bros. and Rolomons & Co
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Mrs. Nancy Hartman, of Mansfield, O.,
writes: 81 have been under the care of a
physician during the past seven years.
Sometimes would feel better, and then
again would feel worse. The past two
years nothing seemed to help me. About
two months ago my doctor seemed to be
getting discouraged, and l lay completely
suppose more to get me off his hands than
anything else, as he said / would never
leave my bed, told me / might try Browns
Iron Bitters, at the same time remarking. 1T
was a good tonic, and would help to keep
me alive have used the remedy about
two months, and have been out OF bed nearly
two weeks, and now help about the house.
It has acted like miracle in my case"
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?" TTTTTT NJ ~ : a
49, 0--sfnary. ..-...-.... '.'"''''4
toss.----r .......-..-.-ss-.'
tfl-- This market was comparatively
sci Isl. AND e.r- ba1s having been dis
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
Sea Island Route to Jacksonville

AND ALL OTHER POINTS IN FLORIDA
A DELIGHTFUL sail through a strictly In
"A land watercourse, inSuring full nights
rest and good meals at regular hours.
CITY OF BRIDGETON AND FLORIDA
On and after January 1st, will leave Savan-
nah DAILY Sunday excepted p. m, con-
Meeting at Fernandina with
STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN
Via the new Fernandina and Jacksonville Rail-
road. Only 20 minutes by rail. Close connec-
ton made at Jacksonville with steamers for
all points on St. Johns and Ocklawaha rivers.
Connection also made at Fernandina with the
Florida Transit Railroad for Waldo, Silver
Springs, Orange Lake, Ocala, Gainesville and
Cedar Key, thence by steamer to Tampa,
Manatee, Key West, Havana, Pensacola and
New Orleans,
For tickets and staterooms apply at Office
LEVE & ALDEN, corner Bull and Bryan SITS.
On and after the 21st November the
STEAMER DAVID CLARK
Will sail every MONDAY AFTERNOON at
o'clock for the SATILLA RIVER, touching at
st. Catharine's, Doboy, Darien, ST. Simon's and
Brunswick, and every FRIDAY AFTERNOON
at o'clock for DARIEN, touching at interme-
date landings.
Through bills Of lading and through rates of
freight issued for all stations ON the Brunswick
and Albany Railroad.
Freights for st. Catharine's, Doboy, Cane
Creek, st. Mary's and Satilla river payable in
WOODBRIDGE & HARTMAN,
General Agents.
g. IEVE G. P
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TwentY-three boys gathered from the
streets of New York left for Culpepper
county, Va, Tuesday evening, where
homes have been provided for them.
They were sent by Mr.. Whitelaw Reid,
who briefly addressed them before leav-
ing, giving them some suggestions con-
corning the new course which their
lives will take from this time. Every
boy was provided with a complete out
cit, trousers, shirt, coat, scarf, shoes,
socks and cap; where their own gar
ments were old they were exchanged for
new ones.
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CONTAINING all modern improvements.
~ Their popularity is attested by the large
increased sale In Georgia and Florida. Send
for illustrations and price list.
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ALBANY EXPRESs.

ana Thomasville daily without change
connection at Albany daily with passenger
and from Macon, Eufaula, Montgomery. Mo-
bile, New Orleans, ETC.
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for ApaIachj-
cola and Columbus every Thursday and Sum
day. 49,
Close connection ct Jacksonville daily (Suu-
days excepted for Green Cove Springs. At.
Augustine, Palatka, Enterprise. Sanford and
all landings on st. Johns river
Trains on B. and A r. n leave functior
going west at 1920 P. NJ, and for Brunswick
at 3:43 ?. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
= through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car
tons secured at Bren's Ticket ONCE. No -
of Liberty street -O0~
d. .. TYSON, JAS. L TAYLOR.
Master Trans. Gen1 Pass'r Agent
r. g. FLEMING. Supt.
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4iIoeoa, 2Oad. 'eOfuaFy 6.-Exehange on
alSisi h, February 6. 400 D. m.-Copsols
Pans money; i0054 for account.
,AEE Osfv'..s--sa Fy 9: 4 p. m--Rentes. e2f CSC.
tofk sigbf 5 :. February 6.-Esxehange-N New
laaksFs' sfs-li, ~ per y 600 premium; bankers
sossrn-..S-1sEl. February 6.-Exrharsa "A sss<
~ s w. ~ s,onds steady ami Hnchaneed f
t1.tts TOM - Iour sne a nalf per cents
IA Der es,. eentE, 1iSIk Money. 4 nIus
RFer slAts bonds dun and generally
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Alexander Harding. Baltimore, up Jan Fl.
Kate V Aitken. Thompson, Wilmington, cid
JanN
Sophia Hanson, Baltimore, cid Feb g.
Jno Case, New York, up Feb T.
Samuel Hart New York. up Feb l.
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RECEIPTS.

February 6-366 bales cotton. a cars lumber.
/ car laths, car wood, I car ice, / car cotton
seed, $50 bbls rosin, % bbls spirits turpentine
bbls syrup, bols and 436 boxes oranges, II
sacks rough rice, bales hides, and mdse.
Per Charleston ana Savannah railway. Feb
ruary 6-5 bales cotton, 2 cars salt, / car
guano. lis boxes tobacco 50 caddies tobacco,
20 sacks rough rice, and mdse
Per Central Railroad. February 6 i, 675 bales
cotton. 500 long clears 100 bbls -four 100 bbls
lime 149 coils Tope sos sacks cotton seed SO
boxes tobacco, 125 tubs butter. 10 boxes butter,
so hf bbls beer. SO or bbls beer, 80 pkgs furni-
ture, Is bbs whisky. "a iles yarns. IL bales do
mestics II cars lumber. "a pkgs mdse
Per steamer Cumberland, from Hawkins
ville-65 bales upland cotton
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Per Central Railroad February 6-Fordg Agt,
Herman & K. est Jno Oliver, G D Rogers, W
Miller. A Miller & Co, ] S Collins & Co, III
Schroeder, Saussy & H. Basler. Crawford &
bert & Co, A Friedenberg & Co, Allen & L, G
Seller, w NJ Davidson. 7 w Boatwright Jos A
Roberts & Co. Bendheim Bros & Co, Eckman &
V, r VI Barthemus. Order, Jno Flannery & Co,
bridge & H, H NJ Conner & Co, Wilcox. G & Co.
NJ Farley, Walter & Fl. H Grant & Co, W
Lathrop & Co, Estes & MICA, Woods & Co, w W
Gordon & Co. Order.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Feb
ruary 6-Fordg Office S. F & w Ry, M Hull,
H Myers & Bros, NJ Boley & Son. Allen & L,
Lee Roy Myers Solomon Bros, w E Alexander
& Son.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway,
February 6-Fordg Office. Lee & L. Bond & S,
Peacock, H 6 Co Lee Roy Myers, G H Dorsett,
w ID Simkins Jas Manning Holcombe, g & Co,
Saussy. H & r. A NJ Cohen, Mohr Bros, Hay
wood g & Co. NJ Henderson. r B Reppard,
Haslam & H. John NcDonough, Bacon & B,
Jno Flannerv & Co. NJ r Silverberg, p Prenty.
II Myers & Bros, LePage. Bendheim Bros &
Co, D Bacon & Co, Dale. w & Co, w w Cor
don & Co, L Guilmartin & Co, CT Stubs &
Co. F Farley. Walter & II, H NJ Conner b Co,
w w Chisholm & Co, Woods & Co. Chas Ellis,
NJ Maclean Baldwin & Co. w Lathrop & Co.
Per steamship Saragossa. from Baltimore
Allen L, DR. A Bouton, o Butler, Branch q
G, B Cubbedge. CocRshutt & j, Crawford q
L. w D Dixon, W NJ Davidson, NJ Eiseman.
Ferst & Co. G Ecksten & Co, Mrs w w Gordon,
Gutman Bros, S Guck7nheimer & Son, g NJ
Heidi & Co. A Herschbach, Hull, w G
Jackson & Co. Max Krauss ] II Kemps, Julius
Kaufman LETTER NJ LAWN, Jno LYONS, N
Lang & Bro, Loeb & E, Morgan & Co, w B
Nell & Co. MeGrath & Co. g Nichols. Order
g Haynes & Bro, Order 7 P Bond Order w
SchleY & Co, Order J Schley, Order Jos Schley.
Order Saussy & II, G W Parish Palmer Bros,
Reedy, @ ID Rogers, l. Remion, III Ruwe,
Russak & Co. F ] Ruckert. JDo Sullivan, Solo
mon Bros, str Clarendon, j H Won Newton, d
Weisbein, j B West & Co, Weed & c, Thos West.
Per steamship Worcester. from Boston-C
r r, S. f & w Ry, & S r r, str Florida, L
Appel, Allen & l. d G Bacon & Co, E Bur lex,
NJ Boley q Son, A H Champion, 8 Cohen. John
Cunningham. A Einstein's Sons, Chas Ellis, s
Guckenheimer & Son, L Gilbert & Co. Gau-
dry & w. Holcombe. g & Co, 8 g Haynes &
Bro, A Hardees Son & Co. S Herman, Ken
nedy & b, Moses Krauss. E Ling, Ludden &
B, Lilienthal & K, D Lester. Lynch. Lowell
& L, A Letter, Jno Lyons, Myerson & w, A j
Miller & Co, Meinhard Bros & Co. A s Nichols.
Order H K. G Parsons. Palmer Bros, B Reedy.
Richards & w. ] Ryan, j Rosenheim, M M Sui
Ivan, E A Schwarz. Savannah Oil Co, Solo
mons & Co. Solomon Bros, II Schroeder, H d
Wilson, A u & w West, J Walter, Henry
Yonge.
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MEMORANDA.

TYBEE, February 6, 5:45 m-Passed up,
barks Lady Dufferin (Br), Marie GER, brig
America Br)
Arrived and ordered to Brunswick, bark Hos
CNer).
Arrived at quarantine, bark Nalon (Spl.
Passed out. bark Hos (Nor). brig E II VIII
liams schrs NJ B MiIlen and Menewa.
At anchor, waiting, banks Nsja (Nor), Karl
Won Dobein (Sw).
Wind S. s miles; fair.
New York, February 6-Arrived, Mas. Hip
parchus, Orinoco Washington, Alps.
Arrived out, Waeland, German, Johanne,
Fidalma
Homeward. wimburn. Darien; A NJ Schwei-
gard Wilmington.
New York, February 3-Arrived, schrs Jen-
ME Rosaline. Tooker. Jacksonville; s G Evans,
Sylvanns, Fernandina: A Heaton, Brooks, Sa-
vannah.
Buenos Ayres, December 30 Sailed, bark
Young Eagle (Bri, Graham. Brunswick.
Lizard, February 2-Off. bark Ali (Nor), Be-
rentsen. Savannah for Havre.
Baltimore. February 3 Arrived, schr Paul
Seavey, Young, Jacksonville.
Cleared. schr Sophia. Hanson. Savannah.
Philadelphia, February 2-Arrived, schrs
" May, Davis, Fernandina; Emeline g Sawyer,
Lamson, Jacksonville.
Port ROYAL, S @, February CARVED Sd, schr
June Bright. Barter. Savannah; 4th. steamship
State of Texas, Risk. Brunswick; 5th, steam
ship Mayaguez (Sp), Menelerna, Porto Rico via
Beaufort.
Sailed I'd, schr F Server. Tilton, Brunswick;
schr Clytie, Laughton. Brunswick; 4th. steam
ship State of Texas Risk, New York; 5th, schr
G W Lewis. Hopper. New York; bark Lady
Dufferin (Br), Evans, Savannah.