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ALSACELORRAINE.

PARIS. Jan. l.
NJ. Antoine, the recalcitrant Deputy for
Metz, who is proud to call himself the bste
noir of the Germans, has, as you are aware,
been acquitted Of the charge of high trea-
son, for which he was tried at Leipzig. In
the course of a conversation which he has
just had with a French sy%mpathiser from
Paris, he stated that the present regime to
which the natives of the conquered pro-
vinces are subjected by Prince Won
Bismarck and Marshal Manteuffel is far
worse than a state of siege and gives no
guarantee Of individual freedom. He is
rather elated at the fact of having beaten
his old enemies the Germans, and he notes
with satisfaction. that all his political guilt
has not been brought to light. Were this
the case, he should be at present in prison,
instead of pursuing his peaceful occu-
patton as a veterinary surgeon at Metz.
d. Antoine is confident that he is thorough
IL hated by Prince Won Bismarck, who in
proceeding against him at Leipzig wished
to get him out of the way and at the same
time to level q blow at France. The Ger.
man Chancellor, in the opinion OF the
Mets deputy, would have given anything
to have found among the papers OF the
, 1885-01-24

latter some document emanating from a
high parsonage in France which should
enable him to say that the Government of
the Republic was conspiring in Alsace.
Lorraine. The description given of the
measures taken in this regard by the
German police is sufficient to show that M.
Antoine is viewed as a highly dangerous
individual, who should have 'topted" for
France long ago, SO as to have eased the
mind of the Chancellor of an awkward
burden. A sudden domicilary visit was
made to his house in the narrow Rue
Royal at Metz. All his papers were
bounced upon and carried away. The
walls of the house were sounded, and the
Deputy was then arrested and placed in the
Metz prison. There he was subjected to
rigorous daily examinations by the ablest
of the German Judges d,Instruction, who
accused him of tampering with young
LOrrainerS, so az to make them desert to
France in case of war. Since his liberia
ton from prison M. Antoine has been con-
stantly tracked and watched by the police.
In reply to a question as to the present
situation in the conquered territory, NJ.
Antoine said that the fidelity of Lorrainers
to France remains unchanged and un.
~changeable. He is, however, fearful of the
effects %producible by absorption, which is
the most powerful arm of the conquerors
in their treatment of the two provinces.
Germans keep continually pouring into
Alsace-Lorraine, intermarrying with the
people and settling down permanently III
the towns. The LorrainerS emigrate to
France whenever they can and although
at Strasbourg the German language and
customs are in the ascendant. the inhabi-
fonts oro Onf Lass tpuo tn tho io nd from uyhiol.
the were severed in 1870. At the same
time, according to NJ. Antoine, the people
are unable to comprehend the present
policy of France, and are rather taken
aback by the colonial wars Of the Repub-
lie and the rapproachsment with Germany.
M, Jules Ferry, although a Vossian and
linked by family ties to Alsace, is not
popular in Lorraine. The President of the
Council, though the palpable inheritor OF
the Gambetta succession, has shown him
self Numerically opposed to the spirit of
the traditions handed down from the dicta.
tor, and if he continues in his present
course the Alsatians and Lorrainers will
lose all hope and courage. NJ. Antoine
attributes the present Spartan state of the
inhabitants of Metz, who aschew all plea.
sureS, and have given up their fSteS, to
their desire to economist in every possible
way so as 10 be able to defend their cause.
He is loud in his praise of the Clergy of
Alsace-L Lorraine, especially of the Bishop
of Metz, who refused the blanishment of
Prince Won Bismarck, and who was visited
lately by NJ Spuller, the bosom friend of
Gamhetta and Vice. President of the
French Chamber of Deputies. The Metz
deputy made All especial appeal to France
not to forget the people of AIsace and
Lorraine bnt it is doubtful in the present
state of affairs whether his appeal will
meet with attention except from such
patriots quand-meme as NJ. Paul Derou-
lede and his enthusiastic followers.-Daty
Telegraph.
, 1885-01-24

The German Reichstag appears
determined to remind Prince Bis
marck that it still holds control of
the purse. He had asked for certain
nddiiionst to the Foreign.O Office staff, one
of which was a new Director" with
n salary Of G1,O0O a year, and sup
ported the proposal in a most ener-
gelic speech. He was himself, he
said, no longer equal to the excessive
work, he required more aid, and he
pledged his oath of office that the
new appointment was absolutely
necessary. The Reichstag, neverthe-
less, refused to grant the salary, and
next day cut down three or four OF
the votes proposed for new Consul
ships in Africa and the Pacific. Such
votes seem petty, and even childish;
they have been condemned by Ger
man journalists with remarkable
unanimity; and it is said they will be
reversed at a subsequent stage in the
debates on the Estimates. 1t must
not be forgotten, however, that Eng
fish Radicals at one time employed
the same weapon, and that the ma
jority in the Reichstag has hardly
any other power Of carrying On the
fight for Parliamentary freedom. 1t
cannot carry a Bill against the Fede-
raj Council and the Emperors veto;
and if it carries a resolution, Prince
Bismarck remarks that a Monarch,
to be a Monarch, must keep his Minis
tiers, in spite Of Parliamentary votes.
Unless the Chamber, therefore, re-
fuses new demands, it cannot make
its hostility felt at all.
President Arthur has sent down to
the Senate for ratification a Treaty
with Nicaragua, enabling the United
States Government to cut a canal
F. N.>-hA-~
, 1885-01-24

The Fenians attempted on Satur-
day to blow up London Bridge. Some
of them were, it appears, aware Of
the existence of a hole two feet in
circumference intentionally left by
the builders in some of the buttresses
of the bridge. The conspirators,
therefore, believed that if they could
charge one of these holes with dy-
mantle they could blow up at least
one arch of the bridge and all the
people on it. Shortly after dark, there
tore. a boat slid down to the bridge
with three men in it, TO place the dy-
Mantle and the plot would have
succeeded but hat the authorities
had some time ago had been fore
warned that the bridge would be at
tackled. The Fenians found heavy
gratings stretched across the holes,
and were obliged to hang their supply
of dynamite, a large one, to one of
these. The explosion, therefore, fail
GA w utSluIU tI0 SOllO ludSOut VI
though it cracked one buttress, slit
and moved heavy balks of timber inn
bedded lea the foundation. and shat
tered the windows for hundreds of
yards. No trace of the villains has
been discovered, and it is believed
that they went down the Thames in
their boat, sunk it, and went by rail-
way to Dover, whence they escaped
either to France or Belgium. The
subscriptions in America to the "Var
Fund" which sustains these enter
prises will, of course, be doubled ;
and IN Irishman writes to the papers
to say that hundreds of Irish dock-la-
hourers will be thrown out of en-
ploy. The owners are afraid to keep
them, lest the docks shonld be blown
up.
, 1885-01-24

months. The French in Egypt seem
to be half crazy with anti English
feeling.
, 1885-01-24

President Arthur has sent down to
the Senate for ratification a Treaty
with Nicaragua, enabling the United
States Government to cut a canal
through the State, from Greytown
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LoOALETTEs.
For a good trunk, I'D Elm street.

For good trunk, ID Elm street.
For fine valise, I'D Elm street.
New cod hsh, at Bouohe's, SS Main
street.
Telephone Smith & Hall for your In
suranCe.
New white fish, at A. Il. Boucho's, sos
Main street.
For good trunk or valise, call at the
trunk factory, ~ Elm street.
just recoiveo, a lot OF hursa-raaish In
root. at A. u. 6ouche, tho grocer.
Horse radish and everything In the
grocery line you want at BOuche's
Smith a Hall will insure farmhouse
ON the installment plan. Cali and SO
them.
Bouohe, the Main street grocer, Keeps
orything in the grocery line. Teie-
phone him,
What an ugly face wnen YOU took
sickening pills. BaiieY's Saline Aperi.
ant va heitar.
"Hackmetaok," g lasting ana iragrm
perfume. Price Is and % cents, Sold 1
J, M. House.
Pixies Toothaohe Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover Kills
COrns ana uunlOnh,
Shiloh's cure win Immediately relieve
GROUP, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold by J. M. House.
Telephone or leave your orders nj
Hamilton Il Young's, and have your
window glass put In,
For lame back, side or chest use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price rs oonts
Sold by J. NJ. House.
Paints, ready mixed, no that any one
can use thom; artist materials, oils, etc.
at Hamilton 4 Toung's.
A nasal injector free with each bottI,
OF Shiloh's catarrh Remedy. Price n
cents Sold by j. Nj. House.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy A positive
cure tor oatarrh. diphtheria aud canker
mouth. Sold ov j. NJ. Homie.
immense stock OF wall paper, tho Int.
sst designs and oolors, are being re-.
'e'~eN ~ Hamilton n Nonnr
Messrs. Il. NJ. Clover a. Co.. drupyis,s
prescriptions and family recipes.
shlloh's Cough ANA Consumption Cure
10 Sold by us on guarantee. IL cures
Consumption Sold bv j. M. House.
Why will you cough when Shilon's
ure VIII give immediate relief. Price
0.bo and 81. Sold by J. NJ. House,
Are you made miserable by inuises.
zion, constipation, dizziness, loss of an
petite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vitailreris
a positive cure. sold bv J. NJ. House.
Shiloh's vitalizer In what you need tor
consumption, loss of appetite, dizziness,
and all symptoms Of dyspepsia. Price
y aud 70 cents per bottle. Sold by J. M.
House.
Dobbins' Securing Polish IL the be-t
thing In the world for cleaning tin pans
and all kitchen utensils. Finest tbIav
tot using In washing dishes and pans n
nard water. For sale by A. Il. Bouohe,
Main street
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LANIPAsAs SPRINGS.
Railroad ExtensIon-Hotels r.,

Active preparation for the extension
OF the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe rail.
road from here is bringing in an army
oil prospectors, and every branch Of
business is more flourishing, particu.
larry that of our new hotel, the San
Geronimo, which is one of the most
comfortable, elegantly furnished and
pest ventilated houses in the state. II
is convenient to business and has
plenty of sample rooms. It's occupant
rooms are ell large and light, with high
ceilings and southern exposure. IT'S
bedding and springs are A No. |, and
whlle Mr.. Thompson keeps the table
Wen up In correspondence with the rest
oI inc establishments, his popular rate Of
" per day makes the San Geronimo A
great favorito.
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A PREVENTIVE OF TYPho-MAlA
RIAL
Fever and Cure for rheumatism at Last
Discovered, by tho Firm of

Dlcovered, by the Firm of
Hughes Bros, manufacturing chem.
lists OF Dallas Texas. This euterprisinp
firm have, for the last five wears been
engaged In the manufacture of baking
powders, wines, cider, vinegar DC. Dr.
+. n. Hughes, who presides over their
laboratory has for the last forty years
been engaged In the study and practice
OF medicine and chemistry. They also
have In their laboratory Prof. George A.
Calhoun, who has Tor many years been
a teacher OF chemistry, also Mr.. j. Price
Warfick, a graduate of chemistry In
the university of Philadelphio.
These gentlemen in manufact-
uring the various articles nj.
ready mentioned, have found 10 neces.
safy 70 combat excessive lamentations,
whether vinOus, acetCus or alcoholic,
which have ever stood In the way of
successfully manufacturing " inc, vine
gar aud alcohol In our southern climate.
Their experiments have resulted i'm the
discovery of an agent which completely
obviates this difficulty. This agent Il
the extract Of the bark of tree indigo
nous TO the state of Texas. Carving
their experiments still further, thew
nave ascertained that this same extract
rs completely controls the only remain.
ing fermentation known to the arts and
sciencies, viz: Blood fermentation.
which Is the cause of fevers as well as of
rheumatis SIN. This agent they have
combined with the extracts of ginger
ant lemon, thereby rendering IL a most
enicaciIus as well as delightful and
palatable beverage. IL is not only one
OF the best of tones In its effects, but the
use of IL etlectually prevents typho,
malarial fever. At the same time a ia
sure cure for rheumatism, DIR.
hughes Extract of Lemon and Ginger
Is put up In cases Of two dozen bottles,
ana can I've found at all first class drug
and grocery stores. -
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The Fire NJ Rcinl,nr,,,,s

TVS cOnsidoraly damaged Baumnn,s
stock In the wholesale Department
which he offers 10 sell at almost piye
away prices. This is q good chance for
every body TO buy cheap plumes, tins
feathers, pushes, hats, yelyGts
,loeons, silks, satins, velyeteens
faces, dress buttons, hair goods, rnshl
ing and many other goods Tor ladies',
wear. Ladies should 90 early 10 avoid
me sno rush at f. Bauman's, 7O6 Elm
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12a ELM SrREEr

MI. A. PUNISHABLE, who was formerly
Win the iiunstable Boot and Shoe com.
pahy, and who was their manufacturing
manager, Is now manager of the elegant
MO, MOI Hhn shoe store at 1872 Elm street,
ihnoy nave an the patterns of tho cele.
brnted Hunstable boots and shoes ho-
sides carrying a large line of lRdies,
gents and children's shoes. Don,t Tor.
get the new Hunstablo shoe store, at ~
Elm, old Grange store. va
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So 900 Worth nfnnn.l.

Damaged by water, viii be spread ON
counters and show cases and positively
sold at half price. In addition, we shall
continue TO sell all goods advertised
heretofore at the same prices. These
goods must be sold in order to mag,
room Tor our coming spring stock. we
snail greatly enlarge our wholesale and
retail departments. Our low prices are
lacts. Come and convince yourself IA
others have, at Il. Bauman's, 7O6 Elm
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=, Corner Main and Field streets and
Elm and Ervay streets, Dallas. We So
licit the public patronage, not on the
strength OF elegant clerks, illuminated
ny electric glare, but by tending TO our
hoeauon individually and giving ii our
constant personal attention. Prescrip-
cialty. R.F. ETsENIoHp'" 'pe'
AUGUST SCHNEIDER,
q. A. EIsENLouR.
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LiberalIty.

.tN'hNfNNNs
Inc u ERALD has often stated that lib.
erh advertisers were liberal to their
customers, and here IL proof. j. II. Web
s.er,the Elm street photographer makes
we following liberal offer Tor the next
thlriN days to families or clubs of -four
having Their photographs taken; Only
snIee WIZ DC charged Tor, making the
and quality hrstclas Spring TINA 10
coming. Take your babies to Webster.
as no never fails to photograph them
Win sparkling eyes and bright expires.
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FORMER agents for Dyas a Gutter q,
Sutter d Co., OF Dallas, and otbers dos, w.
w 70 sell the celebrated Nissan,
steam Washer, will leaI n hing 70
uneir advantage by addressing j, Worth
~. louis, Mo-, who is now sole mann.
'arsurer aud has exclusive control of the
sale OF these machines. VI '''o
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Notice TO CommercInl Trnyel.rs

Those visiting Pilot Point should stop
at the Harris House which has lust been
completed, where the best accommoda-
ton and table supplied with every deli
cacy the market affords.
II. Il. HARRIS, Proprietor,
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We Will make, from this date until the
~ OF March next, our best shirts 70,
~ aud second best for sl5 per dozen.
we guarantee a 1T and satisfaction.
NOW Ia the time 10 have your shirts
uiaue u you need any for the summer,
we rather divide our profits will,
our CUSTOMERS than 10 lay OF our labor
III; fiease send us your orders and
oolise, Very respectfully
g.iVER Rms
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The Colonnade Ho,sI. Den,.,, -

Al. HuttI, Denlsnn, Texna.
Mr II. Brown, formerly OF Binkley
house, sherman, has taken charge n,
snls house with the view of making n
second to none in the state. IL is the
siost comfortable and elegantly fur.
nished hotel in tho city, and is situatea
w tne central part convenient TO bns,.
ness. Mr. Writ Brown, his eflicien,
oiierk, mas charge of the office, where In,
MISSES, attention will be given TO the
wants. and comforts OF the guests.
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The gentleman who desires drink Of
something fine, that will rejuvenate
without producing any bad effect, q
cigar or II moy be to indulge in a quiet
game of billiards or pool, and witha
courteous treatment, will find the same
at the Turf saloon, opposite Oliver A
Grigg's bank. Ellie THOMPSON, pro
prietOr.
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+. Nj. Clover q CO., druggists, III Elm
street, carry a full line OF fine chemicals,
patent medicines, drugs, permm,
cry aud toilet articles.
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THE CITY.
rHE TEXAS LAND y MORTaAar 90.

THE TEXAS LAND a MORTGAGE Co
LOANS MONEY ON
Real Estate and good Collateral Secur.
lty on long and short time and reasonS.
BILE rates of interest. Vendors Her
notes are also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can be made 10 repay
loans by installmonts.
G. Il. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
Offices in Merchants Exchange, Dallas
Texas.
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Smith & Hall are representing Sun
Fire Office, of London, Trms-A Atlantic,
Fireman's Fund, Oakland Home, West,
ern Fire and Marine Insurance com.
pany, of California and east Texas,
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:, Elegant large Unromos, including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape and Marine
Views, at 70 Q. to 81 each at
HAMIl TON Il YouNois,
Nh Elm atraat
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In sympathy

IN sympathy
With hard times we have reduced
prices ON Wall Paper, Window Glass,
RANTS and Artist Materials, Pictare
Frames, etc.
HAMILTON & YOUNG,
k2R Kim atrant
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The j. II. Watkins Land niortgnee Co
MAKE
LOANS ON LAND

For Long Time al Reasonable Rates.
OFFICE; OVER OLIVER 4 GRIeas' RANK.
For particulars call on or address
j. B. WATKINS l.. NJ. CO.,
Dallas, THxAs,
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Extremely low prices have been
marked ON all tho furniture Geo. Riek
has In stock--tables, chairs, rockers, bed.
room and narlor seia Give him a call
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f. M. Clover Il Co., OF an Elm street.
have the most elegant drug store In the
city. Give them u call and YOU will re-
celve cordial welcome.
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Geo. Rick, tho kim street furniture
dealer, In selling chairs, dining-room
furniture IN quality and price TO suit
everyone.
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New patterns ana styles of Wall D..
at reduced prices at " r"pei
HAMILTON & YouNa's.
RR Elm uteont
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sleepless nights made miserable the
mat terrible cough. Shilob's Cure 10 by
remedy for YOU. Sold bv ]. M. Houae
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doInn nenwein STU noids the fort, and IL
enespersthsn ever, Sl2 Main strect s'ns
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oroup, whooplng cough and broncni,i,
. .n,n ru,ste,y relieved By Rhiloh's Cure.
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This In the Iire season, 80 insure your
prope-.y with smith q Hall, agents.
ONCE opposite HERALD office.
Pure and uncUloreo and guaranteed
unadulteratcd May Blossom Tea At 90
cents = pound In one pound packages Al
Bosches', 28 Main street.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

New York, Oct l7-Cleared, schr Ajax,
Northug, Key West, Tampa and Pensacola.
Greenock, Oct l7--Arrlyed. bark Luigia
ClOtilde lItaD, Domenic0, Pensacola.
Liverpool, Oct l6-Sailed, bark Union (Norl,
Staalham, Tybee.
London Oct I7-Cleared, bark Hakon Jarl
Nor, Eagertsen. Savannah.
Lizard, Oct I7-Passed, ship Revolving Light
obj, Durkee, London for Iybee.
Barbados. Oct 7--Sailed, bark Looming
NOR, MIklesen. Pensacola, to load for River
Plate.
st thomas, Oct 5-sailed, banks Veloco
Utah, Ferrero, Pensacola; Louis de Geer
tSwl, Anderson, do.
st Pierre. Oct ARRIVED, schr Lizzie Lane,
Apalachicola, Oct 17-Arrlved, bark Fritz
Smith, Larsen, Havana.
Boston, Oct l7-Arrived, schr Addie Jor-
dan, Hartman, Savannah.
Below, schr Carrie Strong, Strong, from
Brunswick.
Baltimore, Oct I7-Cleared, schrs f X Hart.
kurtz, Mosquito Inlet; Jane Ernson, Gill,
Pensacola.
Georgetown, C, Oct 17-sailed, schr Frank
Mcdonald, Scull, Boston.
Brunswick, Oct l7-Sailed, bark Amazon
tNorl, Christiansen, Rio Janelro: schrs E A
Gaskill, Wilson, Darien; kirlin, Stlllman,
New York; Grace Bradley, Mcintyre, Port
land; Geo Nv Lochner, Wittbank, Whining
! ton, Del.
(Sw), Collburg, Buenos Ayres; schr Mary j
Cook, H0ffses, Rockland.
Jacksonvil Q, Oct l7--Arrived, scnrs Hattie
L Sheets, Dole, Philadelphia; NJ Meader,
Brown, do; Brooke b kokes, Robertson,
Baltimore.
Cleared, schrs Penohscot, Carter, Baltimore;
! Nellie V kOkes, Thompson, New York
Newport News. Oct l7Arrived, stmr Au-
rora tBrl, Ormanby, Port Royal for United
! Kingdom.
Pensacola, oct 16-Arrived, bark Vanadis
! (Nor), Larsen, Buenos Ayres.
Cleared, bark Napier lBrl, Raymond, Ant
Kenny DAnVpTapprt
Mass; 18th, brig Emily I Sheldon, Hays.
! Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Oct 17-Cleared, schr Sophia
| Sprey, Butler, Pensacola.
Boothbay, Me. Oct l7-Sailed, schr Lacka-
wanna. Gibson. Searsport for Jacksonville;
brig Abbie Clifford, Storer, Boston for Calais,
| to load for Florida.
New Bedford, Oct l8-Sailed, schr Cathie c
Berry, Smith, Savannah.
Beaufort, @, Oct l9-Sailed from Port
Royal and arrived at Bull river, sohr Edwin
j Morrison.
New York, Oct lS-Arrlved out, steamships
Dallia, Fulda. State Of Pennsylvania.
Hamburg, Oct l6- Sailed, bark Mary Lee,
Pensacola.
London, Oct 17-Arrived, bark Eintracht,
Wilmington, n G.
Genoa. Oct l6-Arrived. bark San Nazzaro,
Pensacola.
limerick, Oct IL Sailed, bark Divico, Ty-
| bee.
Berwick, Oct l7-sailed, bark St Joseph,
Wilmington, N c.
Cork, Oct ls-Sailed. bark Arvio, Pensa-
| cola.
Sharpness, Oct ls-sailed, brig Der Pommer.
Charleston.