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DR.. Frdzler'S Throat and Lung BdISam

! 5 the greatest rcmodv ~ the NutIj iur
i Coughs, Clld-. 81" Throat luiiu. MA
Quincy, Laryngi'IS. Group. il,nT~Uu, ~.
Bronchitis Asthma. tt'irrh aud Nhunt,-
ing Cough, and all diseases ui the thr, al
and lungs. II perform wonder, D." to-
licving Consumption II Strengthens the
Lungs and instantly alaNs all irritation
of the throat.
tILNII AND, Ohio
DIR. Frazier Dear Sir: | was troubled
for about three months during the last
Summer and FAN with bronchitis and a
bad cough. After trying several remedies
without finding any relief, | used your
throat and Lung Iialsau. ana found im.
mediate help. On retiring nj night ID
gave me undi-turbcd rrSt. and after using
the medicine three weeks I found myself
cured. REV. T.. MUTE.
DIR. Frazier's Throat and Lung Balssm
ailays all irritation oi the throat, I,eue
tratcs and heals the Lungs, and assists
nature 10y cxpcctoratiou Ia throw oil the
corruption. Sold 10y druggists every
where at - cts. a bottle. FHAIIIR MEDICINE
Co, Prop'rs. Cleveland ohio.
For sale at Acme Drug store. Olympia
W. L NJ ~
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PILES! FILES! PILES!
4 SURE CURE FOUND At LAST !
No ONE NEED SUFFER,

1 81 RE cure for iilind. Blooding, I ch.
"A ing and lcerated Piles has been dis
covered by DIR. Williams IAN Indian rem.
cdyl, called DIR. Williams Indian piio
Ointment. single box has cured tho
worst chronic cases of - or 81 years stand.
ing. No one need suffer i've minutes
after applying this wonderful suuthing
medicine. Lotions, instruments and oler-
tliaries do more harm than good vii
liams Indian Piio Ointment ahSurb- the
;umors, aliays the Intense itching. ,paf.
ticularlv at night after getting waiui IN
bcdl, acts a. poultice, gives instant ~.
lief and IL prepared only Tor Piles. itch.
ing of the private parts. and for nothing
else.
Read what the Hon. 7 VI Ioiliniptty
of Cleveland says about In Williams Ia.
dian Pie Ointment: 3" have used scores
OF Pile Cures, AMI u affords mo pleasure
To- SAY that | have never found ANYTHING
which gave such immediate aud perna
ncni rcliet n br. " liams Inuian ONT
MALE! On receipt of price. jnv aud ~
FRAZIER MEDICINE GO. Props
Cleveland. Ohio.
For sale by Rold' Mari, olympia. ". 4.
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LOVES GHOST.

A RONDEAC.
tOriginal
Is Love at end. How did he 60.
His coming was full sweet, know;
But when he went he slipped away
And never paused to say good day
How could the traitor leave lie soi
There's something in the summer, though
That brings he old time back, and, 10!
This phantom that would bar my We.
Is dead Loves ghost.
His football is as soft as snow,
And in his path the lilies blow;
He quenches the just-kindled ray
With which l fain would light my ;
And bids me newer joys forego,
This tyrant ghost.
LOUISE CHANDLER MorI.
Boston, Feb. 4.
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For the Hands.
I"Theresa" in The Household

T'IheIesa IN The Household
This remedy was given to II lady by doc
tor III reply TO what She should do for the
"hard punches and Knots. as she called them,
inside her hands. He told her 20 get small
bottle of olive oil, tone-half bottle would do
to try, ami put in rs much camphor gum as
it would dissolve, pour some IN ths hands, rub
them together, and heat i'll by the fire. She
continued i'll this, Usually evenings, rubbing
and heating, and i'll u short time her hands
were soft as need be, not bunch remain
iror
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Norwegian Girls In England.

tNIIOut3O
A number of English families have begun
the importation of Norwegian girls for do
mestic service. Those who have acceptel
places give much satisfaction They ara
spoken of as giantesses in size, the possessors
of hands and feet, modelled upon natures
broadcast plan and showing great good nature
They can't speak u word of English, but seem
willing to learn, and are wonderfully patient
on washing days with children and pug dogs.
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An AstOMished Mother.

ILACfHf1ISV.1
1t is surprising to see how easily children
begin to look into the hidden things of meta
physics. rs it really wrong, mamma" a
little boy said the other day, "or only against
the law" The astonished mother questioned
the child, and found that some one told him
stories of the fugitives slaves, and of the laws
Of their time and he had with the passion
for generalizing which many children have,
applied his knowledge to tho circumstances
and events occurring around him.
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One.Slded.
Louisville Courier-Journal.1

IHOuiSVIIIe ENTHUSIASTICALLY
1t Is too much the case with lawyers to as.
sumo in public discussions that there is ONLY
one side to case, though in professional lie
it is rare for one to decline a retaining fee on
any question, or to refuse to plead to any
issue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-22
The Stock Of Groceries

Embraces everything usually hspt n 10
welt appointed retail establishments ~
that class
Tur st'rrfy ~ NovEi.TlEa
Includes almost every article 81 wsiiley
a. well ~ linpcrack conceived by ~
mud IT man.
Cal At the stand fornsrIy occupied ~
Mscieay n Go, Main ~, near veunGs
Hotel.
Olympia. March ~. lass. u
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-22

Professor Eben Tourgee has devr!
new industry fer women at the New L..
Conservatory OF Music. 1t is piano
an art i'll which those who have dabblc
shown great taste and skill.
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OR. FahzIEk'S ROOT BITTERS.

Fra2icr'S Root Filters act strongly upon
the Liver and kidneys, keep the bowels
open aud regular, make the weak strong,
heal the lungs build mp the nerves. aud
cleanse the blood ana system uf every la
purity. Sold by druggists. Price 81. or
six bottles sent hv express prepaid fot a.
FRAZIER MEDICINE 60,
Cleveland. OHIO.
For sale by Robt Mari.
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rhen, Girrt. STRUCTURE ~y rhIiis, Ia all it,
forms, seminal W.Rkn"s-. i"r"t"ntl,
night LOSSES 10y dreams, piup piles uu t'.'
face and lost manhood eau positively lr
cured. The sick and afflicted should net
fail to call upon him. The boctur hu-
Travelled extensively ia Europa. and iu
sp'ctrd thoroughly he various hospital.
there, obtaining "A great deal at Nainthi'
information. MhlCh h" t-cuinpctrut tD iu
pr To- those in ~, 4 ui his services. III,
D"ct n cures when others fail IN hin
Dh'GIBHON will MAKE ne rhnrZv uui,..
he cltct a care. Persons ~ distance MAJ
ID" cured at h"n". All communicate.
the Doctor. send ten dollars tot . ace Il
".sc at medicine. Persons Writing O., tn,
Doctor will please state the u.,ur At ~,
l..I"r they see this advert is,ui,ul ~
Charges reasonable. call Ur witt. NJ
dress DIR. j. F.Gli ;liOS, Box 1pj3 SAL
Francisco.
Nav 18th. 1870. "
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BlackSmithing.

1NHE undersigned IL again prepared Ia
i do Blacksmithing In ali n. branches
III an expeditions aud workmanlike man.
ncr.
HoRsESIioEING A SPECIALITY.
shop ON Fifth Street. In the rear of
Wells, Fargo n Go. = Office.
A. ". GuISI.ER
Olympia. Oct. 3. 1874
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Gmy's lIarbOr,

~ u shown ~ the uulled ssa,e. t,s..s
Sur'sS Rolaf,..
~ Tnr assi asaaoa asywsrs s.s
FRANCISCO Avn ras so,sD
and this fact together With the lmu.,.~
natural wealth OF the SURROUNDING e.ss.
wv and IL central lprati0n h tuss,pa a.
NAH" y III" pTincil'sl l',sint ~ Espsft and
inlHft ~ the Great Northwest On hes
Na,"t- VIII 40 . Large Commercial tiss,
aud having ~ fsf the Ilesl N.ia,sl ~.
cation. that puinl u destined h, 10
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DR.. Milltil..

tSrrcI,LIsT AMI GRApUAtiD
No. ~ k-arny ST., san fraae..es, Cat
TREATS All CHHuNI,. SrTtIAL AND
PRIVATE bIsENSr~ VIM NoNpEnTtL
SICCENS.
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This Month

is the time to take Ayers Sarsaparilla.
\. F. Willard. Rogers building, Boston.
Mass, says: Il know of no remedy Of
equal efficacy with Ayers Sarsaparilla in
cases of debility, and as a spring medi-
cine" Rich'd II. Lawrence, NJ. D.. Balti-
more. Nd, writes: ut affords me pleasure
10 testify to the success which Ayers
Sarsaparilla has had in the treatment of
cutancous and other diseases, arising from
vitiatcd condition of the blood. Were it
necessary, / might give you the names of
fifty individuals who have been cured Of
long-standing complaints. by the use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is specific for
the most obstinate cases. Ayers Sar-
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NATURAL liNHlMkED HlRNR

Whose waters are quiet ~ all saasau., and
ahnunding ia fish. The site lpelaR uesleFS
iaid ~ sand stone, good y alter ean H. 900.
cured at any l,uint
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] axe it

during the spring and summer months.
The peculiar faint of scrofula turks in the
constitutions of multitules of men, but
can be expelled by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. NJ. j. Conway, 337 Hicks
ST.. Brooklyn, n. y, writes: 1.-TWO years
ago | was examined, at the Long Island
Hospital. in this city, and my case was
declared TO be Salt Rhcum. Large scales
covered my legs, and were constantly
dropping off; my eyes, also, were badly
affected. My only relief was in warm salt
water baths. was unable to remain in 4
warm room, and could only sleep under
very light bed-clotheS. as the heat increased
the burning and itching. The use of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-22

Nv contraot with the comtany. mas
CITY ~ designated as the Terminus "A a.
Puget Sound aud draws itsrlsor It.li,s,sJ
ahd Is destined ,o t'u The connecting t.siai
eventually ls the fermlnus ~ sua "a ~
t1tpat overland ttputss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-22

in maturer years. such ~ Loss 30 Memo.
ry, Lsssitndc. Nocturnal Emission, Aver.
sion to Society. Dimncss OF Vision, Noises
in the Head the vital iiuid passing un,,h.
served In the urine, and many other al..
eases that lcad to Insanity aud Death
DIR. MtNl1E, who ~ a regular i,hy.i.
elan graduate of the University uf Penn.
sylNania viii sgree Ia forfeit fis- Han.
dred Dollars for u case OF this Kind the
VITAL RESTORATIVE under hl- SIS,
cial advice and treatment Will not cure
or for anything impure or iniur iuuz found
in IL. DIR. MiNTIE treats all private dts
eases successfully without mercury. G.s-
.uisnsion free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis ot urine
81. Price Of wal H-stoser - 80 A hottl.
or four times the quantity -, sent tn any
address upon receipt OF price. or &. - D.
secure from observation aud In n private
name IL desired. by
A. T.. MINTIE. NJ. u.
III k"arncy 81, San franci-cu. Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FRuE,
Will bc sent To any one applying ty let
ter. stating symptoms, sea aud age
strict secrecy In regard 10 all cuisines.
transactions
DIR. MiNTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY
NEpHWtTICtN cures all kinds ~ kidney
and bladder complaints ganotrh,isa
glc"t. lcucorThuca. For sale u, All drug
giSts; 81 bottle, q BOTTLES fof s.
Dh. MINTtE's DANDEI.toN pills
are the best aud cheapest ~ spEpsS 4
and BILIOUS cure in the market Fut
sale by all druggists
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prOIllptness.

Resliklns that In this age ef steam spd
cl"vtticiiy that time "a svesythina. ~
" determined ice all the esssssy ID m
command ~ satisfy the wants ~ his go
TONERS. All orders fvr the delivery II
sunds VIII therefore receive inwoe.iiste
attention ,ioods sent snyw hsfv within
the eofIanratu limits
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THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

lis "a never falling
III tuie Tor Nervous
debility, Exhausted
Vitality. Scuiinal
N'akt,ss, StsItna
|t,,Itlu'n t.ess siss-
hood. lniIol,nrs .
Pros,sto,shss, I'at.
aiysis and al. the
effects of
Sell Abuse. youthful
|iolll,.s aud ekgp-ses
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Beautiful View Of the
OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS.

III" Ill" has - rnhtiuu,us sinfr line a.
c"Id "n The nutih The shore l. has,
sand and gravel, 40 title Hst. ot ,,,nt
lho lower arm ~ draws iisfiH,, as south
i"N' l"fm"l Nv ~" near appumeh "a
paNue'- Point 80 the east and aidt..
Point on the west ia
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Quick Returns.

low prizes NECESSARILY inselvs cssA
pay ment- without the means of uasks
lnE pulek returns business would reasss
Ni,h the Nlmbie aisience CONSTANTLY ~
view, ia. SLOW shlliius delsrts. A mo-.
tnai tseneflt thu. results aud all are saa8s
happy.
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An Old Proverb

Declares that The ptanf ~ the pssd.
ding IL 10 chewing the sltina fsosa
" lich a luaiDal lnlBfeucy - dfssn thsta
trial of tbs msthosi. Adopted nv the
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NOV TITY
GROCERY STORE
Now condueied hy
Al J. MUNSON,
" ~ develop many afths-s characteristics
which draw and held custom.
Low Prices.

u ~ evident that ai TIL. Tins ~ ulaee
competition Incident a. hsfd times, thai
tho dealer Nho does noa sfi iawn y
ledtvck prices, will set len. B<iun
tn snn"unrs thai he has already stfpe1
the hsfdsran aud espssia Ca ind tssy div.
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These General Principles,

Briefly outlined. constitute the base .
action trial " earnestly desired. IN
vetdiCi of customers viii duuisicss bs
righteous ono. Whie. none situild fear
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To the Unfortunate.
DR.. Gibbons
LiSPthSAhY,

s.)'l u = NNNI :
W. IT. corner -.
Commercial street
san Francisco -
tIt,,t-iic,l "a tsii, iot
the treatment - S"N
uii and seminal ~.
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designed, they explained, for women, and they
regarded the admittance of Miss Ballard as a
dangerous and unwise precedent. Before this
report was offered the chairman of the COM
mittee wrote courteously to Miss Ballard and
advised her to withdraw her name. Miss Bal
lards response was bright and tart, and her
clever letter helped to win the membership.
Her name was presented finally to the club.
The chairman of the executive committee then
denounced any action which would bind the
club to a recognition of women. His arg,,.
ment was met vigorously by Dr. Wood Ate.
q long and acrimonious debate, during which
some excited persons menaced the chairman
with impeachment, a vote was cast. There
were thirty four members present, all of whom
voted, twentyfour in favor Of and ten against
the admission of Miss Ballard. Miss Billiards.
majority was large, and the result of this
peculiar election was hailed with enthusiasm
A woman had conquered her natural enemy
But it must be owned that Miss Ballard has
had no successor, in spite of the fact that a
score Of the brightest journalists in this city
are women.
The Press Club has given, during the last
few years, many concerts, dinners, receptions
and entertainments. Its custom is to offer
two large receptions each year and ono BAN
quet. Men Of distinction in politics, art, lit
erature, science and trade are invited to the
banQ&ets, and their speeches are read with
lively interest the day after they are delivered.
A brilliant guest Of the Press Club is, Of
course, expected to make speech. Several
members of the club-especially Mr.. Beecher
and Mr.. Joseph Howard-are listened to with
delight at the banquets, because they know
what to say and how to say it. A Press Club
dinner without the beaming smile and fluent
rhetoric Of the eloquent Howard would be .
particularly I'D festivity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-26
THE SACRED HEART SCHOOL.
The Fifth Annual Commencement Exer
cises-A Pleasing EntertainmeDt.

The Fifth Annual commencement xer-
cises-A Pleasing Entertainment.
The fifth annual commencement Of the
colored school attached to the Church of
the Sacred Heart, corner of Habersham
and st. Paul streets, took place in the hall
OF the school at O'Clock yesterday after
noon. The exercises were witnessed bya
large audience, besides the Sisters in
charge of the school and Rev. Father CAT
ferty, Vicar General Of the diocese.
The programme was begun by an
address delivered by Ida Clarke, one Of
the younger pupils, after which the school
sang q welcome song.
A number OF dialogues, Rotations and
songs We're given by the pupils ana were
well received, after which the distribution
OF prizes was made by Father Catferty.
The following is the list of prizes, together
with the names of the pupils to whom
they We're awarded:
Premium for good conduct awarded to
Ida Clarke.
Premium for reading to Mary LaROse
Margaret Gibbs received the premium
for excellence in geography, and William
King the premium for excellence in
arithmetic.
The second prize in arithmetic was
awarded TO Robert Airline.
For excellence in catechism, a silver
medal was awarded to Ellen Green.
For regular attendance, a silver medal,
drawn for by NJ. Gibbs and A. Clarke,
won by NJ. Gibbs.
The second prize, ahandsOme book, was
received by A. Clarke.
For Improvement in writing, a silver
medal won by Mary LaRose, with Willie
King, Robert Airline, 5. Roberts, G.
Pbnizy and n. Gibbs honorably men,
toned.
The prizes for spelling and grammar
were awarded to Georgia Phinizy and
Ellen Green in the order mentioned. An
ME Teliair was given the prize for general
improvement in those studies.
The prizes in the primary division were
as follows:
For regular attendance--H. Green.
For good cOnduct-Elleu Jenkins.
For wrting-LucY Williams.
For catechism-Lula Morton.
For reading and spelling-Lizzie GOff.
For general improvement Mary Bry-
ant.
For regular attendance-A silver medal
to Annie Green.
The school then sang the closing song,
"Putting on Airs" which concluded the
exercises.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-26
THE POSTAL CLERKS.
What Is Required to Become "A Route
Agent.

1t is interesting to watch Chief Clerk
Mansfield, of the railway mail service of
the fourth division, putting the different
mail agents through their examination.
The route agents, as they would come in
from a trip, are required to report to the
chief clerk, and are then examined as
follows:
A box containing several hundred
pigeon holes is placed before the clerk.
AS he takes his stand before it he is
tlmid. He Is then given at random card
containing the name of some post Office
in this State. The pigeon holes in
the box are labelled with the names of the
counties in the State.
When the card containing the name Of
a post Office Is given to him he is to place
it in the hole labelled with the name OF
the county in which that post Office is
situated, and to do it quickly too. AZ er
he has placed the number Of cards CORE
spending to the number of post offices in
the State into the holes. thus asserting
them into counties, the time is counted
and the work examined. Mistakes are
charged against him. A similar process
is adopted with a view of testing the
clerks knowledge of the different railroad
routes, the holes being in this instance
labelled with the names Of all the rail-
roads. The clerk, being given card con-
tanning the name of a post office, is re-
quired to place it in the hole of the rail
road on which, or nearest which, that
post office is situated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-26

Clothing has been sold this spring by
the "F'dnl0uS" lower than ever before, for
the reason that times were hard, and we
came to the conclusion, considering the
times, that To make any money on this
seasons STOCK was out OF tne question,
and our low prices were the wonder of our
competitors. Now comes the clearing
time. The seasons production mast be
sOid, profit or no pratt. We make it a
point not to carry any goods over. The
goods are ours and paid for. aud if we
choose TO sell them Tor one-half their value
it is nobody's business-tO SdUe money in
making BOtr purchases is all B0U care Tor.
There is a great deal said and advertised,
but the German says, "DaS pdpier isl
gedpldig" (the paper Is patiently. You
Will never find the "kdDtOHS" advertise
anything but what we do. With all the
blowing done you will find that the SD
nsouS" will sell you now as good a SUIT
for $40 as others will charge you $l5 for.
140 Congress street.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-26
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET
AND SIDEWALK.

Dashes Here and There by the News"
Reporters Thursdays Happenings
Told in Brief Psragraphs-Picking at
Police Headquarters.
The Republican Blues spent yesterday
at Tybee.
Live OAK Lodge of Odd Fellows VIII
meet tonight and elect officers for the en-
suing term.
The high school graduation exercises
will take place at the theatre at $3.50
O'Clock this morning.
The Davis Bros base ball nine has
challenged the Athletics of Charleston to
play here next week.
Telephone communication between Sa-
vannah and Tybee, which has been sus-
pended for two days, was restored yester-
day.
The thirty-frst annual commencement
OF the ST. Vincent de Paul Academy will
take place at the theatre on Monday
evening, at 1880 O'Clock.
The City and Superior Courts will be in
session to-day. The City Court grand
jury will meet this morning, and the
superior Court jury this afternoon.
Capt. II. NJ. Branch, of the Savannah
Cadets, has been invited to act as one of
the judges in the military prize drill at
Macon on July 4, and will accept. Col.
G. NJ. Wiley, of Macon, and Capt. J. ..
Clark, Of the Clark Light Infantry, Of
Augusta, will act in conjunction with
Capt. Branch.
Lawrence Hanley, who is now playing
"rhe SPIDER in Miners ''Silyer King" is
expected in Savannah in a short time,
and VIII remain with the FOrds during
the remainder of the season. The Indi-
annapolis Times says of recent perform
anCe of the s.Silypr Il inp'' in that CITY.
Mr.. Hanley as The Spider is decided
ly the best actor in the company. His
work is artistic and excellent i'll every
part"
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union Will hold its next State COnven-
ton in Savannah. To aid in defraying
the expenses incurred, the Savannah
branch proposes to give a series Of enter
taiuments. The first of the series will be
given at the home of the President, Mrs.
Richard Webb, No. l56 South Broad
street, this evening. An excellent pro-
gramme Ofmusic, etc, has been arranged,
and refreshments will be served.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-26
Quick Time for sailing Graft.

The Italian bark Augusta Quinta is re-
ported by the New York HeraId to have
arrived at Seville on June II. If this is
correct the vessel will have made the
fastest passage by sailing craft ever
known from this port. She was cleared
by Messrs. NJ. S. Cosulich & Co. on
June ,, and crossed the bar at 2:30 y. IN
the same day. IL viii be seen that her
passage across occupied only 10 days, SO
that she must have sailed an average OF
300 miles per day. 1t is more than prob
able that the date OF her arrival was the
POI instead OF the 18TH, and even then she
would have made remarkably fine
passage.
The Herdld also announces the arrival
of the German bark Aeolus at Hamburg,
her port Of destination, on June -, only
10 days from the time she sailed from
Tybee. This is considered an unprece-
dentedly quick passage for a sailing yes
sci. IL is more than probable that she
bad not arrived at Hamburg on the above
date. but very likely passed some point in
the United Kingdom