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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. MARCH u.s. 1885,

out in the street, and he was regarded
with about as much favor as mad dog.
Then he turned about and came home.
All this time Corliss was in ecstatic de-
light over the fix in which his joke had
placed Tucker.
In December last Corliss determined to
rub the matter in more thoroughly, so he
sent Tucker made up photograph repre-
senting Tucker embracing a woman, said
to be Mrs. Blaisdell. Tucker retaliated by
sending back picture representing Cor
liss dancing with q cOlored girl.
These pictures were distributed widely
among their friends. Mrs Blaisdell did not
see the joke, so far as she was concerned
and she took especial objection to the pic
ture, and at once brought suits for sland-
er. Tucker has not vet been served with
papers, and he did not seem to be at all
frightened yesterday. 1t would please
HIM to have Kinney and Corliss ar.
restRd. --------
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Advioe to mnthsra.

Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves" the little sufferer at
once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the
little cherub awakes as "brlght as
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sOothes the child, sOftens the gums, al
lays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and Is the best known remedy for
diarrhea, whether arising from teething
or other causes. % cents bottle.
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WILD Dogs AT PEGGs POINT.
How st. BerRards Mated and Multiplied
} ON the PrOmOntory.


MARLBOROUGH, N. v, March r.
Pegg's point is prominent point of rocks
along the line of the West Shore railroad,
projecting nearly to the waters edge of
the Hudson river, about half mile north
of this town, When the West Shore road
was being built many men were employed
drilling and blasting at Pegg's point, as
it was one OF the hardest cuts on the
line. One of the laborers was known as
"Yank." He was Frenehman who had
a f0ndness for dogs. When he went
away from the point, one day in 1881, he
left two full-blOoded st. Bernards in
charge OF Mrs. Koran, who ran the big
boarding-hOuse shant Y there. When
that part OF the West Shore road was
completed, nearly four years ago, the st.
Bernards and other dogs, for reasons un.
explained, we're left behiud on the prom
OntoI'y. THE dogs multiplied and in
some instances paired with foxes. At
various places along the Central Hudson
the animals are now known as ''the wild
dogs OF Pegg's point" Several attempts
have been made lately to capture young
specimens, but without success. Five or
six months ago ! Marlborongh man trap
ped young pup. 1t has grown to be a
large, 81 tine dog, though it still re-
tains liking for roots and food
that foxes are. fond of generally. 1t is
stated that the town Authorities mean to
get rid Of the grotesque, and, it may
prove, dangerous quadrupeds in the near
future. If that is done Hudson river
bOatmen will miss the dogs, for on very
dark nights or in extreme foggy weather
the bowls of the CANNES serve as a light
house and a fOghorn combined, locating
Pegg's point as effectually as il lights and
a sonorous bell were used there. Passen-
gers on West Shore trains occasionally
see the dogs high up on some ledge OF
rocks 200 feet or more above the level OF
the Hudson river. The brutes do not
roam about the country, but remain on
the point and in an adjoining heavily
timbered piece of unbrOken land.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Amsterdam, March l9-Arrived, bark Jean
Baptiste Dutch, Bruyn, Pensacola for Del
fzyl. unable to enter the latter port, owing
10 the heavy ice which blocks the way.i
Bark Prince Patrick (Brl Newman, at
Greenock from Pensacola, lost part of bull
warks and stanchions.
Bark Hollandia Dutch, Gruyt, from Bruins
wick for Amsterdam, with rOsin, put into
Bermuda March 4. leaking badly, and will
require considerable repairs.
Schr Levin Nelson, Holloway. from Jack
sonville FEB q for Baltimore, was abandoned
Feh 81. lat 81 80, lon 70 10, wsterlogged and
both masts cut away. Crew brought to Bal
tlmore by bark Benz Bangs (NOrl, from Ham
burg.
scbr Chas + Morrison, from New Bedford
fol. port ROYAL. S c, with a cargo Of 740 tons
0naao. nut into Bermuda March leaking.
Hyannis, March I1-Moses b Tower, of Bos-
ton. wreck master, has chains under the bark
IBIS. before reported sunk on Nantucket
Shoals. and if the weather proves favorable
she will be floated.
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Tybee, March IA, geo m-Passed mn.
steamship Chattahoochee.
Waiting, bark Elhsif Nor.
Wind NE, light; cloudy.
Boston, March l2-Arrived. schrs Addia
Jordan, Harrison, Brunswick, Ga; William
Jones, Collins, do.
Cleared, schr VIM Drury, Bond, Jack
sOnvllle.
Hart, Kintze, jacksonville.
Brunswick, Ga, March 12-Arrlved. brig
Carmen (Spl, Sierra, Matanzas; schrs Nellie
W Hewlett, Buckaew, Savannah Cassie
Jameson, Collins, New York.
Darien, Ga, March l2-Cleared bark Jason
Nor, Olsen, Harwich. Il.
Jack sonville. March 1l-Arr1ved, schr Flor
ence and Lillian, Smith. New York
Newport News, Va, March l0-Arrived, brig
Sarah Il Kennedy, Waters. Brunswick, Ga,
for Philadelphia (for harbor)
Pensacola. March l2-Arrived, schr Edward
P Avery, New Orleans.
Cleared, ship Dora tAus), Premuda, Genoa 4;
bark Amcezia Ital), Gallo, Bristol, r,
Philadelphia, March l2-Arrived. schrs Liz
Eie James, Johnston, Jacksonville; Jennie
Han, Hall, Pensacola.
Salem, March l2-Returned, schr Florida
Warren, from Belfast for Jacksonville, hay
ing sailed llth.
New York, March l2-Arrved. schrs Lester
A Lewis, Moody, ApalachicOla; Eleanor,
Poole, Fernandina; STANDARD, Dram, do;
Bella Russell, Steeiman, Jacksonville; John
Rose, Allen. Brunswick, Ga; Caleb Ridge
way, Townsend, do; Eleanor, Mott, George
town, S c; James Fl Parker, Dayton, do.
BuenOs Ayres, Feb Arrived, banks Will
ham (Ir), Nickel. Pensacola.
Sth, Looming Nor, Mikkelsen, do.
10th, AristOs (Norl, Axelsen, do.
Sailed, Feb 8, barks AdFianO Utah, Pensa-
cola; Electra, Jones' Barbados; Icarus (Br),
Gormley, do; Lyman, Pinkham. do; brig
Darpa (Br), Anderson. do; 10TH bark W
Dresser, Parker, do; james Kitchen (Br),
McCully, do; Nellie Smith, Wallace, do.
Liverpool. March 12-Sailed bark Skeln
tNor), Jacksonville, Pensacola.
Lynn, March 9-ArTived, bark Tony OBJ,
Davies, Bull River.
rBr), Crosby, Brunswick, Ga; 9th, Hope (Br),
Williams, do land sailed 10th for BHenos
AyresG Vulcan tSwl, Leander, Wilmington,
Nc.
Sailed, Feb 5, bark Franklin Nor. Boards
sen, Pensacola; 9th, brig Moss Rose Br), Ben
nett, Bahia; 10Th. bark George Z Grove (Br),
Chisholm. st Thomas.
Bermuda. March 7-Sailed, steamship Core
niila (Br). GarVin, from Savannah for Ant
weF-p, having cOaled.
In port March 9, banks Nicoletta F ItaD,
FOlugo, from Girgenti for Charleston, nearly
ready for sea; Thalassa DUTCH, Stukje, from
Brunswick for London, ready for sea- Frank
fNor), Larsen, Wilmington, n G, for London,
do: Elnigkeit Ger, Kantel, Darien for Cork,
do: HOllandia (Dutchg Gruyt, Brunswick for
Amsterdam, about to discharge; Maynard
Sumner, Dyer, Jacksonville for New York,
do; Chas e Morrison, Smith, New Bedford for
Mayaguez, Feb 2O-In port, schr Daybreak,
Lyles, from Mobile via Key West for Charles
ton.
W starr, Barrett, Philadelphia; 18th, yacht
Atalanta Key West; 18th, schr Paatka, Cha
pies, New York; schr W H Keeny, Lipeneott,
Perth AmbOy.
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BOOK NOTICES.

HELEN: OF, will she save him? By Mrs Sarah
NJ Perkins, National Organizer for W. C..
T.U.: limo, paper, l5e. Funk & Wagnalls,
10 and u Dey street, New York.
This is temperance story, and teaches
lessons OF great practical moment. Helen
marries man educated in his fathers
house to the use Of wine, occasionally to
excess, believing, as they loved each other
warmly, that she could reform him. But
a bitter and terrible experience was the
result. He went from bad to worse, till
she was forced to leave him and battle
alone with the world. The husband, after
wears of desertion and degradation, is
finally reclaimed through the Christian
efforts OF a college classmate, and is finally
restored, in his right mind, to his noble
wife and lovely children. The story illus
trates the utter impotency of all human
influence and endeavor to save the con-
frmed drunkard. The moral of the story
is found in Helen's advice: "Never marry
a man who drinks, even moderately, ex-
pecting that your influence will reform
him. Nothing but the grace Of God can
change an unhoiy appetite"
MAGAZINES.
Hdrpey's Magazine for March opens
with a most interesting article on the
s'Iron City beside the Ruhr," by MorcuFe
d. Conway. 1t is an elegantly illustrated
description Of the Krupp works at Essen,
Germany. Other illustrated articles are
s'she StoOps to Conquer" an excellent in
depreciation Of GOldsmitb's great drama,
"Africa's Awakening" 1.-THE City OF
Cleveland" dogs and their manage
ment," "Cape Breton Talks" and "With
the Afghan Commission" Harper Broth
ers, Publishers, New York.
The En0tisb Illustrated Magazine for
March has an attractive list Of articles.
Among them are "In the Juntheim,"
"Lifeboats and lIfeboat men," (Illustra-
ted .'Fox. Hunting" illustrated } "On
Beaux. Historically considered" ''Sir
Thomas nore," and "a Digger's Life"
Macmillan g. Co., 112 Fourth avenue,
New York.
The Sdnitdridn for March has an able
article on the "Climatic Treatment OF
disease some observations on 1.-The
Character OF Southern River Waters"
WArtesiau Wells, Health in the Army"
MARITIME Sanitation" etc, The Santa
rian, ll3 Fulton street, New York.
Toe Pieavune. ofNew Orleans, has pub
lished handsome little book entitled the
"Finh Representation Of the krewe OF
proteus.v The illustrations are finely
finished in eOlors and very handsome.
price 25c. at newsdealers. PlcdyUne, New
Orleans.
The World Almanac for 1885 will rank
with the best that has been published this
YEAR. IL contains vast amount Of inter-
estlng and valuable Information. The
World Office, New YORK.
Queries for March is an excellent num-
her. Those who take this magazine once
seldom give up, G. l.. iSherill a Co., 274
and 276. Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE hrst-class iron steamships of thisnar.-
Il pany are appointed to sail every T,hnrs-
aasV from Boston 90 P. NJ; from Savannah a.
folows-standard time:
CITY or MACON. Can't WV. Krt1x~
THURSDAY, Mach Is. az SOP n.
GATE CITY. Capt. d. HEDGE. TUITRa.
DAY, March 25, at 10 An.
CITY OF MACON. Capt. W. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, April I, at4P. NJ
0ArECITY. Capt. d. HEDGE. THURSDAY.
April 8, at $3.50 "a
Through bills Of ladiug gwen To New Eng
land manufacturing points and 70 Liverpool
The company's wharves In both sayann ~
and Boston are connected with all raiIroada
leading out OF the two cities.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD,
AQQnlg
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List Of Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.

STEAMSHIPS.
Foscolia tBr) Jones. Penarth, sid Feb "A.
BARKs.
Brodrene Nor, Nielsen, L'peOl. sid Jan 81.
Diana Nor, Gundersen, Rio Janeiro, sid Jan
Niobe Nor, Olsen, Coranna, sid Jan 20.
Iris Rus, Strom, Naples, sid Feb 8.
Mary Reed (Br). W arren, at Charleston Feb
20.
Meteor Ger, voss, Liverpool, sid Feb 10.
Maria Repetto Figlia Ital1, -, MontevideO,
sid Jan rs.
Elena Ger, Gerber, Bremen, sid Feb "A.
FornjOt Nor, Moe, Rio JanelrO, cid Jan %.
Alfred Gibbs (Nor), Raimont, Liverpool, sid
Feb "a.
Nordstjernen tNOr), BOrresen, Liverpool, sid
March 5.
sCHooNERs.
Bessie Morris, Wheaton, New York, up Jan 5.
Ashore at ORIENT Point, /, Jan Is.
Joshua Bragdon, Nelson, Eastern port, up
Feb l.
A Denike, Bohannen. Baltimore, sid Feb %.
A Crandell, -, Kennebec, up Feb 16.
Annie Bliss, O'DonneIl, Baltimore, sid Mch 8.
sam'l Crawford, Tilton, Baltimore, up
March 6.
Douglass Hoyey, Wright, Portland via Booth
bay. sid Feb Is.
Stephen G Hart, Rivers. Portland up Feb "a.
Geo S Msrts, Henderson, Baltimore, cid
March 5.
Aaron Reppard, Lake. Philadelphia, sid Mch
Three Sisters, Simpson, Philadelphia, sid Feb
a. Passed Newcastle March9.
Fannie KINNEY, Wolfe, Elzabethport, up
Raymond T Aaull, Smith, New York, up
March 8.
Annie c Grace. Grace, Philadelphia, up Feb
q.
Ella M StOrer, Jones, Kennebec, up March l.
Satilla, Skolfeld. Boothbay, up Feb Is.
Belle Higgins, Rivers, ROckpOrt, sid March : &.
WIN Wiler, Miller. Philadelphia, March 2.
Rile 5 Derby, Furber, New Bedford, sid
Mch z.
J B Darlington, -, Orient L 1, mp Mch 10.
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CHARTERS.

sehr Carry Strong. hence TO Boston, lum-
Der, S.. 49,. q.
Baltimore, rock, 81 so. 49, nj.
more 10 Jacksonville general cargo, loaded
and discharged, and return with LUMBER al
81 30 per NJ feet for the round. -
Barkentine Lizzie + Carter, go tonA- from
Baltimore TO Charleston, coal ana genera
cargo at current rates. -. - ,-...,
schr Mollie J Saunders, 900 tons rock from
Bun River. S e, to Baltimore, u ~. -. =.
Schr oliver Barrett from Charleston 70
Raltimore' 500 tons rock, 81 60; schr y + Lee,
a.. eeCl TONS al 81 10. and schr CharlesF Dung,
do. 800 tons, pit. 80 A.. D.,.i.....o
b25 tons rock at 81 30.
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G West, E Benton, Miss BENTON. Mr. Rob-
pms > Miller, D Driscoll, I + johnson, Mrs
"A Ianpen, Miss Florence Tappen. James g
scott Miss Catherine Weist. j q Palmer and
TTpne; MISS Gertrude . Hardee, II Mcleod,
y =, Nlghtlngdale, w H Hue and wife, G A
Everett q Bagot, Rev W Bacon, J Maloy,
MISS MISS RAYMOND, J Hutchinson, wife and INIT,
Jas Gould, and Storage.
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SHIPRUILDING.

Philadelphia, March l2.-Wilham P Clyde
& Co to-day signed contract WIN the VIII
liam Cramp a Sons steamship Building Com
Dany for the construction of two iron steam
ships. to run on a new line from New York
and Philadelphia to the West Indies. The
steamers will be of $500 tons register, nave
observation-disclosures for 200 cabin passengers, and
10 cost about SSO0OO0, Their dimensions VIII
he s6O feet length over all, IS feet beam and %
feet depth of hold. They will be especially
constructed for passenger service, ana Will
,,robablv be ready for sea by October
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DO not Judge Of the amount Of good
peraon does IN this world BY the amount
nj noise he makes about II. A ~ bill
dropped Into the church contribution box
does not make as much noise, Dut y u
worth more than the trade dollar Ioa-
ters Salesman.
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MONDAY, March Is, 1856.
ARRIVED YEsTERDAY.

steamship Chattahooehee, Catharine, New
YOrk-G NJ Sorrel.
Steamer ST Nicholas, Usina, Darien, Doboy,
st Simons, Brunswick and Fernandipa-C
williams. Agent.
steamer Katie, Bevin, Augusta and Way
landin gs-JOhn LawtOn, Manager.
steamer Ethel, Gibson, Cohen's Bluff and
landings-W t Gibson. Manager.
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CONsIGNEEs

Per steamer Katie, from Augusta anG wav
iSnulngs-M Ferst &Co. w Miller, Garnett,
q GO, Walter, I 4 Co, II M Conner 4 Co,
WOODS GO, Warren 4 A, Ellis, II 4 Co, Jno
LaWton, A Pearson, Order
Per steamer Ethel from Cohen's Bluff and
way landlngs-Garnett. $ & Co J Williams,
ID Guilmartin a Co, M Y&D MeIntvre, j
"A A., Unpach, order, Baldwin 4 Co. WI Miller.
EMS ~ 90, VIM Hone Il Co, T 4 Inny, W
NJ DeLoach, LETTER, X G Norton, ID b Les
ter.
Per steamer st Nicholas, from Fernandina
and way andings-Holcombe, G. h Co. Mrs Ii
Slgnilhatt, + N Farley, Il J Perkins & Son.
d Habersham's Son a. Co, Rieser as, Mrs K
Hannay, Myers & Bros, Jno Flannery 4 Co,
Woods Co, ii N Conner 4 Co, CO S r X, G
Parish, III Hendrix, Ellis, II 4 Co, r X,
Butler, Cohen Il Co, Baltimore steamer,
J0hn Myer, { KOlshorn 4 Bro.
Per steamship Chattahoochee. from New York
"A Altmayer h Co. Acosta & +, 7 Bond,
Bendheim Bros 4 Co, Byck & S, Branch & c,
q Butler. Butler, G Brandt, G Bogart,
= X X and Bkg Agt, Cohen, e NJ Common. X
Collins & Co, J NJ Case, w Il Campbell,
Dasher Co, A Douglass & Co, Derst,
K q Dun Il Co, Eckman &V, Einstein & L.
u Ecksteln u Co, Epstein & Bro, ii Estill,
Epstein ", A Enrich Bro, VIM Estll,
Ferst Co, Branch Il G, Fleischman & Co,
> ID Further, Gorham, G M Gilbert 4 Co,
, Guekenheimer Son, + Gutman, NJ Collins
Ky. b NJ Garfunkle, L J GAzan. Graham i II,
Gray OBJ, A Hanley, } r Haltiwapger,
Mrs l. Hardee, Jackson. Krouskoh,
kavanaugh & B, VIM A Kent. Kramer,
Koch, Lowell & Son. Lippman Bros
Letter, j F LaFar, B II Levy & Bro, A p
Laney, Lang, Lang, Jno Lyons & Co, j
Lubs, Lester, Lilienthal & Son, J Nab
bett, Mohr Bros Meinhard Bros Il 60. r Nc
Donald, McGrath & Co, n Mendel & Bro,
A Miller Y Co, McKenna, g B Millions.
II Myers Il Bros, Lee Roy Myers, A Nichols,
) NlcOlson- j Nipson, Oelshig & NJ, J Odell,
order Lutz, Order II Miller Agt, p Pen
nington, Palmer Bros, x Platshek. X Power,
Mrs r Palmes n Paulsen u Co, Rieser 4 S,
) Reilly Agt, Rovelesky n T. SOlom0Ds 4 Co.
), = 4 W Ry, II Solomon & Son, Jno sullivan,
ID Hogan, Hamilton, S HeXter, p B Sprin-
ger, Southern Elk Co. L C Strong, H Sulter,
Smith Bros Co, Schwarzbaum, W d Simkins
I Shuptrine. M Sternberg, Stuart & Co, Jos
Sognler. Singer NJ Co, Sisters of Mercy, J I
Thornton, J c Thompson, The Bradstreet Co,
z Tuberdy, Teeples Il o, Vale Royal Mfg Co,
Weed q G, d Weisbein. r d Walker, e 7
Whltcomb, West Bros, Wylly & c, W U Tel
Co. Inland b Co.
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SPECIFIC!

Sold by All druggists. Send for our treatise
on the Health and Happiness OF Women,
mailed free, which gives al particulars.
TIE BnAnrlELn REGULATOR Co..
Box 81 Atlanta. Ca.
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NHE steamships Of this company ara An.
= pointed to sail from Savannah for RaIfi-
more as follows-city time:
WIN. LAME. Capt. BTLLUPs. THURSDAY.
March IL, at p. M
JOHNS HOPKINS, Capt. FOSTER. TIES.
DAY, March %, at i'll N.
WIN. oRANE, Capt. BILIOUS, MONDAY.
March 20, at Pm.
JOHNS HOPKINS, Capt. FOSTER, sATUR-
DAY, April 3, at 3 P. NJ.
named at 3 P. n. o'~
Through bills ladng given to all points
West, all the manufacturing towns In New
England, ana 20 Liverpool and Bremen.
Through passenger tickets issued 10 Pitts
burg, Cincinnati, Chicago, and all points West
JAS. B. WEST 4 CO., Agents,
ia RaV Attract
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

RELGHTING OF HELL GATE STATION.
The lamp at the He'll Gate electric light sta
ton, He'll Gate, Astoria, l. l, will be relighted
Monday, 18th inst.
By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
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PROPOSALS..

SAvAESAH, Ca, March 8, 1885.
PROPOSALS will be received for the fol-
Il lowing exclusive privileges, separately.
in the drill grounds and encampment during
the first week IN May next, VIZ:
Restaurants, Cigars. Shooting Gallery.
Lunch Couater, Milk Stand, Soda Water
Stand. Peanuts. POP Corn, Fruit, ConfectOn-
cry, Pastry, Lemonade and Ice Cream, Bar
Der Shop, Photographer. Bar and Beer,
speciRlties, Wholesale Of Beer to Bar on
grounds, and al other privileges usually
sold.
mittee reserve the right 10 reject any or all
bids. Address A. g.. HARMON,
Chairman Drill Committee, Savannah, Ga.
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SPOKEN.

By schr James r Talbot ct New York,
March y, bark Cuba Ger, New York for
Pensacola OBJ March Z, lat 49, Ion, So, all
well. The Cuba supplied the Talbot with -four
and bread.
Bark Mary Ann tBr), Smith, from satilla
River for Plymouth, Feb II, lat 30, Ion 81.
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ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 20. 1884,
DIR. J.. BRADFiELD: Dear Sir-sOme hf-
teen years ago / examiHed the recipe OF
Fefoale Regulator, and carefully studied au-
thorities in regard 70 it's cOmpOnents, and then
las wen ~ now pronounced Il 70 BE- them0st
fcicutincand skiiful combination Of the really
reliable Femedial vegetable agents known TO
science. 10 act directly on the womb and
uterine organs, and the organs and parts
sympathizing directly with these: and, there
fore, prov inlng a specific remedy Tor III us
eases 0f tho womb. ana OF the adjacent organs
and parts. Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, M. D., I'D.
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The country is flooded with quacl
nostrums, containing IRON and
other injurious ingredients, which
claim 20 cure everything-even
Female Complaints. We say 20 you,
II you value your life, beware of all
nnllEnnzHIuHnnMEEElaH
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Rradfeld,s Female Regulator

n purely vegetable compound. and Ia only
intended for the FEMALE SEX. For their
peculiar diseases II Is an absolute
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA

Steamer st Nicholas, Usina, hOboy, Darien,
Fernandlna and Brunswick &C Williams, Agt
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Vale Royal Manufacturing Csmpany's
Weed Yard.

ON canal, Just In rear &. r.. x. paasrnra,
~ Depot, and between the twohrick bride.
Of Y. n. r. - the place 10 get choan W COO.
slabs, Broken Lumber and Ends-tho beat nrn
on stove wood IN the world send vonr avn
uf street Wagon, Tor load and trqit. Donif
forget The nlffr.
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CITY or SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CITY SURVEYOR, March 10, 1861
Proposals
will be received at the Office Of the Clerk Of
Council until y m. WEDNESDAY, March
18th, for painting the railing around Forsyth
Park, and also for painting the fountain and
railing around the same.
The city reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
For specifications apply TO the undersigned.
JOHN X. HOWARD. City Surveyor.
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Shfppiaa 9ntEILiarnrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
sun RIsEs ........... ..................... sos
sun SRr5...... ..........-..,,. ............5:54
HIGH WATER at savannah S:49 4:lOPM
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer st Nicholas, from ter ,naut,,r;
and way landines- II Sapp' W q ~ -
King ana wife, Tom Ehrley' S go. ' "ui'' =
/ Volger. Mrs Or Bruner, anu - w. md wav
ssJ,pss@Miss Mingledorf, & Mallory w II
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
General Transatlantic 20.

ID ETWEEN New York and Hayre, from pier
ID No. AZ. N r., foot Of Morton street.
Travellers by this line avoid both tranait by
English railway aud the discomfort Of cross
ing the Channel IN a small boat. Special train
leaving the COmpany's dock ~ Havre direct
for Paris on arrival Of steamers. Baggage
checked az New York through TO Paris.
ST. GERMAN, BOYER, WEDNESDAY,
March n. Bpm.
ST LAURENT. DE JoussELIE, WEDNES-
DAY. March "a. DAN.
AMERfQUh. SANTELLI, WEDNESDAY.
March 81, N.
NORMANDlE. NJ kKRsALRlC, WEDNES-
DAY. April q, AN.
PRICE OF PASSAGE uneludlng wine:
TO HAVRE-Fi First Cabin. $780, 800 aud $50:
Second Cabin, $50; SteerAge from New York TO
Havre, S25: steerage from New York to Paris,
t2s; including VINE, bedding and utensils.
Checks payable &C sight in amount TO suit
the Banque Transatlanttque OF Paris.
LOUIS DE BEBIAH, Agent 8 Bowling
Green. foot OF Broadway. New York.
or WILDER CO., Agents for savannah.