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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

The Last Chance
70 BT WATER FRaHThsE On
aLIoTT BaE IT REis0H-
ALE PaIcES
81 to g per front foot
We IL. aA !, HEES APPOINTED
"LlDD'S ADDITION"
"LlDD'S lDDTNON +"

To ne city q seatsia. which comprises
los 4. s1d 5 q seczion - and loe ;. 80
tion Is. townzhip 8 north. range } eask
Near SnazGhia Cove. &nd We ara ans hoEtz3c
20 sell the same fnE from n " Is perfronl
foot On EIliott BAY. and from - 70 81
par lot net water fruntaEe.
Tbs il - far tae cheaPeef pruperfy u
that part q to city. and d beNut1iu ilI
laid out according % ths Topography o
Parriss investing In this property now
cannot help bun make money.
TERlfs-sa PER cEsT Down. BALANCE
IN = s, AID ~ MoaTH8 AT - PERckNl
Tatia. U. q patent 70 w. 5. I.add. thu
Puftaaa milliounire bAnke<. WarraniI
de1n krom ksAEia and wife 70 Geo. b Kit
finqsr. Piaited b Kssfsngsr, who vii
give warranty deed. NO BErTER TffLn
on EAERH-
A few blooks. oaiy. for sale at thess
uEices and On theae ternaA
suppose yon bag . hlock a. $50 or 500
Tou pay % psr cont down, tow1I 30 ul
$50 No moro paTme4t1 fcr ; monthe
A noum e. the seattle. Lake shore and
block viii be worth several thousand dot
lars. Yea thsrebg riak few dollars q
Do not buy this property Tin you ant
cut prices q adjoining property, and 4
the prizes asked % us d RoI :, per cent
lass than you can ge1 other properly ed
joining o. = hat ylclasty' Es III !, =. Ha AZ.
We aAAAi positively withdraw this addf
ten from the Market ~ these prices
When On third q Il is sold. THEsE ARE
oUR INSTRUCTIONS.
n. R-Re hereby ofIar ana have pur
chaaers far eVerT acre Of land within enc
half mile Of this a4affion- n any airoo
ton, Of $50 Per acre.
c. G. PHlMmEY q CO.,
James street
au2sdw Opposite Occidental Hotel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
lAaY PDSTI HTHLIeENCER



TheT haps . esod asg - 1oina s1lss
things aeun 10 1lazfes. 81 fael ss2s
q shefx iAs q agaxnment ass fsr
superior 70 car own They bage not
arrived - AS cainf d ~ ss,eass q
asrsrnmens e. phisn 4 $ eonzssarsd
nesassssy - fuas an fasne IS 81 aE.slss
asnesaklon hsfsrs darina forfsiisd
iands granted 50 ; eeFporstien rs be-
fasi16 - earn fheas
In 1878 GeusFai Gss1i. rspxeisilue
q strona ayndscate af Amsrinan oepi-
salisss sssnred frssn ffa Msxia fSes
srnmens : Faiuasle e0aasssion q issd.
foR - sonszr1ssioB u the Me1iss1
Bonfheru Railway. The railwAy -.
nsyeK osnnlEusted-uaa nege9 aaaaaiil
bee1a. And noa re Mexsean caysfn-
msnf elmpiy Issues 3 dseges dseiaEinf
that ~ land 4 fetlslt<d ana Inst il b,
besome enee more fhs property u ..
Repnb
IL he United Glzsea, ons bali Of ~
had uonld psobably hsgs besn passnisd
% lhs eoEapang before this. and tbs
psopls soald pFsbsbsy iast b avaksn-
ipg % me wrong being . rpssFatad
VIVA p1opss Ieeialasian tbs question
mieht g broaxhf before oonersel
within shs nsxi - years and b. ~
end ef ne sensuEy ne passage n for
fsisuFs Bin miohi hnge hseu scared
IN ths msantine. housvsF. the sonpanJ
would hAss Disposed o. iis Iands and
divided he proceeds IN the shape 81
disi6ends and wenid Be about ready "a
Surrender les chastsr. Ths ioss oona-
siossd b ihs forfsituEo uouid then fan
nlmost sntirsiy upou innoesni pr
chane1s.
Taksna u eli IL 81. there ere SONS
things thai We can learn from ne Msxi.
cans eIsally % oar osn advantags.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

The Issarl maa does noe like she tsn-
pesAnee plank In ne Repnhlican plat
form. NeOns expected be wOala. His
kind aase a tender eanseienCs 10 regard
TO all sampauAry laws. bslievsaa thai
thsy neealsasly vsx The people. He ave
NE resolutions % this sahiest an,
nathan ash nor fowl sp iOas a.
aempsEAnes Insa and vomsn are sasls.
haa With these rsselstions. Il i 40,
likely hat The views II the uAisAsy Or.
eAa "a tassa vii b q mach moment.
pro o. ean.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

The Presiasnt Is barred deep in TIE
AdieondaokA Secretary BAyaFd is
haaiiy eoeAeea ia aefendina TEE sadiy
battered repaiasios e Envoy Sedzwiek
SeeFstAsy AauninR Il m and ~ BEN,
% a lonE lsavs Il abscnee. sserssaF,
Lamar i dFe~mino as usaAl. Pc,
master General Villas Il taking trip IN
tie West. AsiaFaey General Garland
Il busy rubbing she Pan Eissssi,
snisehes from lis eaaL Ahozptbsr
teia Geyesnmsut seems to b bie
snoash b run aloaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

II OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
~ North Seattle.
Lots aAd blocks for sale IN d. 7. Den
ny's frst second. third. foarth. hffh and
sixth edditiana.
Lots ana blocks for sale In D. 7. Den
ny's Park addition.
Lots and AIoeks for sale In d. I. Den,
uyia East Park addition
Lots and blocks for sale n Mob Hin.
Lots and blocks for sale In Green's al
dition.
A house and lot for sale in D. 7. Den
avs 9TH addition. $500.
Lot : block 8, ID 7. Denny's third I'd.
dition. $50.
Los I block IS D. t. DenAy's third I'D.
dition. 500.
a hoass and lots In D. 7. Dsany's nftA
addition, $500
Lots and s. block 2. in Ben and Den,
nys addition. $500
Houses for rent and for sale
Loans negotiated and investments made
Taxes paid for non-Fazident partiei.
Orders for ali kinds Of rough and dsess
I'd LumbeF, Lath sash, Doors and Mould
inga viii receive prompt attention
Correspondence from abroad solicited
sefdWfm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

Inrasponse % tsleQrans from east Of
ne mosntainsa change has hsan made
n eppoinsmsnssog NJ. Bradshaw for
npaakina. He vii proceed dlEsotiy 70
colfax. end open ne campaign there
% TharndAy niQhi, shs 1gsh inst. Far
tksr announcements vim b made 70
marrow morning.
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sTRAYED.

4 MEDIUM slEED RID COW
- with a k3Ack strAp arenaa her neek
y = Aseh Il NtEseaed = stees r4nx. efrRvaa
tsHza ny feslasuces On Fffth aad Jef9 =
3 g sslegie, % asa SaHaAY nsarasnr. ~.
sEsi reward Nsa - ND eof snfernafisa
essst.ssatsS eee Naerc4 h1ats. len af TIE
8erfaa HARDWARE Ccmpasy's ss-,r,'
SIS ~ EtfrFf VEEa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

II tes eenmens q we press o. che
Territory can b relied aYon. re nsn-
tnttsoa e M. bradshaw eivus general
satisfaction, and he plAtfosa upon
Which he stands Is Regarded a. exSsp
tionAily strouE. There i every inaies-
tioa taas ths RepahlieSs party vii b
theroeeAly aniied IN ths ssnrAzn.
and veen ,he Rspabllsaa party Il
Washington rsFFisosy Is united. 80
majority mast y essnlsa b. the tAaa.
nAnla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

CKvKRAE Ao-ACRK TRACTS MAR
y ths city,
yenlent % street car tnos
Choice inside property thzf VIII pay 9
good per cent On the Investment
some choice blocks and lots IN Com
stock addition.
some fns lots 10 North Seattle cheap
lot8 IN d. ]. Dennyl8 PARK Addition
Also, some farms and farm LINDA
We have eWn OF three saWnaills for sale;
also, monay 20 loan. In fact We are Pre-
pared 70 aocomuOd date any and ev cry b0dy
that comes along.
HEFNER & DTSHON.
aus 11s1 Commercial street. Seattle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

=. !. l.AaR 8 Co easo femaRe3 b cor
nes kF4ut and James elteeea. crrcwiss
the Aesief.l ieagY ealldinE. wAara TREY
sliA eonliaae D ~ he aaass hssess and
sAoes a, Ne leuest ErtcsA Rema9ber
the plaeA aalS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
Rooms to Let.

CoME NTCELY FURNISHED ROOMS
- - iet a. The south west corner al i Alrs
AH9 NhcrrS stsee1A lac ale On ahe
naNlatara. ..fT -,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

~ Largo or SMALL. AMOUNTS
- feal es1Nie q p0reaaai aecngiig.
AFFy at reoEs ts pc1eia aock
49, In 3I&iCs ROCHESTER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
WANTED

COTTAGE, NOT MORE THAN FOUR
- o hsooks froea the Rosf OtAca. ~ 4
alaAll lAnlll. 1917 q. 81 har - "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14
Through Coaches
Through sleePsrs
Through Palace Cars
Through Dining Cars
ThFough saeondcInaas 81

1he scenery along the route excela n
grandeur any other American see err
that Can be viewed from TIE caF window
Ne freiEht rates are iow and delivery
rrempL
tor fan inform ton Writa 70 or inQuire
81 ". 0AN WATERs.
General FreixAt and Pass neeF Agent for
aised States ports on RaEul SQUAD.
Seessie, W =. MA
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WANTED.


GKRL 70 HElPrN THK KITCHEN
" frqaife cozaar Na1isaa and Frurf
stESr.s. - EiAiFa ~
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situation Wanted,

A GOOD COOK WANTS SITUATION
- ia private fAnily. Army AZ rsora
81 New EnsianA Hotel sell 3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

& aa1 Il In Seaa. ert "a Il
fts ani tanes ~ tie hrdess aarentR "a
gz.er .srset = e. a. & zss,c. fsE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-14

4aAan-AnuA ~
TyWO-sruEE HOUsE. And Ion On
= Ind slz11.
CO 19.A - sd - ..
2En meees lad part cieArsA. y per aeEe
WhiSa river rnnch. elaare4 b0llnzn- e7a5
Hs1lHmrau1a Sf8 $50 $50 1A1sAlz4
C0m1EY Hotnl WiEh nAxs tzzD1Eys
CounEF SIar4 nr1an- aAiDailA
Wasn't 0aFernnant cIalHl1s 10 Geze4
p king SD 1a1homiaa easAnklaA - !
vacafsd elsfsn. $50 trslsnqrishnd haEas-
nteo1l e. pla-sn1p riana sll1l Sl1s. 10 &c
FIgo-ncFo houe1. cie1Fed. - %.
Trada C1tv k.oEa Tor HGncA-
Horsqsgssen solid prgpsvfy. - 70 e 80
City and coanty SCRIP
New ana suocnd- hana safsa
WANTED.
Money gsed ssOuzitg; bess interest
womer' ~ 9iris; hsxhesa waess paid
IrunarA. washers and cooks NO. pay.
TO furnish farm hMnaA 88 per Honah.
CAnraasars and agents. IS pr molfh
Partner o. improFed stock Ranch, 80
Two laay partasrs far hfa, b. i've Nall-
FOR RENT.
AmumhaF q iInpsoved 9ArmG
Ninalaan houses, o. %
FnrniIhed 81 unfurnisiEed rooE4 with
q without hoArd, d 9 meath ~.
Popular Saloon, 80
10 acFs Fsanh; improved orchard and
hay no eaah rent
8oaera improved ranch. 8 q monkh.
House and large Rarden. IN town.
FuFniahed rooma Tor houseko1ptnR.
GEO. ~. CRANE.
Waahfngten Territory Rmpioymanf Blu
rean nasK eornar ConIms Ga and
Washington streets. Seattle. DIV
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WANTED.

MIN AND WoMEN TO ski, Pop.
~ ulAf CartzSznss works. Address hax
So. caty. - Il
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POODLE DOG SILICON,

Met TO TIE POODLE DOG REsTAU-
~ rant, YATES stree, Victoria
me mot elegantly atisd ~ publis house in
British Columbia.
Visitors alUays welcome. Seattle and Vie
torta papers always o. NE.
GE0RoR L HILL
with J. n. SHELBY,
auu Prspriesor.
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T. T. MINOR, n. D.

OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
ONES ksurs: nAm6nm;anspm
and o D N.
residence No. s.
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eEMERAL AMn nEHVogs llsEAsEs

MARK A. EoEGAKBR. n. D,
Grnauais Of Woman's Medical College
q kennzgivamia-
Ozleo and reEi1e1ce, corneE ChorfY ard
Third sereetA ulico hours foD % =
and from / % o'clock.
Particular attention given 70 ne trcat-
meat Of diseases of wowan and childro1.
CangnlaAEtona 3 KnGliah and German.
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70 Shippers and Traveller

kqualied By no ether through line. II 4
tie shortest roato from Puget sound 70
L0aia. Cklcag0. detroit Toronto. Pits
burg. Washington. New Vera. hoSton.
Montreal and ali points east or south Of
81 Paul
Il Is the most direct route 20 the Allan
&c seaboard and passenger can - tom
TIE Atlantic % The Pacific without change
@ cars. The oniy srAnseonrinsnfal route
running
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Reward fsT a Missing Boat

HIRED, FROM BUDLONG's BOAT
hluse, Aux. . b. one Jack Hayes. .
whitehall Boat. about Is feet long. feet
beam pAihted white oa SIDE, with ggesn
water line, yellow inside ana gre Moor ;
with Ne. II on each side OF bow and on
stern. Branded -BUDLoNG. BUILDER.
SEATTLE. ". T." on inside Of atern board
and on each side ef stern post.
A reward Of SO viii b paid for the re-
turn Of the Boat. Sail and Oars, at BUD
LUNGS Boat House. Seattle. w. 7.
p. o. box 1S8. SEQ
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New Hay, New oais and rasa Leave
oraeas C P. sToNKs chsrEy
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HENIl1LE EIaEoN . -
Dz. n. y. IoNsaKnE -Daar SIR. fcR
FesE1 / - hssa Sliced With q heavy,
nssafnI foaiinE IN mY foreAe11 and =
afgna 4 wunA 1e froubied with d1Lc1lt
hreaShanR. ooaRAfng and axpectar1IlnE 8
80 GkMR i had h11 liftle EeH& 4 w49 very
miaerah,e frum thls cataErh e ne head
I'D - relief. had heen pEogounoe1 N
enrah1e Whnn / noaEhf year care AID
trsakwamk fruR Which ! ra8e1rod RELIEF
IN few days. resniung IN . parmanent
clEA
RFan What I kn1w q Dr.. LcagAker's
rrnfsnalnnal skiH and tro1fUant 1oel l
sIIfIsrinw frnm disaasa % htns. Win the
asslirancs that HheY VIII racefEe mast ex-
caslant prwfsmaianal and nze0icai treat
mere. CE.kRw d. DAVIS.
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To Loan on Improved
Farms and City Property
at 3 per cent.
8 700
1000
t4OO
1900
1900
0Rnn
EDWD B. DOWNING AGO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
OYER ths Rtrss Nauonal ma K.
Partisan Dyeing and Cleaning
Works.

Cu.K AND wo0LEN DYKR.
- Al kinds 81 lA11ed dresses ciaMnad
and Gyod also agnxlemen's elaehing.
SEnEa ciean1nN q Especially.
Al ordGEI y eDp4 y ard 1zE1fully a.
tea1 4 .. A14rass Pos oIass boz az.
AN In p. =. BHUN.
ssosna e.. BE- WaEhisEsoa ana Nah.
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rT'HIs GREAT TRANsCoNTINEN-
A al route. stretching frum tide water
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-21
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1885,



rybee. Feb 90. 600 D Passed up, schr
f y Allen.
Pdsse out, str Dessoug, bark MuervalNor),
schr Grace Brad ey. uaqC r.
Wind y, fresh; air.lf7
New York. Feb S-krrived. schr Sylvanus
q Haskell. IL rs, ell, FernandlOa.
Carua, Fec lS-Ar Wed, bark Avenir tItaD.
Brrgliano, Pensacola. ~
Mar eIlirs. F,.b L. Arrived, bars Nittoria
Cane,trO tItail. B"siaS Rensaco
st Vincent v, Fish al--ArrNed. brig Ro-
go n. TeNeira, Brunswick; 9TH, bark Abiel
Abbott, Chase, ANS crdsm.
Sailed, Jan ~, ID rks Nlkol0l iRu-), Ban k
luud Cnarle ton; OeeNp tSw}, Hal gren, ry-
bee 9lst, brig Nrkeu tNor) Halvor-en, Ana .
ZACH co Is: r b4-hanks a tan &c GerI Lied q.
Saw tnnah; Berthe tSur). Aeerup Apalachi-
cola; 5lh. stur PelyoN BD, I'm Auala,hico,a
b rks NOmulus lNorl; NOrd, Pensacola; 9Th.
Auguste Ger. A kenia, Uub ed states; SUI
perie Ger, Frundt, do.
Bermads ell l5AFh port. b rks Thalassa
tDu chi, stasj, Branswps for LOndon, To
rel ad cargo IN a few uays;'S colehta tItal ,
Frlugo, from Girgeuti for charles on, ca King
to side-; saga (NOr), Farup rom Brunswick
for Buenos Ayres, ready tor SEA in three or
Halifax Feb l7--Arrived. schr Turbant Brl.
Da ey, Jacksonvi a..
Kingston, } ., Feb 6-Saited, schr Addie G
Bryant, Stubs, Pensacola.
Apalacnlcola, eli l6-Arrived, bark Ocean
(Norl, Olsen. Barrow.
Cleared l7th, bark Fred W Carbon, Reed,
Rosario; lSth, bark Lotte tBrl, Mills, Der
wick, n
boston. Feb Is-OG Highland Light, schrs
Agnes Grace, Small, fr' m ApalHchtcOla cost
dying iihh'oml; susan PicAerlng. from do
(bOih for llOst NJ.
BucR~viIle, 5 q, Feb l5--Arrved. schr War
ren Potter, Andrews, Jacksonville mot ~
Beauf' RI. = O..
Bath. Me. Feb l7-Arrved. schr satIla,
Skulheid. Darien.
SAilei, schr Ella NJ H0wes, PurlAgtOn, Pa
lat "a vi East Bnothhay.
Boothbay, Feb lG-Suiiet, schr ID Haskell
RnckpOrt for Pensacola.
Fall River, Feb l7-Arrived, schrs Gen
AIDE bert Ames. jameson. ,vannah.
Key West. Feb q sailed. schr Florence
Leland, Adams. Pensacola,
Pen>acOla, Feb ls-Cleared, barks Lady
ROwens ,Br), Nick llaE Liverpool; Ro~a
MaAdalenA Qttll, ScOtlO, Genol Silvia III aD,
Cas- elm. Genoa; Mary Lee (Swi, johnson,
Durdrrcht.
Darlen. Feb l9--Cleared, bark Enmore tBr),
stephen. QuesnsbOrough.
Fernandlna. Fer lS--teared, schr Luther
I Gar ELTON, Crawford, unswick, to load
for New YORK.
Philadelphia. Feb ls-Arrived, schr Annie
G Grace. Grace, SavanuHh.
Cleared, scnr Lucl Wheatley, Pettengill, Z
Augustine.
lie aware Breakwater. Feb l7-Passed out,
schro f G Iarnalt, Scott. Philadelphia for
Fernandina; POtnsi. do for savannah.
Perrin AmbD, FeO IL -Saued. -chr Rebecca
Mulfp Il. Lawrence, FerDandlna.
Portland Me. Feb s. Rrrived, brig Emily
r sheldon, HAYES, Dartep.
Sailed, schr Douglass HoYey, Wright, Sa-
vannah via Boothhay.
New York, Fi'b 20-Arrived, stmrs City Of
Richmond, Liverpool; Germani do.
Arrived out, SIR ST German, New York for
Hare.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-21
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, Feb. 20, 2 p. m.-Consols l0l 5-l6.
BERLIN, Feb. z0.-Tne Imperial Bank
Germany has reduced It's rate of discoun.
fl ON "a to per c, Mt.
NEW YORK. + D. 20 noon.-Stocks quiet an
heay. Money easy at IL g. per cent. Elk
ehange-lOn., - 4; short. ST 80 I. SLa,e
bonds neglected. Government bonds dun bLt
firm.
SCOOP. m.-Exchange, 81 s:1S. Money closed
a 1s,G216 per cent. Sub Treasury balance
Cod. 81 'z.2i7.0 o; currency, 2O'~.uC0. Gov
eminent bonds a. I'VE and nrm: -FOUR per
GEMS lzj36; three per cents, 1000 UiJ. state
bonds active anu Il, IN.
Interest in the stock market to-day has
centred IN the news afec ing the reOl ganiZa-
tiOn of the Reading COMPANY, and tue effect
of hat news upon The coal stocks. especial ,
Lackawanna. Rumors were ahOat early this
morning that GoWen mad secured the KeaIing
stock head by the Vanderbilt, aud also u
sufficient amount of money TO prevent fore
closure pro eeeding, 10y the syndicate. These
rumOrs were confirmed later on and acrOunt
for the weak ness in Lackawanna during the
past few days LackawaHna. after much
dactuatlon, closed 356 per cent. lower. De
ware and Hudson lost and New jersey Cer
trial ~ per cent. Reading ls ~ per ccnt
higher Ia consequence Of tO-day's beTs, Oue
thId OF days business of 100000 share
was in Lackawanna, ami the rest Of the list
was quiet. The market for other than al
ers was com aratively steady, huctuatng
Wlthin q narrow ran 20 anu yielding only
lightly. In TACT n hen the weakness in c al
stocks Is taken into cOnsidera ion, the rest of
he list may be SAID to have been rong. The
clOsi prices sh Nv losses OF 1Sa4 per cent.
IN most ca 5, buC Erie pr ferred Is up Is and
Western Union "a per cent. The market CLOSED
irregular out generally heavy at the follow
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Per Central X ilroal, Feb 2O-2.O4o bales
cOgton, "a bales domestic, p bates plaids,
bale hides, l r ~ leather, 80 pkgs tobacco.
pkgs paper, q, 045 lbs bacon. l59 hbls iOsin.
hbis splrIts turuen tine, 1851 bales hay. 4 bbla
liquor. p pkgs furn'tari. 5,2l2 bush corn, q
cattle n car iumDersil4 cars wood. IS Sushel,
rice. 2 pkgs MOO ilH -hape. 8 pkgs tatlOw. car
lr n. 60 sacks meal. ii pkgs paint, ~ phg-
bardXar.', II case, egg.
Per Charleston At savannah Rv. Feb 20
: cars wuOd - ca'hiies tObaccU, bales hides
8 hbls cabbage. Is erates hams, and mdse.
Per savannah, Forlta aud N Ustern Rv.
Feb 20 4 ~ bales cotton, Is cars lumber. car
cattle, 53S bbis rOsin 80 bbls spirits Jurpentine,
/ car brick. bbs and $50 boxes oranges,
bnl- syrun, A tacksrice, 8 bales hides, 70 sacks
peas. and mise.
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
ami wav landi 'g7--a boxes tools, 2 bags pota-
toes. 2 '.mnly JUGS, 10 sacks rice. % sturgeon,
- bales cotton. hAies hides, cpOp turkeys,
pkg hardware, TO- dolls ritsturpenune,
Dbl chips.
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Per steamer David CLARK. from Brunswick
and WA Ian inge-N W Gordon n 90, Cohen
\ Ga. Jno rlannery Co, lee Roy Myers, a
HenhrcSs ~ 6ulinartn %. New orb
hi Lowell 4 SOU. Y 9 Norwood. Paterson,
- Il Co. & O. R. Bets MI Jams, Henry Miller,
Loutsa Br an. y Moot Green.
Per On lrie .tpn und savannah Rv. Feb -
= prtrt a Ke--eil. Bitter rs. ~ j Butch,
J G II wood. A Ehriirh Bro. Pau Decker,
iioi omDC. & & CO. fHckenhein e. son, &
MtGarvrr, Smith Hrus& ON Meudel h Bro,
Palmer Bros. Beudhoib Bro, 4 ~. West Bro
Ohlander Bros, II MyeI1 & Bros, NJ terst GO.
A J Miller & Co. Jno Fhnnery Co. 4 Lefiler,
Mcmillan Bros. y d Jonust0n, T. g Meow, n.
Per tvannah. Florida ana Western nv.
Feb 30-fransfer Oll'e. McDonough 4 Co,
Mrs II Z Buck ORD. BeDdheim Bros n ca. e
Ward, 4 w Baker. a Enrich a. Bro. w M
Phillips West Bros. Weed q T., l. A Baker.
80 ONIONS n co, } Pehrsou. Fersi = Co.
w 2 Pennington, Rieser 4 5, Palmer Bros.
Henderson. X Clarke ~ Go. Or y Cox,
Reppard a o. Date. Dr. Co. Bacon. j n Co,
ID Bacon n Co, kricrsDn Y Co. II S Hahn e.
AcOsta y u. kayauauRh q y. + Cheai ham,
Ein-tcin n w Miller. q Eckstein a. co. j
J. Gallagher, Coast Line r x. W r Cha lin,
Waller. 7 n &c. Boiler s, GarBett. 4 Co.
JnO Flannery ca. Gordon A co. HIM
Conner n Cold Guilmartin N Co M Maclean,
Baldv In n e., Wood n 20, Peacock. n 4 Co.
NJ Il D Mclnt, red 4 WilliAns.C l. Jones'
Ellis, Co. w q jackson. w Garm ny.
Per Central Railroad. Feb 20 -Fordg Agt.
Jno Flanner, n 90. Chat Fills. r NJ Farley
I'm Conner A O. ~ W Cioision n 90. BALDWIN
a Co, Walter, 4 a. Co. ~ Gui martin \ Ga.
Garrett. 5 n Co. WarreH A. Al Woods n Co,
Hammond. II Y Cod 5 Wood a Bro, " arn0ck.
: \ Co, } = Wiiham Grab M, n " ca, order.
Peaeoct, II n Co, n 2 Boni. Hgiffos -. g s
Me Alpin. West Btes. liuenthal 8 son. Moore
a " fhrlich n itrn. lee Rov hyers. 4
Brpdgon. II solomon n son. Smith Bros 4 Co.
Lefler Lowell ~ -Onl ilermAH a *, J N
HeuHcrrOn. a Rneu4toiu, BOud ~ 4 y, d. Il
J Nunn. irahaiu y ~, DAgiy Bfo5, W Woln
Lippman BrN. q ~ Ars7tf W w ln. ins, .
J. Mercer, 7 Eusteiu N Bro, Paimbi Bros. Dr.
ID Cox, s loh n. Jfss Ray. y V Hiunwangrr,
g = rsh. Arkwrig Alhlt klfsei \ :. v
Mohr Bros. Luddeu& -. Jio sHlfivan.
Dixon. 4 Pcaraons 4 n Chgmplon. Canal
a l.. a iltnl,y Graham n "a - a. Bacon
Co, G. V llcckrr & 60, a 4 Altmaycr q Co,
b A GlashAn. Jnn Ronrke, 4 Is FInAd.
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Per steamship DessOug, for Philadelphia
SO bales upiand cotton. - bales paper stock,
? 2 bales dOmesucs ard yaFn-. l3l bbls Oy ter',
y Dbis roslu, 22t bis spiris turpentine. ~
ca e. warns 10 ha'es yarns 2i9 empty kegs, 40
ass tons pig iron, IS pkgs mdse. bbs yegeta-
blos.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence. for Balt'-
more, 294 bales cotton. 3S9 bhis rOsIn. lla
bbls spirits turDeuuur, l2t blls rice, % bbls
fish. rs boxes Orange II bales warns.
Per steamship Llapgorse Br), for Bremen
=, y bales up. ana cotton, weighing 2,436,e52
poun 6.
Per steamship CoForilla tBr). for Antwerp
-, OF bales upland cotton, weighing 1855, 5A
pound.
Per brig Bans (Norl, for Gothenhurg-
l02j bales upland cotton, weighing 1876, ooS
pounds.
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NOTICE - -MNRINERs.

Baltimore. Feb lS-Capt Grggs, OF the ice
boat Maryland, repo t, "a I the buoy- mark
ing the Brewerl0u, era ghil AMI cutoff chan
II so we're IN their proper places yesterday.
Norfolk. Feb l7-Steamer CASTOR reports q
sunken BUOY about O,e-baf mile above
Suillh', Point, a. tha mluth Il the Potomac
liver, b airing \ = W from smiths Pc Mt. Ii
is SUNK 81 that my the tou can be seen over
water, and is OF the class known as can buoy.
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PASsEN tERs,

Per Steamship WIN Ia renee. for Balti-
more-AJ adams. 3 wv smith, W Burg,
NJ Aexander, } Johu-On.
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
and WY | lings- Capt Wan u Avery, NJ
Gilhs.n, Mr. KlrR, anJ one deck.