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Tile pretty custom Of singing Easter carols
from door to door still prevails in some por-
tfons of Germany and in the Tyro]. FROM
this observance sprung the present popular
fashion Of Easter cards.
Easter, tho queen Of festivals in Christen-
dom. commentaries the Resurrection OF
Christ, though it takes its English lame
from the Teltonic goddess nf Spring, Elstre.
We understand that about the lst Of May
there will be opened III Central Music Hail
Building one Of sthe finest lasltes1 cafes ~
the United States, supplying long desire OF
our lady readers.
\ beautiful young actress Is descrloeo ny
critic Us having Il iacc IL patllef might uWel1
uppl,. What Il delightful residence!
Purchasers of dia'no nds must realize the
advantage Ut buying ul il responsible anu IN
tclIigent salesman. Mr. J. l.. K"We. ol LrasH,
Rowe Il Co., is I'LL acknowledged authority
in this business.
..When yesterday I asked you, love, one
1itt,e word to say, your brother Interrupted
lis; so please say yes-ter-tl1y."5
N. Wheeler & Co., the acknowledged Lead
ers of styles. have justintroducrd AND placed
on sale the elegant ;lid beautiful Ia Coni,
tesse," ''liortense, and Magic Hamtat u! I:'a;
ety-ladi,s. who declare they are "just too
cu,e'' for anything.
Possibly mistake: "James," said a
n1otnerly wonla, to 4 Young man whose hrSt
sermon She had just heard, james. why did
sou enter the ministry" ~ i!ad cali IRON ION,
The Lord" said the young man. ana then
came the reply, "B,lt are you sure 1t wasn't
soule other noise that yolt heard" ~ =.
The Lc,,ten season having closed, social
g.yety resumes sway. LII this connection we
would say that the popular caterer, Joiln
nlent. from an informal to the most elaborate
gathering.
4 bracelet, apparently intended for circus
uerfor,.,rr has six penuantS-l fllnoceroS,
in elephant, beagle, foxliound' II ca'lle''
aud bear.
furnished the invitation notes for many Of
the notable weddings about to occur.
Among refined dresses Of cashmere tle.
sin,,et1 for yOung ladies is one OF darkest
uyrtle-grren combined with green and wlllte
summer silk in small blocks, or rather large
checks.
Tho Parisian Dress-Tritnming Company
makes matching orders ut short notice: and
rerails all kinds Of dress trimming at wl1oIte-
sale prices. Ernest Mix, III State street.
"Wrhat are sou holding your hand over
tile fire in that way fore. the weather ism t
roi,I.'' said a father to his little sun; VINO
answered, !" l ain't trying to heat the weather.
papa; I'nl warming my hands,
An entirely new and nlUst tellclousiS
Favored French confectlon, Paris style, Is
now offered by Jno. kran:, Is ana ~ state
street It is worthy trial. Remember 1t
cttn,l0t be found elsewhere.
A correspondent Of the London Echo
| writes ti,at lnatrimony. an expensive lnNMry
1T all times, Is rendered still more SO III Eli
! gland by i tax upon weddngg-rlrgs.
Fur Intelligent ami colnpetelt office as
sistonts cali AZ il, B. Bryant's Chicago Busl.
ness College. You cnn also find good short.
| ,,aud writers and type-writers
l. or the souvenirs distributed at the ouen
, 1881-04-17

East wonderful furore. especially as they
show this excellent artist at his very best As
this is an extra. concert iii 1.-The Beethoven
season. the public can obtain seats ut Lyon
.&Itealy's or OF remembers Tile program,
which Is 4 sllperb ONE, will be as follows:
i. Duo. Hommagcu aandcl," " for TWO
Mess,s. Henxchl ana lr'af$ohn.
!, fu Aria from "Orfe0 "",... Haydn
- b. Arin-"Revcnge. Timotheus Cries. ,r,,,
1fr. Henxc1iet.
3. Concerto for violin. Mendeissonh
Hiss Rute FuncE-
Ia. s.Ganymede" :....,.... scnuocrt
L., 5. Iea groe n'cht" schnmann Fn.,,n
c. "Widmung,-.. .-.-:-; --.--...-..'.fFan@
Ifr., ,Hcnaehsl.; -
-}fr. Wu!fsohn.
Ia. "Der Asrn ..-.-........ -. hunnst.eIu .!a
=. D. "Mer1neleh :.-.-.' '''' '-'' 1r.hn,s
is{r. HeIsc1id.
T. Nocturne for violin. ..-.Esnst
M,ss Kate Fts1lek.
. tu Aria from lie 1sui de Lnhore". .Slassenet
Q. 50. "Couplet dc Vu1cnu" -........ ..-Gounoo
lfr. Hensc]t<f.
, 1881-04-17

The ladies of the Union Aid Society OF the
Foundlings' Home, having been very heavily
taxed during the long and severe winter,
found it necessary to adopt some means oy
which the demands upon them could be met,
and after considering the matter decided 10
give alt entertainment In accordance Win
this determination, on the 9th Of Aprl! they
addressed circular to some OF our best
musical talent. In response to this circular.
a large number Of singers were present at Tue
first rehearsal on last Thurtsay night. and
great dea! Of enthusiasm was manlfestea.
The magnetism Of the new conductor. nr.
Clement Tetedpl1x, SEEMED to be Impaired 10
the whole chorus, and the success oi tue gu
tertalnment became Il liked fact: y nnlaoer
Of the chorus being tl,elnersnt the bees'lo'tii
Society, whose last e0Ecerr ut the season VII!
he given next Thursday. the second rehearsal
will tal;e place ON Friday evening. Aprtl -,
nj the pla1o r,ltnls OF Peltun, Pnneroy y
{,ross. l52 State street, at which time
it is hoped there will be larger IN
crease of numbers. as many nave sig
nitied their intention OF taxing p piss VIE
were unable to be present Oh lnulsuay
night. From the interest taken IN the nrst
rehearsal, 1t looks rs If the e1itert:tlniseilt
will be a SUCCESS both n,lslcally and 1 iinan.
select chorus of eighty voices and select
orchestra, will be Masscnet's Eve" 4
sacred cantata flor which the composer re-
cevcd in Paris the Cross Of the Legion ot
lionor), and eight numbers OF kosSlnl:s; :;
"Stah,t 1Eater.'' The translation IF - Eve"
Is bv Mr. Trre.l0ux, and will be given for the
fit.sr time In this country.
, 1881-04-17

IN acknowledgment, of their indebtedness to
him for his cantata "Untler the Palms, !"
which has been reprinted in England" and
performed with great success. So g.: ~
The original Fisk Jubilee Singers, who
have mot been here for eight years, wil! give
five concerts at the Central MMs1c-Ha!i nexs
week, on Monday, Tuesday. Thursday, ana
Friday evenings and Saturday afternoon.
This admirable troupe of :culored singers
which has now been In the ield ten years
butk in this country and in Europe, mas met
etiIy tiEd 4 warm welcome awaiting them
TN their return tn this city. !
The program OF the regular organ recital
bv Mr.. Eddy yesterday moon at Hershey
Hall included the following numbers:
Bac!l's Fantasie aud Fugue ~ G minor;
AIerkel's Christmas P:astora1e.'' = op. IS; Car.
ter's Theme and Variations in 4: Lem.llens'
"Pascai Sonata; Vo!cknlar's Concert Fan
TASTE in . minor, Up. 3l5: tsuilnant,s 'Elegy
Fusue," op. = No-2; ntlu sH;arrs Granu anu
Solemn e. Mase ns9 IN @ t;ii II ;n,e aniv n'G
works by American composers for the organ.
The program for the concert at Brands
Hall this afternoon will be Us follows: over
ture to ''Zampa.'' by tlerul1; air, from the
':Stanat Mater,",, " K9sslni; waltz, ,oF1i K9-
::Finsafs Cave,', by Mentielssohn; se1enade
in + luajor, by Volkmann; Easter t;.!r as
Lelpsic,H BY kcinlluld; overture, to - Light
Cavalry" by Suppe; paraphrase, Loreley,"
by Nesnoadba: Baby Polka" By l}iai; and
.@Storln G,lop," BY keler-15ela- . >~~ = -
The rchearsals of the Bach and Handel So
ciety will hencefortll be held in Centenary
Church, on Monroe, just west Of Morgan
street, every Tuesday evening, their former
hall beng about to be changed into suites "
roou.s This Is n large ind comfortable
room, and the location is central and well
known. DR.. Fuchs has already lllade conSld-
erable progress on tile sel"ctions fur the Mag
collcer., AMI the members are earnest anu
enthusiastic in attendance and stu.y. They
feel that they 'laye made substantial prog
ress this year, and that tue PROMISE OF q sue,
cessful season to commence next fall IS
bright.
The program for the Turner Hall con-
cert this afternoon will be as follows:
March, ''Am"ng Comrades {newl, by
nation,': by Suppe; waltz, "Stndentenoall
TInze, y l,y L. Strauss; selection from the
opera ''Madam AngOt, by Lecocuue; oyer
ture tn the us5era "Preciosa," BY E. A. =:
Weber; In the Evening, Lied ollne Worte,.,
by Chr Gounod: '.Traulnbilder-Fanta
{by requesr), By Lnmbye; kotponrrl,, "A
Sunday at tie Leip>ic Easter Fair" By Men:
zrl; gayotte, ''Herzenssehnsncht'. by
Schrappe; salop, Everywhere and No.
where,'' by Strebinger.
, 1881-04-17

TIE FAY CONCERT.
The concert heretofore announced to be
given BY Miss Amy Fay. the pianist, will oc-
eur ut Hershey Hall on "Wednesday after
noon next, upon which occasion Miss Fay
will have the assistance If Mr. Rosenbecker,
Mrs Jessica Haskcll-Fuller, soprano, and Hiss
Kate I1uif. her pupil The program Will as
follows:
/. "Kreutzcr Sonati" "............ Beethoven
Miss Fuv and Mr.. Rnstnbecher.
~' b. SerenAde. 49,. -A's@I
Miss Kate Fluff.
g. Four sougs froul " "Wouans Life
and Love ..SeauIasAAt1
=. Mrs. F1tner-
4. b. !. betNl,ied .Schununn-R
Hiss Fuu.
S. "The Fri King "s...-... .....-.- Schubert
lr*. Fuller
6. Fautasie on Faust ..;.-: w "'enla"sN
Mtxs Fay and -ur. Rose1.bccksr.
, 1881-04-17

kocNHA~ - - .,,
Mrs. Grace lliltz-Gleasoh' OF thls clts' wiz
sing i'll three Ut 4Mf: onerWooos fec''a'9 LII
Boston this week..
,ifraa W;,1ztp. the tenor. formerly Of this
:'.;.,, =, 49,, ..f,1;vnttu:, tro,,,u, il,
citS, Is slnso6' III +n ''.''~
Boston.
.,,...- ,,1.r>, racan;lv in rho DamnatIon of
Faust-n died suddenly in Boston last Thurs
,,,,-
"a,' n,e ,;aa ,,ar i,,s+
Mrs. Engenie lie Rooue hlce las 1"as
written Il bis; song, entitled ''Teacler OF
11parts.: which is highly spoken of, and will
t,,;. o,,,,,;nu for th, first time ut tie
". u: s"IS .4'.7 $500 e', ..,,s,.;,,,
Iiyii1oul' t"e'' ciA SUR eeA' ' ..
':Ei!iee lay1or' Which 'ls' p1o'eo ~, s.sas
SUCCESS at the Grand Opera House, viii pe
continued all this week. The Boston Ideals
Iii fo,in,v nnenin., nm tha o5th. and the salt.
W ~ t.. IW.V,i Vii ..',,,,rnre IN tl,e Dist
u se"'@ VIZ ],,:~. ,,.1
Miss Blanche Nnosescll tMt5s Dltt!c1tG
Tucker) seems to have el1lrt!y aoah1s'mso e3e
opera. anu IS huW e''l.Ge ); s -" - 49,.
ller rt,tite ~ ~ !, 1n",o hnN I,..n sE,frrtI
ece'l A"l'a' u 40 ~ "<e' ">~' 3
The Leipsic AIEsii- -IctfunH announces ehe
rclnaraau!t fact that Cnl: Nap!esoll !l;lI oeei1
giving opera III cnnnGct!oH WITH the chorGs
and orchestra Of the Citlcinnail Musical to!-
!ege (which Is so ably conducted bf lterr
Dr, Ziegfrl,i.'; What will Herr GtorTt
Ward Nichols SLY to that?
d, ,,,,,,;,., e,,r1a of rho Hershey Musical
g - pt;i lii i', n;s.au to-n,nrrn,y ryp,Iiutr In
oSHo;' o,!i. W. W.! ,iec.s r Eaarsisv Ina K,f,
Wn1c.t !a,., 1tte iis,:;., nvn;,, S1av i'Inix
tus t.sa n R;ssri iii, +. iGa;,fortli. iicr II.
, 1881-04-17
SUBURBAN..
EVANSTON

The Conservatory Of Music will give re-
hearsal Tomorrow evening III the Methodist
Church under the direction Of Prot y. +.
Locke. The principal part Of the program
will be rendered by conservatory students.
No adl1ittance will be charged, but the autll-
ence will be admitted by cards OF Invitation
The Buat Club made about $500 on tlelr
entertainment. ;.
The election for three Village Trustees and
d Village Clerk will occur Tuesday.
An adjourned meeting OF the Boat CLUB
will be heltt at the University office to-inof-
row evening at ) O'Clock sslarp
Among tie items nj the Village Cserk.s re-
port were tho cannouncei1ents that the sltRlse
was ut last relieved from lEtcrest~bearlIs
certification OF Indebtedness anu Judgments
and that the excess Of resources over llaolli-
ties was Slt, !45.
In ail the Snnday-schools special Easter
service will supplement the usual exercises.
The CONGREGATIONAL people viii havea spe-
cial program, for this Sabbath. This morning,
the pastor will preach all appropriate sermon
and the choir will give special Easter so''g-
rhe Rev. A. w. Patten will preach 4 spe:-
ciai Easter sermon this morning, and tnls
evening lie will give his second sermon on
"Epochs Of Enbeiief." .r H.,
Special services, mostly OF song, Will ne
held i'll St. Marks Episcopal. Churen I,'i: 5uts
morning. The morning sermon, ~ M tne e na. tey.
Frederic S. jewell. will be OH 1le lo"e1
of the Resurrection" .,.:.
Tile Rev. George Sawyer will preach tins
morning and evening in the presbyterian
Tie Key. George K. piener will preach this
morning and evening III the baptist CHURCH.
, 1881-04-17

That old musical standby. Rombcrs's
"l.ay of the Bell" will be brought out ut.
Turner-uall this evening by the Sonnefelder
Liederkranz, the senior German society OF
this city, Under the direction Ut Mr. Kosen-
becker, with seyenty-tive mixed voices. 1he
first part Of the program will be nltscpilane-
Gus, including the overture TO "Raymond' by
Thomas; an aria of Riccis, by Miss Lender;
Ernsr's +" Hungarian Airs" by Alr. Kosen-
becker; Chamb!ey's 'Oceone REM Waltz;
Hurn. by Nj. Lengp; and Schreintr's VA
ratiolls on Russian Sungs." The cast Of the
cantatn will be as follows:
Rasso Mr. Greiuer
Snnr,lnn ..;,... ....Aiss Leh1=r
Sitn -, Miss Slockmar
E;rsr T.nnr ........Mr Mr. StocEmar
cncnna Tenor Mr. Tno1uns
I1,r;t,,,,o :.--. Mr. Lott
, 1881-04-17

verv pleasant gathering occurred at the
=, = !. nj nr, and Mrs. George q. king,
, 1881-04-17
ENGLENOOD.

ENG LIE " OO17s
The members Of the EnglewoodU mon vet
eran Club have obtained Il license to lncorpo-
rate the Suldicrs' Memorial Association. The
Commissioners untler this license are EN-
powered TO take subscriptions to the capita!
stock of tile Association, the proceeds to DC
used in erecting melnoria! building:
lot on Sixty-tlllrh street, next the new uni-
.versalist Church, has been secured as tae ,t.
uush this rnltrulisc Will energy, and ll u
stort lime EngItwood will lavs an addition
able to lie town. snb;crpttons TO-, to :, lafSe fSe
;.ulouut have already been, assufeu ',a.r 10 Mie
Aftpr Mun,iay the subscription nook Will be
upened @ at The Office Vi G. S. Kedield = bfo:
aid Eltc office to all who may wish to s;s taee
stock lit the enterprise. Ihe caplaal stocA
will be $1,000. in shares OF Slu each.
, 1881-04-17
Easter Service Programs Of
the Churches.
The Beethoven Society's Concert and
the Hensohel Recital.
An Important Concert for the Benefit Of
the Foundlings' Home.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers Comiug-Serious Illness
=, Of Maurice Disagreement.

EASTER MUSIC.
, We print below the programs Of Easter
music which will be sung In some Of our
churches, which will be Of service to those
who desire to celebrate Easter III musical
way: ::
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-02
CONSIGNEES

Per steamer Katie from landings on Sa-
vannah Rivera G CabanIss G Stubbs Or
der, JnO FannerY & Co, Tno Lawton. Jen-
nings, Jas Manning & Co, Holcombe, G. & Co.
Peacock. H & Co. l. J Guilmartin & Co. W Wal
lace j Ennis, w Wilson's Sons, w Miller,
Solomon Bros, Jno Ryan, w c jackson & Co,
w A Jaudon, G H DOrSett, Ed SENS. AIexan-
der & II. Mcmillan & Bro, Williams & W.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Au-
gust 1-Fordg Office, S, + s. w Ky. White,
II Myers & Bros, Burchardie, Lee Roy
Myers, Bendheim Bros & Co. Lippman Bros,
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
August 1-FOrdg Office, W G Jackson & Co,
4 Jones, Williams & W, Peacock, H & Co. w
e s. Lee Roy Myers, Bendheim Bros & Co.
A Schwarz. Reedy, III Henderson, w
w Carter, w Miller McDonough & B, Solo
b & Co. D G Bacon & CO, Willie Hood, W E
Dupont. H Sanders, G r r 90, J j Dale & Co,
Herman & X, l. Guilmartin & Co, NJ Maclean,
Jno Elannery & Co.
Per Central Railroad. August 1-Fordg Agt,
A Haas & Bro, Saussy & H, Holcombe, G & Co,
Loeb & K, NJ Boley & Son, G Z Suits, Cohen,
JnO A Douglass, Branch & C.. 7 ii Bolshaw,
Lippman Bros, A Schwarz Ludden & b,
Mohr Bros, Richardson & B, Woods & Co, F
Stubs, G H Miller, Dave Allen, Allen & l.,
A Hanley, G w Alien. H Sanders, H Myers &
Bros, G Gilbert Co, ID G Bacon & Co, +
Harris NJ Henderson, Frank & Co. Order.
Per steamship Geo AppOld. from Baltimore
Allen & L, Alexander & NJ, Q Butler, Branch &
c, II Bolshaw, John Cunningham, l. NJ Cor
nell, Chess, c & Co. j j Dale & Co, Paul Deck
er, a Friedenberg & Co, NJ Ferst & Co, S Guck-
enheimer & Son, Haniey, s Haynes & Bro,
NJ Helmkin, A Haas & Bro, NJ Hull, Hol-
c0mbe, G & Co, Jones, johnson & Co,
Jno Lyons, X Lee. Lippman Bros, A LETTER
Loeb & f. A H Morales, F Morgan & Co, W B
Mckee. Father MehOir, Miller & Co. A Nc
COrmack, w B Nell & Co. sno Nicolson. E L
Neidlinger, Order notify NJ Boley. Order notify
W SchleY & Co, order notify Holcombe, G &
Co. Order notify A Minis, Order notify S g
Haynes & Bro, Order notify T P Bond, Estate
Jno Oliver, G W Parish, Palmer Bros, J H
Ruwe, c L Ridgeley G H Remshart B Reedy,
W Schley & Co, str Katie, ] S Silva, A Sam
uels, j Screven, E Schwarz, c Stults, Solo
mon Bros H Won Newton, A NJ & w West,
J B West & Co. West Bros Thos West, R X
Agt, S, q WRy Agt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORT
FINANCIAL"

HAVANA, July 30-Spanish gold, 1913. Ex-
change firm; on the United States, 60 days,
gold, 90916 premium; short sight ditto 9lfIl0
premium; on London, sO02ON premium; on
EEw YoRE, August 1.-Stocks opened weak.
Money 21f6l3 per cent. Exchauge-lon9, a 50;
short 81 IS Government bonds dull State
bonds quiet but steady.
WASHINGTON, August THE debt state
ment, issued to-day, shows the decrease of the
public debt during the month Of July to be
100 %; gold certificates S5749 $50 90; silver GER
Gates, S5i, 9S3. $50 90; certificates of deposit
outstanding. $40, 74O, 900 90; refunding certifi-
tificates, 1853 $50 90; legal tenders outstanding
SS4o, osl; 0l6 ~; fractional currency outstand-
NEw YoRE, August Cotton market opened
quiet but firm; sales AL bales: middlinR M
iands, l2c; middling Orleans. 121zc
furursE-narket opened quiet but steady, with
sales as follows: August. II lie; September
II S9c; October. 10 73c; November, 10 SIC; De
cember, 10 SIC; January, 70 65c
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,. Erc.
NEw YoRE, August Flour dull and heavy.
wheat dull and lower. Corn unchanged. PORK
dull and weak at SIS 90. Lard steady at II S5c
Frsizhts steady.
BALTIMORE, August Flour quiet but
steady; Howard street aud Western super1ne
- 5OG4 %; extra, 81 25G5 25; family, IS 500
= a.
81 1515 25; family, So 1917 90; Rio brands,
80 5OG6 o.; PstaDsco family, 81 .. Wheat
southern steady; Western steady; Southern
red 81 GOAL p; amber, 81 2311 20: No. Mary
land 81 -; No. Western winter red on the
spot and August delivery, 81 24zI1 PAN; Sep
tember delivery. 81 265k6l1 q: October deliv-
cry, 81 29I1 291z; November delivery, 81 32n
"a. Cnrn-SOuthern steady; Western steady
but inactive: Southern white. 63c; yellow, Sc
HAVANA, July 30-Sugar-The market con-
tinued parayzed, principally owing to the pre-
tensions OF holders, who were indispOsed to
sell centrifugals below 1OA reals, gold. per ar
rome, and quotations are entirely nominal
stock IN warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
b5450 boxes, 81. 800 bags and 90, 500 hogsheads:
receipts or the week, 100 boxes, so bags. and
80 hogsheads; exports during the week, Il, 500
boxes, $50 bags and 8. 100 hogsheads, incud-
ing all bags and hOgsheads to the United
states. Bacon, S33 OOd34 co. currency, per cwt.
Flour. SIS 50d3O 90, currency. per Dbl. for
American. Beef, jerked, 46147 reals, curren-
CIV, per arrObe. Hams, American sugar cured
- OJGL40 %, Gu -rency, per quintal for North
ern and Si3 5O644 90 for Southern. Lard in
kegs, 81 OOGa 80, currency, per quintal; in
tins, so OOGt4l 50. Potatoes. 81 50NS 90, cur
rency, per Dbl Coal oil, in tins, Sl1SG90 reals
currency, per gallon. Lumber firm; white pine
- Quasi 90, gold, per thousand feet; pitch
pine, S35 OOlI37 90. Shocks quiet and nominal
Navy beans, white, 26026l6 reals. currency,
| per arrObe Tobacco, chewing, S45 09Q52 90,
| gold. per Quintal Corn, 9l6610 reals, curren-
| cy. per arrObe Hoops nominal Freights in
I better demand; outside ports for United States
| per hOgshead Of sugar, 81 1898 25.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-02

TYBEE, August /. s:45 p m-Passed up, schr!
II NJ Lollis. Nancy Smith.
Passed out, schrs A Denike, Cassie Jameson
Waiting, bark Tillid (Nor).
Wind E, 16 miles; cloudy.
II p m-Passed up, steamship City Of Au
guSta.
New York. August ARRIVED, Crescent City
Arrived out, Anna, Kate, Covert Addie
Cam. Elizabeth Scott, Champion, Fannie
Corrill, City of Richmond, Canada.
Homeward, Condor, Norfolk; Saga, New Or
leans.
Belfast, July 26-Sailed, schr Paul Seavoy
Young, Jacksonville.
Bangor. July 26-Sailed brig Clytie, Dow
Brunswick. to load for Pernambuco.
Providence. July 23-Arrived schr NJ K Raw
ley. Rawley, Brunswick
New York, July 30-Cleared, schrs May Morn
Guptill, Savannah; Eva L Leonard, Macomber
Jacksonville
Philadelphia, July 29-Arrived, schr Maria
Pearson, Ash, Savannah.
Fiume, July l4-Arrived, Runneborg, Perran
Savannah.
South Alloa, July 29-Arrived, bark Max
Fischer (Ger) Mas, Darien.
Havre, July 23-Sailed bark John Shepard
Burgess, Bull River
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-02

iasSengers from Savannah for Brunswick
take this train, arriving at Brunswick 6:O0p. nl
Passengers leave Brunswick g.30 a. m a..
rive at Savannah 800 % m.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
Passengers leaving Macon 700 a. m. (daiIv
connect at Jesup with this train for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this train con-
meet at Jesup with train arriving at Macon 7:50
p. m daily except Sunday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-02

Brig H C Sibley. 553 tons, New York tc
Charleston, railroad iron, 80; back with phos
phate rock, 81 80.
Schr Austin D Knight, 391 tons New York tc
Brunswick, railroad iron, 81; back to Provi
dence with lumber p {.
Schr John J Ward, 1863 tons New York tC
Charleston, dried blood, etc 81 80 per ton.
Schr Florence Novel;, 10000 feet lumber
Jacksonville to Philadelphia, s. So
Schr Ruth Darling. 900 feet lumber
Brunswick to New York 81 so.
Brig Atlas, ~, 900 feet lumber, Pensacola tC
a sound port, SO 50.
Schr VIM H Van Brunt, 2 tons, New York
to Charleston. birthstone, 81 rs.
Schr Daisy Parkhurst, 800 tons. New York
to Charleston, stone p t; Fernandina to Dema
rara, lumber. Sl2; back from Cape Hayti tC
New York. lOgwood, SIS.
Schr f Farnham, ia tons, Fernandina to
Laguayra, lumber, $1,000 and foreign port
charges.
Schr San Juan, New York to Mayport stone
81 90; Jacksonville to Progreso lumber, pit
Schr Mary Queen of the Seas, 109 tons, Fer
nandiPa to st Kits, lumber, S11.
SIR from Pensacola to North side Cuba
lumber. Sl3 80.
schr, from Fernandina to Laguayra, lum-
Der, Sl.600
Ger bark DIANA $40 tons Brunswick to Bue.
nos Ayres, lumber, $19 net.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-02
far Sale.
FOR SALE.

THE property of D. R. Wadley & Co. at
Il Brentwood, Wayne county, Ga, Station
516 III. & B. r. R., is offered for sale J his
property consists of large body of TIMBER
LAND, well situated for the Timber Business
The land surrounds and includes the railroad
station. and controls large body of land on
both sides of it. At the station there is a store
doing a good business; a post Office, good large
dwelling and buildings for operatives.
Also, one STEAM SAW MILL, now cutting
over 10000 feet of lumber FER day. Thirteen
(13) miles of railroad iron but little used,
mostly 30 pound Fish Bar Rails.
Also. two new LOCOMOTIVES and thirteen
LOG CARS.
Also, fifty MULES and twelve TIMBER
CARTS in good order. Everything complete
for carrying on large and successful Lumber
and Timber Business.