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nomination.

:. PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-The rspu5=
loans OF this city to day nominated John
OD9lnell. ct this city. for Recorder of D ods
AID Hon. James j: Mitchell fer Judge of the
Court Ct Common Pless,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29
Failure.

IlEcAGo. SIP 29.-Tho fsiaro Of Ilobsland
u Co, oumDlsslon merchants OF this city, is
snnouuoed. TIC suspension is oRirg to the
heavy advance 10 October wheat, Of which thoy
we're largely short. Their isiurc sent wheat
up rapidly aid other gtains participated 10 tho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

Hon. John Goode will address tho citizens of
aIstandria tomorrow night Mr.. Goode IL
making able and effective speeches. and his Of.
tort here will doubtless equal his high rsputs.
iiOn as an orator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

John Wise sAid in his speech ia Warr.nton
On Monday last that if at his home a negro wss
running for Office. who waa a rostiustcr against
u white man who WAS a democrat, that he would
vote tor the negro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

Ever sinoo was sevon years old | suffered
Vnh rheumatism; especially whom tho wosth,,
changed | would get psia in my loft klee, 80
that Tor hours could not movo sep. lu,td
all sorts Of remedies without avail. ~hea tra-
cured 81. JACOB Oh wiioh cured Inc.
/. y GoELz. Contractor
$40 Penn. 1Auenue PtsLwg III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

Il TorGu SCH0oLMAsTGE-Tbo old mon
approached the new sohoomaster with bull
dog glare in HE eye. 'Iou 50: after my boy
bccarso he left lit, hornet glued 10 your
chsr?' Il did "Icu licked lin. 20 he
thought tho world vas coming to an cLd ?'
That wsa the impression inicnled TO c5nycy
10 ham y I'm bis iashot; and I've como to
lei Jou kncw wha. thick OF ycu. prOceedir &. "
Then they clitched. Hair and blood h,W in
tlc air, lIkawIso dust aud fragments Ct gar
mcnt@. Then it quoted down little. and the
old GIaa lnplcrid him to let him up, stop
choking. AID tex, his teeth from that ear.
What ID you think OF MY warming ynur b0y2"
nsh ii tie teacher. Il think you did lst right,
MD Hhcn go home III give him u tanning
that II teach hlnl to como to mo with his COM
f!blnts, ani Stories that tho schorlmaster unn {
tight. They parted and the s,hoOmasttr ,uur.
INJURED, Il did right to tackle the snn If the
warst fghtlag man first. Mono Of tho others
HlI rca,rr me. " Boston Posi-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29
alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

TIE Gcsoo9: zct25c: c! .he ClN3.ea'. Muse.
20, 81 !Ila::fa!ci a1c4.2.y, published - +. Z
GolLsrt {, Co, &c. s 5oad st:ee: Raw Io.k,
ha: i,4eG received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29
ArrQSfah

GALVESTON. Sept % "A News Dsllss special
says Ihst Newton. the escaped Mis-, o ur post.
Snlce roper was re-arrested by The sheriff of
authorities.
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Resignation.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-The resion,t;on e
First Lieut.. +. d. Grant Alb cayaIry hss h.en
accepted by tho President to take effect Oct !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

The Tycoon of the Old Dominion, or How VIC
Apples SWIM Mellow Drama o,,o;n.,I,
printed in the Virginia People. a hit At Tho D.
sd]uster leaders, has been published in boot
form and will doubtleGs Attrac! most st,en,i,n
for sale at Mr. Geo. K.Frenches book store Nos
50 and 50 Eing street,
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8 Few d.Ts.

H3:' jams ka:tour ahosa hesiih MSS srea..
p improved. viii er!ar The caayss, tc.ige!y in
Few d.T3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

j. NJ. LauHaton. the negro Minister to Hsvli,
spoke TO the ooal.Iona,s 10 Riahmond last
Eight
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

y1R G;TEEHCE.
JOHN W. DANIEL, OF LYh CiHUi.J
yoR LIEUTEEAsT G,TEREcE,
JANIS BARBOUR, OF CULPyPXH
FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL.
T. w. MCKINLEY, FFARMVILLH
TVI THE H6UsE tP DRLgGlT2s,
JUDGE CHARLES Z. STUART.
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A Terrible Sacrifice snter.Iufcta.

A! HsVay, near bona there lately lived
peasant, the dampness OF whoa, c,!'4rs led
him to try tho experiment CT 81 auto Ge 10 On
small scale a. cure for hia ills. Some wueks
ago he lost child. and. .Shat appeared 70 hl:a
at least a5 Serious, COW. tlo and Eli wife
also felt poorly. Tie tHIn accordingly lie.
cIded to consult tho wise .nan OF thn vlIIGg&-
''le dovin. a. that iuuliotary Wal oaIirl, II
appears that few Belgian hau,!a;4 hro wihlll.s
person of this description. 'Gohnma," ha .aid
10 tho peasant, land 10 morrow m0rniug Eurn
the hrst person who ci0asts your dooratens.
That person will have hteu tia causu ni yuur
llls. L will take care that GLd aauds him"
mo coantryman went homc az dttcc ed. md
nith The aid OF his spou7D ri0i'hfod kind Of
funeral Pile In the hl2pcYi l"IIl In Ina hGu5e.
Eariy DtXt mOthDg tCIipcd ia GuahtoT.
klEd hearted woman. ah1 had rendered all
sorts OF Gervlc55 TO tho pair. Notably, she had
nursed their ohill duIng ,ia last ilIuass. The
peasant exclaimed; AT is you. might
have thought so, then s,iz.d The uokess wo.
man aud bouod her to the niic. His wife had
meantime b0ted ths door, alter arbich she sat
fire TO tho wooa. Tbs acrcams ct The uonan
10 20 wa9 sotiencd Ibe psir. aud ner lite would
have ended In torture had Bot lucky ;1spira-
ton occurred TO her. "Dyn't let TIC die witns
uul E1OicHilUu. SlC I'VaLCc, ma. 4 CO y
far. replied tho peasant and ECnt hi wife fox
the priest. who iV,d cn!y two doors oif Tho
woman executed hir cgrimss;on faithfully
enough. aud tho tragedy Td5 out ah0fl-ust 10
time. Tie Nous tribunal coudcun, the
peisaDt 10 Two months p;n! bis wite 10 irr!y
day & Imprisonment ald % pay .ioir vo.m 200
trano7.
The Rueen and Mrs. Garfield,
Tie following is furnished by The Uspatl,neDt
Of State:
LnHD0N. September -.
hM'"c. S'crotury:
Have received tho following telegram fem
the llaeeD: Would you express ny sncero
coodOcsoa to tho late Presidents mother end
lGqIre alter her heslth as well as after hlrs,
HsIheld's I? Her khjestY adds; Il should
DC thankful if you you'll prnoarc me coed
photograph of Hcn. Garfield
lN'gncdl LOWELL. hlio-tfr
MRS. GARWELD'S REPLY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WAsIIlNnroN, Sept, 2S. 1881
L3rcH. MmHter. LoRHon:
nur Telegram expressing tho oonpassiou Ct
the Queen Tor tho mother Of lha la,e l'rosi-
dent Wis duly forwarded to Mrs. GarfieId
at Mentor. y. have uIt received d., fol.
lowog reilly:
=, Please request MIR. Lowell to xprcss t. Her
Majesty the Queen the grateful ackoowlcdg
menta OF the mother Of Gen. Garfield aud nv
Own Tor the tender womanly sympathy she has
peen pleased to send; nlso that Her hlsiesty's
Wish Will be complied with at an early day.
Sign(d "LuCREIIA Il. GAaFfELp"
GU will Please make further Communication
OF this reply to Her Majesty.
loignedl HIT. Acting Secretary.
iion. James barbour is announced 10 speak
a. WVtheVIlle, October lO,h; Smyth, October |
i uh' Abingdon. October -, and other points
IN The Southwest.
MOURNING drapery is baing removed from tho |
houses 10 Baltimore nud other oties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

A, n, Co., ~ e,lo.;, i,oi,o,, :,
NC e''o"'Ns .ne'oeN. 49,
1he lie OF the VIII ana ora!or ION Marshall OF
Kentucky il again goibs The rounds OF the pa
mar,
mr.
io. naESns!l was eosARso IL sne VIA "a =
easc IA .ne in!efiot ol hsatucSy' Nnea ue!t
s'on s'aeH nln o. ~ oa1 'nas nc siose aIo eA'..
:, !uete never Nas socn 1u.ius o. .naS ei.Go
f9huuS THste ptc,loeo over sne ttial OF Cntis,
:, M. S!eik, Responded Inc luaRe uae MI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

CR BOXES SCOTCH HERRING lUs, re-.
~ ceived by ~
augl1 j. G. AILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

pR1MK SUGAR CURED SHOULDER
l. ana Breakfast Pieces just received by
AuRLl j. q. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

As EXTENSIVE PAEAsoL. he late NJ
GiaCc oGca Paid iir para!oi for lis vile tho
unusual SUN CT 81 200 Tina pair started
!ton Nlcsoadtn ooo sumTcc marnif & to spcri
the day al Hamburg, AID upon their arrival at
that paradise otiha green t,5le Madam Blaze
discovered that she had LETT her parasol 81.
Aonc. SL! ilsis;,l that her husband should
bus hvt Dew one, Gni FtIuc .anil9 enough he
Invested $.6 in a parssol Of glea. fashion
Ed beauty. Ho determined 10 , rtcOup
himself tor this tXtrsVagsuce at thc tall =, AID
"aiktd l1l0 the room - i!enlc ct Iuarantc,
where hall i dtzen chairs were ob:eQulously
proilc!ci By the Officials llo dtcloed them
al! On the grouod that az he only iateodsi to
remain st he tsbo for a niuule or Two it wou.d
20: DC worth while 10 lit iJRu. He then ad-
dtrs>od himself to the enterprise ST recovering
the r!lce Of his wite'1 uew parssol hy setting
tic louis On The !l4tk. Without following the
course OF his losses i; is enough to record the
las; .hst his wills icrgctful1css cost NJ. Blanc
the thousands mentioned above.
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mourning drapery ia bcipg removed from tho
houses IN BALTIMORE ADD Other oiies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

Il MODEST REQUEST.-"Daria2, wake On
ard stop snorIOs, said Detroit #?naD to Ter
husband.
"E!? Wtszz, mailer aoa!' he ask;d as hs
hslt raised Up in bed.
"Won'!you please sop scoring? fyou only
knew how home sick ls made n, N sure 5ou
would
Home sick? How the deu,a can ny iuuo.
cant s1ore make you home s;ck?''
wv BY. ycu kco~, darling, that the homo
co The coast from which you took me q Joyous
bride vas only half a mile from Goverumen,
loghorD, and every time ycu srore it remird,
me 80 OF home that just can stsDdit. Please
lay on your side. snd ha7, some little resp,c,
for my feelings"
And then tho brute sptead himself out 90 his
bick and 10 I've minutes hid her bathed in
tesrj as visions Of the cid home ctept upon her,
How To KEEP a SITUATION ready 10
throw in CD odi half leu. or an hours time,
when i: will bs an accommodation, sud done
s,en to Baks a merit ct it. d, it heartily.
Though DOT word be said. your employer will
make po.c Of it. Make ycu,sslf indispenss.
bic to him. and be will lose many Of the oppo.
ste kind bsEors be will part with y:u. These
men CT women who watch the clock to zee tie
very stcond their working hour is up-wto
lave. co matter what slate the work may te
10, It the prtcis, ioslant-Who calculate Il q
eXsc! amour. thty can slight their work sod
not &c! removed. who a:e lavish Of their en-
ployer.s goodwill be the frat to receive NJ
Iioo wbeu times are dull. that their s.rsic,s aro
90 longer Iequred.-Er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

STOVE PIPE KKCRIVERs, various sizes,
~ just received by 'u' ''Nes'
mnH4 j. Q. MILBIJKN
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= iOHS GRINDSTONKS, assorted aizas. in
- stofe and for sale At lowest market rates.
auRlo JAS. r. CARLIN e. SONG
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tbs los By the G;e .: Di1yiie yes:@Iday,
aggregated ST., 3ooi insurance, SIS 600.
Col Cameron has teer Speakinso1 the East.
aTn shore.
Bishop kesro is 10 Richmond aod will short.
~ make 40 especial Witt TO the various
churches 10 this tioc:se
hIr. Samuel G. Wallace has been ell c:ed
clshie! Ct The Citizens Bank of Richmond, 10
6 the Tacsncy ocaasiorcd by tie rtsicrnlian Of
nlr. Il. i. Sntai.
Mss Resale Eraclahd, nlloW Of The la:c
John Frcearl died % Friday at the resdento
Of her son in law, Col. John Il. 9. L'sis, 10
Clsiks couaty.
Dr. John Hiso Of the United Statos Navy.
has purchased tho house aud lot til ileiu street.
Warfenton, formerly oeeupitd by Mr. A. ".
Ut:trbsc:.
Capt. A. NJ. Exile. OF Wsrien, hss b2cn
nominated Tor the House OF Delegates by the
deriocra's Of Warren aud Cls1ke cju0,ies, aud
viii mako mtst exteliert representative
Lewis Fft1:rlss, Of WarreD is tho Malone
candidate.
A large sud valuable b,rn belonRiug to Robt
Il. Isyac, Lear Br;tersburg, in BAuquier Gun
ty, jas; completed, Was burn0d Oh Thursday
last toscthtr with go bushels Of wheat. -
bushels OF oais, HagoD ploTi Sud all tf his
farming utensils.
Tue Lgnchburg E,rsinian says: The ttm
0crac meeting last Clehi Was The most earnest
and cnthu:la:tic Of the campaign, and the crowd
gave the speakers. Geo. Fitz Lee AID Mr.. Kent
Tho hes:ll9st ccdoIs ,mtn. of tho cause they cs.
p u;td.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

{ toOUh BER PICKLES. prima for sale bv
- augO j. q. AILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-29

HOB. James Barbour is announced 10 speak
a. WYtheVlllo, October l0,h; Smyth. October
IN; Abingdon. October -, and other points
IN the Southwest.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-11

Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
February l0-Fordg Office, Graham & Fl, r
Habersham's Son Co. WV Chisholm, E A
Schwarz, Alexander & 81. II Myers & Bros Lee
Roy Myers. Jno A Douglass. VIM Hone & Co,
Paulsen, r Reppard, Il Cassels John Me-
Donougb. r l. Mercer, NJ Y Henderson, NJ
Ferst & Co, Llienthal G. K. Holcombe G & Co.
Cohen, Bendheim Bros & Co, Robert Por-
ter, Stern & N. Meinhsrd Bros & Co, G II Dor
sett Rieser & S, Mohr Bros, NJ Hull, w w
Gordon & Co. Walter & H, G T Stubbs T NJ Far
ley, Woods & Co, H NJ Conner & Co. Chas Ellis,
r w Woodbridge. NJ Maclean, G G HardWick
Baldwin G Co, L Guilmarfin & Co. Jno Elan
merry & Co. w Lathrop & Co, Butler & S.
Per Central Railroad, February 10-A II
Champion, ] 5 Collins. LETTER, NJ Ferst & Co,
S Guckenheimer, Saussy & h, Holcombe. G &
Co. Austin 6 Fl, II Myers & Bros. w O Jackson
& Co, Weed & c, EinStein's Sons, q HAYNES
& Bro, Lee Roy Myers, w d NAPLES, r McIn-
tire & Co. II Henderson, McGauchy, W
Schley & Co, d c Bacon & Co, G l. Jones, Solo
mon Bros, Fordg Agt, Jno Flannery & Co. F N
Farley, Walter & II, II IL Gomez & Co, Chas
Ellis c Stubbs, West Bros, w w Chisholm,
O Thompson, L Guimartin & Co, Baldwin &
Co, knOop Frerichs & Co, J F Wheaton. Woods
& Co w w Gordon & Co. w Lathrop & Co,
English & II, Miller & r, Order.
Per steamer Florida from Fernandina and
way landings-W w Gordon & Co, NJ Hen
derson, Lee Roy Myers, Bendheim Bros & Co,
II Myers Bros, Lippman Bros. Allen & L. Pu-
laskl House, steamship City of Macon, S &
c r R.
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aARKsHs sx rELEG1APR.
NOON REPORT.


FHAScEAL.
LoSDox, February l0.-Erie, 80.
geo D. m-Erie. 49A
PANS, February 10. D. m.-Rentes 81 21fc
SxT ToRK. February l0.-Ssocks opened
on q s.; short. 81 IS. STATE bonds duh.
Government bonds quiet.
oozrcE.
I.TvERPooL. February 10--Cotton steady
middling uplands. 63Sd; middling Orleans, o14d;
sales 600 bales for speculation and export 90
bales; receipts - GO bales, OF which S<sOO0
Futures steady: middling upIsnds. low mid.
ding clause deliverable IN February and
March. 7l6d; deliverable IN March ana as FL
6,Sd; deliverable in April and May, S.lod;
deliTerabie in Nay and June. lsSSd' denver
able 10 July and August, D ll-lod.
I:S0 d. m-Middling upiands. 3 7-lbd; mid
ding Orleans, 9-16d; low niddhng uPiands'
6L<d; good ordinary, sgd. ordinary, S7sd-
Futures quiet.
opened quiet; ssles $50 bales; miao IA " up
lands, II else; middling Orleans. II lS-lee.
gIlsarss-narket opened steady with sales az
soitoyss. February, ii &c: March. II SIC; April,
II sc MAY, II &C; June, II &c; July, II SIC.
Provisions. GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. February I0.-Lard, Sis.
NV Xogk, February 1O.-kIo0r opened dull
quiet at SIS 25. Lard firm at size for steam
rendered. Spirits turpeurine, 47c. Rosin, 81 a
sor strainsd. Freights heavy.
BurIsozE February 10.-Flour opened
quiet: Howard street and western super
1ne IS 25GS IS; extra. s. 0O34 %; family,
q I0a6 90: city mills superflne, s. 2513 IS;
ditto extra, 81 Olga IS; ditto family, s. 251
5 20: Rio brands. s. I216 80; PataDsco family,
s. O9 Wheat-Southern steady, with light re
ceipts: Western easier and quiet; Southern red
81 i3G,i IS; amber, 81 291I y; No. Maryland
8; 30 Western winter red on the spot and
February delivery. 81 1901 147s; March de
T-a-- a 80 TS. Anri1 deliverv II 17I<T
l7sz: May delivery, 81 I776G1 1873 Corn
Southern easier and without change; Western
steady but quiet; Southern white. SIC; dittC
yellow. Sc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-11
MARKETS BIZ MAIL.

r,,.v,vurax February 9-RIcE.-The market
- = $500 IN araeter Sales I'D tierces clean
Caroline- we quote: Common 45s151sc,, fair
sI165lSe., low good 5ssG53lc, high good S1s9
=. nine 6IST6zkc Carolina rough rice Is
oaote-5 ~ g0c Isl 90 per bushel for inland,
and al S0a1 20 Der bushsl for tide water quail
fIes. Fancy lots Of sea coast sell above our
quotations. =. -.
u-s5rffs f1Irpentine and 753 barrels rogin. The
market for resins was quiet aud without re.
ported sales Previous rates were ~ ~ fof
for fs 8 80 for h 81 90 for !. e "a for K
8 62jk for II, 3 S71< for \. and s8lzS Tor
window glass Spirits turpentine quiet. sales
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-11

Oats quiet. s7Ikc. Provisions-Pork steady at
sl5 co. Lard steady and in fair demand: prime
steam. 93zc Bulk meats strong: shoulders.
Axe: sides T5c. Bacon firm; clear sides, SIC.
Hams, sugar cured. eSz1lOc. Whisky nrn-
CncnNlTI, February l0-F7our closed quiet
and UNCHANGED. Wheat firm; No red winter,
81 06 Corn active, firm and higher, 421kG4Sc.
Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed. 55c. ProvisiOns-Pork
6rm: shoulders. 75c; rib. SOC for loose.
Bacon steady and firm: shoulders, SIC; rib,
sIxc; clear sides. SIC. Whisky steady. 81 o6.
Sugar Arm; hards, sz<G10SSc: New Orleans
Tec HOGS steady; common, 81 sos Is; light,
IS S015 20; packing. s. S5G5 20; butchers IS 20
as 90.
wnMHsTos, February lo.-Spirfts turpenrine
firm at 43c. Rosin firm: 81 371k for strained; ;
81 40 for good strained. Tar firm at 81 90.
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 50; yellow dip,
g 90; virgin, IS 90. Corn unchanged
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Capt John Fitzgerald, of the str Florida, re-
ports that the channel bouy in Mud River,
south of Sapelo Sound has drifred two miles
out OF position.
Ship Jane Fish. from Bordeaux, passed an
abandoned bark in lat A. 80, Ion So Is January
18th, hailing from Windsor, n 8; vessel full
poop houses on deck, painted black. mantop-
sail absck. foretopsaf ana jib and maintop-
mast staysail full. foTeSail hauled up. Appa-
rently abandoned but few hours
London, February 10-The bark Altha (Nor},
from Savannah Dec 81 for Liverpool, was
spoken on Both ult, having lost bulwarks
The bark MatanZas, at Liverpool from Char
lesion, reports having passed a large ship
abandoned.
Norfolk, February 6-Schr Eta Simpson,
Jacksonville, Fla for Providence, put into this
port to-day leaking. She reports having en-
countered stormy weather, and lost sails and
part of her deck load.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-11
EvEElNG REPORT.

HIvkyA, February I0.-Spanish gold. 1870
1919 Exchange declining; on the United
States, 90 days, gold. 1895 premium; short
sight. gold 61417 premium; on London, 1915
61l5s< premium: on Paris, 1854 premium.
IsoSDox. February 10. 4:30 p. m.-Consols,
g lilo for money; 9S 1916 for account Erie,
Pans. February 10. 4:30 p. m--Specie de-
creased 13 $50 900 francs in gold, and 1,ol5,O 900
francs in silver.
BERLIN. February 1O.-Specie has increased
PAEIs, February 10, 4:9O p. m.-Rentes, s4f
271kc. ,.,oE
cent. Exchange, "a S2G4 S214 for sixty days.
i3overnBleut bonds fairly active and 4 m; new
fves coupon. 1OO5k: new four and a half per
cents (coupon), IRA; new four per cents
le0uponl. li23l. State bonds moderately active
Stocks opened weak, closed higher and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-11

Sub-Treasury balances: Coin. $40. 494. G30 co.;
cIrrenev, 81, IS, 913 60.
NEW ORLEANS, February 10 -EXchenge. New
York sight. 81 90 per loo premium; bankers
sterling. 81 S25&
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-11

Per Central Railroad. February 10-1,59d
bales cotton, boxes and Dbl venison, 10 cans
butter, 20 tierces lard, 30 bbls -four cars
corn, cars hay. ] car slaves and headings, z
bdls hides, - cattle, 40 hogs. engine pilot, !
box bolts, cars lumber, s. bhls rosin. boxes
shoes, l mill saw, 10 bales warps, Dbl and 8
half bbls whisky, % bales twist, 1I2 sacks cot.
ton seed cake, 2 boxes empty cans, Ii rolls
leather. 6 bales duck, box hardware, 10 bales
yarns.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
February 1O-52S bales cotton. 5 cars lumber.
Il cars wood, $40 bbls rosin. 4 bbs syrup 4 bbls
and $50 boxts fruit, 975 sacks rice, 10 bales
hides, II bales yarns and mds4
Per steamer Florida. from Fernandina and
way landings-2S bales sea island cotton, 10
bales hides, $50 boxes oranges, box scales, /
box beeswax, 2 pkgs furniture.
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Ru Mnn.

Barcelona, February ARRIVED. bark An
tonic LIas4t, Savannah.
Dordrecht, February 6-Arrived, bark Flori-
da NtaD, Pensacola.
Fleetwood. February ARRIVED, bark Haa-
vuDd (Nor) Pensacola.
Santander, to February S-Arrived, bark
Pequete de Cantabria (Sp), Vii, Savannah.
st Vincent. c V, December 22-Sailed, Baltic.
for Doboy; Jan 3, Empress, Tybee Roads.
Bremen, February Arrived. barks Lady
Duferin (Br), Savannah; Wild Hunter, savan-
nah.
Fayal, February ARRIVED, steamer Trouba-
dour Ger, Cox, from Savannah for Sebasto-
pol.
Greenock, February CARVED, bark
Adriana Petronella Ger, Darien.
Havre. February ARRIVED, ship Vancouver
(Brl, Savannah.
Liverpool, February 5-Arrived January 81,
bark Aurora (Nor), Darien.
Queenstown, February ARRIVED. bark
Usko, FernRndina.
SAINT Cruz de Tenerife, February ARRIVED,
bark Victoria (Spl Savannah
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Shipping 3utFlligeute.
ALNANAC-THIs DAY.
FRIDAY. February II, 1873
aDDTuEn UECTEDnAV

Bark Boroma CBr), Thompson, Liverpool,
salt-Holst & Co.
Bark George (Br), Grant, Greenock-Rlch-
ardson & Barnard.
Bark Minnie Gordon (Br). McIlgorm, Gree
mock, TO order.
Steamer Florida. Fitzgerald, Fernandina and
way landings-J Hartman. Manager.
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take trei1 No. from Savannah, and train No. /
from Macon, which trains connect daily, ezcsns
Monday, for These points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati
via Macon, Atlanta and Cincinnati Southern
Railway on 7.30 p NJ train
Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Augusta and
Macon and Savannah and Atlanta
Passengers from Southwestern Georgia can
take either train from Macon to Augusta and
make connection with Pullman Sleeper from
Augusta to Washington without change.
Berths in Sleeping Cars can be secured at
SCHREINER'S, 127 Congress street.
G. A. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen Supt.. Savannnh
J. O. SHAW, W. e. GHELLMAN
Gen. Trav Ast EupE g. W. r. r Macon ia