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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

ABOUT Tue M0oN-Pfofessor Legate, OF
this city. has beca txoerlneuti5g for some
time for The purpose of atc raining what effect
The moon as upon fiji. ard the result Of nis
Investigations 20 to substsrtao what old fishs
ryutn have a,wiJs said. namely, that it spoils
them. Tho rnys OF light. or something carried
in Tic raSs, cause the fish to decay very rapidly.
Even catfish ell alive and kicking When exposed
we're 10 bad state 10 few hours. Professor
L:ga!e is finn believer 10 the influence Of the
noon on man srd % all things mundane. The
atmosphere heirg ett-Ee.ed BY tho moon the
Same as lbs waters of tho oceap. Gully to much
greater extent. he il of tho opinion that effects
are produced by the Gsrial tide which ara gen.
orally attributed 70 other p,usea. A gentleman
10 this city, bearing of the h,h experiments,
s,stss that 5000 yta;s ego, while ca the vest
coast of Africa. ho ODE plight slept On the deck
Of vessel under the Fay5 OF G lgll moon, and
the result Eas that he was totally blind for three
days. Tho bsd eif,ct OF the 1875 of the moon
appears to have heer kaoEp. or st least suspec
ted sees ago. In tie Bible. 10 Psalms, We
reat: Tho sun saaIl nos smit, thee by day,
nor tho noou by tight. - Virginia (Nev J
Enterprise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04
BANK STATEMENTS,
REPORT or THE CO.N'DITIOA.
OF THE
First National Bank,

OF ALEXANDRIA,
the State Of Virginia, at the close of business,
on Friday, the 3lst day Of December, 1880
RESOURCES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

MILL FERD.-All kinds of Feed. 3 81,
AVA Corn. Oats, Hsy. Straw &c. always 70 30
found at our feed store. We have on naao az
present 10 tons of very fine Timon!y nay. 10
which wo invite the attention CT oWhers "a
horses.
oct % HARM
THE WINDSOR FAMILY ST.
l. have just received another !os OF ABOVE, PRO.
nounced by al 'the moe. convenient lnliiiy
scale in use" They require no weights and are
balanced quickly. Call sn5 examine.
oci7 NOLAN & UHLER. rs King at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

c5 &e!s Of Of l EI;rst"ia, to vit
Il, CHARLES r. hOOFF, Cashier of tho
First National Bank of Alexandria, Virginia. d.
solemnly swear that the above Statement. IS true,
to the best Of my know Wedge and belief
CHAS. Z. HOOFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Az
day Of January. 1881
K. KEMPER, Notary Public
Correct-attest:
5. r. GREGORY,
4. s. LEApBEATER, }Diracto9s.
y. FERGUSON BEACH, j1Ii-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

Msj:r N. B. Meade, formerly ediiot OF the
Richmond Hh!g, sod Wall known readjus,er,
has disposed Of his farm 10 Culpeper county
and will probably rentv, to some other field of
greater usafoioess. IA is writer of recognized
ability.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

Tie debt statement issued yesterday shows
tue decrcase of the public debt during tho
month Of Debcmber TO have been SIS G99,.
d2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

Il is said they will DO impoverished by ITO
t0qnent employment Of snow cIesntr9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

CArAciTY FOR SLEEr. --Peblie Edr. aab-
jectaG to severe mental strain by tShaustng
duties, learn to sleep anywhere and at nny time
Napoleon orcu slept for an hour 10 the middle
Of battle, with the roar Of artillery about him.
Btoughnm slept for twenty four h0urs at The
cics, Of an exoltidg week in the court room. a
story told Of William Pitt, when Prime Minis.
ter OF Eaaland, exhibits this facility: A muiipy
hsd broken out 10 ship of War. and the mutt.
necrs had imprisoned Admiral Colpoies and
threatened hin with death unless their griev-
nnces Wcro redress:d. 1t Was feared that the
q mp'e would become contagious and II a
muiisy btc:mo general. S,yersl members
of thu Cabinet Id by Lord Windhan, went 10
dismsy to PITTS house for counsel. He Was
asleep. but they forced their way to bis cham
Der AID reused lin. The eraat statesman sat
up 10 bed. heard their exciting s!crY, aud
wrote, calmly.
'!lf Admiral Uo!poiv, is DOT given W, Ere
upon tho ship from The batteries until she is
destroyed" He then lay down 90 bis pillow,
and was snoring before bis surprised COLLEAGUES
had left the room. They COULD not aoderatand
hoS sleep aas possible 10 suoh az mergenoy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

Tha fight Tor the United States soas.orsaip
of Pspusylvsuis ia fill the pla,o cf VIM. A.
Wallace, vas virtually clcstd yts:erdsy, The
Cameron party provog slcc:ssfu'. Mr.. Grow
will hAvs to retire from The CONTEST. The con.
teS: 10 Maine will be almost wholly between
Messrs. Hale and Frye, tho friends CT both gen.
tlspan .bsiog very ooD6ieo of tho success of
their respective candidate by email ma jority.
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REPORT OF THE COjYDIrIO.p
Citizens National Bank,
OfAloVanaIrja


IN the State Of Virginia. OF the close Of business
December 81, 1870
RESOURCES.
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Bleak Gully March aud November are the
Two WRIST mouths Ct the year for those suffer-
Ing With pulmonary diseas:5. Keep Dr.. Bulls
Cou,h Syrup Gear By and such sufferers will
be sb!e to brave The rough weather githous
dagger. Price % cents.
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N;ne inches CT snow tel! st Charlottesville
Saturday night
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FOREIGN NEWS.


On the :3.h Of Dacem Der the 81. III ca @ Of ere.
rlst:on occurred =. Goth., Francs.
The death il a7nouHcel Of Eecto. ri artin La-
fuel, the noted French arch iLect, 1T the age f
seventy.
Heavy rains havu csnsai graa. damsga in ST.
ely. At Barcelona tAo rirot has burs, iLs en-
bankments, ctostlng general panic.
Tho Paris police sra preparing to suppress
disorders, which are sp3rehendei on the oc2n-
slon Of tho uGer.i q tho dead communist
B.erqa;.
The nowS rom africa show, that ths rebellion
aRalDGt Hritkh Ii:ia has tean general. and the
Governor OF tho Orange Frea states talegraphs
th At he can no longer restrain tho Beers in his
territory from joining tho insurgents,
Turkey has positively decided against arbi.
tra;ion by tn" Powers on tho Greek frontier
quoston bat pr2n1sr dciSs,ns to DO held
tries of Eucopn, Including both Turkey and
Greece.
The GarnAn cn;"ni..s in Tho Volss, usually
tho EjCs. thrivlaG .EciCu,turls!s ia Russls, are
represented TO TO IN q hall starving condition.
In ono set,le!uen. Of .U0J people there are only
shout six families whcso members aro not ob
liged TO ssk Elms.
q naval engagement took place on the 4.h
instant between tho Peruvian and Chilan YES.
sells in the Bay Of piac0, Peru. Tho land bst
tor!cs and several torpedo boats also took part
in toe lSht tn. 70 decided advantage WAS gain
Cd by either side. TIE United States steamer
LsckawannG wAich WAS anchored IL th3 bsy,
as well several other neutral vessels, had mar
row olCapes from the shells Of the boiligerents
q scheme 10 blow up the iron-clal Lord War
den, the Susrdstip CT tho FIRTH Of Forth, is sup
posed 10 hnvo existed for inc past week. a
torpedo has been found beneath the bows ofthe
vessel = >rrs torpedo net has been buoyed
sround tic snip to keep boats or torpodoes { Il
| and ether measures Of rTtCaution have boon
taktr. The Lord Warden is an rnor-plsted
steamship CT 8 tons, and Carries eighteen
| guns. she is in tho CossL gusrd aorVica.
Tho ststo tri:l3 wero resumed yesterday 81!
Dutln the session b!iug occupied By the read
| ing Of !oEGLhy extracts from speeches made by
the ae:tat@rs. > tho rising Of tho court Parneli
WAS Icudy ciecycI by sio crowd in the hall Of
| the -Four Courts. There IVES srunor 81 at lset
evening in iontoa that tho trials were to be
abandoned by ine govern cent. Relative to
various !rpo!!s concerning projected seizures Of
| arms By Feninns in tho nurth Of England, tho
oaly fact known seems TO b that the general
comm snt!ag ut York has crdared the locks to
be removed iron, thn rifles in the armories Of tho
volunteers. The pc iss patrol in county Sligo
lSeL Nigh. exchanged shots with al armed party.
1t is supp0soG That ORG Of tho providers WAS moi.
tally WOuEded. Dne arrest YVES made. One CT
tbs largest lad L.toir 80 eyer hold IN Connaught
.Aok place $. Luughro2, county Galway, on
Suuas7, Fir. Deyitt WAS the principal BprsGe.
Several Thousand persons wero present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

FORCE or lMAGINATION.-A teR years ngo
o celebrated physician, author Ct so excellent
work 90 the fOroo Of imagination. bsiog DESTROYS
to add experimental 10 his theoretical knowI.
edge, made application 10 the Minister Of
JUS ice to be G'Iosol 40 opportunity Ct proving
whst no ASSERTED by 40 experiment gu criminal
ooUdt maed t, dealf. The minister compiled
with his rtqu 81, aud delivered over to him 40
aEsissiu-a man who had b!eu Eo;u ct d'stia-
eul'bcd parents
Thc physician told him thst several ptr!ors
~" 80 '"t an al Interest 10 bis fanny had oh
talued leave OF the mloisler that he shond
Sutl.r death 10 soma other yoy than on the
scattjd, 10 avoid the dls:raG, VI rnhl;c ,y
ccutior, ard that tho eSs'st death he o:ud
dio w;ud b, By blood I,t.iug. rhs criminal
agreed to tho prof. o al, aud ,untoi hims,if
happy il baiog fed from tho painful eghibi
tioa which he would olherwis, have been made
Of, und r, )ioed at thus bang enabled to :plr5
the feelings of bis tiouds and family.
At the tins appointed the pi yjiciau repaired
to tho prism. and tho patient having been ex-
tended ou Table, bis ty;s bound, and every.
thiog b,iog ready no Was slightly pr0ked near
tho plicoipel veins of tho legs and arms with
the point OF a pic. At the fur corners Of the
table wero fur little fountsirs. filled with
water, from which issued 9 nall a.reams falling
into basins placed there b rec?iva them. The
patient, thiukiDg that it was bis blood that
trickled into tue basins. become weaker and
weaker By degrees, and the remarks Of the
medical men in attendance 10 reference to tho
quality ard appesrsres of tho blood made With
that Intention iDcreased the delu.ioo, and he
spoke more aad more faiotly until bis yoio, Was
at epgh scarcely sC4ible. The profound
si!ero, which reigned in the apartment and tbs
constant dropping Of the fountain bah 80 ex
traordidery 40 etFcot on the brain Of The poor
patient that all his vital energies were soon
gone, although before very strong man, and
no died without having lost single drop Of
bIood.-Le Chameleon,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-04

The birthday Of Gsp. aEusry l9 -is 10
be celebrated IL grand style b. tie Carolina Rife
Battalion, al CEatles:ou.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-09
Up, Cleared and Sailed.
FOR DARIEH AND DoBoY.

Ships.
Benjamin Bangs Nor), Zernichow, Amsterdam,
sid Jan 5.
Achilles GER, Rhetz, London. cid Nov 10 (baD.
Elise Lock Ger, Fisher, Bordeaux, sid Nov
via Falmouth, Dec 15
Hellas Ger. Braderring Hull, sid Nov 2.
Hope (Br). jenkins, Swansea via Madeira, Sid
St Lawrence (Nor). Corner, Rochefort, sid Oct
H.
Kaiiiope (Nor), Christensen. London, sid Nov rs;
Lima Schwoon Ger, Wegner, Hamburg, sid
Louis De Geer tsw), Anderson. Rotterdam, cid
Nov "a.
Zacharias (Sw) Nordin, Dieppe. sid Nov 20.
Orion Ger, STANCE, Dublin, sid Nov p.
Atlantic (Nor) Falck, London, sid Dec /.
Capella (Nor), Tvedsen, at Bristol Dec 2.
Passarouang (Sw), Norstromsen, Avonmouth,
sid Dec 8.
Wilkommen Ger, Pahlow, Dieppe, sid Nov g.
Prince Frederick Carl Ger, Brandhoff, Lon
don, sid Dec 49,
Agathe Nor, Hansen. Liverpool, sid Dec 81.
Fruhling Ger, Ahrend, Dublin, cid Dec IS.
Princess Alexandra (Br), Kellet, Newry, sid
Princess Alexandria (Br), Reid, Liverpool, sid
Nina OBJ, Jackson, Maryport, sid Dec Is.
Freakling For. -, Dublin, sid Dec q:
Birgitte Nor, Torgensen, London, sid Jan z.
Anto (Nor). Berg, Valencia, sid Dec 8.
Atlantic RUS, Falck, London, sid Dec l.
Tellus (Nor). Peterson, Belfast, /, sid Jan IA.
Harlingen Dutch. Fluchmacher, Harlingen,
sid Jan l.
Frisia Dutch) Boswyk, Harlngen. sid Jan l.
Lucie Rodman GER. Meyer, L'pool. sid Jan 10.
Cleveland (Br), Evans, at Swansea Jan Is.
Drowning Sophie (Eor) Petersen, London, cid
Jan IS.
Thyra (Nor), Christensen, Newry, sid Jan 90.
Colonist (Nor), Tellerssen, at Bristol Jan 81.
Friedrich Ger. Buggerom, Plymouth. sid Nov
10.
FOR BRUNSWICK, GA.
Ships.
Solo (sw) Danneberg, London sid Jan 2.
Skinner (Norl, Krath. Bona, sid Nov %.
Nora Nor), Hassell, Barrow, sid Dec IA.
Rene (Fr), Bertrand. at Bahia Nov %.
Union (Br) Webb, Rio Janeiro, sid Dec 25
FOR ST NARYs.
Banks.
Johanna Maria dam, Christensen, Malaga, sid
Jan4.
FOR sAT11.LA RIVER.
Konigen Augusta, Wilde, Swinemunde, sid Dec
IL
Herman DAM, Christensen, st Vincent. sid
Carl Angel. Nielsen, Gibraltar, cid Jan 10.
FOR FERNANDINA.
Banks.
Peter Suppecich GER, Meyer, sid Liverpool
via Demerara Nov p.
Imogene (Br), Bolin, Liverpool, sid Jan II.
Mentor Ger. Schultz, Liverpool, sid Jan 81.
FOR KEY WEST.
Ships.
Ida CGer( Fennekohl. Bremen. sid Nov 20
Savannah GER, Tabelmann, Bremen, sid Oct
81.
Barks.
Annie Burr, Byrne, Rouen, sid Dec 3.
Algeria (Br) Macarthur, Dublin, sid Dec ~.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-09

rib, 45A7 Soc; sides, Z 75c. Bacon stronger;
rib, SIC; clear sides. SIC Hams. sugar cured,
eS4010c. Whisky steady. 81 @.
unchanged. WSeat slow and unsettled; No.
red faII 81 oOL4G1 CO.'S for cash: 81 005z for
February: 81 GA G21f for March Corn un-
ssed ss sRa f6 geRMs aSch sSste For April ri
oats higher; 2il31lkc for cash; 331zc bid for
April Whisky. steady at 81 %. Pork higher.
arm; shoulders, coo; rib, 40c; clear sides,
Z 6Oc Bacon firm; no sales.
BALTIMORE, February s.-Oats closed steady
and more active; Western white, 42G43c; ditto
mixed, 40G4lc. Provisions firm, with good job
hing trade demand; Ness pork, old $14 $50
IA 80; new SIS .. Bulk meats-Ioose, Shout
ders,. none, offering; clear rib sides. none
Offering; ditto. packed, SIC and sz4c.
&C. Hams, 1el<G1i1zc. Lard. refined. in
tierces, 1014c- Butter quiet and unchanged.
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 fair,
1l0l3c. Sugar quiet; soft. CSC. Whisky
quiet at 81 II. Freiehts unchanged.
NEW ORLKAEs, February e.-F1our scarce
and firm; superine g 50G3 IS: double extra,
81 2504 50; treble extra, 81 2514 80; high
drmar, 45G46c. Corn meal dull and nominal,
50 0513 10. Hay scarce and firm; prime
quoted at S23; choice, SIS. Proyisions-Pork
t1rmer; mess. old. Si4 .: new. no stock here.
Lard quiet and weak-tierces, 9zk1 1014c; key,
i11kc. Bulk meats-shOulders, loose 5 0515 10c,
packed &c; rib, ne; sides, &c. Bacon
nrmi shoulders, $500; nd, SIC; sldes,
SIC. Hams-sugar cured in fair demand: can.
vased. e1k110lIc. Whisky steady; Western
rsctiied, ST 0561 TO- Coffee steady; Rio car
goes. ordinary to good, 1111334c. Sugar firm;
common TO good common, 5Ag51sc: fair to
fully fair, eG6asc: prime to choice, 615G7e;
yellow clarified. 7ss0Zsc. Molasses dull;
common, s3125c; centrifugal 2Od37c; fair, 80
oslo: prime to choice 35136c; frosted, $50 26c
Rice quiet but firm; Louisiana, ordinary to
choice. 434I5Ikc Bran scarce and firm at
81 0334.
WuGISGToS, February s-Spirits turpentine
dull at 431kc. Rosin firm; 81 3716 for strained
81 40 for good strained. Tar firm at 81 50.
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 80; yellow dip,
g 90; virgin, g co. Corn unchanged.
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uaaKEzs Bx PA.
NOON REPORT.

UOOE R1zEOoAs
FINANCIAL
LONDON. February s.-Consols, IS s-i6 Tor
money; es 1915 for account. Erie, SOS
P1EIs, February 8. 2.sO p m.-Rentes, s4f
&C
strong. Money At 5a5 Der cent Excaanzs 'e1
long, 81 sIs<; short. 81 S.. State bonds ouu-
Government bonds quiet
CoT1oz.
LIVERPOOL, February s:-Cotton opened
very dull. middling uplands. 6Ssdi nl9oning
Orleans SD: sales 6, 900 bales, for specnlAtaon
and export 500 bales; receipts 2,OOO bales, OF
which rs, 100 are American
Cultures dull but steady: middling unlands,
low middling clause, deliverable n fe3ruary
and Narch. sgd: deliverable in March and
April, 7-I6d; deliverable IN April and May,
Tn n MIXTURES: Middling uplands. low
middling clause, deliverable IN Nay ana June,
6s-I6d: deliverable in June and July, ls-SSdi
deliverable in July and August 09sd-
200 % MIXTURES: Middhng uplands, low
middIing clause. deliverable in March and april,
) IS ed: deliverable il April and Nay. Q 1874
TTvERPOoI February s. 300 p. m--The Man
chester market for yarns and Iaorlcs Is Gull ana
EEw Yozk, February. s;;-Cotton market
opened quiet; sales 407 bales; middlin2 up
.snds IL s-16c: midaling Orleans. II 13-ioc-
FIlr41rss-Msrket opened steady, with sales Is
-5Ilows- February, II nc; March. II pc; April,
= 43c; May, II DC June, IL osci SuAJs II 'fS-
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL February S.-Lard, Sos Long
clear Iniddles. 40s Cd; short. Ais cd.
i.30 D. m--Corn, new IS llsd; old IS Sgd
Breadsruffs steady.
SEw YoRz. February S.-F1o1r opened quiet
Fhest quiet. Corn active. Pork quiet AZ
Sf5 . Lard steady al s5Sc for steam rend
cred. Spirits turOen-irA. &C. Rosin, 81 al tol
strained. Freights dull.
5ALTIsORE, February o.-Flolr opened Jul
and weak: Howard street and Western super
a0e. g 2503 IS; extra, 81 00G4 IS; family
5 1905 %; city mills superhne, - 30 70
iitto extra, s4O1G4 IS; ditto family, 50 25Q
90: Rio brands. 50 1906 g; Patapsco family
800. Wheat-SOuthern quiet; western
shade higher and firm; Southern red, 81 "a
1 IS: amber. 81 1sSlI 70; No. Maryland, =
10 , western winter red on the spot and Feb
ruary delivery. 81 1s}z; March delivery, 81 l51i
al Is: April delivery, 81 ~; May dehVery
eli 17LSaI I73l Corn-Soutnsrn quiet bui
staadv: Western easier and duni Southern
white sc; ditto yellow, SIC.
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MARITIME MIsCELLANY

Another survey was held yesterday on the Br
steamship Scio. bound from Galveston to
Liverpool, which put in here in diStress-her
ballast tank leaking. Some 500 bales cotton
have been discharged and the leak not discov-
cred. The board decided that she should con-
tinue discharging till the leak is reached.
Crack Passage Ship Triumphant Captain
Gibbons sailed from San Francisco Oct IL and
arrived at Liverpool January %, thus making
the passage from port to port in 109 days.
Steamtug VIM Wooley was caught in the ice
in Boston harbor Feb and strained, causing
her to leak so badly that she sank Several
other tugboats were damaged there same day
by ice.
Steamer Breakwater, Hulphers. Delaware
Breakwater, with outward cargo to the Old
Dominion Steamship Co. The b was obliged
to return to New York on account of the ice
embargo in Delaware Bay, by which the port
Of her destination, Lewes, Del, was cl 1sed
Bark Argosy (Br), from Rio Janeiro for New
York, wrecked Dec at Salgado on the coast
of Brazil, is alleged by Capt Jarvis to have
been taken forclble possession of by the terri
torial authorities and he expelled; but an Alo-
goas correspondent OF the Cuoxeiro states that
the loss appeared to be wilful, and that after
between 200 and 500 sacks of coffee were gotten
out the vessel was empty although she cleared
from Rio Janeiro with 4,0OO bags Of coffee
Steamer Harald DAM, Bonde. Copenhagen
January IL, via Newcastle 10. with mdse and
SO passengers to Funch, Edge & Co. Arrived
at the bar at 1890 p N. Had strong gales
and snow storms to the Banks; thence strong
W gales and intense cold. Jan ", miles of
ACAeAA1f R&ooC0
lumber laden, waterlogged, dismasted, bull
warks gone and abandoned; looked as though
she had been in collision.
Panama, January 25-Advices have been re-
ceived here that the II bark Richard has
been taken by an Argentine war vessel for
taking guano and penguins from the Bahia
Nueva. Patagonia, without the permission of
the Argentine Government.
Ship Adriana (Br), Spry from Galveston for
Liverpool. with 200 bales cotton, stranded Off
the outer Galveston bar at o'clock on the
evening Of the sth inst, In 16 feet of water.
Crew saved, part OF them arriving in Calves
ton next morning. The vessel is probably
total loss The Adriana is .305 tons register
and halls from st. John, n B, where she was
built in 1868.
Lewes. Del, February 5-The harbor, bay and
ocean are still one solid field of ice. Ice boat
No succeeded in bringing the abandoned bark
Arendal TO the Pennsylvania Railroad pier this
afternoon. The drifted hghtship is still high
upon the Breakwater. Ship Eovara (Br) has
been cut through by the ice, and ice boat No
has tried Intellectually to bring her inside the
works. Many OF the sailors on vessels In the
harbor have taken advantage of the ice gorge
and walked ashore, and number of towns
people have walked cut to the Breakwat er.
The weather o-night is clear and calm; Their
mometer IS deg above.
London, February Ozark Antoinetta Ottone
QtaD, Schiafino, from Newcastle, z. Jan II
for New York, has been lost at sea. Crew
saved and landed at Newcastle I'd.
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Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman PalAce Sleeping Cars daily between
Savannah and Jacksonville.
nah aud Albany. and Jacksonville and Albany
without change.
Passengers from Savannah for FernandiaA,
Gainesville snd Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
axe this train, arriving st Brunswick 500 A. n
Passengers l5ave BrunTwick ut 500 P. H., NJ
rive st Savannah 900 A. n.
Passengers leaving Macon &C 7:15 A. n. daily
including Sunday connect &C Jesnp with this
train for Florida
Ptesen9ers from Florida by this train connect
at Jesup with train arriving In Macon 1T S:25 2.
4 daily including Sunday
Connect &C Albany with passenger trains
bSsA WAYS on Southwestern ilroad to and
From Macon, EuEAula, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, etc.
Nall steamer leaves BainhrtdRe for ApaIachi-
cola every Sunday and Thursday evening; for
Columbus every Tuesday and Saturday after
noon.
Close connection at jacksonville daily (Sun-
days excepted for Green Cove Springs, St.
Augustine, Paistka, Enterprise. and ell landings
on St. Johns river.
Trains On B. and A. B. r leave junction, go
ing west, st 1881 A. n, and for Brunswick 1T
4:40 p. n, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car Berths
secured at Bren's Ticket Once. No. q Bull
street, and at Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway Passenger Depot.
AOCOHMODATTON TRAN-EAETERN d.
UTET0Nr
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RENEIPTR

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
February $50 bales cotton. 3 cars guano,
car cotton seed, car stock. 1877 boxes tobacco,
4 cases tobacco, 102 caddies tobacco, 1862 sacks
rough rice, 20 sacks peanuts, "a sacks peas, /
bale hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
February S-4O4 bales cotton. &c cars lumber,
3 cars wood ZIG bbs rosin. 36 bbgs spirits tur-
pentine. 2 bbls syrup, y bbls and 1873 boxes
fruit, "a sacks rough rice, n bales hides, and
mdse
Per Central Railroad. February 81 1854 bales
cotton, $50 bbls mess pork, / car beer. 40 half
casks bacon, IS boxes bacon, boxes hooks,
bbls sausage, Q cars hay, l25 bbls -four, 100 bbls
lime, u cars wood. AZ bbis cotton seed oil. 80
bales yarns, 20 bales domestics. casks bottled
beer, bales checks, cases and II bales
plaids. 3 bales mattresses, boxes cheese, 40
bbls rosin. Jar snuff, / box hardware, ] Dbl
potatoes. 10 boxes mdse, coil ire rope, / keg
butter, p rolls leather, circular saw, II cars
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-09
MARKETS by MAIL.

CHARLESTON, February 7.-RICE.-There was
a Fair movement in this grain at steady values.
sales $50 tIerces clean Carolina We quote
Common 45k a51Ec, fair 5A0515c., low good
5kas3zc, high good 55sGoc., prime oz1e1xc.
blshel for inland, and 81 2001 40 per bushel
fOr tide water descriptions. Fancy lots OF sea
coast sell At higher figures.
NAVAL STOREs.-Ihe receipts were 20 casks
spirits turDentine and 33f barrels rosin- There
was q quiet market for these goods and there
we're no sales OF moment announced Previous
rates for resins were u 20 for b, 81 20 Tor u,