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MR.. GORSUCH'S ACCEPTANCE.

The following correspondence has pass
ed between Mr.. Gorsuch, the Republican
nominee for comptroller and the commit.
tee appointed to appriSe him Of his
nominations
CAMBRIDGE. MD. October ). 1881.
Han. IHomus G0rsuch:
.Sir-At the Republican State Conven-
ton held at the above named place this
day, you were unanimously nominated
as the Republican candidate for comp
truller Of the state treasury. and the I'M
dersigned were appointed u committee TO
notify you Of the same. Hoping that you
viii accept this distinguished compliment
and sincerely believing that you will be
elected, We request that You send your
notification of acceptance to the chairman
of this committee at your earliest posi-
bic convenience.
We have the honor to be. with the
highest consideration, yours very truly.
HENRY y. SCHUMACHER, CHI II,
JAMES JOHNSON,
SArRIN l.. BAkKn.
oGsoN ADAMS,
\. VAN ROXY.
FREnERlCK CITY, October !, lSSl.
.Mssrs. Henry 4. Schumacher, FommWec::
Gentlemen-Iou our letter of the ath in
slant has heen received Informing me of
my unanimous nomination as the Repnb-
licai candidate for comptroller of the
state treasury by the Republican state
| CGnventiun,
AHpgeeia,in ing, as do, the distinguished
compliment OF being unanimously nomi-
mated for 4 position of so much import
ance to the state by body Of men so
well known for their worth and patriot
ism as those composing the convention
one in which all conflicting interests of
! the party appear to have been represented
| leaves me no discretion i'll the matter
! and accept the nomination as the voice
Of u united party,
/ should the cotton Of the convention be
] G.tihed by the people at the polls. can
only say that | will endeavor to merit
/ this expression of confidence by faith
/ ful and impartial discharge of the various
duties appertaiuing to the office.
/ am, gentlemen, with great personal
consideration.
Your obedient servant,
IhuNtA> Gow&t (H.
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DIED,

CAMrBEI.i-On Tuesday. the 18th inst
of typhoid fever, John Campbell, OF the
18th district. in the 18th year of his age
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State Of Maryland. County Of cecil. S.:
|. CHAS. h. FINLEY. Cashier OF the above
named Bank. do solcmnly swear that the above
statement is true To the best OF my knowledge and
belief. CHAS. b. FINLEY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 10th
day ol October, 1881. GEO. \. BROWN,
Notary public
Correct. Attest:
JNO. A. J. CRESWEl,L
REUBEN HAlNES. Directors
FRANK II. SCOTT.
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VHH UHRhHYS.
Elkton Markets.
Baltimore Markets,
LTIMoI;E, October Is, 1881.

Corrected W.cL1g by ". IT, Michael d. Sons,
GruiH anil PyOdUcc Commission Mcr-
chants, I2j .NrE7dcrlg's Wharf.
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EXAM PIE.

Take an assessment on Certhcate OF VI ,2In;
all who hold Certificates for that amount will be
assessed az rated according to their ages. As for
instance: persons from 30 TO 40 would be assessed
one doldr Certificates OF 81. 500 would be assessed
10 meet IL loss OF 81 $50. One-half the amount aS
rated; and Certificates for $4,000. one-fourth their
rated assessment. Thus the plan is purely mutual
nuuitnlln
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DIR. n. II. SMITH,
FORT DEPOSLI, MD,

TiaN III" removed his Office TO the Brick Build
ing. near the Railroad Depot. is now prepared to
do all kinds OF DENTAL YORK. in the best and
most approved manner.
a1-All PATCHWORK guaranteed for one,
and FlLLlNCS for i've years.
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The members agree to pay annual dues Tor cur
rent eXpcuseS,l and assessments. as rated. untn
Snch assessments shall exceed the amount rc
,uired 10 pay certificate in full; when they will
he assessed only such pro-rata proportion aS MAJ
I've necessary to max up the sum needed. To pay
Il Ccrtilicatc all the members will he assessed. a.
rated in the Tables. and cannot he assessed FOL
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POLITICS VERY QUIET.

There is not much being said or done
by either party. although we often hear
the word Stalwart and Half Breeds APP
piled to the Republicans, and the Canal
Ring and the anti-Canal Ring is ringing
i'll the Democratic ranks, and will con-
time, | suppose. to ring until the votes
are counted i'll November, which will
decide which ring will be victorious, un-
less the anti-Ring surrenders (Which is
probable) to the so-tar victorious Canal
Ring.
HE KNOWS THE DIFFERENCE
1t is 4 query by some whether Chips
knows the difference between tweedle-
dee and tweedle-dum, but all will con-
coed that he does know the difference
between ginger pop and
GINGER BRANDY.
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A IL persons are hereby notified n"J
"A to treSpass upon the lands OF the ADVERTISE
either with dog gun. Those offending VIII he
prosecuted To the extent of the law.
ELLIE WRIGHT.
White Hall Farm. Frcnchtown,
Snlt 1l-lM
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FOR. RENT

yNHE TOLL, HOUSE, on the old PLANK
L road near Elkton with without Stable Tor
three horses Immediate possession given.
Apply TO FRANK GREEN.
Sept IL. Elktol MI
or to r.. W. IANNEN. Elktun
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WODDW ARD ABRAHAMS.......
EDWIN WILNER.............. ......
f. VI. LNER.........................
REFERENCES:
Hon. J. Tome. Banker. Port Deposit: Hon. J..
stamp Judge. F.lkton: Thomas Mallalieu. Man
ulacturcr Wilmington: II. ,i. Niclers, Attorney ut
Law CheStertown: \. L. Weldon, Attorney ut
Law. Centrevile: Sudler y Pierce. Merchant.
Sudlcrvile: Col. Jas Wallace Attorney at Law.
Cambridge: Hon. o. Hammond. Attorney at Law.
Eiston: Geo. NJ. Russum. Denton: Col T. :.
HOdsOn. Collector of Port. triSicld: Il. Everett
Smith Editor. Snow Hill: Col. VIM. j. Leonard.
Capitalist Salisbury: Hon j. IL. Price. EX-.ludgc.
Bciair: Hon. II. Nanderiord Editor. Westminster;
IL. Clay NALL. Register. Frederick City; Blacks-
ton y Elle%uUd. Attorneys at Law. Cumberland:
=. Thomas Mccullough. Attorney at Law. Al
napoiS: j. =. Jameson. Educator. Bryantown:
:. T. Love. Physician. ST. Clements Bay, Md:
Hon James r. Groome. L. :. Senator Washing
ton. D. G.: Hon. J. \. J. Creswell, Banker ana
Attorney at Law. Washington. ID. c.: Hon. John
Dunlop Attorney AT Law. Richmond. Va: X. Ii
Baker y Son, Attorneys at Law, Norfolk. Va:
Hon. l. T.. Wales Associate Judge. Wilmington.
Del. Hon. ]. L. Almond. Mayor. Wilmington.
Del j. +. Head. Real Estate Exchange, vii
mington. Del: J. J. Black. Physician. New Gas
tie: Il. r. Biggs. Banker and Farmer, Middle
town, Del: ID. J. Cummins. Banker and Farmer.
smyrna Del: Hon. Geo. +. Fisher, EN-Judge.
Dover Del: Col Jacob Moore, EX- Attorney Gen
eral, feorsctcwn, Del.
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pEpMANENT DISABILITY.

In case n member should become permanently
disabled. NTH per cent. of the value OF their Ger
tfcate will he paid to them then, and my per
cent more at maturity of years: or to their heirs
at death. This is maniestly most benevolent
| and desirable provision.
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Sun Mutual aid Society
Of BAlTIMoR CITY, ND.
COL. EDWIN WILMER, Manager.
Home Office, No. II S. Gay Street.

oFFICERS
SAMUEL BLACK............... President.
WOODWARD ABRAHAMS......Fic ePresdent
II. W. L. RAISlN Treasurer.
+. NJ. WILMER.
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M EN- B e RSHIP.

The principles ON which the Society is founded
are us old aS history: the funds are held by thl
members themselves until needed topay dues and
benefits
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Take person of 10 years of age ut the time OF
joining. their expectation OF life, as per the Car
Isle Tables is - years. Should such person
live to he 67 years OF age. he ur she would then
receive in cash lin their lie-time) the amount .,
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ssGoUNFY+ NEWS'.*
CHE.S-4 PE'-th-E err ITEMS.

LIST OF LETT;.RS IN POST OFFICE.
The following is list of lcltcIa re
naming i'll the post office Oct. /, 1891:
Edward Bailey, Powell Bouchellc. ]. r.
Bradley, Norach Biddle. j. +. Campu.
&. y. Cambell, George ID. Carr Rachel
Clifton, Andrew Crow, Maria Dean, Il.
p. Duval n Son, Charles Davis. Polite f..
Edwards, }. II. Ebzy, Joel Griffith (2).
Isaac Hubbard. Moses Kennedy. W. f..
Harrison (2). Rowland kettemon. Geo.
Lumm. Geo. f. Lynch. Henrietta Lewis.
DR.. l.. Lecsan. Ii. :. LitchtieId. George
W. Lumm, VIM. Massey, Miss McClen-
naham, \. IL. Murrill, John McDamon,
Lusby Neal, James Pennick. Franklin
Pearce, james \. Pearce. Nellie Price.
Martha Price. \. IL. Price. Richards 4
Bro, Reuben Ray. Sallie Snyder. Pruce
X Simbell, Milly Simple. Josephine Stall
ings, George Sparks. Laura Warrick,
George G. Ward Whiting X Co. | am
informed by the postmaster that the par
ties who call for letters are respectfully
requested to say that they are advertised.
prove property Gf necessary. pay the
charges Gf any, and take them away.
CHILLs AND MALARIA
are more prevalent than for many yeas
past, and physicians of both schools as
well as druggists, are kept busy admin
istering to the wants and needs of the
sick. In some cases fatal results have
follow. 1t is now hoped that it will be
more healthy. since change of weather
has reached us, it now being quite cool
and fire indoors is found to be necessary
to comfort. and Overcoats for travellers
indispensable for those having them.
REPAIRING TIE PAYMENTS.
The City Fathers are now busy in diff
ferent parts of the town putting down
new pavement and making repairs to old
board walks, and are doing the best they
can for the comfort and convenience of
pedestrians. and yet some are dissats-
fed. 1t is impossible. it seems to us, to
please all.
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INCORPORITED iSS6.
Sun Mutual Aid Society Of Baltimore.
The Object Of the dissertation

The Officers and References are gentlemen =
well known business aud professional Standin:
and reputation.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
UF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF ElKTOM,

NJ the close of business October list. 1851.
Rk'sDl R('t'S
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PRACTICAL WORKING.

ANY person, Male or Female. in good health.
tween the ages Of ~ and 90 years, may bec'
members OF the Association.
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MATURITY OF YEARS.
EXAM PIE.

Members who live to their years OF expectancy.
will be paid in their lifetime the amount OF their
| Certificate. (old age i'll majority OF cases is II
! ti,rc nT ,unSt need
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SPECIAL FEATURES.

The permanent disability provision and the
payment to living members of maturcd EcrtiE-
Gates render membership in this Association
more desirable than in Societies that pay dement's
in ,, sos al lpntn ODlU
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Who are SDecidNy Interested.

Every member has personal interest in the
growth and welfare OF the Society. and should he
active in inducing Others to become members. a.
the larger the membership the less will be the
assessments and the greater the value OF the Ger
tiicateS. Respectfully,
EDWIN WILMER. MANAGER,
No II :. Gay Street.
iP o. Box ST. Baltimore. Nj
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ATTORNEYS.
MARSHALL y FISHER.
MEDICAL SUPERVISOR:

MEDICAL EXAMINES:
w. G REG ESTER. NJ. D.. II n. Calhoun st.
ID. W. CATHELI4, NJ D., n. Broadway.
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oct \ l.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-08
OONSIGNEES.

Per Central Railroad, February rs G
Haynes & Bro, Loeb & e, A Hanley, Stern & N,
n Y Henderson. H Myers & Bros, R hosendeld,
W Denton. H 81 Parker, Frank & Co. Eek
man & V, Branch & C, Jno Lyons, Lee Roy
Myers, Richardson & Barnard. L F. Nelson 4
Co. Jno Flannery & Co, Allen & L, J p Darnell,
f a Schwarz, G R r & B Co. w d Dixon, ]
Goette. II Suits & Co, + e Brodie, A Fried
fitzpatrick, Jno Flannery & Co, w w Gordon &
Co, II NJ Conner & Co, FIN Farley, Walter q II,
r w Woodbridge, West Bros Woods & Co, ] 4
Wheaton, G 2 Stubbs, w w Chisholm, N A
Hardee's Son & Co, Richardson & B. Baldwin
& Co, English H, L Guilmartin & Co, w
Lathrop & Co, Order.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
February 7-Fordg ONCE, 7 Lee & Co, Pea
fiSK kSe Gnes. seieP VIM Home
& Co, Sloat, B & Co, Lowell & L, J ] Dale & Co.
w I China, Haslam q II, G L r R, Savannah
Oil Co, Jno Keller, II Myers & Bros, Weed & @,
Mrs A McAllister. Blake. @ A Hudson, Bend
helm Bros Co, Wayne, RW Woodbridge,
Gen @ NJ Sorrel, Saussy & H, X B Cassels, w w
Gordon & Co. Walter & II, G F Stubbs F M
Farley, H Conner & Co, w w Chisholm,
Woods & Co. Chas Ellis, @ Hardwick, NJ
Maclean, Baldwin & Co, L GuiImartin & Co,
Jno EIannerY & Co. W Lathrop & Co, Wilcox,
Per steamer Centennial. from satilIa River
sham's Son & Co, Davant & w. I Epstein & Bro.
H F Grant, NJ Ferst & Co, B Ripley, s Guken.
heimer, Abrahams b, III Nj Sullivan, ]
Meyers, WV Gordon & Co, ORR, Baldwin &
Co, Miller & r.
Per steamer w T wheless, from Augusta and
way landings-Jno Flannery & Co, @ + Stubbs.
L ] Guilmartin & Co, r w Woodbridge, II N
Conner & Co, d B Hull, West Bros. estate J L
Villalonga, G Rowland, Butler & 8, r Haber.
Henderson, II Dorset, Tebeau & z, W A
Jaudon, VIM Fuller. w Wilson, Order.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-08

cnicAsc, February 7.-Fioaf hcninAiiz TN.
changed Wheat active and higher: No. 2
Chicago spring. 9sc bid for cash; 97eSc for
March; eSssc for April; 10iss bid for May
Corn fairly active and q shade higher; s61sc
for cash; 565kc for March; 411S04i14c for Ma.
Oats fairly active and q shade higher, sc 29c
for cash; a93kc for March; $50 eSSkc Tor
May. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley
easier. at SSRe9c Provistone-Pork strong
and higher: Si4 a71k for cash; S14 S50s14 20 for
February: So 45114 az for March; ga 60
bid for April Lard active, firm and higher;
9 40c for cash: 459s 471xc for March; $50
9 size for April Bulk meats frmer; should
ers. zoe; short rib. soc; clear. zoe Whisky
easier. at 81 o..
AZ ciose-Wheat. No. 9 Chicago spring, s7lzc
bid. 97ssc asked for February; gssc for March:
95kc for April; l01Ik for May; Sc for all the
year. Corn, 4lls04114c for May. Oats. 291<c
asked for March; S35sc for May. Pork, $14 As
for March; $14 7S11< bid, Sl4 IS asked for May.
Lard, 471<c for March; 60c for April
LoUIsvILLE. February Flour steady;
extra, g 2503 50; choice to fancy, IS 1906 Is.
Wheat dull at 95cG$1 90. Corn easier, 4S1<c.
Oats quiet, S7JSc. Provisions-Pork firm at
SIS 90. Lard steady and firm: prime steam.
gNc. Bulk meats firm; shoulders, nc; rib,
45c; sides, sc. Bacon firm; rib, SIC; clear
sides. SIC. Hams, sugar cured. sA0lUc. Whisky
firm, ST O.
WLzTEsroS, February 7.-Spirits eurpentine
steady at 43i&c. Rosin firm; 81 81 for strained
81 10 for good strained. Tar firm at 81 so.
Crude turpentine firm: hard, 81 80; yellow dip,
50 90; virgin, g 90. Corn unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-08
RECEIPTS,

Per steamer Centennial, from Satilla River
and way landings-2.S74 bushels rough rice,
900 sacks rice, ~ surgeons, 3 bales cotton, 10
pkgs mdse.
Per steamer w wheless. from Augusta
and way landings-695 bales cotton. l28 sacks
rice. cases eggs, coOps chickens. bdIs
hides. dressed hogs, bbl eggs, small box,
sack potatoes, Dbl syrup, keg syrup.
Per Central Railroad, February 7-l,e77 bales
cotton, case paper. 1 muffier, 1 bdl iron, 2
plows, box castings, boxes shoes, q boxes
cheese. old clock, pockets samples, / box,
s. bales domestics, 90 bales yarns, 10 sacks
cotton seed cake, box mdse, 2 boxes hard
ware, q bales paper stock, II cars wood, 3
bdl hides. bale moss, 30 bbls -four, 100 cases
bitters, boxes paper. II bdls collars, l box
marble. cases iron castings. / carriage, 10
bbls whisky, box printing paper, 50 tierces
and IS tubs lard, 81 pieces bacon, 40 bbls
grits, 10 bbls meal 121 bales hay, S6 casks clay.
) bbls cider.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
February 7-727 bales cotton. II cars lumber.
II cars wood cars cotton seed, PIG bbls rosin,
IL bbis spirits turpentine, 2 bbls oysters, IL
bbls and 81 boxes oranges, 81 empty kegs, 219
sacks rough rice, II bales hides 10 bbls naphtha,
and mdSe,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-08

Per steamship Saregossa, for Baltimere-569
bales cotton, 1888 casks rice 1905 bbls rosin. IS
bales vanilla. 10000 feet lumber, 800 boxes
oranges, 4i0 pkgs Dldse.
Per Sp steamship Elvira, for Barcelona
2,52S bales upland cotton.
Per schr Chatham. for st Martins, w l.
10000 feet lumber, 3 bbls rosin.
Per Am ship Zephyr, for Bremen, $50 bales
upland cotton.
Per schr Cbas Bucki, for Bath, he Il, 001
pieces lumber; cargo by q L Kinsey.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-08
WEgTERN DIVISION.
Central & Southwestern g.R'ds,

EAvANRAE, Ca, February Sd. 1851.
ON aad after SUNDAY, January 30th. 1881.
" passenger trains on the Central and South
western Railroads and branches VIE run IS
follows:
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pASSENGERS.

Per steamer Centennial. from SatiIIa River
and way landings-A Lang. N Fisher, lady
four children and servant, G H Hopkins, Miss
Annie H Hall, and Is deck.
Per steamer w Wheless, from Augusta
and way landings A Hernard. Garvin,
] + Prescott. H n Peoples L Sans, j II Mer-
Ger and wife, r Harrington, U Wade, +
Beard, r Brannon. Richardson and wife, s
Wilson, Henry Dupries, w p Ellis, L Nc
Einzie, d Grover, B Holmes and wife, II
Jaudon, r L Manner, Johnston and wife, e
Rushing, w II Murray and daughter, and 40
steerage
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-08

CHARLESTON, February 5-RIcE.-The trans
actions IN this market were restricted to q few
limited lots, making a total OF about 50 tierees
Of clean Carolina at steady values. We quote !:
Common 45sG51sc, fair 514151kc., low good
55<N554c, high good 55s0oc., prime 6zSNb1sc
f5usheI for inland and 81 2001 20 per bushel
for tidewater descriptions. Sea coast fancy
lots sell at higher figures
NSvAr. sroREs-The receipts were 100 casks
spirits turpentine and e15 barrels roein. The
esles OF rOjin reported we're limited. Previous
rate were 81 80 for b. 81 so for q ID. 81 % for
= Al as Tor F, 81 20 for g. 81 so for II,
- 90 for T. So SEQ for Z. 81 6e1f for d,
~ 87lk for n s. 1875 FOR window glass. Spfrita
furpentina steady. Sales 80 casks at 4sc. per
gallon. Crude turpentine Is valued e ~
Der bbl for virgia and yellow dip ana " " Tor
ecrape.-Neics and Courier.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-08


Jacksonville aad Savannah and Albany
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between
Savannah and Jacksonville.
EleSping cars run through 20 and from Eavsn-
nah and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany
without change.
Passengers from Savannah fer Eernaadfns.
aainesYiIls snd Cedar Keys take tkis train,
Passengers for DaTien take this train
PASSENGERS from Savannah for Brunswick
AXE this train, arriving st Brunswick 500 A. n
Passengers leave Brunswick e. 500 p -. Ar
rive st S0vEn3ah $500 A. 4.
Passengers leaving Macon ct f:i5 l. II (6aisy
including Sunday connect at Jezap with THE
train for Florida
Passengers from Florida By this train couneca
at Jezup with train arriving In Macon at 6:26 +.
u. daily including SundAyA
Connect IS Albany with passenger trains
both ways On Southwestern Railroad to and
from Macon, Eufa1ias Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans. etc.
Hall steamer leaves BAinbridge for Apalachi-
cola every Sunday and Thursday evening; for
Columbus every Tuesday and Saturday after
noon.
Coss connection at Jacksonvfls daily (sun-
days excepted for Green Cove Springs, ST.
Augustine, PalAtkA. Enterprise, and all landlnss
on &c. Johns river.
Trains on B. ana A. 3. R. leave Junction, 70.
Ing west, at 1881 A. 4, and for Brunswick as
$40 P. n, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car Bsrths
secured at Brsn's Ticket Office. No q Bull
street, and at Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway Passenger Depot.
ACCOMMODATION TRAng-EABTERN DI.
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m,EkRED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Saragossa, Hooper, Baltimore
Jas West & Co.
Sp steamship Elvira, Juan de Algeria, Bar
celona-Chas Green & Co.
schr Chatham, Wallace, St Martins, W IL
Fl Ellis
Am ship Zephyr, Kelly, Bremen.
Schr Chas Bucki, French, Bath, Me-Jos A
Roberts & Co
Schr Five Brothers, Bronsall, Jacksonville,
in ballast, to load for Baltimore or Philadel-
mia
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

POuLTRY.-IEe market fuiIy Supplied, car
load arriving weekly, and demand good.
EeGs.-Supply very small; good demand
BUTTER-A good demand for hrst-clAss
article; stock light
PEASUTs-Market well supplied; demand
fair.
sYRuP.-Georgia and Florida in fair demand
sus1h.Georgia and Florida scarce, with
light demand
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-08
List of Vessels UP. Cleared and
Sailed for this Port.

Copia Or, CoIlins London, via Newport, sid
Dec 81.
aHLPs.
Fawn, Cleveland, Trieste, sid Nov 2S
BERTHE Bigelow OBJ, Corning, Portshead, sid
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-08
MORNING NBVS SERIALS.
A Charming New Story.
vASCO;
OR,
UNTIL DEATH!
BY Mrs. B. n. ZIMMERMAN, Of Lake
Irma, Florida.
THE WEEKLY NEWS,
THE WEEKLY NEWS
OF SATURDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1881.


VIII contain the opening chapters Of an intensely
interesting story with the above title, written
expressly for its columns by MRS. B. III. I'm
HERMAN, of Lake Irma, Florida.
We are unwilling to anticipate the pleasure
which the admirers of well wrought and ele-
gantly written fiction must derive from the
perusal of the above charming story, by even
limiting to them in advance the intensely inter
esting and strikingly romantic plot which the tai
ented author has developed with such consum-
mate skill. Suffice it to say, that VASC0 OR,
UNTIL DEATH. is charming and exceedingly
well-written story, Astounding with scenes, Incl
dents and situations of thrilling and novel inter-
est. The story is located In the South the char
acters faithfully and wildly delineated, while
the interest of the well-chosen plot is sustained
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