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The Next Legislature.

The following lis, os 'be members OF the
next Legislature, which viii convene n
Olympia the first Monday IN October, 1851,
has been compiled from the records OF the
Secretary's Office and from information re-
ceived from different county auditors, IN
reply 10 inquiries addressed them The dis
,ricts are gived in their regular order;
1oUScu=
/. Walla Walla Coan:y-B. l. Sharp
stein. 3D.
}. Columbia countv-Geo. Hunter. Cd
3.-Whitman cOunty-H. F. StrattOn-
1. Walla WaIll, Columbia and Whitman
counties-Jacob Hoover. tD.l
;. Stevens, Spokane and Yakima. ".
GraGan. 'P.l ..-,.....
6. KEckitat, Skamaria and Clarke
NJ. Knapp. d.
:. Clarke, Wahkiakam and Ccwiitz-J.
Wallace. (R.l
S. Pacific, Chehalis and Pierce-Elwood
Evans. lRj
0. TLurston and Lesis-J. II. Long.
RD
10 kIng-A. :. Miller tE.l
II. Mason, Kitsap, Jefferson. Clallam
and Islands. ". Hovey. tE.i
T. Snohor,ish, Wha,com and san Juan
S. Calhoun. tE.i
Republicans s: Bemocrats ;: Independent
|.
HOUSE OF EErEESENTATiVES.
l. Walla Walla County-E. Il. Eees.
ID ". e. Preston, tR.l
. Columbia-William Clarke, (R.l, X.
P. Steen, D), W l. Freeman, 3D.
;. Whitman-T J. Smith, (E.j, George
Comegys, lR.i 49,,
a.
). Yak;ml-G. ". Taylor, lEJ
6. klickitat-D. W. Smith, d.
:. Clarke-W. IT, Dillon, 3D.
s. khckitat. Clarke and Skamania-W.
W Holcomb, r.
.. Cowhtz, Pacific, Lewis and Wahkia-
kum-T Warman, H.l, Adam Catlln, (D.'
10. Pierce, Thurston and ChenalIS-J. \.
karr, RI
II. Thurston-Albert NanEaton, (R-l
L.. Pierce-S. JudsCn, d.
Is. king-L- 2. Smith, r., Watson
Allen, tR.l
Il. King and Kitsap-G. F. Raymond,
Rl
Is. Whatcom-Orin hincade, (R.l
IL. Snohomish, Island and San Juan
John Alexander, tR.l
l.. Mason, Jefferson and Catalan \.
Kuhn, o.
Is. Walla Walla and Whitman. VI.
Cornwall, (R.)
Republicans II, DenGcrats9.
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P,.4toS "'. irsa the o. Il. ( "
s,tri t' ~, :. ,,ks eharse Of their
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When you order your next tea 80 to Colt :
and ask for the brand that has caused such Q
sensation; this is it, and see that you get 1t.
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FoR STENCILS, so To StraightS.

Webfoot Oil can be had at your druggists
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GEO. A. CLARK. SOLE AGENT
NOTICE.

L. s. LAND 0FrIcr,
Walla walla, ". T., Dec I'D. 1850.
IT, the Heirs Of CHAS KITCHEN al Par
ties Who may Be Concerned
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN IN:
u tered at this Office by Wm. Kitchen, OF
Walla waIla County, w. T.. against the heirs
Of Chas. Kitchen, deceased, for abandoning
S. C. Entry No. 50, dated Jan 18th. 1876,
upon the Southwest quarter, Section 20. Town
shin 81, Range 31E, in Walla Walla County:
VT, with q view 10 Ire cancellation OF said
entry: the said parties are hereby suInmsned
10 app,ar al this Office en- the 10th day Of Feb,
r,iary, 1850. at 10 o'clock l. n. 10 respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban
donrsent-
AIES REED. Receiver
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q ha' .-'- -;.,,l,a r.Port at Vancouver
.rah,. l,''
' 49, y, lo..a. VIC a0i,''s,l"' b,' y,
Fzt'' ...-r ir,ea the o. Il. K \.
sir' ,t..,, ., 70 ,,Ss eharse Of their
. ris prominent mer-
rn+.,,. 80. q: ,.ss,.;y has been rs"aeins
.,Has a.,' 70. 0aeres;ablishmsats are
u - "a. to a...'' 50.
n. Paterson informs as
'r Dr.,. W. rs'a to make arrangements
tai b. s'D ,-..-aa tor the new gas
rsr, a5i'.s- mn. up @: navigation.
rs. Nil arseL anme suffered
p's'.1 49,, ,. r.sn: freshet Iii the
s's'''. ....,..r Cd. ,h. trestie work. near
1e,k ,.5 .-, d the bTidse' was
srlsi'''., :.
r.a,,h. STATESMAN Book (
4 1 E.ae "a do work cheaper
! ~ -. alt Irotlns establishment
a. - '1- ... .r tire reason that they
1 T. u, I'm -..r ,yI better facilities
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captain Thomas Me
\ ,sro' Ap'', ~, .r,.,.a:,-] Judge Advocate
ha' ''- ,'1.a y -.port at Vancouver
"A b, 'N''
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Tia, IN. >''rr~nAN Book 4
h5l'. I'll. Haa ~ DO work cheaper
~ l,.-..,, - an Inortas establishment
a. - '-. ,.r tire reason that they
IL II, .-''..,, ..,..r.a. lnl better facilities.
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I ,... rrfu> L. :. Land Patents
4 -... f,.r-ra. I. tho following settlers:
~, >...-- D.. b hIhler. Epbt. Kennedy
wl.. 2 Tam.* John 4 DAVIS, Wiley
ELL g-s.- Mai. John eDoameli,
H. g..,.-aal Harry l.. Eccs.
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THE MILLENNIUM!
The Honesty Of the True Eternal
Father on Earth Questioned.
TEE fsOsT OF HEAVEN.
Paradise moi MI that (.-:d ne Desire. y;
fic fa>tidieG>--Se;aft- for TE.,T
Contemplating mn Entry Into
NEiia Saiia'> Paradise.

Tie ease Of Cliley 1t. NJ. rs. w. -. Davis.
.he p'"irsse;i true Eternal Father On earth,
came before coart Of equity, Judge W. C.
iang'ori, rlf,rce, presiding, was held in the
referee : oiiire "e'ineslay. This is the see
ond OF a series Of suits brought by the ex-
angels 20 Recover monies advanced by them
and labor gwen, IN some cases foy periods
amounting 10 wears. Mcss1p. lsian. aud
Harper represent the prosecution, and Messrs.
eaton, Crowley aud Anders the defense
Ga being duly sworn Mr. Thomas VI. Evans
testified: | an - years Of age; | knew the
defendant VI. w. Davis since 1870; lived
formerly IN California, and there saw
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-.,-,l.yy,s IN the o. Il. < y,
'.-.- .-s,g-r,rs n this city com
'.1s- so very dali. and were
F-sz 'a.' a.. ,..-, IA. duties de'elying from the
tH.' p. .- 5,,a-fa-a: would !ie OF '""''.
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gr- -Tsr wr.e waking by the sea
rs..-.,l aai she sighed, and She
,'.t...i.s-l be- by her side AID thry
VI e af..,... themselves, hes:des being
T''s -, '..- a.yr. lie -i.hci and size SIGH
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born in Davis family, and another 10y
na:ned Joseph, about f1ar years old, who
was Joseph Smith, thc founder Il the Nor
mol church lie did not say much except
tia: these children came through the Davis
family. | stated to them my feelings and
told them that Thought something vas
wroEg. Roberts sad that there WAS not. |
then promised to ioin them and do all could
for the people But If | found anything
wron. would not do IL J ther took what
Roberts called the Holy Vow. 1t was a
vow to 90 on IN the name Of the God OF Is
rael. tod the Father, Abraham, Isaac and
Jacob They wished Inc to 80 into Davis
camp. and | agreed to do so. Mr. Iamber,
represented tina: hc had authority from Da-
Us u nrrach the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

Pork firm st SIS co. Lard strong. s71fQ9e5
Bulk meats strong; shoulders. &c; rib. 7ssc.
Bacon scarce and in fair demand; prices
higher; shoulders, &C; clear Sides SIC WHISKY
active and firm. 81 o.. Sugar 6rm; hards, VAC
lose; New Orleans, 7GSc- Hogs moderately
active and higher; common, "a 5OG5 81 light
S. 00G5 e0;packing. s. 1905 IS; butchers, - W
LOUISVILLE. February 14-F7our closed
steady: extra 50 25G3 so; choice to fancy,
IS 1915 25. Wheat I'm at 81 90. Corn active
and 8 shade hiRhe-. 441fc- Oats, S71kc. Pro-
visions-Pork strong and higher at SIS 80. Lard
firm; prime steam, CSC. Bulk meats strong
aud higher: shoulders, size: sides, 15c.
Bacon steady and in fair demand; shoulders,
S71kc: rib, s 50GS Soc Hams, sugar cured,
95zc. Whisky steady, S1o6
ST. LOUIS. February 14.-F1our steady and
unchanged. Wheat dull and q shade of at
close; No. 2 red fall, 81 c03z1I O11< for cash /;
81 O30I 0S4 for March; 81 o6J6Gl1 06sz for
May. Corn higher bat slow; size for cash;
3ssz0383Sc for March; 40lk6409sc for May.
Oats. SSM 03S1zc for cash; 33l4c bid for April:
Whisky steady at 81 o.. Pork strong and
higher, SIS IS. Lard higher, 90c asked. Bulk
meats higher and firm; shoulders, 9e05 OOc;
rib, 1907 Soc: clear sides. 8 COOS Csc Bacon
higher; shoulders, 5 75e; rib, 8 soc; sides, 20
GS 55c.
WnMNeTos. February l4-spirits turpenrine
dull at 4Sc. Rosin quiet; 81 371S for strained ;
81 90 for good strained. Tar firm at 50 O5.
Crude turpentine quiet but steady; hard,$1 80;
yellow dip, 81 90; virgin, 50 on. Corn IN
changed.
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r4KK cas- AK TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORT.
FINANCIAL

NOON REPOET.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, February i4-Erie, SIS
4p. m.-Erie. 51A on,
Paris, February Il, 200 p. m.-Rentes' o4i
$50 p. m-Rentes. e4f Sc.
Sxw YoRK. February l4-Stocks opened
strong. Money at 56,6 per cent. exchange
tong, "a 81; short, 81 s. STATE binds active i've
and firm. Government bonds strong ana
higher.
LIVERPOOL. February 14-CottOn opened
quiet but steady: middling uplands, o7s1; mlu.
ding Orleans, 615d; receipts 13.3gO oSles' OF
which all are American; sales SUI oaIes, lOI
speculation and export 500 bales. -,
ding clause, deliverable in February, ezsd;
deliverable in February and Marcn, ossg9e
s IS SD: deliverable in March and Aprll.6 ..l0d;
deliverable in April and May, o1So; deliver
able IN May and June, 8 9-lod. ..,..
SEw Yogk, February IA Cotton market
opened quiet; sales 19i bales: mjddlinE up
lands, II 9-l6c; middling Orleans. II l5-loe.
F1rures-Market opened steady, with sales az
;ollaTSs: February, II 26c; March. Il &c; April
Il SEE May. IL 66c; June, II &c; jury Il o'c'
PROVISIONS. saOCERIEs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. February 14.-Short clear mid
dies, 42s Sd. Lard, Sis 90. Corn es 40 tor new:
NR9 Yoax, February 4.-Fiour opened
steady Wheat quiet; 4 an at D SD 50 for [ od
Lard firm at 10 10c for steam rendered.
Spirits turpentine, 461zc. Rosin, 81 ~ hor
strained. FreiShts heavy.
BAITTMoRx, February 14.-Flour opened
steady: Howard street aud Western super
fne, S. 2513 IS; extra. 81 0O04 %; family,
Il 1Oa6 90: CITY mills superfDe, 50 25d3 90;
lee ara, 81 OO64 IS: ditto family, S6 ESQ
30: Rio brands, So O006 Is: Patapsco family,
81 co. Wheat-Southern quiet but nrn;
western higher closing quiet; Southern rec,
81 IS6I IS; amber, 81 200I %; No. ] Maryland,
e: 80. Western winter red on the spot and
February delivery, 81 1614G1 1855 Corn
Southern steady; Western higher and nrn
Southern white, SIC; ditto yellow, 52D55c.
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,opia tBrl, Collins, London, via Newport, sid
Dec 81. IN -
Richard AIMING, -. Palermo, sid Jan ~ al
Gibraltar Jan 20.
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Fawn. Cleveland, Trieste, sid NOV %. :,
BERTHE Bigelow (Br), Corning, Portsneao' siu
Lille soullard (Br), Killam, Liverpool, sid Dec
IS. &C., ooh,n,dt Hamburg. sid
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

Per Savannah. Florida and Western RailwaV,
February A. ordg Office, G II Dorsett, Allen
& l., Bendheim Bros & Co, + N Hull, Jno Ly-
ems, NJ y Henderson, Mohr Bros, r B Reppard,
C z r, " Z DUPONT, ID Bacon & Co, Stern q
N John McDonough, Palmer Bro9 Wheeler
w Parish. Alexander q NJ, Fl Myers & Bros,
savannah Oil Go, Bond & s, Haslam & II,
w w Gordon & Co. Walter & II, G + Stubs,
F NJ Farley, Ii u Conner g. Co, w w Chisholm,
Woods & co, Chas Ellis. r w Woodbridge, n
Maclean, Baldwin & Co, G @ Hardwlck, Pea
Jno Flannery & Co, l. j GuilmaTtin & Co, J w
hathrop & Co, Butler S.
Per Central Railroad. February 14-Fordg
Agt, Eckman & V, g Noble. 4 L Eeidlinger,
A I4effler, ii Boley, J " Schley & Co, L K Mer-
Ger, Henry Yonge Agt, Schwarz & Acosta, L
Putzel, Mohr Bros, LippmAn Bros, w Miller
] S Collins. f Morgan, Allen & l., @ Haynes
& Bro, Geo G Freeman, u Reedy, Saussy &
H, Z l. Neidlinger, Lippman Bros. Crawford &
L. NJ Y Henderson, Austin q ii, Cotes,
williams & w, d G Bacon Il Co. II Myers &
Bros, Bendheim Bros & Co, Frank & Co, Rieser
a s. NJ Ferss & Co, A Minis & Sons, r NJ Bar
thickness, Weed & G, Miller & r, Newton & K,
H Champion. X McIntire, McGrath & Co,
Richardson a B. s II Davis. Peacock. II q Co,
Lee Roy Myers. w W Gordon Co. English &
Fl. Knoop, Frerichs & Co. l. Guilmartin & Co,
Woods & Co, R W Woodbridge. Rutherford,
G Stubs. Jno Flannery Co. d. Farley,
] w Lathfop & Co. Thompson, Order.
Per steamship Seminole, from BosLon-L
Appel, A Al'mayer q Co. d Brown. d Boley,
C II Dorsett Epstein & Bro. Einstein's
Sons, Ferst & Co, A Friedenberg & Co, c L
Gilbert & Co, s Guckenheimer, Jno Lyons,
Leslie, Meinhard Bros & Co, Ell Neidlinger, L
f Nelson & Co, H & G Arder, B Reedy, Rich
ardson & B, J Rosenheim, Schwarz & Acosta,
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NO cDAGEs OF CE1n LStRCoI 66SAuAak11 XXI
JacksonyiIie and Saysnnsh and Albany.
Pullman Fsl2ce S4SaDing Cars daily between
Savannah and Jacksonville.
BIeepin2 csrs run through 60 and from eavEn-
nah sud Albany, and Jacksonville end Albany
without change.
Pazeeprera from Savannah for Fernandina,
6afnasvisle aud Cedar Keys take this train.
PASSENGERS for Darisn take this train
pgsgen2erS from Savannah for Brunswick
axe tnsS eeSia, arriving at Brunswick $500 A. u.
PASSENGERS leave BrEnsEick es 500 P. n, AZ
rive at Savannah eco A. n.
Passengers lsaviag Macon ct 7:t5 A. Il. (dEtlY
including Sunday connect at Jeaap with this
train for Florida.
PsEgeng ars from Florida by this train ccnaeCa
&c Jesup with train arriving In Macon at S:S6 F.
T. idsiiy including Sunday
O0nnect ct Albany with passenger trains
bots ways on Southwestern Railroad 60 spd
from Macon, Enfaula, Montgomery, Mobile.
New Orleans, etc.
Mall steamer leaves cambridge for Apelacnt
cola every Sunday and Thursday eveafng; tor
Columbus every Tuesday and Saturday after
Gloss connection at JacEsonville daily (SUn-
dayg excepted for Green Cove Springs, Sc.
Augustine, Falasks, Enterprise. and ell landings
on St. Johns riveS.
Trains on q. snd A. z. R. leave junction, go
ing vsest at iI:S7 A. n, and FOR Brunswick ST
4:zO p H. daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold aud Sleeping Car Berths
secured &C Bren's Ticket Office. No. % Bull
street, and ct Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway Passenger Depot
ACCOMMODATION TRAIE-EASTERH d.
VIEION.
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MedttimsI.
RIG0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

THERE is a well-known principle in animal
Il physiology that no vital action can take
place except through the agency of the ner
voua system. II the nerve power i'll any organ
is weakened. then that organ is weak. There
is remedy in the reach of ALL one
that has stood the test for over half a CEN
fury. DIR RECORDS vi AL RESTOR ALIVE
has been sc-utinized and Endorsed by the
Academy of Medicine in Paris as an infallible
specific for the above, contains no phi Sphor-
us. cantharides or other poison; is purely Ueqe-
table, producing no reaction. and is permanent
in effect; is a sugar-coated pill and can be had
of Leyassor & Co., 10 bis Richelieu. Paris,
France, or of DIR. s. BROWN SIGESMOSD,
Proprietors. Address 40 World Building, New
York. None genuine without the signature Of
s. B. S'gesmond on side of each box. Box of
100 pills. So: of 400. $40; sent by mail upon re-
ceipt Of price Sold by all Druggists.
CERTIFICATE.
PANS. Ju'y Is. 1873, 10 Rue de Ia Paix-Out
of 349 patients treated IS were cured within 30
DAYS, lis in six weeks, $50 between two and
three months, between five and six months,
in nine months. DR. NJ PERIG0RD,
Medcin de la Hopital Charity.
Notice is hereby given that T. A. Smith, of
st. Louis, and r. L. De Lisser. of New York are
no longer authorized to act as agents for Ri
cords Vital Restorative, es their appointments
as such have been revoked.
Extract of tier from June 9th $780,
DR.. s. B. Sigesnlond: You write that you win
in future advertise for yourself Doyou mean
in your own name or in mine as agentY 10 you
propose 10 commune the agency OF nob! III case
You do ] shall of course, go on and expend
same money in advertising at my own expense.
Will pay every so days for what order. If,
however. you do not want me to continue the
agency inform me of the fact
r. L. DE LISSER, % Beekman St.. NY.
The counterfeiter of hicord's Vital Restora-
tive, Of which am sole owner and proprietor
in The United S ates. tried to keep the agency
ard prepare himself with spurious imitation
and change the name from Records Vital Re-
storatiVe to DIR. Records Restorative to have
similarity in name. The testimonials of Drs.
r blanchard, G. Chevalier N Perigord, Ras-
pail, Liebeg and Sir Thompsons, are copied
from my circulars.
S. BROWN SIGESMOND, MD,
General Agent for the u. S and South America.
Send stamp for descri ptive circular.
New York, December list, 1880.
TIE genuine can be had at LlPPMAN BROS,
Savannah, Ga.
decl3 M&T heow, Extraordinarily
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London, FEBRUARY 1.-The German ship
Christine at Bremen from Charleston, lost a
man overheard and had decks swept on the
passage
The German brig S Suppicich, at Hamburg
from Charleston, had her stern damaged on
the passage.
Schr q w Anderson, Anderson, from st
Croix, w ], for New York, put into Whining
ton, N G, for harbor and to obtain supplies.
She had made two efforts to round Cape Hat
teras, but without avail, on account of heavy
and contrary winds
Schr ROyalist (Br), from Eztella with fruit,
was towed into Southwest Past Feb by str
Yrurac Bat (Sp) from Matanzss, and reports
Feb encountered q severe gale and lost sails
and rudder head.
Launched, at Bath, Ne, Feb 9, from the yard
of VIM Rogers, a schr of 344 0U6 tons, named
the Messenger, of Saco; r Hartley owner,
and Nathaniel II Fal1er, of Bidceford Master
She proceeded same Gay to Boothbay to load
for Savannah.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Lookout. New York.
MEMORANDA
BIZ Teleoraph to the MorrtnQ

BIZ Telegraph to the Morrtn9 he,as.
TYBEE February Il, $50 p m-Passed up.
steamship Seminole, barks Tauris (Nor), Ath-
iete (Br) Swedish bark showing signsl letters
H c G j, and a Spanish brig Supposed to be
Marcelina, from Cienfugos.)
Psssed out, schr Lookout.
AT anchor, bound for Charleston, bark Lois
Waiting. banks Asia (Nor) Empress Ger,
Nenskabet (Nor), Antwerp OBJ, ship Dora
Ger.
on Saturday was an error.
Wind Z, miles; clear.
New York, February 14-Arrived Wyanoke,
Bermuda, Utopia. Colon.
Arrived cut. LEIPZIG, Britannia, Herder Edin-
burg. Istriam.
Later-Arrived, trs Richmond Norfolk New
York, New Orleans; City of Dallas, Jackson
vile; Rlnseal. Navigation, Helvetia. Arragon.
Sunderland, February 14-Arrived 18th, bark
Siene, Darfen.
Belfast, February ff-Arrived, bark Albert
Il Young. CooEaw.
Cardiff, February 14-Arrived. bark Sidney,
Pensacola
Boston, February l4-Arrived, brig n Hes
lin Pensacola.
Aberdeen. February 14-Arriyed 18th, bark
Victor, Darien.
Barrow. February 4-Arrived 18th, bark
Kalos, Port Royal
Gloucester. February 14-Arrived 18th, bark
0thello Meidfrodt, Darien.
Greenock, February 14-Arrived 18th, bark
Resale. Pensacola.
arrived l4tD, Dark surrey, FenSacOIa.
Liverpool, February 14-Arrived 18th. ship
Belle o EN-, bark Northumbria Norfolk.
Hull, February li-Sailed 18th, bark Aagot,
Pensacola.
Malaga February 14-Sailed 18th, bark
Cicero. Bull River.
Barcelona. February 14-Arrived 18th, brig
John Miguel, Charleston.
Havre, February 14-Arrived, b3rks Ceres,
Mary Jane, Galveston.
Queenstown, February 14-Arrived 18th,
barks George Mills. New Orleans; Mamie Bell,
Mobile; Osseone. New Orleans
Bremen, February 14-Arrived 18th, ship
Carl, New Orleans.
Hamburg. February 14-srrived 18th, brig S
SuppiciUh CharleSt. n.
Ravre, February "a Arrived 18th, ship City
of Boston, New Orleans; bark Albin, Charles
ton.
Liverpool. February 14-Arrived 18th bark
Weymouth, Galveston; Princess Louise,
Charleston.
Arrived 18Th, bark Agra, Charleston; ship
Charlie Baker New Orleans.
Sailed 18th, ship Peruvian Congress, South
west Pass; banks Neptune, Savannah; North
ern Queen, Charleston.
London, February 1.-THE British steamer
Fiamsleed. from New Orleans Jan 20, has ar
rived at LiYerE DOL
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MARKETS BY MAIL.

CHARLESTON, February 11.-RICE.-The ar
rivals Of Carolina rough for the week were
about IS OC0 bushels The market was quiet
during much Of this,per.oj, lwith a limited busi-
ness az steady prizes Sales about GOO tierees
clean Carolina The week closed with fair
INQUIRY. Sales 325 tierces clean CarOlin4 4, max
ing the total transactions about lOOO tlerces Tor
fh7S pariod. We quote: Common 43Ss516c.,
TAR sL(a5ISc low goSi 55Sa5kc-, high good
5ska6t.. prime 61Sa63kc CarOliOa rough rice
4 oflofed AZ 91eaf1 % per bushel for inland
an 81 coal 20 per busheI for tide water
qualities. Fanny lots Of seaeoast kinds sell at
higher rates
SkvAL SroREs-The receipts at this port for
the week from Saturday, February .. 20 III aIa
dsr. February II. 1881, Inclusive, wsre 5e3
easks spirits turpentine aud 292 barrels Tosin,
ia contrast with 80 cesks spirits turpeDtine
and 84ff barrels rosin for the week last year.
TIE transactions in resins during the week,
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RECEIPTS.

Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Feb -uary 1i-S46 bales cotton, III cars lumber,
cars co ton seed, 252 bbIs rosin, 63 bbs spirits
turpentine, cars wood, bbls and 573 boxes
fruit, 81 sacks ugh rice, Dbl syrup, 81 sac ks
potatoes, 8 bales hiies, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, February 1859
bales cotton, 1 cask bottles, 354 bbs rosin 80
bales arms, 1 box letter paper, Q boxes dry
goods, 2 Odls springs, boxes mdse. box up
eases shoes, 10 bales rags, corn shelter, /
wheel, 20 caddies tobacco, 81 bales domestics,
rol carpet. pkg empty sacks, case empty
cans ! box bitters, bales duck, Il cases Bit
ters / role wire p, ming, = boxes harness, II
bbis whisky, box whisky, half bbls whisky,
10 pkgs furniture, 5i5 sacks corn, l hid hard
ware. b5ls hardware, 3erates marble, tanks,
boxes hardware. I94 bale s hay. > cars stock,
cars lumber, 8 bdl hides, pole car wheels, 3
bbis scrao brass, IL cast boxes. cast oil boxes,
225 bbls -four, IS bids spokes IS bdls taliow, 10
2l5 boxes tobseco, 50 cases tobacco, So casks
clay, sacks rice.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

New York, February 10-Arrived, brig R B
Cove. Pensacola; schr Lester A Lewis, bruins
wick.
Liverpool. February 10-Arrived, str Mag
dala OBJ, Savannah.
Queenstown, February S-Arrived, bark Stor-
funst Constantine RUS, Pensacola
Havre February 9-Sailed, bark Friedlief
(NoFJ, Savau; ali.
Boston, February 9-Cleared, schr Willis
Shepard, Reeves Savannah.
Baltimore, February I0-Arrived, schr Hat
tie G Robinson Savannah.
Bath, Me, February 9-Sailed, schr Mes
senger new. Boothbay. to load for Savannah.
Fortress Monroe, February 10-Salled, bark
American Eagle. Brunswick for New York
Arrived in Hampton Roads Feb 6, brig G +
Geery, Savannah for New York.
Philadelphia, February 10-Cleared, schr r
w Daisey. Tracy, Savannah.
Whitehaven, February 3-ArIived, bark
Ingebrethsen, BraatO, Darien.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

were unimportant and prices were nominally
unchanged at 81 40 for B. 81 30 for g .. 81 %
50 90 for I, 81 321k for K. g o2lx for 81,
g s7k for n and S3i2x for window glass.
Spirits turpentine quiet. with light sales az
s5a4sJ4c. per gallon for regulars.-Netrs ana
Courier.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

PouIFRX--The market fully supplied, a car
load arriving weekly, and demand good.
EGGS Market OvsTstOcked.
BUrTER.-A good demand for a frst-clsss
article; stock light
PzANUrs-Marllet well supplied; demand
s7HuP.-Georgia and Florida in fair demand
and supply -,
SuGAR.-Gsorgla and kIOrioa scarce, Win
lghf demand.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
General Transatlantic Co.

DETwEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. q Mr., foot of Morton street. Travel
ers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort OF crossing the
Channel in small boat.
FRANCE, TRUDELLE, WEDNESDAY, Feb
uary 16, ZOO A. NJ
VILE DE MARSEILLES, CAHoURs, WE'D
NESDAY, February q, NJ
CANADA, FRANGUEL., WEDNESDAY, March
2,7AM.
PRICE OF PASSAGE Qncluding wine):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin 500 and $40; Sec
ond Cabin $50; Steerage $26, including wine,
bedding and utensils.
Checks drawn on Credit LyonnaIs, Of Paris,
In amounts to suit.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, Bowling Green,
foot of Broadway, N. Y,
or WILDER & CO.. Agents for Savannah
augll-E Tu&ThI2n