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The WaycrOss Short Line.

On Wednesday next, 9th inst, a tenn
porary schedule will be inaugurated on the
Waycross Short Line, anticipating the for.
NAL opening on the LIST of May, when the
double daily service between Jacksonville,
Savannah and Charleston will be put in
operation.
Until that date trains will leave Savannah
daily for Jacksonville, via Waycross, at 10
a. M, arriving at jacksonville 5:45 p. m.
Leave Jacksonville daily 7:30 a. M, and
arrive at Savannah $50 p. m.
The through trains via Live Oak for Jack
sonville will continue as before, in addition
to the above, until LIST of May, when solid
trains from Charleston and Savannah will
run through to Jacksonville via Waycross.
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Total
That Pistol Shot-what It Meant.

In yesterdays NEWS appeared a para
graph to the effect that the policeman in
the vicinity of Harris and Bull streets heard
a pistol shot about midnight on Wednesday,
but, after diligent search, failed to ascer-
tain the cause. The mystery is now ex-
plained. Yesterday morning Florence Wash
ington, colored damsel, appeared at the Of
fee of Magistrate Isaac Russell, and stated
that on Wednesday night she met her brevet
husband, Frank Pease, a sixfoot darkey.
on the street, who approached her
very savagely, for what reason
she knew not, and, with an oath. said: "I'm
going to settle your hash now" Stepping
back pace, he put his hand behind, and,
drawing pistol from his hip pocket, pre-
sented 1t at the gentle Florence and fred
The female, however, was nimble enough
to lump aside Just as Frank fired, and the
bali whistled harmlessly by her. Frank,
frightened at the report of the pistol,
fed, and the woman also disappeared.
Hence when the policeman reached the
ground there was no one about. Florence
stated that she wanted warrant Issued
against Frank on the charge OF assault with
intent TO murder, and her request was COM
piled with Constable Wetnerhorn visited
the domicile where Frank was supposed to
be, on Liberty street lane, near East Broad
street, and surprised that individual in the act
of packing his trunk, preparatory to leaving
the city. When Frank saw the officer coming
he bounded from q window TO shed, and,
jumping to the ground, a distance OF TWEEN
ty feet, without injury, broke into run aud
succeeded In making bis escape. The OFF,
Ger, however, secured his trunk and carried
It to the magisterial officer, where it now is.
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The nIues, Prize Drill.

In the account of the prize drill Of the
Republican Blues on Wednesday night,
which appeared In yesterdays issue, the
statement was made that Corporal GaudrY
was the first to break the line Of gallant
contestants. It should have appeared that
he was one of the last nine on the floor. Cor
poral GaudrY is very meritoriOus young
soldier, and, as stated in the first notice,
has on previous occasions stood the ordeal
nobly. Sergeant Spann, Sergeant Dixon
and Sergeant Maccaw, who were the last to
contend for the honors, had a formidable
competitor in Corporal Gaudry, who, proba-
bly at the next drill of the company, after
the Exhibition of his efficiency In the manual
on Wednesday night, may wTest the badge
of victory from his gallant competitor, Ser
geant spann. Sergeant Maccaw was award
ed the second prize.
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Notice.

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH R'Y Co,
yFfi-- CH.RLEsToS. s. C. April. 1881
-,tia visitors U attend the Floral Fair,
81 Ia Charleston May 4th. 5th and
2 3 .-s+s Win be sold from Savannah and all
o. L.sl-s m the line Of this railway from MON
M Nav to g HS RsPA Nav May sfB i inriu gG0d
y I5 81. AZ. -cIass fare for the round trip.
%. 9l s q. BDYLS1ON,
.s.eT.Itt GenI Pass. gent
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Captain johnson, Of the British ship Nor
thumbria, which arrived yesterday at
Tybee, from Liverpool, reports that on Sat
urday, April 90, In latitude 81 north. longi-
tude 71:4 west, ne passed derelict brigan-
tine loaded with pitch pine timber, water
logged and abandoned. The stern OF the
vessel was burned, and she had
sunk on level with the water
line, the waves washing over her. She has
the appearance of being an old vessel. Her
gallant mast was stumped, and top. gallant
sail set, and reef-band was on top of the
gallant mast, and her anchors were hanging
out of the bow. She appeared to have been
recently abandoned, and the crew were evil
IDENTIFY taken off by another vessel, as all her
sails exceptthe quarter gallant mast had been
removed from the yards, and her windlass
was also gone. All her masts were standing
and were In good condition. There was
nothing about the vessel by which her name
or any information concerning her could be
ascertained,
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Rare and BeautifuI Novelties 70

HpElu2 ana SuuAAAtEs
his season Mr. H. c. Houston, the well
AloWn and popular milliner, seems deter
llaed to excel his past efforts in presenting
% The feminine public of Savannah and
vicinity, magnificent assortment Of season
zoe articles for the spring and summer.
AT. houston has just opened large and
ven selected assortment of beautiful and
e'egant laces, straw hats, bonnets and rib
ooas' over which his fair customers go into
sssaacles. His line OF straWs certainly Is
superior in quality and beauty to any
..ssious Displays, aud there is such
uletY that every taste may be satisfied.
5' s mas also very fine stock of splendid
EIo1efI, dress goods, ties, etc, and a full
~ OF the most fashionable styles in gloves,
-IIsiudlng the celebrated Foster, of all
.-sles and eOlOrs. Indeed, we are not sur
E.Sed to see his emporium crowded daily
49,. 49, ladies', as there are few places as at
tIL1-tlVe aud inviting. We can only say 10
s s.1se WnO have not been and who want
sseoeu-elhlng elegant and appropriate for the
Sung and summer to call and see for them
selves. apes II
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60
Tvbae WgIand. 1881.

The favorite, fast and commodious steam
er Fl. B. Plant, Captain j. w. Fitzgerald,
will commence the season of 1881 on Sun,
day, May LIST, leaving city at 10 a. m. and
2;30 p. m, and Tybee at IL m. and p. m.
afterwards as per schedule. Cars will meet
each boat at the wharf. The bridge and
wharf having been repaired and put into
first class order and perfectly safe condition
and new cars having been added TO the stock
passengers will fnd every convenience tC
enable them to pass pleasant day at this
favorite seaside resort.
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Nou,hern rTusieaI journal.

The April number of the Southern A''si-
cal Journal, published by Messrs. Ludden &
Bates. is by far the best number this enter
prising firm have yet issued. 1t is printed
on fine tinted paper, its typographical APP
neaIance is improved, aud it has been
enlarged four pages. The choice musical
pieces are well arranged aud In excellent
taste, particularly the decoration piece. The
new serial is good and there IS large
quantity OF original matter, which is not
only interesting and instructive, but exceed
ingIy pleasing. 1t is a number that you
NAV send a friend with the assurance that
IL will he sDprecfated
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Is It DETERMINATION, or what

A merchant at Allendale informed a re-
porter of the MORNING News that there ap-
peared to be discrimination in the rates of
freight to that point as between Savannah
and Charleston. That goods bought in
Charleston were delivered at Allendale at a
lower freight figure than goods purchased
in Savannah. And, again, that goods bought
in Charleston, and taken from thence
by steamer to Port Royal, and
then up the Port Royal and
Augusta Railway, were laid down in Allen
dale cheaper even than by all rail from
Charleston. The same merchant, and
others interested, stated that their
experience led them to continue
OF the opinion that many staple
articles of goods could be procured in
Savannah at less price wholesale than in
Charleston, but the freight rates from the
former port destroyed the balance
which might be in their favor
Now the transfer Of all goods for
stations along the Port Royal and Augusta
Railway is made at Yemassee, point about
midway between Savannah and Charleston
Our readers In the section spoken OF may
rest assured that the matter will De looked
into by the railroad officials, and If the
statement be found correct, a sure remedy
will be forthcoming.
Allendale is the depot town of rich and
fourishing cotton region, and our reporter
was informed that scarcely bale of cotton
from there now comes to Savannah, where
formerly nearly all shipments were made,
and all on account OF freight differences.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
UNIVERSITY OF low
IOWA Cry La

81 can indorse it as the pest preparation
of the kind have ever used. No physician
can afford to do without it," says Professor
A. c. Cowuerthwaite, Phi. D., M. D., Pro
fessor of Diseases of Women, etc., of the
Liebig Co.'s Arnicated Extract of Witch
Hazel. Cures Female Weaknesses and Pc
riodical Suffering, Lucorrbea, Exhsusting
losses of Blood and Neuralgia. Beware of
cheap counterfeits. Sold in fifty cents and
dollar sizes. For sale by o. Butler, Savan-
nah, Ga.
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Anew and Extensive wharf.

Messrs. D. C. Bacon s. Co. are about hav-
ing built wharf which will have river
front Of two hundred feet some five hun
bred feet west of the Central Railroad
wharyes. The greater portion of the mate
rial is now ready and the work will be com
menced in few days and be completed in
about six weeks. When it is finished we
learn the firm contemplate removing their
saw mill from the Hermitage to this place
In order to have their material more con-
venient for loading vessels and thereby save
expense.
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With us is impossible, as we are manufac
turers, and aim to deal direct with the con
sumers. In buying from us you save tht
middleman's (or retsiler's) profit. Bear ii
mind, If you need any clothing, that tn,
Famous New York Clothing House, IA
Congress street, viii certainly give yoI
more for your money than anybody
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Sir James Paget, President British Med,
cal Association, says that 10000 deaths are
annually caused by nervous diseases in Eng
land, and that there is no more powerful
and effectual nervous tonic than the Liebie
Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic Is evidenced by the
emphatic testimony of the most eminent
physicians.
Csution.-Beware OF cheap worthless imi
tations under ours and similar names. ASK
for Liebig Co. Coca Beef Tonic. Recollect
that for malaria, debility, sick headache
dyspepsia, monthly suffering and bilious
ness 1t is Incompatible. For sale by o. But
Ter, Savannah. Ga.
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improvements on the River Front

TnprOvements ON the River Front.
We learn that the Central Railroad Com
pany will, during the summer, make exter-
sive improvements at their wharyes, and
greatly increase their present frontage on
the river. It is the intention to construct a
wharf to cover the lap between their present
wharyes and that which Messrs. D. G. Bacon
& Co. are about to build. This will be q
distance of some five hundred feet, and,
with the other wharf to be built, VIII
make 4 frontage Of nearly 700 feet. These
improvements will be of great benefit TO
our city, as the facilities for the loading and
discharge of vessels will be largely in
creased.
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0resS Oh "NAHo IA
The eloquent, beautiful and interesting
address of Grand Master 7. A. Askew before
the odd Fellows, on the occasion of the
celebration of the anniversary Of the order
an Tuesday evening last, will appear in the
Sunday Ttiegram There has been very
General desire expressed to see this address
IN print, and, as the demand will probably
be great, it would be well for those wanting
extra copies to send away or fle 10 leave
their orders st the office.
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SnftiOu Sales 5asmFe 1ans.
UNDERWR ITERS'SAL
-oF THE
Machinery and Hull Of the
Steamer WheIGSS.
ny j. MCLAUGHLIN & SON.

On tn ESDAY, the 10th of May, at II o'clock.
before the Custom House, In the city Of Sa-
vannah, Ca,
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ChIIdren's Mixed Straw Hats.
New lot open to-day, at LaFar's.
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legal Sales.
MARsHAL's SALE CITY LOTS.

April %, 1881
Under and by virtue of the ordinances of
~ the City of Savannah and the resolutions
herewith published will offer at public out
cry, in front of the Court House door, in said
city. on the FIRST TUESDAY being the cd
third day of May, 1881, between the usual hours
of sale:
Lot 81 Forsyth ward, minimum appraised
price $1,000.
1.-THE Committee on Public Sales and City
Lots recommend that lot 81, applied for by the
First New Church Society of Savannah be
appraised and sold under the usual condi-
tions." Report adopted April q. 1881.
Lot 81 Lloyd ward, minimum appraised price
$685.
''The Committee on Public Sales and City
Lots, upon the application of S. F. Kline ask
ing that lot 81 Lloyd ward be valued and placed
at public sale, report favorably thereto'' Re-
port adopted April n, 1881.
Terms-One-third cash, the balance In two
equal installments in one and two years. with
interest at the rate of "a seven per cent. per
annum. Purchaser to pay for papers.
L. J.. GOODWIN,
aD2S-5t Citv Marshal
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Anrtipu SaIss Tp.zatl.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
ETC. AT AUCTION.
KENNEDY & BLUM. AuctIoneers.
O'Clock, at 100 York street. between Bun and
Drayton streets,
BEDROOM and PARLOR SETS, HATRACK
LOUNGE, CARPET, Marbie-Top and Common
TABLES, WINDOW SHADES, CHAIRS. MIR
RORS, PICTURES. CLOCKS, MATTRESSES
BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS. WHATNOT.
ORNAMENTS. SAFE. BRACKETS, VASES.
EXTENSION TABLE, LAMPS, CRADLE. BED
STEADS, SIDEBOARD. WARDROBE, TIN
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. TOOLS. DESK.
SEWING MACHINE, ICE CHEST, GLASS DE-
CANTERS, ETC. ap282t
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CHE Muruiug Ae,rs.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1881.
index 20 New AdVer11.a1,...

index 20 New AdverfI1eme11-
Irish National Land League.
AAttentlon, Savannah Rifle Association
Moman's Christian Temperance TJnion
special notice-Jno. F. Robertson.
N SpI., Z. Boylston, GenT. Pass. Agent
House and lot for sale.
House to rent. F''Pei'y'
Day boarders wanted.
New boats for sale.
Single machines.
Steamer steam Il. B. Plant for Tybee.
luton luton Is steam washer-G. NJ. Heidi & Co.
rCea9uts, ete.-N. Lang & Bros.
Glothing-Davis Bros. & Co.
Underwriters sale.
Schedule s., S. 81 R.R.Co
Liquors-Wm. NJ. Davidson.
Partner wanted.
Lord Beaconsheld's portrait.
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Georgia ARTILLERY.

At an election held on Wednesday even
ing for officers of the Georgia Artillery
colored, the following named persons wer
elected:
Captain-John G. Simmons.
First Leutenant-J. W. Hendrickson.
Second Lieutenant. z. Brasell.
Second Lieutenant, IRA. Jones.
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The Excursion to Florida on the Sd of
May by the palace steamer st. Johns bids
fair to be a very pleasant affair. A fine
band Of music has been engaged, and every
effort will be made for the comfort and en-
joVment of the passengers. Fare only SIS,
including meals and staterooms. Tickets
and staterooms can be had upon application
to L. j. Gazan, Ticket Agent.
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ARRIVALS APRIL %.

E Baker. Fla; Warnock, Ga; W Get
singer, S C;J o Goodale, Macon; ] w Terry,
wife. two children and servant. Fleming, Ga;
j G Prendergast, DUPONT, Ga; Chas A Choate,
Tallahassee, Fla; G Warrand, s G; ] Jackson
and wife, Cameron, Ga; b d Brantly, Black
shear; Ladson, Savannah river; John w
Heidi, Guyton. Ga: Jas I Eccles, d L Mason,
Philadelphia; @ J Oglesby, Grahamville
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WharfIn,nrorements,

Extensive repairs have been recently
made on the wharf front of the Central Cot
ton Press. An entire new front has been
put in, extending from the eastern side OF
the press to the eastern side OF the canal
hank. a distance of two hundred and eighty
feet. This extension of wharf room enables
a greater number of vessels to moor at this
point and receive their cargoes at this press.
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Educational.
Harvard University.
cambridge. Mass.

ALL DEPARTMENTS OFEN WITHOUT Ex
ANIMATION TO STUDENTS NOT CAN
DIDATES FOR A DEGREE
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IiaektnaXV, Canton and Manila Hat
a all styles, at LaFar's. sp23-tf

a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be
I,'0pped. Neglect frequently results In an
! uraoie Lung Disease or Consumption.
,II'own's Bronchial Troches do not disorder
nc 10 stomach Ike cough syrups and balsams,
~ ~ Set directly on the fnfiamed parts, alaY-
49,, irritation, give relief In Asthma, Bron-
mus, Coughs, Catarrh and the Throat
efs are subject to.
SOLD ct % cents a hey everywhere
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The place where everybody is treated
alike, and nobody taken advantage of, and
where you can buy the best goods for the
least money in clothing, hats, shirts and
gents furnishing goods. is the Famous
New York Clothing House, 140 Congress
street. ap16tf
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neaths.

NED in Dallas. Texas, March
MA LsABs-aa19 Howard, and granddaugh-
IS !. & % % s@ Ms J. s. Hutton
roi aAnd yet again
u, EIiar s S6.55paiber Lamb!
i b SIC lg5 N ny Father say. say
s rs sgeeL. IAN ANY. such, dear Lord, in
% Heasen., and cIssped her to my bosom,
o. b, rili aud yearni l.5,i l9Se'
y. is-ab, lll nv isTmiIed-and slept
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Mexican Grass and Pocket Ham.
mOckF,
In fancy colors, at LaFar's. ap23-tt
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HARNETT HOUSE.

This FavOrtte Family Hotel. Under
its New Management. Is Recon-
mended for the Excellence of Its
Cuisine, HOmeIike Comforts,
Rates.
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spefiaI 9otiffs.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

s-IieTmann's German Asthma Cure.
-,yvy WORT, and all the new remedies, at
,1bott's Always Open Pharmacy,
mfr Cor. West Broad and Bryan SITS.
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SIGNAL SERVICE OBSERVATIONS AT 1914 p =,
lsAyANNAH MEAN TIliEl. APRIL %. 1851.
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piles or Hemorrhoids is not the least of
the manV diseases which afiict mankind,
lint Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment, used
according to directions, is permanent cure.
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DESIRABLY SITUATED DWELLING AT
AUCTION.
BY HENRY BLUM. Auctioueer.

Will be sold on TUESDAY, May 3, at II o'clock
IN in front of the Court Houe
The western half and northeastern quarter
of lot No - Gree ae ward, 30 feet inches ON
State street, 80 feet on Houston street, go feet
on Broughton street lane.
The improvements consist of a desirable
Frame Dwelling, fronting Greene square.
corner of Houston street, and a small House
on the lane. Ground rent $32 30 per annum.
Terms cash. an27-td
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LlANCY ADVERTISING CARDS. Send &C.
Il for 2 sets handsome cards and catalogue Of
300 new styles; 3 sets, 10c. 5 SETS l5c Also 3
sheets handsome embossed pictures and cata-
logue sent for 10c. g. P. BROWN. Beverly
Mass. ap26-3t&w1t
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HOUSE AND LOT EOR SALE.
Bx 7. MeLAUGRLRN & SON

On TUESDAY SSHl2, day BIT before tae gourt
siuuse. by virtue ct an 0rder from the Court
OF Ordinary, W. n-it offer for sale.
That 2ewly erected house, with lot, known on
Ine map as part of the eastern half of No ii
Trustees Garden, having 3716 feet front of Ram
do'ph street. with an average depth Of lSi feet
being the property of WILLIAM McLAUGH-
LIN, deceased.
The house is very substantially built and, in
addition, there is another very neat building In
the rear, which brings in a very fair rent
Terms cash; purchaser pays for titles
JAMES J. MCMAHON,
PETER KELLY,
ap29 mY2&3 Executors
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Oaoy Is always entitled to the best that
Rapa can afford, and Allen & Lindsey have
o osssy carriages at such figures that any man
= '4PesrAte means can buy one. ap6-h
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Mothers, attention Rest your weary
arms. Get baby carriage to roll the baby in
from Allen 81 Lindsey. ap6tf
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PCT per
ACADEMY DISTRICT SCHOOL.
Miss 8. ]. Jones, Principal ...S $40 90
Miss NJ. L. Harris, second grade. 49,. 652 so
Miss A. G. Johnson third grade. 5S5 90
Miss NJ. ]. Walker, fourth grade. go. $40 90
Mrs. J. Freeland, fifth grade. ~ 495 90
Mrs. E. L. Sollee, sixth grade. ....... $50 co
Miss H. Volaski, seventh grade. .... 405 90
Miss H. @. Porter eighth grade. go. 405 90
Salaries. .......................... 4,342 so
Number teachers. 8; number pupils, SOS; cost
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The latest styles Of baby carriages; just
the neatest you ever saw, at Allen & Lind
seY's. ap6-tf
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Tho Rest place

Suits Made TO order. DevIIn & Co.
Samples at LaFar's. ap23-tf
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The attendance at the Masonic Fair last
evening was very gratifying, as 1t indicated
that the interest is undated. The spacious
hall, though not crowded, was very COM
fortably filed, and, what is more, every one
mood. The following is list of the articles
ratified:
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of venditio exponas,
ID issued out Of the District Court of the
United States for the Southern District. East
ern Division of Georgia at the suit of H. j.
DICKERSON ct al LibelIants, VS.. THE
SCHOONER ''B. c. TERRY" her tackle app
parel and furniture, by the interlocutory
sentence and decree of said court, l will expose
for sale atpublic outcrY, and will sell to the
highest bidder. for cash, on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN MAY NEXT cd May, 1881 at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, in front Of the United
Schooner sB. @. TERRY her tackle, apparel
and furniture, as she now lies at the savannah,
Florioa and Western Railroad wharf, near the
city of Savannah.
Dated at Savannah, Ga, April Goth, 1881.
O.P. FITZ- mons,
ap27, 29&my1&3 U. s Marshal.
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A well spring of pleasure babe in the
house, or-in carriage. The incest lot Of
these little vehicles at Allen & Lindsey's
apo If