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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

DORDENTOWN FEMALE CpLLEGE-Lo-
cation acti and home comforts. unsurpassed address
Rev WILLIAM &. BOWEN, \. NJ. BordcnO"n NJ.
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
" Young Ladies Poughkecpsie NY, Miss : ' H. III T.
ITR Pam Thorough teaching AIRY, wei lr''Hti rooms
excellent fable terms moderate. Er'Pcus sept - 81
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
- LADIES Potstown. Pl.Ghirtyseconl Annual session
oTrns sent 3. Isl. Philadelphia s. Rclinf D. Il lp
nj Is rom Philadelphia with thrplth GAYS from Nt"l ore
Ilv found Brook route. Home cOuiOIis, parental oglh
and thorough work elegant bu!d Iss And 81. tpI' i'H'
g,0e grounds and location well known for Do ANY ld lriI
For cafli0gues address GEO q. BUTLER, \. NJ. lTn.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
4 / town y. Y: home care thorough course OF .tudy'
rcopels september - Miss ". vs.. MLICALf fIinc pa
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day SchOo!
VI for Young Lanes rytOwu-On ihe-HudsOh VAL 10
open wednesday, September "a
AIRS Il. II. GRISWOLD and DAUGIlIERS,
vi In their pleasant home, Lyme Conn., 0lr 10 pup,H
young ladies' out o. school special ~ Yandt' loi
music Vocal narp piano quit arr. 1a"Ihg ana p"hlh-
MRS. ;. l.. CADI'S BOARDING SCHOOL
VI Tor Young Iadies-West Ind Institute New maven
Eleventh year superior iacihues senu TOT ''u'-i'
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Application be made by letter or per5OnaY az DOV|

MRS. WALTON, CD East 52d-st. Young La
WI dies and Children Kindergarten X c. Training Class
DEV. DIR. AND MRS. c. ii. GARDNER,
h Boarding and Day school Tor Young LADIES ana Ondoh
g,lEi
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Express Trains Ncw.York, via DesOrosscs ana Oo'
landt streets Ferries, follows: o M nm 4 <
$3.50, $780, -:3u 10 Limited II a. M 90 y oui
o. T. $50 and T. M. and II night SuutyS' 500" . "
., q, 7, $50 aud m, ana ~ hlsn, SUNDAY a
7:3U IN and D. m running through via Trenton ana Gam
don. ,o.o, . IN ok
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia lI'V 80
T. 7.85 $50 and a NJ. Uhnted Express, l'5V 9uE q
tb.iR Z 73O and Spm on sunday l2Ol, $3.50 $50, -
$50 a. m. L. Z 100 and T. m Leave F ti.i,,, pans w.
den q a. and $3.50 daily, except 7uh'.,r uoose and
Ticket O1ces, 526 and ga broadway AstoI AMI Trook
i'm Annex station loot of Fultonst. BrOOkyn NOs -
llb ana llS ludsuu-s, llObOkcui Sthlloh J'i95 '''
grant Ticket OHco. Battcry.IldCe m a H., o,a chcck
The New. York Transfer COMPANY VIII can iva ''' 49,
baggage from hotels and residences = u ,VoOD
FRANK THOMSON, .
tt4ltldi L t''' 49,
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0RATORIO SOCIETY. d. L. DAMRosCH.

U ~, .,,.., ,nolraIno
bscription tickets four public Rehearsals S
rH l.at M 40 and 20 Concert 80. can be hsd
~ stairway Hail up November 20, inclusive k N
, M ain e tickets 10 the first Rehearsal and COnceTL
yember % 20 commences MONDAY, SoyS na The
pTiVTNSTEIN'S "TOWER OF BABEL ana M
~ Dc,ns1 from BERLIOZs REQUIEM" will De PEE PEE
torned with SIGNOR CAMPANINI and mBhh - ~ the
MIITZ as 20 osts Besides the Grand Chorus VI
Society Chorus Of Boys tho Symphony society or'"'
trlw Will take part
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
ERIE RAILWAY, nov known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
H YORK. LAKE EEIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
AuAn1emcnto OF trains from Chambers street Depot
a. NJ lhuau and chicago ay F;Xpr's% Drawing
room Coaches 90 LuialO and suspension Bridge
- 90. tDayl-iat 81 LOUIS Express, arriving at BunlO
az connecting with fast trains 10 the West aud south
west. Pullman, best Ora Sugropm Sleeping Coaches to
BufalO. Connect at Turner'S for Nrwburg.
T. IN. tDHIF.-iartlc Express for The West sleeping
Coaches through 10 Buffalo. Niasrl Falls cincinnati and
chicago without change also Hotel nng cars 10 chicago
40 .. lp.-EmIgIlut train the West. $500 49,.
Newark 6i5. $50 1850 30 i2O 5:2N t:lu. 800
p m and II midnight saturday nights only sundays 5;lo
RUTHERFORD and Passac g. 1850 $50 1920 m, 10 noon
lfj $50. tiO $40. $50 go, G:3h =, lO3o II mid
night sundays go. 1920 a. m, Id 63O' D. M. anu
pate son a. 100 $780, 1O2Oa M. ~ noon; l45. 3 $500
40 ., $50. 53 go $50 1j, .. lO5u D. M, aud II ul
nZni sundays, $3.50, 1920 q. IN. LID 63O p m' II
paterson via Newark G:i5 $40 1880 am; $40 100 500
6O. 7:tU b. aud midnight, saturday nights only sun
sunen g. $50 a5o 1920 a. M; l:l5. $3.50, ; $40, 7:l5
1890 p. and L. midnight sundays, u, 6;5O lO.2O a. m
lao, 6.o p m. and l2Widnight
ScWbars and Corraii r7:50 9 a. m; $780, $780, p M
SUNDAY. b. II.. ~.
Eondout and Kingston. cam. 33Op M. Sundays, $3.50
Goshen g. 80 O. I02Oa m. 800 800, 4:3O, :, 7:l5p
sundays, d, $50, IO-Zua M, $50, Z r. NJ .
Hidiictown. 800. g. l02 o. M 100 40 T. ';i1p M ID
sundays, So lu.Ua $50 m The " o. M ana $3.50
p trains connect with NcW-forN and Os"esp Mb'aAl
in- Iry 800 o. 1920 a. M. l:50 g. T. 7:lj p. sun.
Boats st quarter OF and quarter 9itGr each hohr
from 4. Hi5 aud Ht loi ami J. - p m
Tickets fur passage and Tor apartments IN Drawngroom
-lrsuug Coaches De obtained ~. uIutr, 10Y ln'
checking ami ru-'c. Of baggage may be LETT a. the Com,
Bsuyts Durr, POL 4pl OF Hj7 Broadway. y " 40 =
court IT,. Brooklyn. % a. the tomplny's Iepoi~
IrYi1 80. lItI C.HNNrlst
I,tfrs. Tho West arrive IN New OK al 10
ai' 4i'-i -, ttpIr Hrr' p.s.r Agent New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

pantlnl Academies
LEX MAC GREGOR'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. l12 5th.ayer
opens daily private and class instruction See circulars
~ DANCING NO 6Sl Fifth.aye.
morning and afternoon Glasses for fam
lilies Gentlemen Monday and Thursday evenings. Ir-
waite lessons. Send stamp for circular
CARL MARWIG'S
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. 81 Madison-ave,
Circulars giving terms sent on application.
ID. HARVARD REILLY, MASTER OF
1 DANCING, 57s 5thavc. opposite Windsor Hotel
Glasses meet Mondays aud Thursdays Newport Casino,
engagement closed october l..
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only. =, - a.. , n,
Steamers leave Pier 20, foot NJ Warrensl n III % ~"
daily texcept Sundays) Boston via PrOvluonoe uo''
Freight VA either line taken at lowest rates - - Ar
ID. 3. BABCOCk, President L. W. hlbhiN"' VI A'''eN
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED ~, ET4V II
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME D,l..'ol'A'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFEil'
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LIME nor BOSTON.

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST Ill 6Div
PARE - gosOn for hr5trlnss limited ucketA soO" 'J
s. specified ON their face. - 81, ,.,c.,-,,rcrnN Leave
steamers NAltttAGANSEII anu - - ~ ~ N toot of
daily except sundays at $3.50 p M from per 80 y H. ~
Jay.st, arriving In Boston at q a. m s,o. staterooms
we'd az OIL es WestcOts Express o. ~ "a Effh
ag7 Broadway, 3 AstOr House. and at MeIoPol''i WV $500
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

For Both Sexes-Country.
GLAVERACK (Ncw-Y York; COLLEGE and
~ hudson River Inst. three miles from Hudson city
5000 q year pays BOart and Tuition.
IIts BOYS thoroughly for al toegcs, Professional ana
Scientific schools and Cuisines
College Course girls LEGAL power 20 confer degrees
French, German Art and Music spccalitic- \ boarding
school VI high rank giving systcmttic Education
Thorough training with personal care IN primary.
Seventeen Instructors in charge OF eleven departments
Physical training in Military lrill and Gymua-tcs.
Ucalthful Delightfully."- situated Home comforts.
Pun, air and good cuisine. Terms moderate.
Re- ned manners, elevated sncia character.
ClGtivacd ia-ts and lf-tiau morals incu!catod
Twenty--eyen years under the same president, .
Address Rev. ALONIO FLACh' CiaNeack, ~ y
COLLEGIATE institute, Newton, Sussex Co.,
~ MA sl no school Tor bjt1 sexes WIN DIST
Christian Influences exceedingly healthy mni'ter+ Iedlc-
sZOOper year open September6 1851 see catalogue
= = STEVENS. A. NJ
DIVERSIDE SEMINARY, Boarding aud ID "
Ia School young ladies' oud children at Rcd Bank. y
j. will reopen Sept H. Course Of Instruction practical anl
thorough in every department For circulars address MIA
N. h. PERKINS. Principal.
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, BridgctOn,
- Ncw-Jersey.-BOh full corps Of teachers
sucOn thorough music, painting drawing climate mid
WY 'o'''"'' '''' H. k. TRASH, Principal.
DOCK -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
ID ~%,s}. On.the. Hudson Both sexes. No extras bat
Music Art College preparatory and business Tor boys
ladies' graduating private instruction for bdcL WAl
scholars send Tor catalogue. enter ut any ume W. H.
BANkISTER A. Nj.
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DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after October 81 ISL

AND UNITED STATES MALL ROV IE. go. .
Trains leave Sew York via Dc-brosscs and
Ferries follows:
Palace attached. M. AMI $50 T. NJ dHly' N'N
YORK and Chicago Limited" Oi Pullman falc' OHS d" III
daily. ,.1
Wamsport, Lock Haven %. M, $50 p M LOFTY al
Ere at $50 D. M conncctngat CORY Tor Itds'hc felO
leum Centre, and the OH Regions. . .,,-,,., ,t,,.t
Baltimore, Washington and the Nouth, lhH'u -, -
ngon Express Pullman parl1r cars dmy tAtePJ 9un
day. lu M; arrive Washington D. NJ Ntguai III lou anu
$50 a. ~. $3.50, and y. M, and II ~, NJ. ,.
Sunday $50 a.. M, Z and p. m, and l@hHlI
Express for Baltimore, except SUNDAY, J. III;
Fur Atlantic city, y. connecting NJ ,,r,rgh
Boats of " brooklyn Annex connect WIN az
Jersey Cty, ao4dng speedy and direct 'ansi'r
for Brooklyn travel 80 -, ~, . - ,qo orI
1905 D. daily $50 daily, EXCEPT n g. AZ AMI
Washington Baltimore, 500 a. m, JV J-V ''o2 ~
1850 D. m. sunday G:j1 900 ana lO;'O p III rtYYn
Philadelphia 300 $50, $50 GAO 1910 lI;4O a. IL, ~
. $50 6:-n ESQ 500 GJj. 1905 and E5g p M. 7Hi,uei
$3.50 $780, 600 1910 ll:iO $50, 800, IOoo anu io'o
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Musical.

A Lady Teacher of Piano, pupil of s. 3. Mills,
~ desires pupils at her residence $50 4tnaye.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE NM 'i''''i h'-'i'
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o on
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IL PHlLApEl~
PHIA TWO IN NEW-NOKk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

NOUNG WOMkNS CHhlS Ian AcSOIIA-
TION. East l5th.st.-ITec classes In bookkeeping,
rhonography type writing ret0uchng phot0negaves col
1g ph0toeranhs Free circulating library, reading room
sud board directory. Instruction In mana ana machine sew
In An kinds Of needewOTk given ont 10 women.
Also situations found Tor women IN al departments eAcoPI
household service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

MISS WARREN, II West 45th-st.--Eng-
WI Bsb French ami Gernan Day school Young La lies
1snartmrnt rsoJsls Septs n0es ~ Young Gentenens
,,lrrll I.nLLIras
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Mrs. LOUISA b. CULVER

W. viii receive pupils in PAINTING Uandscnpe HoWcts,
stHfe china and decOraOn) at her studio ne liei No
a. FAST 10th ST. corner 4th-ave. commencing oct II
references Mr.. d. Huntington, Mr. VIM Hart, MI James
Nj. Hart M. a. f. Bellows.
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NORWICH LINE ,.,-,....
~ 10 BOSTON Worcester. Nashua Portland and the East
Pare reduced Lurcl uckratu BOSTON, ~ 10 NWtt'er -
The new lruu steamer - go. ......r,.,
without exception the most elegant boat on the S"lui "uH
tho tdNuutc CITY or bo0ION, 1890. 49,
PIER 40. 80 North Ey,r foot ot NaVSNt. htAtP'I
uuAn -.-.- l-rrA nL-A. uAu-nL -uuull ~ n- VIE
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NoRTHEFN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

TJII TILT|N TI-NII4Il'T u
Train. leave ion FugrWooj Clp-'r FeUu0nt and Nyack
Z 500 1000 d. u l. M = 800 $50, uiu $50, l3J D. IN
-,,rF,t. % a. U. AND t ID D. ~ The II 80 T. train VII
leave SO minutes later saturday uightA
.o-,f sprur valley and Muusry J. 3 o. M, 400 y. M
$50 s. ABBOTT. GcuI rass'r Agent Ncw-1 ork
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Art Schoois-Citv

AIDES ART ASSOCIATION-24 West 18th
X 4 ST. Glasses now Open. Etching Thomas Moran; POr
fra and Figure W. ". Lippincott aidscape and Water
Coiors Hamilton HaniltOn CHINA Painting Camille Piton
Arisiic ANATOMY Moran Evening classes Lalc'
and Cientlcmeu from 10 o. Drawing In all branches Fol
ferns. apply Custodian.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18
MEMORANDA

TTBEE. July 16. 500 D m-Passed out, steam.
ships Herman Livingston, City of Savannah,
schr Island City.
Passed up, steamship City of Columbus.
Wind Sc, miles; cloudy.
TYBEE. July H. $50 D m-Passed out brig
Stacy Clark, schr g H Morse.
Passed up, steamship SaragosSa.
Arrived, steamship Santiago De Cuba.
Wind S, 5 miles; fair.
New York, July 16-Arrived, Alvera, Cali
fornia, Delaware, Albers.
Arrived out, Antoineta, Northern Queen, c
p Dixon, Jose Maria, Uranos, EleanOra, Gag.
lara.
Homeward, Alien. Wilmington.
Later-Arrived, Colono. Silesia. Dononon.
Arrived out, AssYria, Gillian, City Of Brus-
seis.
New York. July 17-Arrived, City of Rich.
mOnd, Roxboro Castle, Castolia
New York. July 14-Arrived, schrs Eurotus
RUSSELL Jacksonville; Clara Bergen, Cook,
Savannah.
wick, Ga; American Eagle BlatchfOrd, Bruins
wick, Ca brig j Olive (Br), Grundmark
Darien. Ga; schrs DeMory GRAY, Brewster,
Port Royal, 5 c; ThOs Van Glider, Van Glider,
Mayport. Fla.
Boston. July 14-Cleared. schr Arthur Bur
ton, Crockett, Brunswick, Ga.
Riga, July l0-Arrived, bark Arctic (Nor),
Ulstrup. Savannah.
st Vincent, G V. June 20-SaiIed bark st
George, Bridges. Doboy.
Darien. Ca July 14-Arrived 10th, bark Au-
gusta (Sw), Ingvardson, Cork; Ilth schrs VIM
friedrich, AmeS, Charleston. C.; Edwin
Fisher, kevnold Charleston. S c.
Cleared 9Th schr Tom Williams, Edwards,
New York; 14th, schr Nellie Rokes, Thomp-
son, New London; barks Canada (Nor) Stain
sou. Dublin; Solveig (Nor), Olsen, Huelva,
Spain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18
PASSENGERS

Per steamship City of Columbus. from New
YORK; H Anderson, R Brown. K DuBoise. K
] Kiedfer, G w Haslam, NJ Myers, G s Riggs,
DR. A H Best. A E Acee. N Moody, Maher F
Peters, ID E johnson, Wickham, Miss Peters,
A Ives.
Per steamer City Of Bridgeton. from Florida
@ 7 levitt, g Griffin and wife, Fencht-
waugh, G Plat. L Durham and wife, Mrs
LovelOll, John Smith, J BettaS E E Highly,
Mr. and Mrs Houlland and child, VIM Winnie,
Mr. Shaw, II H DeGrove, J H Bromlee, VIM D
Hunter Mr. Hunter
Per steamship City of Savannah, for New
York-Msjor G A Whitehead and wife, Potter
Williamson. John Circopely, Miss Henrietta
Sweeney, Mrs J Lovelace Mrs Henry De
Forest and three children, Henry De Forest w
Cumming. Rev John Mccarthy, NJ Eagan, A
} Fish. De xter Hunter. Mrs Gilbert Hunter and
child, Mrs curtis, i Gregor and wife. J White
side and wife, Mrs Finly and two daugh-
tiers, A Minis, Adolph Engler. Mrs Rebarer
and child. Miss Katie Oestrlnger, Mrs H Horne
and servant, Mss Valentine, Mrs Cavedo and
child. j L Finn and wife, NJ Hamilton, e S
Waterman, John Valentine, Dwelle. Mrs
Deter and two children, } Griffin and wife. ]
n Bites. N Johu Moore, j Haslam John Fl
Hunter. Gutman, S II Benjamin, G W Blake,
Geo w Hart, J Il Crowly, VIM Little, Vim F
Preston, K L Summerlin, Mrs Geo Walker,
and Storage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18

A Partisan statistical f1end has calcu
lated that more than $50, 900 hours are
daily spent by the inhabitants of Europe
in igniting friction matches. By his
reckoning, Europe consumes two mil.
lizards of matches daily. Assuming that
each individual process OF ignition occu.
pies one second, and this is reasonably
supposed to be fair average, it is obvi-
Gus that the calculation is correct. The
moral, however, is not apparent, and,
since the calculator is a Partisan, per-
haps none was intended.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18
Charleston Rice and Naval stores
Market.

CHARLESTON, July 15.-RIcE-There was a
fair inquiry during the week. with fair trans
actions at well sustained rates Saies ~
tieFees clean Carolina The market closed
qliet and arm: sales about p tisrces clean
Carolina We quote Common, $3.50: fair.
4A154c: good, 5IS15$4c; prime, oGtzsc
Carolina rough rice is quoted at Slc NSl %
per bushel for inland. and 81 20GSl 80 per
bushel for tile water qualities. Prime lots OF
seac1ast sell at advanced rate.
NAVAL STOREs.-rhe receipts at this port for
tne week from Saturday, July 9, TO Friday,
Juy IS. ISL. inclusive. were 1872 casks
spirits turpentiue and & 728 bols IOsin. in con-
ErAst with ,Ss5 casks spirits turpentine and
I.lIJ obls ros-n for the week last year There
vas a quiet market for FOs.Bs Sales about
4Ugy barrels AZ 81 IS for c, d. 81 80 for Is,
81 50 for F, 81 s. for g. 81 90 for II. 50 90 for l.
= 371S for n, s. 62lS for VI. 50 s7Ik for n
$ l2lS for window glass and So 25 for wster
white. Spirits turDentine quiet Sales 1000
casks. chiefly at 5I1S ass. per gallon as in
packages. later advanced TO S9A3gI1c uer
gsllOn.-Netcs and Courier.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18

Local Sleeping Cars on all night rains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Augusta ard
Macon, and Savannah and Atlanta.
Connections
Eufaula train connects at Fort Valley for
Perry daily Except Sunday, and at CutIbert
for Fort Gaines daily Except Sunday
Train on Blakely Extension runs daily lex
cept Sunday from Albany to Arlington, and
daily Except Monday from Arlington to Al
bany.
AT Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway, at Augusta with all lines to
North and East at Atlanta with Air Lioe and
Kennesaw Routes to all points North, East
and West.
Pullman Sleeper from Augusta to Washing
ton without change.
Berths in Sleeping Cars can be secured at
SCHREINER'S, 127 Congress street.
g. a. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS,
Gen. Pass Agt Gen Eupt., eaveIlrnh
J. G. SHAW, W. F. eHEIIMAfT.
Gen. Trev. Asst. Supt q W r r.. Mscof,' Ga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18

Lyons, Lilienthal a. K, N Lang & Bro, D B Les
ter, Ludden & B. ippman Bros, Lowell & L,
Loeb :, a Letter, Mohr Bros Morgan Co,
& Bros, B F McKenna, miller & Co. W B
Nell & Co. Mohlenbrock & g., Meyerson q W.
A Meyer, NJ G Molina, A II Morales, W d Moro,
A Nichols, Newton q L. E l. Neidlinger, Son
& Co, Est Jno Oliver, Palmer Bros, X Piatshek,
D Porter, Russak q Co, J B Reedy; G D Rogers,
Raw, II Ruwe. Chas Ratz. Rieser & 8, q n
ReDshart, solomon Bros, s. + & Ry, Mrs 8
] " Schiey & Co, 9 E Stulta. sloat, B 4 Co
yno Sullivan, James Silva, 7 shuptrine, J
Strauss. Savannah Cotton Press Co, Savannah
Gas Light Co. Savannah Guano Co. Savannah
morning rlg News, x Iatem' Spnom 1a1
Weed g. G, Wylly q G, D Weisbein, Thos West
] z Walter. J White, A G Ybanez, Henry
Yonge, Inland Steamboat Co, ] p Chase Agt,
str Katie
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18
Northern Fruit and Vegetable Mar.
EaI.

c. D. Owens. Esq, General Agent Of the
Florida Dispatch Line under date of New
York, July 14th. writes as follows: Receipts
or vegetables and fruits per Florida Dis
patch Line and Southern Express Com
pany rom the 9Th TO 18th iustants Vegeta-
pes oIO packages and L. 900 watermelOns. Quo
ss Tomatoes - Norfolk, 5Oa75c per
naI barrel crate; Florida, 25a5Oe EGG
piant-tlorida, 75caSt 50 per crate. Water
nhelons-Georgis, $40 OOa25 90 per hundred
Eeaehes-Seorga, 81 0oa2 90 per box.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18
RECEIPTS.

Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
! bdl hides, 10 bbls and crates egg plants, Is
bales alligator skins, l bag wax / bdl deer
skins, bale hides, trunks, chests
Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway July
los bales waste, 25 bbls rice, "a sacks peas
IN boxes tobacco, "a caddieS tobacco, bdls
and 80 bars iron, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
July 1910 cars lumber, car laths,I car wood
cars melons, sSl bbls rOsn PA bbls spirits TIN.
pentine, Dbl sugar, cases cigars, bales
rags, 10 bales wool. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. July 1856 bales cot
ton, 446 sacks corn, 2C0 bbls flour, % bales
yarns, 81 bales domestics, 10 pkgs furniture SO
empty kegs, 81 boxes tobacco. AS caddies to-
bacco, % bbis whisky, half Dbl mineral water.
boxes hams. ID tierces lard. bbs onions. 6 K
d wagons $50 melons. bdls hides bales wool.
bbls rosin, 1 coop poultry, boxes empty bot
ties crates fruit.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Herman Livingston. for Phila-
delphia-3 bales upland cotton, 327 bales do
mesJics. 80 bales paper stock, IS bbls rice, 331
bbs rosin. 1874 bbls spirits turpentine, Zoo
shingles, 672 empty bbls, 9,452 waterTfelons, 80
crates fruit IS, 792 feet lumber, rs pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City OF Savannah, Tor New
YOrk-735 bales upland cotton. SO bales sea
island cotton, 16i bales dOmestics, yarns and
warps, l53 bbls rice, IS tierces rice, 795 bbs
naval stores, Sl.502 feet lumber. 128 boxes
fruit, refrigerator figs, IL bbls and 104 boxes
vegetables, s,6l9 watermelons. 207 bblS soap
Per bark Gogla (Nor), for Liverpool-5OO
casks spirits turpentine, measuring "a, 1898 gal
Ions, valued at S9A0 and 1,750 bbls rosin,
weighing 717.SS5 pounds, valued at S81l5
Per schr Island City, for Baltimore-3O9. ia
feet lumber.
Per brig Stacy Clark, for Boston-S20, 900 feet
lumber.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18

NlotpIuB CaIs run through DeLWten SAVANNAH
and Albany daily without change
Connection at Albany daily with passenger
trains both ways on Southwestern Railroad to
and from Macon, Eufaula, Montgomery, No
bile. New Orleans, etc.
Mail steamer leaves Bainbridge for Apa-
lach'cola and Columbus every Tuesday and
Saturday.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily (Sun-
days excepted for Green Cove Spring, st. Au
guStlne. Palatka, Enterprise, Sanford, and al
landings on S. Johns river.
Trains on B. & A. r. R. leave junction going
west at Il :3T a. m, and for Brunswick at 4:40
p. m. daily except Sunday.
Through tickets sold and Sleeping Car Berths
and Drawing Room Car accommodation Sc
cured at BREN'S Ticket Office, No. - Bull
street. and at the companys depot foot Of
Liberty street.
j. 8. TYSON, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Master Trans. Gen. Pass Agent
II. S. HAINHS,
General Maunpar
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18

THh5thgtIs Dy above Schedule make Close
connections for the North and East, via all
rail Bay Line and Old Dominion Line.
AZ Passengers by the 2:40 A. N. train must
procure tickets at Bren's Office before p N.
The depot ticket Office i0it not be open Jo3 that
train.
Excursion tickets TO New York and to return
till October 3Ist at thirty six dollars Tickets
on sale on Saturday evening to Charleston,
good to return on Monday morning, at two
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-18

Steamship City Of Savannah. Kempton, New
York-G NJ Sorrel
Steamship Herman Livingston. Howe, Phila-
delpbia-Wm Hunter & Son.
Bark Gogla Nor), Kolderup, Liverpool
Hoist & Co.
Brig Stacy Clark, Stahl, Boston. lumber by
Haslam Hawkins; vessel by Jos A Roberts &
Co.
Schr Flora Rogers, Rogers, Darien, ballast,
to load for Philadelphia-Jos Roberts & Co.
Schr Island City, Voorhis, Baltimore, lumber
j J Dale & Co.
Schr c II Morse, Manson, Bath-Master.