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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18
Written for Ire BeaeoR.)
THE SISTERS TRIAL,
The Golden 1Hre0d.
BY wAyFARER.
CHAPTER XXH.-CoxrrNuEp.

OT1Af len AAlA.-C0NTIEUED
o, had these grand instruments rung
out in soft cadence from some pure
home circle at that critical moment,
Give me nay lowly thatched cottage
again, instead of the seductive notes
Of an impassioned opera, the tempta-
tion of bar-room would perhaps have
lost its power and the letters been
shivered.
Home, sister, mother, aye, God, was
forgotten in the mad rush for the
threshold-the Golden Thread was
loosed.
The door was swung open by the
waiting sentinel-the demon had con-
quered. Thus it was that the sister
was kept waiting, and while she tossed
upon a bed of fever-delirium, moan
ing only of the beloved one, he was
revelling in a delirium of the rum
curse that knew none of the pangs of
sisters trial in the fall Of her best
loved.
The belated boat reached her pier
early the next morning and brought
Dayton as passenger. The Gay street
house was one Of his day haunts when
in the city on pleasure, and as he
strided into the bar-room a short
while after leaving the boat, he was
gladdened into one of his most loath-
some oaths at the sight of Morley trv-
ing to steady himself against the coun-
ter where he had placed his empty
glass.
In the nocturnal visit he made to
Nexdarfs in coming to the city one
day the week before, Dayton had had
his suspicious aroused as to the part
Mrs. Nexdarf played in the escape of
his victim and he feared to trust him
there again. His hail fellows were
to be found in every locality where a
grog-shop was licensed, and procuring
a cab, he drove with the poor fellow
to small drover's inn in the most OBJ
scure corner of the limits Of the Cat
tie Scales, where he was too sure of
his creature to have any fears that
his plans would miscarry through any
promptings Of tenderness or memories
of loved ones.
Morley was very traetable and pill
able when under the influence Of drink.
and for this reason was the easy VIC
tim. His condition when Dayton en-
tered the bar-room was such that he
could be led anywhere and submit 10
any kind of treatment. 1t is needless
to narrate the particulars Of his life
during the next three months. II was
such as marks the career of the young
victim.
Dayton was careful that he should
have money in his pocket and supplied
it literally. taking care, however, to
get receipt for it and charging it as
loan against him, the test Of the
.haalaas - ianuadded as exidence
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III - 80 Hssssis that invade. or
rather dispute, every inch of ground
with the strides Of civilization and the
efforts Of Christianity.
1t was during one of the earliest Of
these visits. when Morley was breath
ing a serni-lucid interval, that DAYTON
found him unmanageable from ankle
~ to 60 home. He flung the profFer-
ed cup from him, and would have
dashed out Of the room, 50 Irritating
was the effect of Dayton's presence
even inhis partially conscious thought
had not the determined villain barred
the egress and forced upon him 4
dranght which soon reduced him TO
the required pliancy. The poor fel-
low s physical as wellasmoral strength
was weakened, and the grin of fiend-
ash enjoyment with which Dayton re-
garded the crouching figure that sat
before him moment later. outmatch-
ed the sardonie grin of Mephistopheles
watching Faust before the vision.
q. 4oa ought to be home. non konnr
old boy, commenced the serpent. nat
ting ms victim on the shoulder. ssbat
you are in sorry plight to 90 back to
your paradise. Your beautiful sister
is . mere ghost Of her old self bat
she's consolin herself in that dog of 4
Mobrays love and vows by Heaven
and earth she viii never let a drunkard
brother come near her-that You have
no place there any longer, Morley. and
that deueed old busy body, Denny, want
to look yon M. but pretty Lucy and
old Blunt won't hear toit. Your
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ECONOMY OF TIME.-The old adaae.
Take care Of the pence aud Che
pounds will take care Of themselves"
may be thus parodied Take care Of
the minutes and the days will take
care of themselves" If the minutes
were counted that are daily wasted in
idle reverie or still idler talk in think.
ing Of setting about task that is not re.
lished. and in looking for things that
should not have been mislaid, they
would soon amount 10 hours, and prove
sufficient for the acquisition Of some
elegant art, or the study of some ~.
ful science. Almost al young per.
sons hgve something in view of which
they would like TO do, elf they had
time for it; and, by scrntinizing their,
appropriations of every hour in tho
day, they will generally find as much
time wasted as would suffice for the
desired end. If resolutely redeemed
from idleness. A professional gentle-
man of rare attainment, and one who
added to the laborious duties Of his.
calling great variety Of learning,
much scientific research and many ele-
CANT accomplishments. was asked By a
young lady how he found time f0r an
that he did. He replied 'sFhcre 81
one rule which | have found Of great
use, and therefore recommend Il 20
you, and that's, always dosmall things.
such as writing letter, copying out
some short piece. making a sketch,
reading review, etc.. in small por.)
tions of time, and reserve a whole day
Of leisure for some long and important
affair. Never use up rainy morn
ing doing a variety Of little Jobs, and
think, because you dispatch o great
many, that you have well bestowed
time; leave small affairs for odd half
hours. and use your uninterrupted
morning for something that cannot be
done in half hours. You have some
times wondered at my having time to
correspond with 50 many absent
friends; but all my letters Of friend
ship are written in odd minutes, while
] am waiting for people who are no.
so punctual to their appointments az 1
am. You would think il poor econo-
my TO cut into q whole yard Of cloth
when you want little piece to mend
-. xoR wQuld take a scrap from
- sch poor econ
spp whole
afFairs; let
Inc suffice for these.
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WHAT PERSUADED THE MULE.--A
gaunt and wicked-looking mule be-
longing TO couRtryman baked In
River street yesterday afternoon, and
the usual crowd gathered to offer adj
vice and eaggest plans for moving the
animal. Variousexpsdisntswere tied,
such as twisting his tail and putting
dirt in his eyes. ears and mouth, buf
he retained his composure and refused
TO notice the treatment Of the opera
tors even with q kick They vse
about 20 build fire rnder him, when
q saloon-keeper in the nsighborhood
offered to bet 1--WE dollars that he c0nId
make him get, and there being no
takers, concluded to do it Just for the
sake Of showing his knowledge cf
males. lie took from his pocket .
flask Of River street "tanglefootT and
poured little in the passive Inale's
mouth. In a second afterwards there
was blank astonialIment in every fea-
ture Of that animal's cOuntgnance. and
ths next instant he dumped himssIf
and shot down the street as if with Z
the intent Of eclipsing st. Jaliens re-
cord. The owner watched him for 3
moment, and then turned 10 che bot
tls-hoidsr. said Mister, IL that ere
stuff ant too pizsn sErong Ill take q
drop q it in my mouth. for I've got 70
catch that mule.
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on the packed thremn mear sse danr. swasm -,
dlscovefea Mezlcy iafnnsed np arainst fkaF
wssil In i1e fzElAek cofner &c hs last nt2. ~
tenlHg Will tlg tears .aluzess cvw9osiar -
eyes- ne kefN HE ere on him, and when lIas
cancs1 wMs uters piaraa hisnsaif mlsersi ~
co.la accnsi him s.hs passed oas lle Kinl-
nca him ny she af.a lor fear Of teing scInn.-
ted from him. nnd Ne was 50 presesa le comssf
not shake BIN OF nntil they got well osst e
the crowd, which began to thin - ii rcarhsa
the pavemenf. 81
Now, siF, said Morley, VIA waa he g q
% spcaks and diseukaglng hintAeif rom tl.c
bold upoa his arm. = lazsi he ydls l,seeaa,
81 h'ssiness with Fpn Nlmfexer. and In
nose with l=a. IInFks
- sear iasl tfi<k
~ VII bFSng the punishment y0a know
you fully deserve, and would get well as yUn,
think you have covered your tracks. 0sly
one thought hinders me from instant at.finss
Go |" and, with q manner and wave az hin
hand that added 10 the force Of his wnrds lie
tnrned and walked In contrary airertlua
from tke route Dayton was TO take 70 reach
The villain did not dare follow, but wi,han
~'-@e-4 "c1s - afta way tp Town. H0fiey lt.11I
spent the night Of the ight IN his defence wish
John and his helps In the house Of a friend of
the latter little distance out on the country,
road, and the next morning strolied ont 10 4
more quiet suburb Ia another direction. lie
passed the day trying to frame sowe definite
course OF action as he moved from scene 10
scene without exciting undue nesice. lie was
perfectly sober, but the thirst for a ssimnlant
IN MS sluggish, nervous state ferceiy cOmdat-
ted his longing for home.
The hsce that was reflected from the alass bs
which he had arranged his toilet tl,as rsorsis
ing shocked his ss.lf-estcem. and he staIae.lD
clothes that he looked upon morsi6cd hts sels.u
OF deccaey. He hid not been sober enough
lot weeks 70 observe himself thus before, and
the thought Of going Aome with that llce and.
In those miserable garments 10 his pure sisfrr
came 70 him rs earss he would carry xitlIa
him. Remembering DaytoR's words Ia refer,
ence to the letter he wrote after rcIs ming the
matter, he set them down as pAga uf his vi.
lainy.
Ito M COxTixue5.l
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r. D. AD N S,
BUILDER Anp coHTmriua

he undersigned isprepased to contract
otBUILDING and REPAIRING IN Sd.
Mary ana adjoining cOuniies. All work
Entrusted 70 bin wfifbedonc wifk desnasrh
andtn workmanlike manner. Adareas.
=. -. ADAMS MeshaniesyiiIe.
Aug = ls13--tf 81 Mary's county Nd
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salt - mistake 20 assume that 4
rose bysany ether name would swdllss
wheat,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

sS0D Esekin yonrown town. Terms
tsrE.A Co Portland, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-08-18

Such was his soliloquy as he sat
upon the porch of his.home enjoying
a smoke few evenings after be OBJ
tanned the letter.
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CONSIGNEEs.

Per steamer City of Bridgeton from Florida
w w Gordon & Co, Steamship City of Au-
gusta, Steamship City of Savannah, Steamship
George Appold, II Myers & Bros, Eckman & "
Bendheim Bros & Co, H Calder, G r r, G S
r, NJ Henderson,
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
March 17-Bendheim Bros & Co, Lee Rey NY
ers, Peacock, H & Co, Mcmillan Bros, Jno Gun
ningham, A Hanley. G II Remshart, Mohr Bros
Paul Decker, w A Jaudon. w NJ Davidson, H
Baker, H Myers & Bros, N Ferst & Co, Miller &
r. A Letter, Boley, Allen & L, G Haynes
& Bro.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway.
March 17-Fordg Office. d Ward & Co, T
Roberts, w G Jackson & Co, II Myers q Bros,
W rutherford, NJ Henderson, B Bowens
A Letter, r B Reppard, Cohen, John Nc
Dohough, Wv Gordon & Co. Walter & ii, IF
StuobS, + M Farley, ii MComer & Co, w w
Chisholm, Woods & Co, Chas Ellis, r w Wood
bridge. Hardwick, L ] Guilmartin & Co,
Jno FlanLery & Co, ] W Lsthrop Co.
Per Central Railroad. March 17-Fordg Agt,
J W Schley & Co, Saussy s H, Wilcox, G g. Co,
u BOND, Thos West, Ludden & B. Stern & N,
Robert Minor. R W Woodbridge. Allen & L,
z K K, II Myers & Bros, Cohen, w Miller,
Eckman & V, Frank & Co, Holcombe. q & Co,
FerSt & Co. Thos Gibson w w Gordon & Co,
G Stubs Jno Flannery & Co, J Hammond
Gullmartin & Co, West Bros, II NJ Conner
20, NJ Farley, w Lathrop & Co, Miller & r,
Order.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORT.
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PANS. March Il. 800 D. m.-Rentes. s4f &c.
I,oSDoS. March I7-Specie decrease, &2s0, 0O0
NKw Yogk March 17.-StocKs opened weak
Money 5G6 per cent. E1chsnge-lonS, - III
short, 81 s2iS STATE bonds dull and nominal
3oysrnmenJ bonds quiet and unchanged
Cotton.
ITvxRroo1- March I7.-Cotton opened hrmer:
fras.tIonally dearer; middling uplands. 61sd
mid ding Orleans 3lod; sales O,OOO bales, lot
speculation and export loo bales receipts
s.6O0 bales, OF which 500 are American
Fut1res opened firm; middiing uplandS. low
mid ling clause, deliverable in March. l-oSds
deliverable in March and April, led q nv
cradle In April and May, b14d; deliverable IN
Nav and June. 5-i6L6 s-32d; deliverable IN
June and July. 1872; deliverable in July and
August 6ssd: deliverable in August and Sep
Occo5er and November, Ltd; deliverable in
November and December. 1-S2s16d
i:50 p. m--Middling uplands. SLID: mid
ding Orleans, 614d; low middling uplands, I'd /;
good ordinary 5sSd: ordinary, s5sd.
EkS YoHE, March I9.-COtton market opened
firm; sales 80 bales; middling uplands,
I0Szc; uaid6iinz Orleans. lie
Fu1dres-Market opened easy, with sales as
foiinzs: March. 10 65c; April. 20 &c; May,
10 7Ic; June, 10 79c July, 10 SIC; August 10 90c.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
LrvERpoo1. March lizard, 53s Cd Bacon,
short clear middles, rs Cd
active Wheat excited and a shade higher.
Corn quiet Pork dull and weak; mess, old,
SIS 81 Lard heavy at II 071xc for steam req
dered. Spirits turpentine, z61Sc. Rosin, 81 81
for strained Freights steady.
BALTIMORE, March H.-Elour opened un-
changed: Howard street and Western super
me. g 25a4 90; extra, s. 1005 90: family,
s. 1876 90; city mills superhne, 50 25Gt4 90;
ditto extra. 81 10: ditto family, S. lO16 IS; Bio
brands. s. 0015 .; PataDsco family, ~ %.
Wheat-Southern steady and firm; Western
higher, closing steady and firm; Southern red,
81 l75tl 10; amber, 81 221l Is; No. Western
winter red 90 the spot and March delivery,
81 2i14; April delivery, 81 2i1x0 2l9s; May de
livery, 81 2l5k0I 213z; June eliFery, 81 2l13.
Corr Southern steady; Western, steady;
southern white. SIC; ditto yellow. 5o14c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-18
Markets By MAIL.

CHARLESTON, March 16.-RIcE.-A moderate
business was done in this article at previous
rates Sales rs tierces clean Carolina We
cIlote Common, 41Sa45sc-. fair 5a514c. low
eo9d 5Ska55sc., high good 5Na6c., prime 61sa
6skc- Carolina rough rice is valued at SOca
81 20 per bushel for inland, and 81 zOal ~ per
6neIal for tide water qualities. High grade lots
az seaccast sell for prices above the rates men,
NAvAI, STORES The receipts were los casks
spirits turpentine and s35 bbls- rosln. some
81 % ner bhl. for G and d, 81 s. for +. s. 20
for +, 81 20 fore, 81 80 for II, 81 80 for
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-18
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Geo Appold. from Baltimore
DIR @ Donnelly, James E NJ Zerweck, w B
Wright.
Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
II Baldwin, wife and son. Mrs Baldwin Mrs
Freeman, Mr. Douglass. D Murray, Mrs Chas
Forster Miss Annie Forster, Mr. Porter and
lady, Mr. Kinley and LADY. Aichard, Mr. Lam
phere, Miss Lamphere, Miss A Lamphere, Mr.
Hooper, Miss Hooper, Miss N Hooper, NJ v
Henter, ] E Fowler and wife, Mr. Wallace, Mr.
Dorsey, Mr. Durine, MIR Brown and lady, Lewis
Carr, w Cowan, H Cowan, Mr. Ketchum and
wife, Mr. Given, G A Chaplin, Thos York, R
Saussy, Mr Calder and family, and deck
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-18
RECEIPTS.

Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
-656 crates Of oranges, bales cotton. 2 crates
peas, 2 boxes mdse, bhls sugar, 100 beer bbls,
5 loose hides, trunks mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
March 17-SS bales cotton, 10 bbls tar, 277
boxes tobacco. II caddies tobacco, 200 sacks
salt, rs sacks cotton seed, 16 sacks rough rice
sacks peas, bale hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
March 17-74 bales cotton, 3 cars lumber, cars
wood, 139 bbls rosin, IL bbls spirits turpentine
bbls and 24 boxes fruit, rs boxes vegetables,
8 sacks potatoes, bales hides, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, March 17-649 bales
cotton, cars bulk corn, 2 cars sacked corn,
car hay, as bbls -four 200 quarter sacks -four,
l box hardware, box mdSe car lime bdls
hides. IA cars wood, cases plug tobacco, 16
pkgs furniture, 5 hhds bacon, buggieS, pair
shafts, l alarm drawer, 5 cases plaids, bales
paidS, pkgs tobacco 2 cars lumber coop
poultry, p mules, / box shoes, 20 bales rags
box shades, box glassware. bdIs harness,
so bhls oil, bales yarns, 10 tons pig iron, box
castings, l box bolts.
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No change OF cars between Savannah and
Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between
Savannah and Jacksonville.
Sleeping cars run through TO and from Savan-
nah and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany
without change.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernandlna
Gainesville and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Derfen take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick
AXE this train, arriving at Brunswick 500 A. ~
Passengers leave Brunswick at 500 P. H., ar
rive at Savannah 300 N.
Passengerg leaving Macon at 7:i5 A. n. daily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with thia
train for Florida
PaEengers from Florida by this train ccnnso,
at Jesup with train arriving In Macon at e:26 ?.
q. daily including Sunday.
Connect ut Albany with passenger trsina
bosH ways on Southwestern Railroad to and
from Macon, EufaulR, Montgomery, Mobile,
Now Orleans. cts.
Mail steamer leaves Bsinbridge for Apelachi-
cola every Sunday and Thursday evening; for
Columbus ever7 Tuesday and Saturday after
noon.
Nose connection at Jacksonville daily CSun-
days excepted for Green Cove Springs, St
Augustine, PGlatks, Enterprise. and al landings
on st. Johns river.
Trains on B. and A. B. B. leave junction, go
ing west, ct 1887 A. n, end Tor Brunswick at
4:40 p NJ, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car BerthH
secured ct Bren's Ticket ONCE. No. q Bull
street, and at Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway Passenger Depot
ACCOMMODATION TRAN-EASTERN d..
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and SIC. Bscon-shoulders. %; clear NIB
Sides. &c. Hans. IialIIxc Lard. refined in
tierces lie Coffee steady; Rio cargoes. ordina-
" to fair 1f1<S1125sc. Sugar firm; A soft, SIC.
Whisky quiet az 81 lo01 12. Freights IN
changed.
LOUISVILLE. March i7.-F1onr steady: choice
to fancy. IS 75fs6 90. Wheat firm at 81 %. Corn
steady and firm at 46lf047c. Oats quiet but
Arm at Sic Provisions-Pork quiet at SIS u.s.
Bulk meats quiet but steady; shoulders, SIC;
clear, 45c. Bacon quiet; shoulders. Sc;
clear, 25c Hams, sugar cured, 10c. Whisky
lower. 81 05.
WTrMTxeToN, March 17.-Sparits rurpentine
nominal Rosin firm; strained 81 IS; good
strained. 81 80. Tar firm at 81 S. Crude tur-
rentine firm: hard. 81 20; yellow dip. 50 IS: viz
gin, - IS Corn steady; prime white, 5e6sOc.
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FRIDAY. March IS, 1881.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Geo Appold Loveland, Baltimore
Jas B West & Co
Bark Herds CSor), Dahl, Havre, to load for
Eur1pe-H Grant & Co.
Rank Attilia (nSorl Larsen, Marseilles, to load
for Reval-HOlst & Co.
Schr Annie L McKeen. Patterson, New Lon
don, guano to order; vessel TO Jos A Roberts &
Co.
Schr Noses B Bramhall, Gillette. New York
VIM Hunter &.Son.
Schr VIM Jones, Callenette, Boston, with ice
Haywood, Gage & Co.
Schr Pedro A Grau, Hand, Philadelphia
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Schr Jennie Wiley, Chadwick. Tew York,
guano to order; vessel to Jos A Roberts & Co.
Steamer City Of Bddgeton, Fitzgerald, Flor
ida w F Barry.
Steamer W 7 Wheless, Gibson, Fernandina-
II NJ Conner & Co
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.

Bark LoriRda; Borstell. BorstelI, Boston
Master.
Bark Hannibal Ger, Hsseman, Dunkirk-
Master.
Master
Bark Margaret Evans (Br), Robertson. Rio
Janeiro-A FullartOn.
Schr Ruth T Carlisle Smith, Philadelphia
MasFer.
sehr Elizabeth Nj Cook, Awkward, New York
Master.
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Leave Charleston 49, 500 A. n.
Arrive Savannah. Observation-Disclosures. 2:45 P. n.
The 3:15 train makes close connections for all
points North and East.
For Tickets, Sleeping Car accommodation
and further information apply to VIM. Bren,
% Bull street, and at Ticket ONCE S., +. & w.
R'y Depot
8. c. BoYLsToS G. P. A. mhf-tf
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SPOKEN.

On Jan 25. lat 25.45 n, lon 2145W W, Swedish
bark Norden Siderhann, for Algra Bay, so days
out
On Jan 80, Norwegian bark Solyst, bound for
Wilmington, So days out, in lat u 80 n, 20 IS W.
On Feb IL, German bark &C WIS, steering
W by NV, from Hamburg for New York, SO
days out. in lat 2015 n, Ion 56.0W.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Seminole, for Bosuon-5S6
bales cotton, 1856 bales hides, 16 bales paper
% bbs syrup 166 bhls rice, 13 casks rice 66, 600
feet lumber, 727 sundrieS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-18

1 50 Is for K. 81 50 TOR N, g IS for n. s. for
window giass. and s. f25< for water white.
Shirts turpentfne quiet and nominal at &c. per
gallon Crude turpentine IS valued at u g Tor
hard and s. IS for yellow dip and virgin
Netrs and Courier
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-18

FGGs.-Market fairly supplied; good demand
BUrTER.-A hrst-cleSs article in demand;
stock light.
PEASGTs. Market fully supplied; demand
sYRuP-Georgia and Florida in fair demand
SUGAR..Georgia and Florida scarce. and
rarv little demand.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-18

Steamer City of Bridgeton, Fitzgerald. Fer
nandina-W F Barry,
Steamer w t Wheless. Gibson, Augusta and
way landings-H n Conner & Co.
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EVENING REPORT.
RrNAWcTAV.

Rio JASErRo. March 1s-Exchange on Lon
don, II.
the Rank Of France shows an increase OF ~.
375 coo francs in gold and 1880, 600 francs in
silver.
500 D. m.-Rentes, Sif &c.
Nxw r0RE. March I7.-Money 416 per cent.
Exchange, 81 SOl6 for sixty days. Government
bonds firm; new ives (coupOn), 1O114; new four
and a half per cents coupon, 1ll5si new four
uer cents (coupon). 1885. state bonds quiet.
stocks closed generally strong, as folows:'
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Seminole. Boston.
Bark Nueva Buenaventure (Sp), Barcelona.
Bark Minde (Nor), London.
Brig Marcelina (Sp), Barcelona.
Brig Ventura (Spl, Barcelona.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Masters or vessels arriving at this port having
any special reports 60 make will please send
them TO me. Vessels leaving port will be fur
Dished with files OF the MORNING NEWS free On
application at this office.
]. Fl. ESTILI.
Agent New York Associated Press, Office 8
Whitaker street.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

March g. in lat 80, lon GO 90, fell in with bark
Equity (Nor), Knudsen, from Doboy, Ga, for
Cardiff, waterlogged; took off the Captain and
crew (l3 in number) and brought them to this
port.
Ship The Craigs (Br) Hughes, from Pensa-
cola Jan II for Glasgow, is ashore at Kintyre,
Scotland.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-18

Central & Southwestern R. R'ds

SAVANNAH, GA, March 5th, 1851.
ON and after SUNDAY, March 9th, 1881,
~ passenger trains on the Central and South
western Railroads and branches WIN Kun IS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-18

Charleston & Savannah Ry. Co.
SAVANNAH, GA, March 2, 1881.
Until further notice trains viii arrive and
- depart as follows: