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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

Mozart Hal was literally izmmed last
eTering On the occasion Of the concert
given under direction o. Professor c. {.
8zIe.le, assisted BY well-knoTn amateur
talent Of The city, Tor the benefit Of the
Christian Church.
The programme was az exceptionally fne
one, ard wa given II style worthy Of the
long established and vel recognized merits
81 those WHO participated In the entertain
meut. The opening anthem, "Again ss
Evening Shadows" was sung very sstisfsc-
tO-ily BE- the choir Of the Christian Church,
aud Ess followed by the song, "Grsod Old
Ocean," By AT. Joseph O'BFrne, and In
witch that gentleman Displayed bis
6ne voice 70 good advantage. Then
squau," By Mr.. ?. H Ward,
ne anthem "My Soul Doh Live fn Thee"
was artis'icsllY rendered BY the Baptist
Church choir; the duet "FloT Gently
the song waiting" BY Nrs. Kate Hsigh,
With flute obllgatO " signor Ferrszzi.
Each Of these numbers elected hearty
eueOres, which were readily responded 70
By the ladies' and gentlemen 20 eompii-
mented.
Part second Of the the programme began
with The song, "COme Into the Garden,
Maud, oelignuuily sung ~ Ar. W. r
Ny. This was followed by du by Miss
Annie NcCleskeY and Miss Mary Gross which
elected hearty applause; which, In turn,
was succeeded By flute solo, ''St. Andrews
Medley,n By Signor Ferszzi. This medley
WAS compiled By that gentleman, dedicated
bF him 70 the 81. Andrews Society OF Sa-
vanDzh, and played BY him with such
,>lat a. the recent anniversary supper Of the
society. Il is sufficient to say that he &C
quilted himself last evening fully as well as
on the former occasion, and all who heard
him then will agree that this Is as high a
commeudztion as he could desire. Then
followed IN succession a song, "Little
Maid OF Arcsdee," by Miss Annie
McCleskey; song, "Boyhood's Dream"
by Professor g. P. Msllette, the whole con-
Guiding with the anthem, ''Inspirer and
Hearer OF Prayer, by the Christian Church
choir. All these numbers called forth from
the audience expressions Of unbounded SAL
isfsction, aud an encore was demanded and
given a. the conclusion OF each.
The entertainment was, in a word, thor
oughlY enjoyed, and proved highly success
ful, both aTtistically aud pecuniarilV.
reflected great credit upon the manager, as
well as all who so generously united 10
lending their talents to the Advancement Of
a good cause.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

Since the arrival Of this gentleman In this
city and the establishing OF bis headquarters
at the Pulaski House his success has been
simply immense. Not only In the treatment
Of the eyes and ear, catarrh and throat az
fections has he sustained his reputation as
being one Of the first physicians in this
country, but ia his treatment OF the lungs
his success has been unbounded and, we can
safely cay, without parallel in this section.
We speak not from hearssy, bus from actual
facts presented and seen by ourselves. We
have cOnYersed with asthmstics who have
been under treatment for perhaps but a
week, also those who have been suffering
from disordered or affected eYesight for
years
Their statements were TO the effect that
they thought such thing impossible as the
rapid cure thas had been effected upon
them IN such short time, and that, 700,
without pain and a. small cost, after they
had been trying every other known remedial
agent for years. 10 the treatment OF the
lungs the relief given IS no. only instanta-
neous, but the patient seems bewildered at
the new lease Of lie that has been vouch-
safed him. We have heard OF the benefits
derived by q number OF those sufferers who
have visited DR.. Aborn, and we know and
have conversed with two ladies. one Of
whom had been bedrldden for months aud
another FOR weeks, who were placed upon
their feet in less than three dsy=, and now
pay their daily visits to the Office Of DR..
Aborn, as they say, telling en- irelY well,
with 70 facilitating or other symptoms af-
feeling them.
The wife Of Captain John Fitzgerald, who
has been treated for q generally supposed
incurabie complaint, and hts son for
defect IN the eyes, are among those who
have been treated with the greatest bepe-
fetal results By DR.. Aborn.-SaVannGh Re
cOTdeT. 3D.
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MIss Pauline HaTkhsm's First APP
pearanes In savannah.

For several dzys PAS there las beeD cor
siderable t4lK regarding the presentation Of
the play Ct Two Orphans" bT Nis= Pau
Ire Markham, znd the impression was gen
era thai re zzert-EoN II the eity-of Mss
Kate Clzztou, Who elzins exclusive ishi
70 the play, and who Is billed for Monday
night next, would erio!n the Performance.
Tbess reports naturally hsd he effect OF
detsrring some persons from purchasing
seats, ard the sale Of reserved was not
As large a. Il would have been. SosEfth-
sszndi1g this and other drawbacks, the
Theatre vas well flied, ard Mss Markham
received : welcome which must have been
gratifying, coming - f. did from Al spPre-
cizfiTs audience, the majority o. whom
had seen the Play often. Tie sdspts-iOn
o. Niss Markham differs from hat Of Kiss
ClzxtOn n several material points, and Il
e asserted By her manager II 70 wise
intsrfsres with the rights Of TIE later. TIE
general idea q the Southern public COZ
ceruiLZ Miss MARKHAM Is that her claims 70
popularity are solely due 10 Ter success 10
burissoQs opera. This, however, Is rot s.,
a. previous 70 coming 20 this country Eifh
Miss Lydia thompson she flied leading
psrts Il the drama a. different theatres IL
LAEAeDos 3-4s II As--g --S1 y - LIZ FlD-r1-
siO1zl line.
Her ability Is uelo-dranz.ic artist
was evidenced lzzs evening Il her portrait
IRE o. Louise" TIE blind glEl, and her
corcep-i3n shows that she has lot copied
after Miss ClExsOn. However, she psrsJnztes
TIE character admirably, ard displays the
possession Of genuine drsmz.ic talent. re
ceiTinz several eneOres. The "HsnriefteH
q Miss Helen Grsyson was good, and ia
Frochzrd" OF Miss Mary Breyer natural and
artistic Hr. Spencer Phtchsr5, Al old
Savannah fzToT1te, ard who T. good 10
everythiLg he undertakes, gave g
capital po1rzitUre OF that hand
some Tzs1zl Jzcouss" The
Pierce Of Mr. 6. z. NASH vas = 1iccre,
though In the last scere he Old WEI There
vas throughout q little too nU II the
amateur, save II the scene where rs noble
spirit masters him ard he engages in con-
fict with Jacques" The remainder Of
the cast was fair, and the play entire was
very well presented, and We say this en-
phzticslly, and are assured the audience
we're well satisfied.
This evening viii Re presented "The
Celebrated Case" which was given here
several years ago By Ar. Spencer Pdtchsrd
and Miss Helen D'Este. Al opportunity
viii thus be offered Of seeing Miss Markham
IN an entirely different character from that
Of louie" Those who have lot secured
seats should call - Bren's this morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07


Fox. EEzT 2. TorUss. JE3zs q ~
Eas-e-r Cfreuis, ard Hon TEos- G. Law
sos, yzsge q fhs Ozzzlgss Ctrc11s, pzs
EdinR.
Couz4 net 10 o'elock yesterday uo--
tx, whez he following PROCEEDINGS w@s
had:
EdEErd Ghbors vA Jennie GE5bcrA
LFbsi for divorce Dismissed.
Julis c. ?. Warren - joseph WETs1-
Lfhel for divorce. DISMISSED
Israel snail u. Agrex Snail Libel tor
divorce Frs vsrdtct- Toszl divorce.
Altcs z NeDo1AId 6 a., ecuplsins1ts
Gzd Kerry Suffer, defendant Vsr1iet ard
decree for c0uplztnE1t-
Eerry S1lter, appellant, - Altes z Ne
Dozzl6, sppeles- C0zssZt order 20 &o.1e
b decree II equity e4zss-
HenTy suffer. EppsIlsrt- "a Alice z Ne
D01zl6, sP ellee- Years support CT
ssDt order 70 ABIDE bT decree II equity
czrse
AIfes z NeDo-zId = al, co0pI8inznts,
AID HeurT Suffer, defendant Order so-
pointing Alice z. NcDJ1sld guardian a
item for infant e01plsin4zts.
Bridget BrsErsc, cru1lEfr&1t, " J. J.
NeGoEsu. dsfezdsnE Oder Overriding no
ton 70 dismiss.
Helena DYER - yohn Dyer. Divorce
Order establishing last copy Of decree ard
sz,sriuz ss1e O minutss Uu-e pr0 tGrc-
y. " GackEll, Jr.. Esq, vas sppOinted
So'iciror G@reral DO ten, leave Of absence
from fh@ c'y hETing been granted Solicitor
General Carton
Csu-t adjourned Until 70 .. II to-dsy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
The sale Of Reserved Seats for HE-
eel Kfrke-A Rush.

Tegse-5ay mor1inZ a. 50 o'cioek the
diagram for The epzzzemeut o. fHszel
KrkeH Ezs oDened q Brs1's ticket ofEse.
AZ e1-ly ss hzIfpzz. FIVE O'Clock parties
began 70 collect IA front o. TIE cfaes, and
uhen ire sale vas conmeneed there Ezs =
Psrfecs rush and IAN Eszts we're sold for
both nights, and 90 excited did the crowd
become e. the anxiety o. nzug % secure
the fro1t seats TIA. tie Intervention Of the
police was asked % maintain order. The
b1rracLs was telsphored, and the officer
O. 1u.y sent z Sergeant DOM in
mediatelT, whose presence seemed n
exercise a soothing iEa1ence Up1n the
meet eager throng, and the sale wa COZ
tl1ued without further trouble II less than
three hours nezry TIE entire pErq1stte and
dress circle were taksa FOR bolh rigbts.
Many were dlssppofuts1, but everybody
cannot secure front Eezts, and those ThO
are E5li1Z 70 dance EtteLdz1ce" e the
cGee three hours before the szls opens Ger
tal1iT viii have Tie ''pick-"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
SPECIAL MEETING OF CESTRAL
RAILROAD DIRECTORS.


special meeting q the D-rsesors q
ire CszzL Railroad EEs keld yesterday
no-tzz ~ TIE bzzkinz hozss @ Bay
s-rset, a. wktch we're present. Kzorg ot1erss
Genera z ?. Algxzr6ey Ezi G. z P1iztzT,
Esc, q Azxuzes- TIE eouditio1 q TIE
rad aid Tzriozz matters Affecting TIE pre-
Es.t ard future Interests O. TIE c5Epzny
we're diss1szsd-
Ire pro5zbls sceto1 q the Directors o.
sbe Ocean Ssszns1iD CouDzEy, Who meet
% dsT fo- ths Du-Dose OF eIecztrg 3 rev
board, EEs also eo1ssiered.
We un1srE-z15 that . Communication wzs
Izf5 before TIE Dtrec.ors fr0u certain large
AID DrO0iceLt stockholders in szTE1Lz1
and EseO1, citing TIE fact that = e1zrgs IL
tie polieT q The COMPANY vas ruzorz5,
ard thst Z WAS reported The rev Directors
. y elected f0E tie Ocean Steamship Con
pz1y Eo1ld issue i1cous bonds, O. csrE19-
Gates o. interest," bzss1 uDOn TIE annual
szruiEzz Of TIE stezusntps- The con
uuniczston, ne unders+zzd, urged upoz tie
Directors q the Central 20 protest szz1Est
any E1cz acton q TIE D-rec-Ors Of TIE
Ocean 5-szmEkio Company, az & Enzld Be
r 1rio1s % TIE Interests q TIE Csrt-zl
Railroad ard saddle that company EitE Ia
b[litfes, AID sueh p1iicy az tbs tine Wo1ld
% uuEiss and iupoliE,e-
TIE Director 4 Il sad, carefully CO..
sdeFsd this eo-uuntcEtt Z and decided
thzs Il their capacity IS Directors they
void take 10 positive sc-fou Il TIE prem
tses Tzfs decision Tss srttcipz-ed bT TIE
z.rcEzolders. ELo vi Eis bill, pstirso--
i-g for AZ order resErziCi1Z ne execution
q AZ Euc1 seheUes, ard tEe Directors O.
TIE Steamship company from tssulrz fnc0ze
5o-1s O certificates % Interest Ihe t15i-
ezio-s are thzr tho1zt ths pro0asei
scosus I'll = passed b tie Dire
to-z O Tia steamship company.
zho III Be elec-ed t0-dzF.
KAT he Legal reUsdy I'll - so1Zzt 20
prevent rs bslnz CARED TITO EJECT
TIE meeting q The directors q the
steamship coEDGny III take place 70 day,
- sssrsd, sod TIE rev B0srd q Directors
elected. ard the pubic z1Tiety Ou the sub-
iset Of tie fUrure poiiey EiIl De relieved y
The scrfoz that vii Be taken either TO-DAY
O. 70 uO-roE. The eud e drzEinZ Eign,
and scustkinZ definite VII sooa Be kEOEu-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
and Bonda

The market for stocks and bonds was
unsettled and weak, with but few transsc-
tons. Central common opened a! 134
bid, l34H asked, and declined five
points, closing at 10 bid, 131 asked.
Southwestern Opened a. rs bid, 12o asked,
and declined one point, closing 81 ~ bid,
10 asked. Central Railroad per cent.
certificates Of Indebtedness opened
at % bid, 965< asked, and ad-
vsuced q half point, closing at
96Z bid. % asked. Georgia common
opened At 167 bid, 168 asked, and closed
unchanged. Augusta aud Savannah opened
ald closed at l23 bid, ia asked.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

Msetfrg % EEeslslor L1tgs.
MeetfrK - Georzis C-sDter.
g. Pssrcz's 7 a & 2 E1c5s-T.
1rsesEr- q EzTz11E1 Lolz=s Z = Z
T7o-z-'s C-r1zEfz1 Ts1psrELes LElo1-
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z.ez--er Cur Grid fCr Doooy.
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Cor-e-u esftA D-zfr,t1ti1- %.
A1-ff1- salss p . = = LsEZhlil E 81
Azc-lo1 szIs - Geo T. LsDsr.
A1etfo- sales - Esnze3F q Bl1.-
W 80 1ffg--T -1l q s-z1rO1-
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q rsrzr1-J- " GsEECn.
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Fae1ef1ss e. Ec--fI1sr's-
E,ruzsl1r warfe1 - q reliable mn
Ll--er frs-scrCT Wz-ted-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
IMPORTANT TO RAILROAD PE0-
PIE.
Ne Wore AeeIdsRtH-A Coupling that
can be Adjusted Without RIak.

Tie following from ths Essroad S5sss
VII Interest railroad us1 and mechanics
gszsrzIys
George Edgar Rollirzp5n, = talented
yo1zz Dsehzuic O this city, has izzs Oh
tz1re1 . patent for What h&z hitherto proved
frUt-leSz experiment, and which VII De
greeted IS : God-send b those interested
Us i1TGnstOz Z 5 Coupling for railroad cars
Ih1s appliance & II br1e1 IS fellows. Tie
description being TOO lengthy We cuit & 70
say that i Is positively necessary thzt
Michel, the Clot1ier, "a Whiteker street,
should clear out his stock Of Winter Cl0sh-
mg 70 make r0ou for his Spring supply, and
% this eEd he has virtually slaughtered
p-icas- 4 g1sEs1tesz his C.osEf1g, and
IFS known reliability prseludes arr posi-
bIlitT Of suy ere hzviEg cz1ss for disszt1z-
faction with anything bought from him
N05ody c8n urderseIl hin II quality l. COZ
sl1ers1--Aer P5dsaak Gl05e--4ds.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
Grand RnII or GsorgIa Hus.ar.,

At meeting Of this corps, held last even
Ing at their hall, It was decided to give a
grand ball at the Masonic Temple on the
night Of the 18th instant, and the following
named gentlemen were appointed a com
mittee 70 make the necessary arrangements:
Lieut. T. VI. Hull. Corporal T. A Haber-
sham, priyates a. LAYTON, Jr.. Antonio
GOgoTzI, Isaac Minis. G. Eglipger, Thos.
Hunter, a. T.. McAipin, NJ. ID. Willy,
J. y johnson and F. c. GarmAny. This
organization is now IN a very f0urisbiDg
condition. the membership having largely
increased lately, and the entertainment viii
undoubtedly prove great success and be
very brilliant affair, a. 10 expense VIII be
spared. A limited number Of tickets viii
be sold, which can be obtained from the
committee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

Nr. l. P. H9ppock, Of New York. arrived
here On the Zlst Of January n feeble
health. encouraged BY the hope that the
change would be beneficial. He continued
% grow wore, however, and bis relatives
were teiegraphed and arrived here 10 time
% b. with him 10 his dying moments, he
death occurring On Sunday afternoon. His
remains were taken North yesterday after
noon for intermeuf. He had been staying
a. the Ecreven House, where he received
ever attention.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
Convenient TransportatIon.

Er. Thomas Yoanes yesterday inaugurzted
an enterprise thzt has been needed here fOE .
long time. H has jus. had built an elegant
Omnibus, witch be proposes running during
the day 70 the Savannah, Florida and West
era and Central Railroad whsr7es. The
fare 70 The Savannah, Florida ard Western
wharf vii BE- fifteen cents, and ten cents %
tie Central Railroad. The bus vii leave
from the vicinity q TIE Cotton Exchange,
and win make AZ many tips a. are necessary
for the accommOdafi0a Of the public.
We have no doubt the new line viii be
literally pztronized, a. such pleasant and
rapid Communication with the extreme
eastern and western portion Of the city has
Lnrr hean raraed
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

z 6. =. Hseker & CO. - C. Il & 4 n
II-o1- & z Richards for plaintiff
g. .. Z Eczghtzlinx 4 %. - c. n &
Z ". TL-oz- A. P. Z s B. Adzzs t1E
plaintiffs
a ". D VARIES - Tesssrr c Ei01 Lza-
egr21h Company. Gzxzr5 4 Nsl1T1l for
plztrtEs.
A.. Jokz Il. C4xk * Co. ". !. v. Z c.
4. McIEtt-s- Geo. A ksreer far plaintiffs.
Cours adjourned Until ts1 O'Clock this
zoU1rz.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

This evening the fret annual meeting Of
the Citizens Sanitary Association will DO
held e the Exchange. The important bust
ness VIII be the election Of an Executive
Council % serve for the ensuing year, and
81 the future o. the association IN q great
measure depends upon the ability and
energy of the Executive Council, there
should - fun attendance OF the members
70 participate in their selection. The meet
lrg viii be called 70 order a. eight O'Clock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

About half past seven o'clolk Yesterday
evening Policeman Mcdonald encountered
Elizabeth jenkins, q colored female,
lodging along the sidewalk with four bags
10 her possession. Suspecting that the
duskY female had stolen the articles, he
took her under his protection and escorted
her to the barracks, where che was regis
tered as a suspicious character.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

Rev. g. ID. Bemhelm, D. D., President elect
Of North Carolina College and senior editor
q the new Southern magazine, At Home and
lbgOad. which f. published a. Charlotte,
n. g., e 10 the city IN the interest Of bis
journal. The magazine e a monthly journal
devoted 70 general literature and informa-
Ton. ard a vel printed and Conducted
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
SILK and Alpaca Umbrellas.
An assortment, at LaFar's.-AdU.


Messrs. Allen & Lindsay have the larges
stock of carpets, comprising the latest de-
signs, that has ever been brought to savan-
nah. They have also q set OF competent
upholsterers, whose work is first-elaes, and
can lay carpets, upholster or decorate q
house in the shortest possible time. All
work win be done in flrst-class style, at
reasonable prices, promptly, and In the
most expeditions manner.-Adv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

The second grand hop Of the z. B. 6. c.
Social Club viii take place Wednesday even
lag e Turner'S Hall. We Learn that quite
a number Of tickets have been disposed Of,
a1d the committee % arrangements have
done everything Necessary 70 make Il a de-
cided success, aud a. the entertainments
hitherto given BY this organization have
been very enjoyable affairs, this will prove
no exception 70 the rule.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. 1t corrects aciditY OF the
stomach, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort
to mother and child. During the process OF
teething its value is ipcalculable. 1t softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and aDays
all pain, thereby giving rest TO the child
and comfort to the mother. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.-Adg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
For KID Gloves 60 to Gutmsn,s.-Adr.
Handsome Furniture for the HOII-
DAYS.

Handsome Furniture for the HOII-
days.
In this practical age those who wish to
commemorate the holidays are On the look
out for something useful to purchase as
substantial testimonial to their loved ones,
who know that they are remembered, and
nothing could be better for this purpose
than a handsome set Of p2rlor or bedroom
furniture, comfortable rocker. or any Of
the many articles which now comprise the
stock Of modern furniture house. Then
new carpet or curtains, or both,
will prove a practical token Of affec-
ton, and st the same time, II
the donor be the head Of the family, he can
also enjoy the comforts which his gift may
bring to the household. II this be the
method in which our citizens propose to
celebrate the holidays, they should visit
Messrs. Allen & Lindsay, 169 and III
Broughton street, where they will find the
largest stock of furniture and carpets ever
seen In a Southern house.-Ad0.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
CHATHAM sHERIFFs SALE

FINDER and by virtue Of mortgage g. ia.
u on personally issued out of Chat
ham Superior Court, in favor of OSCAR L.
SMITH vs. WILLIAM w. LINCOLN, have
levied upon the following personal property
of the defendant
All the stock of Goods, Wares and Merchan-
disc, consisting of Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines,
Perfumery, Soaps Combs Brushes, Surgical
Instruments, Fancy Articles, Oils. Wines,
Liquors and all the fixtures In said store that
do not belong to the owner of the premises,
consisting OF Counters, Show Cases, Prescrip-
ton stand, and Shelving and all goods, wares
and merchandise from time to time purchased
and put in said store instead OF such as may be
sold, the said stock Of goods being in the drug
store No. IA South Broad street, on the north
east corner Of south Broad and Whitaker
streets.
And l viii offer the said above de-
scribed property at public outcry. before
the Court House door of Chatham county. in
the city Of Savannah. on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN FEBRUARY, 1882. during the legal
hours of sale. to satisfy said mortgage Fl. ia.
Terms cash.
JOHN 7. ROMAN,
Sheriff G. Co. Ga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
Catarrh ofthe aesd Cur.bIe.

Dr.. Aborn, At the Pulaski Eouse, hss
erred Chrozie Nasal Cstzrrh q forty years
stzzding. AL Eho wish 70 secure Dr..
Ab0rn's successful mode Of treatment
should czI without delay, IS his visit 70 Sz-
vznnzh l. limited % the 1st OF March.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

are = great novelty. but BLACKWELL s
Bull DCEEAN CIGARETTES are made
from the bee ard Da.rsE leaf tobacco, zre
covered with pare imported RE D.zDT and
do 1.O< contain sny opium o. other drugs 30
commonly used II other cigarettes al
genuine have trademark OF the Bull On
each p2cksge-AdB.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm of TILToN & STANTON is this
a day dissolved by mutual consent c. Z.
STANTON assuming ali Liabilities and pur-
chasing the entire assets OF the firm. and is
alone authorized to sign in liquidation
All indebted to the firm will please make set
Element with him without delay.
SAVANNAH, Ga, February 8. ls52
II W. TILTON.
CHAS. E. STANTON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07
nARsHALL HOUSE.

This house hss the most delightful
sleeping apartments en- suite. table
par excellence, vEsli-sfoeked sample
room. fiaest billiard. pool and read
Ing parIOPs; attached 10 one Of the
most elegant hair dressing saloons
I'm the entire country,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-07

DR.. Aborn has devoted twenty years TO the
treatment Of all diseases Of the eye and ear,
head, throat, lungs, heart and the digestive
organs. DR.. Aborn operates for equint- or
cross-eye, falling OF the eYelid upon the
eyeball, and all other delicate operations re-
quired on the eye.