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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-10
Stock on hand and
on shipbOard
"a -.

February 9, 'SS. $3.50 2,246 46,3lO Abs
NUTs--Tarragona almonds, lSc. per n;
Princess paper shell, 24c.; French walnuts
BE-; Naples, 18c.; pecans, I501lSc.; Brazil IOc
flberts. 13c. Cocoanuts, 81 80 q 100.
OILS.-Market firm; moderate demand; sig
nal, 5o(96Oc.; West Virginia black, lie. :;
lard, &c; headlight 2O922c.; kerosene l5c. !;
neatsfOOt, 7Sc.; machinery, 35S14Oc; linseed
6lG64c.; mineral seal, 3Sc; cotton seed re-
fined, Csc.
oNIoEs.-YellOw and red, So 90 per Dbl.
ORANGEs.-FlOrida, per Dbl. scarce at Sc 90
C9S 90; per box, SO 50l14 90.
POTATOES.-Market fully stocked and good
demand. Choice Eastern stock-Early rose
50 5og3 IS; Goodrich, Peerless and Chilli reds
PRUNEs.-Turkish, Sc.
RAIsINs.-Fair demand; market steady;
loose Muscatel, 81 %; new layers, 81 35 per
box; new London layers, 81 60 per box.
SALT.-The demand is moderate and the
market steady; stock large; car load lots &c.,
I. o. b.; small lots 90c. (G$1 90.
SHOT;-Market firm; drop, per bag 81 75;
buck, ~ 90. Powder, per keg, So 25; per half
keg, 50 80; per quarter key, 81 50.
SUGARS.-The market is steady on yellOws:
good demand; crushed, 934c.; powdered, 915c. !;
A, SIC; yellow extra c, &C.; white extra c,
sYRUP.-florida and Georgia syrups III good
supply; we quote 35(g4Oc.; demand light; the
market is quite for sugar house at 4O045c.
Cuba straight goods, 4Oc. in hogsheads. Mo
lasses, 2Sc.
ToBACCO.-Market firm; demand moderate
We quote: SmOking-40(d$l 25. Chewing
Common, sound, S5CG4Oc.; medium, 4O955c. !;
bright, 5OCg75c.; fine fancy, S56190c.; extra
fine, 9O9Sl 10; bright navies, 45(957c.; dark
navles, 400150c.
LUMBER-The demand is in excess of the
present ability of the mills to supply, owing
to the fact that the rains for the past two or
three weeks have made the ground so soft it
Is almost impossible to haul any logs, and the
number of orders Offering is Verv much in eX-
n "a fey Ks Wa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-10

= HlsV-t4dsb LIuInB Gar attached to an
trains, aforoting passengers fine meal at
small expense. ~
Pullman Palace Slice ers thro 1gh from sa-
vannah to Washington and New York - 80
For tickets, sleeping car reserz CTsand ALI
other information, apply to William Bren.
IlcKet agent, " Bull stleet, and at Charles,
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway De-
pot, C.S. GADSDEN. snn,t
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, February 8, 1888.

SAVANNAH, February 9, 1888.
STEAMSHIPS.
Elsie lBr), 1,543 tons, Gilmour, Bremen, cid
A Minis & Sons.
Norfolk lBr), /, 7S9 tons, WOOlston, Amsterdam,
ldg-Wilder & Co.
Chattahoochee, l,SS7 tons, Daggett, New York,
cld-G NJ Sorrel.
City of Macon, ESQ tons, Nickers0n, Philadel=
phia, cld-G NJ Sorrel.
City of savannah, 2,029 tons, Catherine, New
York, disc NJ Sorrel.
VIM Crane, LAZY tons, Taylor, Baltimore, CID
Jas B West Il Co,
Six steamships.
SHIPS.
Savannah Ger, 1899 tons, Tableman, Bremen,
ldg-Holst & Co,
Mary Stewart (Br), 1,071 tons, Wright, Reyal,
ldg-RichardsOn Il Barnard.
Edgar (BrJ, 1000 tons, Crosby, Reval, ldg-
Wilder & Co.
ArdmOre (Br), l,O92 tons, McVicar, -, ldg
-Chas Green's Son & Co.
Four ships.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-10

RTcE.--The market was quiet but firm, with
a fair inquiry. The sales were about 2O4
barrels. We quote:
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RRIGs.

Antonio Llasat (spJ, 275 tons, Baratau, port
in Spain, Idg-Chas Green's Son Il Co.
Bella Dolores {Sp), 23T tons, Gineata, port In
Spain, ldg-Chas GREEN'S Son & Co.
Il III Heslin, 3SF tons, Augent, West Indies, ldg
-Sloat, Russell & Co.
Dato (Nor), 46S tons, Chrlstiansen, Europe ldg@
Hoist & Co.
Jennie Hulburt, AL tons, Sparks, Brunswick
cld-Jos A Roberts & Co. ~
Five briggs.
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SEA IsLANDs.-Reeeipts for the week 252
hays. sales 634 bags. stock unsOld about
r5fbaE- The demand has been very active
.-ra- restricted by the want Of stock. WeQuOt:
Carts and common GeOrgias- -..--.- % (GA
Common FlOrllas --------.--- ------- Z4129z9
Medium FlOrIdas -..-----.---- 2j1a
Cool FlorIdas -----.------ ----..------ 26
Medium iue FlOridas -..------- .-.-. -2615G21
Fue FurIdas ..--.. - .....--.----.H (02S
Fyrra fine FlOridas -.-.-....--.. % (d30
The receipts OF cotton for the week
have been about $500 bales upland and $50
bales sea island, against l.253 bales upland
and Am bales sea island for the corresponding
week last wear: Per Central Railroad, 1876
h1Ie5 upland: per Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway, ?, lS4 bales upland and SOB
bales sea island; per Charleston and Savannah
Railroad 43 bales upland; per Savannah
river steamers, 262 bales upland; per Florida
steamers 4 bales upland; per Brunswick
and Satiila river. 81 bales upland; per carts,
81 baIes upland and bales sea island.
The exports for the week have been about
s3IIs bales upland and 1858 bales sea island. as
follows. New York, 1905 bales upland and S9l
bales sea island; Baltimore, 2,O63 bales upland
ami 45i bales sea island; Philadelphia, 50 bales
INLAND. Boston, ,746 bales upland: Charleston,
80 bales upland and 2bales sea island; to Liv-
erp00l. 6.629 bales upland; to Barcelona, 3.lS2
bales upland: to Bremen, l,I63 bales upland.
The stock on hand at the close OF the mar
Ret to-day was $500 bales upland and AL
bales sea island. against S0,3S1 bales upland
sui s. $40 bales sea island at the same time last
FIcE.-There has been a fair inquiry for
rice during the past week, and the market has
continued to rule firm. The sales have aver
AGED about 200 barrels daily. Owing to the
dampness Of the atmosphere a comparatively
mail amount has been pounded, but If the
driver weather of the past day or two should
continue there is a probability Of increased
activity in the market for this product. The
lyI.1rf- for the week were ! .lSs barrels. NOV
irEas follows: To New York. 527 barrels; to
Baltimore, 5l7 barrels, and TO Philadelphia
Isg barrels The sales to-day were 2O4 barrels
We quote: -
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BOritely AUS, 705 tons, Tripcovich, Liverpool,
ldg-HOlst & Co.
LoreIy (Nor), 544 tons, Harboe, Baltic, ldg-
Hoist Co.
Chapman (Nor), 425 tons, Jacobsen, for orders,
ldg-HOlst & Co.
Lau Maria Ger, 49, tons, Neitzke. Bor-
de aux ldg-Holst s o.
NJ S 18th Petersen (Nor), 453 tons. Erickson,
for orders, ldg-HOlst Il Co.
Boroma lBr), Se4 tons, Hughs, Liverpool, dis
Peter Lgnd Nor) 500 tons, Nelson, at Tybee,
wtg-Holst & Co.
Tros (Norl, $50 tons, Brager, for Hamburg, in
distress, repg-Syherg Petersen s. Co.
Pudel GER, 440 tons, Parlow, for orders ldg
-Syberg- Petersen & Co,
Marie kuyper Ger, 462 tons, Mass, for or
ders, ldg-Syberg- Petersen & Co.
Theodore Catharina Ger, 3l3 tons, Maybauer
for orders, ldg-Syberg- Petersen q Co.
Bragg (Sw), 2S2 tons. Sjolander, at Tybee, wig
-Syberg- Petersen & Co.
j Walter Scammell (Br). 939 tons, Wilbur cid
Richardson q Barnard
Nellie Moody (Br), 747 tons, Doty, Hamburg
dis-RichardsOn & Barnard.
Crysolte (Br), l,09S tons, Lamb, Bremen, ldg
Richardson a. Barnard
Dusty Miller (Br), 500 tons, Perry, for orders
ldg-Jas Clarke & Co.
Caspian (Br), 997 tons, DOlb, LIVERPOOL, CID
JAS Clarke 81 Co.
Altamaha, 3l4 tons, Meissner, Oporto, CID
JAS X Clarke Il Co.
Marie Gabrielle (Fr), 302 tons, Levegue st
Louis, Africa, cld-Jas K Clarke s. CO.
VIM Gordon (Br) 1872 tons Crosby LiverDOol
ldg-Wilder & Co.
Minnie Gordon [Br), GAO tons, Mcngorm, Liv-
erpOol, ldg-Wilder & Co.
II McLaren (Br), 764 tons, DeLap, at Tybee,
wtg-Wilder & Co.
COmOrin (Br), 76l tons, Barry at Twice. wig
Wilder & Co.
city (Ger), 799 tons, Rowehl, Bremen, dis
Wilder & Co,
Rosario lSpl, l47 tons, Zeruto, Port in Spain,
ldg-Chas Green's Son & Co.
Ellen RUS, 658 tons, Dahlstrom, Barcelona,
cId--D c Bacon & Co.
Maria Isabel (Sp), $50 tons, Pou, Port of Spain,
ldg--AntOniO GogOrza.
Panquete lie Vendrell (Sp), SAG tons, GAIA, port
in Spain, ldg-Antonio Gogorza.
Max Fisher Ger, 6lS TONS Mas, for orders,
ldg-R B Reppard.
Solafde (Nor), 345 tons, JUL, Baltic, ldg-A
Fullarton Il Co. '---- i''-t
Maggie Dart (Br). 54s tons, Dart, Buenos
,Ayres, hg-Sloat, Russell & 60. '''
Thirty-One barks. '~'
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CONSIGNEES.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Feb
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Use - @lSS2 -
On hand April L. 22sSs LOG 59. eS7 i Ioe
reed this week. 1916 3S9 LOO l23
Reed previously .352,sS9 LOO 296,5O9 81 $50
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Poisoning Pigeons.

William II. Tull, grocer, corner OF
Eighth and Monroe streets, still has
cause to complain Of the cruel practice
which has for some time been carried
on by some persons unknown to him, OF
poisoning his pigeons Since the cruel
practice was commenced he has lost
some fifty pigeons. Not only does the
poison affect the old birds, but it is com
municated to the young squads i'll the
nests by the food the old birds eat 1t is
no unusual thing to find the squads
dead on the nests. Not to speak OF the
great loss this is to Mr.. Tull, the poison
ing of these birds is u cruel, heartlesS
practice.
Mr. Tull is particular TO feed his pig
cons abundantly, so there is no neces-
sity of them trespassing upon the pro-
perty of others, but then pigeons are not
like people. They do not know when
they are not desired about Il neighbor's $
gutter or swill tub and as long as they
have wings they are just as likely to
light down on a hostile swill tub,
charged with strychnia as on a friendly
tub. If Mr. Tul's pigeons are great
nuisance he would like to be informed
of it that he might possibly adopt some
plan to prevent the annoyance. KS the
squads are very desirable for sick reo-
pie it is the height of malicious mis-
chief for thoughtless persons to give the
parent birds poison thereby perhaps
ieopardizing human life.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Fire this Morning.

Shortly after midnight fire wa, dis
covered in the boiler room ot Bry"r' y
large brick saw mill at the tUOt Of Tat
nall street. An alarm was Immediate
ly sounded from box -. at SrcOnd and
Shipley streets, but from some cau,e
the box did not strike properly, and
the tiremen bad some dilnculty in aS
certaIniug the exact whereabouts. n
the room Where the Hrr originated
there was a lot of sawduSt and SLaviu--
which burned rapidly ana threatened
the destruction Of the entire building.
The tiremrn, AS usual, worked brveIy
and confined the flames to the room
where they were discovered, and the
loss will not amount to more than $500.
The adjoining building, occupied by
David Foster As a carriage body 1actO-
ry, was slightly damaged.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Dots.

1t is said that Anthony ReybOld has
compromised with the New York and
Baltimore Transportation Company for
$50,000, The jury recently awarded
Mr.. Reybold Ss4 334 damages and mo-
ton for new trial was made, which
has been withdrawn.
Letters OF administration We're grant
ed yesterday to Hannah Walker on the
estate of William Walker late Of vii,
mingtOn. Letters testalnrntary wcrt
also granted 70 Leonard q. Nand"gritt
executor Of the will Of Margaret Jetier,
son, late of st. Georges
Thomas Drein & Son shipped foul
life boats to Boston via Bush s packet
The police force have received THEN
April salaries.
Go see the Butchers play bal this af,
ternoon at luickstep Park.
Olivet Sunday School aunivvrs try
takes place this evening.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Look to Your Yeast.

1t makes Indifference how
good flour you use, you use
poor yeast you will have poor
bread. 1t is better to use as
little yeast as posslble--ln-
deed, good flour needs but
little yeast. Home Com
fort" and Taylor's flour are
amongst the best, and poor
yeast would even spoilthem.
| am sole agent for these
hours for Delaware. Don't
forget that | have Siblcy's
vegetable and fl wcr seeds.
You cannot plant them too
soon now. II you get over
come with a heavy load OF
marketing these warm mar
ket days, drop in and | will
assist you home with your
load. 1t affords us pleasure
TO accommodate.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
The Pesky Mosquito.

The most dreaded Of all living insects,
the muSquito, will soon cauAe terror
among the inhabitants Of this section OF
the country. In this locality thcJ"reey
mosquito is The most dreaded As thcn
fang are sharper than Il two edged
sword, and b.t" with Il vengeance,
white thoor raised in Delaware ar" jl-
Clined H. hr more .ruirnt. NOjhlng
has been heard trmn the former, Dul the
latter hav" mddr their appearance III
Dover ana other town, brlpw VIII
mingtou. and ~" low on their way IL
this city. \ hErrhLIrAN reporter has
felt th"lr bit, and no ice. bat little if
any change in y" bites Of o,den
time. Ioour rr,uIcrs We say, beware
OF a. NNrmL-L-
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Two ltuilaWAys.

Yesterday afternoon a horse belong,
ing t. The Harlan a IO,Iimgswprth
Company ran away il the vicinity OF
Fourth street Railroad crossing The
driver WAS thrown out and slightly in
jurcd. The horse was caught before
much damage was done.
"Lis morning a horse belonging Il
Marin Koogh got frightened near thD
p, W. Il, Il. E.istation, and ran AT a
rapid pac" to Poplar street, where h'
jumpol m" safety gates, broke Iooo'
from the wagon and proceeded ~
Fourth street where he was stopped
The wagon was demolished
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Victoria Lawns.

Our stock of these popu-
lar summer fabrics is very
complete, but we invite at
tention to two numbers that
are so very much under reg
ular prices that even the
most exacting customer must
admit that they are a bargain.
IS pieces at 10 cents, new
er sold under I2l cents.
50 pieces at IS cents, new
er sold under 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
lns lose Ip-<iShut.

The On '.- # rUr MUlua. Union
Telegraph r'ur" hay" uottrd f. D.,
Swe"t"I, 'u..l manager in This city, 10
permanently close III" Ollj," corner
Thirl ar Na.art stree hi. evening,
after HNtru the businr,, viii b" con-
du'teu y tor Western Vuion; into
who t han j.. the former G. mIauy wa-
recent. lrlurhrr", Mr.. SWrrrou has
accepted ID position N the Western
Union uthcr At Tenth aud Chestnut
streets, PmDaarluha a.d Mi IIackjcy
Iii. a 'sistun vii he stationed at the
quarantine nttcc along til" Delaware
river, ab, ". Chester.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
DECORATION DAY.
made b y the &. A.
10 Observe the JOth of May.

At a meeting of the Joint committee,
of Post and =, q. A. Il, held last even.
ing, the following preamble and lcs0d'
lions were read and ordered to be pub
lished
WHEREAS, BY reason Of the grada'
al but certain defamation OF our ranks
year by year, and the consequent IN
crease Of the death muster roll, il is
evident that in order TO have perrctua'
ted the proper observance Of Memorial
D..y we must interest our civilian cl'.'
Zcns in its ceremonies, and enlcavOra'
best we may, to impress its importance
upon them az debt of gratitude they
owe for country saved and rc,le"ntrd
Resolved, That we appeal to TIE
business men Of this city, to close tAr'
respective business places and l.anl''
factories ut Il O'Clock, noon, ON the "0tA
day of May, and unite with rs in doIN-
honor to our dead heroes, and todi-pIa!
the National colors ard other ariloW1-
ate decorations on that day.
Resolved, That the city papcis be r.,
questcd to publish these resolutions ana
assist us in urging the matter upon 0u'
citizens.
THOs. A. KEABLEs, Chairman
j. HARRIS GLATTs, Secretary JONI
Committee on memorial services.
The line will form on French stree,
right resting on 4th, and move promptly
at 2 o'clock over the following rout
Down 4th to Lombard, countermarch 10
French, to Front, to Market, to 10Th 10
Delaware Avenue, to the Cemcterlr',
where the Decorations of the graves
will take place, after which the Illt
will form and proceed out DelawaIt
Avenue to 14th, to Broom to the Brandy,
wine, where the memorial services VIII
be held, after which the line will form
and proceed over the following route
to Delaware Auenue, to Washington u
9th, TO Market, 10 9th, and di,lnI"s.
Admiral Is. f. Dupont Post "' tH'
city, accompanied by Admiral DuIoHY
Post Of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Adml"''
DUPONT Post Of Philadelphia, vii tt"'
II special train on the morning OF pt'
coration Day, and proceed to Dnro%
Station on the W. x n. Il. K. for lD'
purpose Of visiting the place OF Az
miral $. L. Dupont, where the meno''
al services will be held. Corpora l0'
ner, of Brooklyn, n. Y, will deliver a.
address. Corporal Tanner is n wr'O".
ed veteran, having lost both lcgsddr''!
the war.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
THIRD ED|T|ON ,
Gervneu W. Americas Base ball.

German W. Americas BaSe ball.
A game will be played by the Ger
man nine and American nine, Liquor
Dealers, at the Quickstep grounds to
morrow afternoon. Game called -.
$50. The proceeds are to be Civ as Nv
the Children's Home and st. .,'.,o on ~
Orphan Asylum. The ma ,oasmant
have rendered the groundsfr eInene sShnsno
on account of the charita' 10 di,nosition
TO be made of the fun ''o sHIp;ss;nn
25 cents; reserved 81 .ts ~ u TO u cents
extra.
The German a,ne are as follows ::
Fredefick D. ia 1n,eier, pitcher; Lewis
s'asse, G" - >ter Elmer, b.; +. Heis, "a
b.; W. ". Roeben, Sd b., Joseph
St9ckle, SIS; f. =. Freye, l. f.; r.
WIN Ter, r. f.; Anton Hauber, c. T..
Fi.eld Captain, +. p. Freye.
l>eserves-C. Bauer, &. Schwartz,
Karl Specht, John Fehrenbach, IL.
Feldmeier, II. Blouth, Andrew Grotz,
Jacob Roller, Andrew Wilhelm, Conrad
Keller, f. Wagner, M. Rosser, Gus.
Ten Weges, VIM. Alsentzer, Lewis
Winkler, Anton Henze, A. Schafer, j.
Bauman.
American. John Saysrs, p. John
Smith, c.; John Doian, b. Il. Cot
tingham, h. John Mercer, 3 b. John
Vests. $. John Dougherty,l. +. james
King, r. f.. p j. Babcock, C. t.: Field
Captain, John }. Dougherty.
Reserves. Reynolds, j. Me
Bride, John Graham, John Mccartney
VIM. Legg, John Legg, I. Il. Merritt
Geo. Ortlip, John Mealey, Isaac Pyle
G. j. H. Beckett, Samuel Finley, Geo
Robinson, VIM. II Brady, James kel
ley, j. ?. Smith, John =. Donahue.
The First Regiment Band will makes
short street parade, and then proceed II
the grounds.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
The Conflict OTAuthOrity.

Deputy States Attorney Cooper wri'
to Philadelphia this morning TO lnv'',
gate the case of Harrington, the S1,,
who was arrested Oh a vessel IL !"
Delaware river, near the mouth Of ~,
Christiana, by n United States Mai'n
from Philadelphia, on charge OF Gau'
ing the death of the mate by pu5dT'
him overheard. If Mr.. COorerj lb"
that the man can be tried for the t'i'''
in Philadelphia, he will not in9 n9rri'r'
otherwise he will have him brO'igIl'
this State and tried before the COur' ''
this County.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
EOrty-IourfI, visit.

This is the torty-rourth professional
visit oi l'r. Darln"n to our city, and he
may be- consulted At hi, office, No, 800
Market street, The Doctor has treated
macy hundred cases ia our city and
his reputation is wei established .--
Those suffering from disease should
call promptly and secure relief.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Irish Point EmbroideTies,

lust received a new lot OF
these popular and desirable
goods, embracing several
numbers, which we will sell as
low as IS cents a yard. Con
sidcring the width and style
Of the goods, they are very
cheap.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Fish ~.

w. NJ. Kennard 4 Co. have just
opened the finest line Of black and
cream fshus they have ever shOwn,pu
chased direct from the importers, and at
small advance. Also, children's COL
larsin large variety In medium and fine
goods.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
pauer Hangers Take Notice.

All paper hangers will please meet In
the Water Witch Engine House to-mor-
row (Friday) evening, at so'clock, as
business Of great importance to them
will be transacted.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
DEATHS.

JOHNSON-On the 9th inst, Mary q. I'M.
son. daughter Of the late Samuel j. aNson
Relatives and friends are respect .allv IN =.
yited 70 attend tne ioneIaI svan3h ,r3 Mte resi-
inst, to leave the house at s,olcck. Inter.
ment at Stanton.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

A nine from the Kent Iron and
Hardware Company W Ill play picked
nine from the other hardware stores
on Saturday afternoon, at Schuetzen
Park.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
MARRIED.

BOYD-DOGHERTY- Calvary Church
Rectory, on Thursday, May 81, by the Rev.
Dr. Dubois, Hugh Boyd and Mary Dogher-
ty, both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
ND TUEEI 5BS North FONrth ~.
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This is the only book which is free from all
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Office hOurs:--9 Il. III. to 4 p. IN, and from &
to sh p. IN. Sunday. y a. IN. TO z =. N.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
nHILA ADEI.PHiA, WILMINGTON " AND
BALIIMOR RAILROAD
u,,u
IN MilnlnIrtnp 40 Eulln ~ 4

Trains leave Wilmington As follows
For Philadelphia and intermediate 80.
t!ous, 6.55, 100, 1890 a. m.; 2.3J 400, 7.D 81
p. m
Philadelphia (expressl 2, 2%3, $50. ;.'os.l6,
., 9.3s, 95s. ll.5a a. IN. l2l6, l.53, 5l7, $40,
6.3s, 1925 p. IN.
New York, 200, 2Z9, $50, 6.65, Y.5S, ll.b3 a.
III. *l2.3s ! 80, 2.3O, SIT, e3S, 7.2S p. IN.
baltimore and intermediate stations, LOS
8lT, 1000 Il. m. 800 y. III.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.67 p. IN.
baltimore and Washington, l.42, 4.5l, sos,
81 a. IN. LOO, tkl09, 800, 6.H, ll.O4 p. m.
baltimore only, 1.0b, l0.oc II. m.; l2.8 and o
p. IN
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 800, 9.l0 a. III. LOO, 800, 6.2b
.. m., and L. 55 night
Harrington and Intermediate stations, $40
a. IN. LOB, 6.25 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations 80 ..
m.; LOS p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
$40 a. N: II. 90 m., $50, 7.30, $50 p. NJ.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 223 q.
III. 5l7, e.3s, 726 =. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l.42, 4.5l, 500,
III u. m. 1lO4 p. III. Baltimore, loo a. In.
For further information passengers are ro-
ferred to the timetables posted at the Sta
tiOns.
Trains marked ~ are limited express, upon
which extra fare is charged.
CHARLES T.. PuHH, J. X. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

CURES SCROFULA,
" SORES,
- ULCERS,
" ROLLS.
" ERUP1IONS,
" CATARRH.
" HEUMATISM,
" SKIN DISEASES.
" BLOOD DISEASES,
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
REMOVES ALL TAlNT
Hereditary or otherwise.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
Is TIE Great BLOOD REM EDY ofthe Age
Write : for full particulars, and little book
Message to the Unfortunate Suffering"
$751; 900 REWARD will be paid 10 any
Chemist who will tnd on analysis Of 100 bot
ties Of ;. :. ). one particle Of Mercury. lOdide
Of Potassium. or any VI ineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atltnut, Ga.
Sold by all Druggists, 81 to " rs per bottle
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10

XIvANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman tprotestant,) to assist lady OF
house and be companion to same. To right
one, good positiOnat 900 West Tenth street 4.
ml0-lth
Daily Republican., 1883-05-10
Wouldn't You

w ONAAAA - wa
Rather wear a suit OF
clothes that fit you COM
tortably,evenifth
made Of common goods,
than a no fit, unsightly,
uncomfortableone made
OF fine goods?
AT J. T. MULLlN &.
SoN's, 9th and Market,
Wilmington, Del, you
get your clothes made
toft you, and llhave to
runno risk or worriment
about it. Their stock
was never better. 1t
contains the finest i'm
ported grades made, with
a very extensive assort-
ment of all grades from
which you can choose
vOur own selections,
They also have Boys
Youths and Mems suits
ready-made, the prices
Of which you will be
surprised at.
J. T. Mu||in & Son.,
Merchant TailOrs and Clothiers,
Sixth and Market Streets
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