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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-14
rT,HoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-14


place. He was tall and SLENDER with very fair
hair, light blue eyes, a straight nose, and a
small mouth.
Mrs. Leroy. the young wife of old Captain
Leroy-looked up to with great respect by
three-fOurths of the population of Wildwood
because she had her bonnets and gloves straight
from Paris, gave it as her opinion that his
brow was too narrow, and his chin too retreat
ing give NE, she said calmly and cOolly,
THE chool-master, any day, In preference. He
Is not quite as tall but his shoulders are
broader. so Is his forehead, and he has certain
manly look and way about him that is utterly
lacking In Mr.. Matthew Brewster
Strange as it may appear. did not feel as in
dlgnant at this adverse criticism of my betrothed
! 10y the way, had stipulated at the time of our
engagement, now two months old that mar
rage should not be thought of for at least two
| years. as some OF the other girls did Nette
/ Haley, for instance-daughter Of HALEY. the
| builder, with a snug little fortune In her own
/ right. inherited from her nother-was particu-
| larry wroth.
'.She only talks that way" she said. referring
to Mrs Leroy, because she wants to seem
different from everybody else, just as she sends
TO Paris from this Out-Of-the-way village for her
bOnnets and gloves. Why, there's no compari-
/ son between the two men. Matt dances beauti-
fully; Mr. Erickson don't dance a step. Matt
/ sings lovely; Mr. Erickson can only jon In q
bass Matt has complexion like girls; and
Mr. Erickson has one like-like-"
! "A mans" / suggested, mischieyously, as she
! paused for a comparison.
| 'Oh, pshaw, Ella, what q tease YOU are, And
/ about Your own beau, too! But don't really
| believe you know"-and here she heaved deer
| sigh-"what lucky girl you are"
Well, began the Reader and soon became
/ so absorbed In my work that everything cas-,
| eyes upon instantly resolved itself into Firs,
| Lesson. Did the butcher stop at the door. 81
see q man; he is a butcher; butcher sells
| meat" Immediately flashed through NV brain
| Did one OF my intimate friends call, / greeted
/ her In my mind with, 81 see a girl; her name Il
May (or Lib, or Molly, whichever it might be)
| '.she comes to tell some news" My very dream.
.were haunted by like examples. I saw tn.
| queerest things. Their names were gibberlsh
| They played strange and ridiculous pranks
| But for all that--perchance In consequence o
all that-the book progressed rapidly and tn,
| first hundred lessons were almost completed
| when mother received letter from cousin O
| hers, dated from the same place in Austrian,
| from which Uncle Sans had come. 1t read q
| follows:
"DEAR SARAH.-Your brother-in-law starts 10
wildwood In a few days trust that he WI arriv
safely, and bring you permanent relief nom you
! pecuniary troubles. You Will ind him mucl
changed in personal appearance-the result OF sew
| eral hard fights in which he has been engaged
| since you last saw him. Never handsome he q
now-peculiar- looking. / write this especially Il
| warn you, and to have you warn the others not Il
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-25
Supreme Court, State Of Florida

ALLa5AssEE. FLORIDA, JUNE TERN A. D. 1884.
venaneip Sanchez Administrator de bonis non, &c.
of theestate of John Forbes, deceased, Appellant,
VS.. Thomas Dow, ct al. Appellees.
1T APPEARING To THE COURT THAT MAR.
Il garesSnclair Kemp, one of the appellees in this
cause, r. dead, and the representatives of said Mar
garet S1cair Kemp having failed voluntarily to be-
come pafties to this cause and the death of said
Margaret Sinclair Kemp having been suggested on
the record by the appellant;
NOc, kserefOre, on motion of Fleming & Daniel
attornek for appellant it is ordered that unless the
proper resentaives of the said Margaret Sinclair
Kemp sbail become parties to this cause within the
first tbtse days of the next term of this court to
convene Jon the second Tuesday of January. 1855
the said appellant shall be entitled TO open the
ord andstrocte ed to bearing and Judgment in this
cause; firo,'ded that copy of this order be pub
ashed ID some newspaper in the CITY of Tallahas-
ace, onds week for three successive weeks, be-
ginning III least thirty days before the first day Of
the nextterm of this court; Provided further, that
personal service of copy of this order upon the
personal Representatives of the said Margaret Sin
clair Keflp shall be deemed equivalent aud sub
stitut- fbf publication.
A true copy.
ATTEST: c. b. FOSTER,
Clerk Supreme Court of Florida,
By B. B. WILSON, Deputy Clerk
NOyezAEer Is, lSS4-3w
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Proposals for Convict Labor,
ADJUTAST-GESERAL's OFFICE.
TAIIAH AaaHE TIA Nornnnha. II


TALLAHASSEE, FLA, November II. 1884
@ EAl,ED PROPOSALS will be received .t 81.
y 6Gee until December oath, A. d. 1884 a Is
O'CLOCK NJ, for the hire of state Prison Convies. -
this Sfste for the period of two years. Commerce.
JaDuafy !, 1885. There will be on hand on Janrs
|. 1883 about 100 convicts These as well a. 49,.
who fgsy be convicted and sentenced to the ef.,s
Prison during the years A. d. 1855 and 1876 a.. \,
be hirfi and must be covered by the bids.
No bid will be considered that does not nrono..
to receGe the convicts sentenced after nmasr
1885, s4tbe Jail of the county where sentenced ~
pay aT 3costs and expenses accruing after the ser
teDcel znd TO receive the other couyicts above =.
ferredito AT the present. camp of the convcts nes,
Live Oek, SuwaDnee county, Florida.
Contractors will he required TO give bond v;,A
suretif: for the of their contracts .nS
to fce@. cothe and provide the necessary medicne.
and I*Aical att ention for convicts as NAV he nra
scribeN. 10y the Board of State institutions ana !.
snfhciy.at guard, to be approved BY the Adiu.snt.
General. The convicts are not to be taken out of
Flofids and the contr set is to be subject "a ths
laws glhs State in relation to hiring such cony,ets
"A copy 9f which will be furnished on application
ThefHght tn reject all bids is reserved Proposas
will u ened in the presence Of the Board of State
tnstttsnus. They should be endorsed Proposals
TO HiTefConvicts. and ad 'ressed 10
i: }. Z. YONGE, Adjutant-Genefal
Novfsnber i, lSS4-6w
~T f'oNy Times Union, publish once week for
four ~tS H.; ampa Tribune aud Live Oak Bulletin
please IAaniish four times and send bill 10 Adutapt.
Generals office.
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NOTICE 3 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
~ sons shs have any demands against the estate
1t William P&Byrd, deceased to present them with
ept delay to v. l.. Moor, agent for the undersigned
Administering of said estate
FANNIE 8. BYRD, Administrative
Tallahassee. .October H. lSS4-Sw
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For Sale or Rent !

rTNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY.
/ to-wit: lots Sc, 81, IS, 50, A, IS, 46 and A,
situated In city OF Tallahassee with the improve
rnents thereon. dwelling house which now re-
side Ia, furnished, rooms first floor and in at
tie. we'll piasered and comfortable with good
kitchen and fiae clstern complete, all insured one
yEar. Lote al on one square together and fenced
oifin edePartnnts inc uding garden barn. yard sta
bles. carriage house. wagon Sheds cow-lOt and shed.
eqntafeng nexy 10 acres, 80 odd pear trers, Is or
20 orange trcet, about the same number Of peach
trees OF Due Find and variety, nice flower yard all
situated on ,Oxege Hill and near TO the College On
soath side ene view of the depot and railroad,
ana surrounding country. Also, wish
to sell fihe .mules well matched, l two-borsc
wagon and hskness, nice buggy and harness IN
gsSd cendliebns plows pair piowgear, one good
harrow and Ons good culliv tor, 70 bead of cattle
ceslslstIng Off good milk cows and Scalves. 5obes
Of 6He qualify Is head Of h"gs 200 bu> hels of corn,
600 or 1000 pFands of fodder, more or less. some
os5s and sweet Aotatoes, pumpkins. DC For terms
APPLY TO the subscriber. A. A FISHER
TALLAHASSEE Fla, Oct. %, l6S4-tf
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THE VIM. LESTER PLANTATION

rs FOR RENT OR LEASE TO RELIABLE t,AN-
l. ties. This farm is situated on Lake lannon's, -
Vile. and 11kmiles of the public road. CoHsaihs
1889 Part of this plantation Ii rolling Sie,
Of fine soil for cotton and has never failed to pro-
levil, rich soil, lying next the lake. and prodacea
the finest corn and grain-also splendid pastnraSe
for stock. Sugar cane and potatoes grow anywaefe
on the place in the greatest luxuriance Thers 10
new 2story gin house with good gin and iron Freas
Also new barn and other ont buildings. Thit
place can be rented for 81 .0oO. with the Mae
of four Mules, to be returned In good cynd.
ton replaced If lost IS bales OF good cotton,
to be delivered in Thomasvlle. AZ
/ will sell also other mules, Mustang posy, 9
fine colts (Almont) one now Is the other IL moaths
old-both bay mares from splendid mothers--i .
Kentucky mare, the other part Morgan. Atss
good mich cows, one-hslf Jersey.
Parties wishing TO rent can communicate with T..
L. Wyche or r. E. Lester. Townsville, Ga, or:
MRS WILLIAM II. LESTER; );
2S-2m Bradiordville, Fsa. (
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NOTICE.

TTNpER THE PROV IsIoNs OF AN Acr =.
~ tie Legislature Of Florida for the relief a. "
ferson. NJ Adison, sus aimee, Columbia. r.. ~.
Bradford, the Trustees OF the In ernal Impro,s.s.
Fund will ent' rain proposals for furnsbinc - -
Of the said city aud counties for redemnein. 49,
cancellation. In snm not greater than ten ne, -.
Of the outstanding Indebtedness of sueh a., -. -.
counties for the next ten DAYS ~ sad
HENRY A. Length
Treasurer Board Trustees l. / Fnna
TAIkAHAssEE, FLA, Nov Is, 1884 s'
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Guardians Notice.

Guardians Notice.
NOTICH!S HEREBY GIVEN THAT AS GUAR.
~ dian II the estate OF Thomas Roberts and
Charles R4Frts, infants, will apply to the Hon.
David 5. WEtker Judge of the Circuit Court of the
second judi, ial Circuit of Florida at his Office 10
the city OF Tallahassee. ON the 18th day of Nov,m
Der next oIaas soon thereafter as can be beard for
authority tSse the undivided interests of said in
iants in the Reed Roberts Plantation, lying south
OF end loinfhg Lake jackson, and bounded on the
east by iand1ownej BY Miles johnson, and On the
vest by land; owned by Mrs. Caldwell, and said to
contain hveifuDdred acres. more or less.
4 EUGENIA BOWEN, Guardian.
+; October PSI lSS4-2S-5t
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NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT m a.
in Gofdance with the provisions of the la. As e
Florida, providing for the incorporation of corr,
MES for: the construction of Railroads and CT
We. thc:nndersigned. have formed and orEsnissd :
Canal and Navigation Company of Florida. 10, y!
purpose of constructing, maintaining and oper.,ss
. cansl with vessels propelled by horse or Co.
power for the transportation Of freight and pssss
thrMgh Lakes Carrie, Eloise shpp Howard. &C -
non. HArtridge, Rochella, CONNIE, smart and a..
ilton, and from Lake Alfred through Lake. y.
JuliAria. Aretta and Arana, and ell points ON ~.
margpi OF said waters, for the public benefit is
ireigh or travel. j. orc. BLOUNT =
ii Nm. T. WHITLEDcr
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Now that the slsction b Over, 4 =
possible for man to walk . whole block
without having to shake hands with the
genial candidate.
-~ Have railroad trains instinct :" ashs
correspondent of the Pittsburg Ctron-
Gle. Go to the immigrant car, thou slug
gard, and learn wisdom.
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The Gem of Blood Purifiers.


IN ID q r u ID BY H d ACTHCHNG
PHYSICIANS.
PxHRy G A.. June 49, 1884 Il genuine allopathst-
member Of the regular school and profession Of med
ethics but impeed by candor and truth and sense Of
construction OF that code when declare that
-4OL c. IS NO HUMBUG. r.
have used 1t long; at first doubting'y ultimately,
with implicit confidence in Its remedial virtues know
whereof speak am familiar With the medical prop
critics Of each Of it's component parts 1t is profoundly
Alternative tonic duetic diaphoretic and emmenagogue
o. l. c. IS A PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER
purges the liver and all Its tributaries and branches
and SPECIFIC an naoe cure Tor ali diseases for which
make perfect and permanent cure.
FRED A. ToOMER, ABB, AM aud N. D.
PERRY, GA, June Is. ls84.-We the undersigned have
for many had the pleasure Of personal acquant-
foregoing certificate and know him gentleman
Of unimpeachabe integrity and Of high eOcia and profes
A. 8. GILES. Ordinary Houston Co.. Ga
w. D. NorTrNeHAA, Judge Houston Co Court
z s. wrILoss. Clerk superior Court. Houston Co., Ga
W. N. GoRDoK Commissioner Houston Co., Ga
Nv. CoLYER, Sheriff Houston Co. Ga;
W. BRuNsoN. Tax Collector Houston Co, Ga.
The following are fair samples OF hundreds OF testimo
PEREZ Ca. Jnns 10, 1881 was for twelve years A.
experienced physician be the case he
with in his practice had employed the pest medical
the advice of friend, tried O. l. c, soon commenced
to improve, and after taking nine bottles, fully
stored to health This more than year ago. and
symptom Of the disease has returned.
H. B. WHIBBY
EcHEcoNxEE HoUsroN Co., Ga, .Jnne 16. lss4-I take
pleasure in saying used hal. dozen bottles q o.
and fay restored to health chssrfllly rscemmend
70 from n. oSo1 nave 70 meet
with the rst failure Of O. c. TO do al that IL claimed
Sbrk
re Pxcx, si.60 Pa Borr1z.
THE o. 4. @. CO.. PKRRYs GA.
sold BIZ
W. A. RAWl q.
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J Administrators Notice.
NOTICE lis HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
~ sons wEb have any demands against the estate
OF " A Murray, deceased, to present them with.
out delay TO fae undersigned adminisr ator Of said
estate I. j. HCTTO, Administrator.
Tallahassee Fla, Oct. 81, lSS4-Sw
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80 No." said the merchant, :" don't
advertise now. / used TO, but / gDt coih..
pletely tired out waiting on customers.
Since / stopped that advertisement II have
had Q continual vacation and beeak ble TO
discharge two Of my clsrka SO AI6das
M6ssasaM. a:
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NOTICE TO THE. PUBLIC f.!

HAVING SOLD OUT MY ENTIRE INTEREST
IL in the business of R. 8. Williams q Co. to Mr..
j. X. Cohen. a partner Of the same Arm, who will
continue for himself, therefore respectfully ask
all parties indebted to the Arm to please call and
settle their accounts before the above mentioned
time Very respectfully,
r. 8. WILLIAMS.
August 5, 18S4-5m
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-23

A Letter, \ Lang & Bro, Ludden & B, H Nc
Farlan, Mutual Gas L Co. L Myers, S Nit
cheD, McDonOugh & B, j McGrath & Co, II
Myers & Bros. Morris, W & Co, ID Myerson,
G McGarvey, JnO NicolsOn, A Nichols DR. y
Parsons, Palmer Bros. j Paulsen, Philip d q
Co, Z Postell. Paulsen & Co. John Rourke
J H Ruwe, w F Reid. J ROsenheim & Co. II
Renken, II NJ Reese. w II Raw. Solomous & Co
IL solomon Son, Stults. L Strong II
Sanders, 5, f & w Ry, Savannah Guano Co,
4 A SchwaTZ, NJ ii Schroeder, J Shuptrine
Mrs L Schou, southern Elk Co, schr Derby
sen sen , "a Crawford; q | Taggert, Uuited Gas
Co, b Ulmer, A Weed, Weed & c. WAN
bacher. A M 4 w West, Wylly & c, Weld &
H, w W West, YOnge, { K R, ca Fla
In Co.
Per steamship city Of Augusta, from New
York--W Alexander & Son, Abraham & B.
q GalleD, A r Altmayer g. Co, q w Allen.
Allen & L, G Azendorf, Branch & c, Bend
Boley s. Son, NJ 5 Byck, j Butler, r a
Bird, II Carson, B Cubbedge, A Cham
plon, NJ Case, Crawford & L, L Thanasaw.
Jno Cunningham, w F Cannon, bark Com
steamship City of Macon, Douglass, NJ j
Doyle, Davis Bros, l s Davidson, Jno Derst.
| Dasher Co, w NJ Davidson, Dickerson 6
p, G Eckstein Co, Eckman & V, Epstein
q Bro, Epstein B, A Enrich, Einstein, L &
Co, A Einstein's Sons, J H Estill, NJ Ferst &
90. Frank q Co, A Friedenberg & Co, L Freid,
} IL turber, L Falk & Co, Rev c w Free
land. Fernandez, S Guckenheimer & Son,
L Gilbert Co, Graham q H, L George &
Co, GOrham, J Gardner agt Goldsmith &
ii, Gray OBJ, L J Gazan, f Greenbaum, b
Graeffe, 5 Hexter, A Hanley, Haynes & E,
G NJ Heidi & Co, Hghtower II, Hymes Bros
Co, Holcombe, G & Co, J w Harle Har-
monte Club, j II Herscbbach, Haltiwan-
ger, ID Hogan, Harden Bros, Hopkins n A
Harden Co, Industrial Mfg Co, II Heinriche
Jacques J, Johnson, Gen H r jackson
) krouskof, p o kessler. Kennedy & B, G
keisling' Jno Lyons, Lang & Bro, J LANCE
Llppman Bros, ID B Lester. Ludden & b, NJ p
Levy, Lowell L, JnO Lynch, Logan & Co,
A Letter. 3 II Levy & Bro, J McGrath 4 Co,
Lubs, ID LaROche's Sons, Mohr Bros
NJ LAWN, III Miller Meinhard Bros & Co. A ]
Miller 4 Co, Mathews Bros, Lee Roy Myers
Mckenna, NJ Mendel & Bro, II Myers &
Bros, II Myres, Mcmillan Bros, j Moves Mrs
Nj Muller, w + Munroe, McDonough & b,
MocklenbrOok & ID, E L Neidlinger, Son & Co,
Jno NicolsOn, O'Hagan & B, Order, d O'Con-
nor, Palmer Bros, n Paulsen & Co, p Postell,
Z Piano, II L POlier, Russak & Co, J Reedy.
Rleser Il S, ID Ronwsky, DIR j b Read J Raw,
} ii Ruwe, III Solomon & Son, S, F & W Ry,
Silva. T b Springer, Solomons & Co, RIB
Small, II Sulter, Z Smith, J T Shuptrine, II
L Schreiner, + \ Schwarz, A schwab, G w
Sargent VIM Scheihing, Southern Elk Co,
Schley 4 Bro, Tuberdy, + NJ Tredwell, r II
Iatem. ) Thompson, ii Won Newton, Is f
Ulmer, Weed & @, ID Weisben, Wylly & c,
West, 4 NJ 4 G W West, / w WOrtsman,
Wood, c Wakefield, ii p Williams, Wing
Sing, j Wilder, j Weichselbaum, w U Tel
Co, Ybanez, p GOzena, Ga & Fla In
Co.
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MARKErs By TELEeRAgIG.


NEW YORK. Jan. -, noOn.-StOcKs strong
and higher. Money easy at 2,G2i5 per cent.
Exchange firm-lOng 81 $50; short 81 SO.
State bonds steady. Goyernmrment bonds
lower.
500 p. m.-Exenange, 81 $40. Money, l@2
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances-Coiil, $Ilo, -
253, 900: currency, IS. 9lS.0OO. Government bonds
closed weak; four and a half per cents, ia /;
four per cents, 1885; three per cents, 100 bid
State bonds more active.
There was a much better feeling IN the
share market this morning. In the first sales
prices advanced gals per cent, Kansas and
Texas. and Missouri Pacific leading. Suisse
gOn 1ransCOnunental developed marked
weakness. the former selling down TO 465s and
the latter to 2llS. The general list declined
IN sympathy. In the afternoon ST. Paul moved
up y per cent, and Michigan Central. which
had been duh and neglected, advanced sharp
y 10 s212. The market then eEt away from
northern Paclhcs and continued firm 20 strong
Tor the remainder of the day. After O'Clock
Northern Pacific preferred scored a further
decline 10 asa. report was current that
the oregon IranscOntinental Company had
sold considerable amount Of its Northern
Pacific preferred stock. With the exception
OF this report, the street was unusually free
from untayorable rHmOrs, and to this may be
attributed the decided change for the better
IN the tone Ofthe market. There were large
purchases Of all the leading stocks for both
accounts, and prices quickly rallied after the
SiSar pressure had been removed. The clos
a.s quotations. which. with few exceptions,
$50, aoout me highest of the day, show an adj
xyest.-1ol .1zi9l2s per cent. Compared with
bo1E.lNay final sales, Michigan Central,
royyiny Was 2ts per cent. higher. The bor-
and ed ueiihahd for stocks continues active,
eries- S spisSlnts are still made of late deliv
Jersey Central lent nat, Union
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CONsIGNEEs.

Per Charleston ana Savannah Railway
Jan 2-Fordg Once, Mohr Bros. Singer Ma
chine Co, w A Templeton, II Myers & Bros.
NJ Ferst & Co, Weed 4 c, Jno Cunningham,
GaynOr, Garnett,S & Co.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way, Jan 22-Fordg Office, Peacock. II & Co,
Epstein \ 1, A Haas & Bro, W NJ Davidson,
Bond S, Lilienthal & h, DIR u YanGeesen
S Guckenheimer = son, Lee Rey Myers. L
SaYerese Il Bro, II Miller Mohr Bros, G Y
Hecker 4 Co, Weed & c, Sciple & Sons, Mem
hard Bros & 20, Chas Ellis, H Myers & Bros,
Jno Oliver, B Reppard, D Raoon & 90, S
IL Zoucks, II DOrSett. ID naney, l. Dan
cy. Jno McDonoush Co, j w Seward,
Luddcn Il B, c r WOrtsinger w 5 Hawkins
Einstein Bros. Fretwell &N. Jno r Eason
Saussy, II & r, McGrath 4 Co, j p Williams
Il Co, G L Jones, W Jackson, w W Gordon
4 Co, L Guilmartin & Co, Geo Walter. But
Ter 4 5, Jno FlapneFy & Co, Garnett, h Co.
Warren & A ii M Conner l. Co, PERKINS & Son,
Baldwin \ Co, G G Hardwick, Woods y Co,
II Henderson, II Maclean, Chas Ellis,
Per Central railroad, dan 22-Fordg Agt,
NJ Conner & Co, w W Cord N & Co, Order,
l. GuilmarJin & Co, JnO FlannerY s Cor NJ
Farley, baldwin y Co, Nj Maeean, A A Winn,
WarnOek \ 5, Geo Walter. Garnett, 5 Co,
Bogart s II, Woodbridge & H, Wood & Bro,
Woods & Cor Roach & Bro. savannah Guano
Co, A Hanley, Haynes 4 +, q S McAlpin,
Zorn & Co. J Reedy, L a sehwarz, c NJ
Tyson, w Miller. Ludden \ b, II Kolshorn,
Graham & II, w Chaplin, II Miller, Mein-
hard Bros & Co, Lilienthal & X, / Dasher q
Co. Weed & c, Ohlden Bros. Lippman Bros, II
ROtchchild. a Mcdonald, Haynes & f.
Ramey, Chess, CaTley s Co, Crawford & L.
NJ Heilly, g Ecksten & Co. Richardson & B.
Bend, A Doyle, g Haines, II Hull,
w Z Tel Co, Guckenheimer & Son, Carrie
Branch, NJ Ferst & Co. N Y Henderson, Lee
Roy Myers, Bacon 4 Co, II Chaplin,
Baldwin Co, Geo Wood, w l Miller, X
Germany.
Per steamship City of Macon. from Phila-
delphla9ArkwrIght Cotton Mills, Butler, L
Z Byck & Son, Branch & c. L Brown, c H
Carson, Crawford 4 L, L Cohen. BIZ Cub
hedge, J Y Cavanagh, J NJ Case, CITY & Sub
Paul Decker, Davis Bros, Dasher & Co, Mrs
DeRenne, Eckstein & +, l Epstein & Bro.
Eekman 4 V, Einstein & L, Epstein & B. L
Freid, Frank & Co, NJ Ferst 4 Co, G Freeman,
J II Furber, f c Garmany, Graeffe, Gard
ner, S Guckenheimer s Son, G Gemunden,
N Heidi & Co, f NJ Hull. Hanley, II f
Hewnsouth, J A Herschbach. G Hopkins, A j
Ives. Kennedy & b, Kuekuck Il 6. J Kelly agt,
e j Keeffer, c Kolshorn 4 Bro, Lippman Bros,
Lilienthal & K, j F LaFar, Jno Lyons & Co,
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Tybee, Jan D, 1880 p m-Passed up, steam
ship VIM Lawrence, schrs Anne Grace,
Charmer.
Passed out, steamships Johns Hopkins, Clin-
tOnia (Br). schr NJ b Millen.
Arrived at anchor after dark, an unknown
schooner.
Waiting, ship Renown Ger, brig THETA
(Nor.)
Wind SW, light; fair.
New York, Jan 22-Arrived. Roanoke, Man
haitian. City OF San Antonio, Westphalia.
Arrived out, brig Jas Mason, banks Ocean
Child, Alma, Isca, Palander, Jernals, Madras,
Oscar III. Aedlus.
Homeward. barks Engelbrekt, Feliceb.
Amsterdam, Jan S-Sailed, bark JOhannas
Foss (Nor), Josephsen, Tybee.
Liverpool, Jan l9-ArTived, banks Carl Won
Dobelin LSwl, Jonssen, Savannah; Marx
Twain (Br) Melville. Savannah; Svalen
(Ncrl, Hansen, Pensacola.
Sailed. bark Alma (Nor), Jacobsen, Darlen
Bermuda, Jan l5-Arrved. ship Percy
dam, Olsen, Pensacola, for GreenOck.
London. Jan ARRIVED, bark Grant, Chris
Jensen, savannah.
Queenstown, Jan 10-Arrived, bark Thrush,
Harrison, Savannah.
RochefOrt, Jan 7-Sailed. Foynland, Foyen.
Pensacola.
St Vincent, Dec 2l-Cleared Tinten, Olsen,
Pensacola.
Fernandina, Jan 21-Arrived, schr Flora
Rogers, Jameson, New York.
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NEW YORK. Jan. p, nOon.-Spirits turpen-
tine duh at 35c. Rosin firm at 81 509l So.
500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine dull. Rosn
dun at 81 47l4ldl 5215.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2a.-Spirits tuFpentine
quiet at 5I1zc. Rosin steady; strained and
good strained, 81 Is.
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