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New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

,vcopnrnRFAr. ESTATE rR NNsFER9-N Y CITY
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REAL ESTATE.
,,-sr~Fss ATTHE EXCHANGE.

,..;,ess at the Real Estate Exchange seems
. have reached iOw-wa'er mark Tnase were no aus
oa sale. advertised yesterday yet the a''enaano0 ~Ts
Ho HoA % the average. Corners on the avenues seem
e'srsnd. Last week the sales OF two corners ~ 0N
ns1a.ave ID were reported; yesterday scott Myers
Nchos the sale by them OF a plot o. srou,,' u
rePpS'es II on the northeast corner o. SEo nnn
wenty.thirl-st. and seventh ave lot So-;vo"
,,ares r. Coster. formerly United states Fen-
a,snt was proposed for menoersnip OF u, rh9 Ea
sion - - rssteriay Nv samuel Glover william W: rosk.
enss 10 Brosd way. was also proposed ior
O. 20 - p Fol-y and nded by Phllllp A chiS
by jon" sale OF 400 vacant lots at ozone Ia,
viii lake plac to-day on tire premises a"e Van
j. l., wycEof Mccormick. Union and Lawn sts Va. va,
hre Mace and Hatch. Oakley. Ocean Dehlon n, s a
49,, ives The property immedlately aaJons 49,
t,en and IS situated on both sides oil Tue "oouH"''"
sne W NO. -. IS a cali AZ the brokers meeting TOR four
AZ sIling below Thirty ourth-st near fi'n aNe'
Go.y ,rr from $40 $4,000 year. ana a p.o-
on,iOO above Csnal-st. close TO the North hNer, O
lv,s,oy purroses hvestOry new building ehHnee,
s.r e,c 45xlO0. ia Centre-st near Cshai 81, q
pggneeaa sor SlO5 600 grain farm or ia acrcs,
Gu. q, nne rooms and large barn. etc., IN Sonei s
r,-fv j. for $1,000; and country seat @ anu a. "a
~ ssry-echt acres IN Brr-eu county, ~ - '"Si'0
srou New-YOrk for >aOVOo
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SEw-YoRK. MONDAY, July 10. 1854

xor'c auctions real estate were held al le hA'9
49, auction Room today.
LIST OF AUCTIONS Tt EsDAf JULY ~
Ry Peter T. Meyer. -,o-,coa
.., al. Kearuev referee. plot OF ana luA s 49, ~,
an buildings Nos 40 20 - bondSt u g. Ns - and Il
- los 2-KluO each and buA"4NSS Nus ~ ~
,irrai Iones ST. uf bo~eiy - - .,, ava G " cor Of
.-,ee ale plot OF land lOoll1lsO on 4tlA'" . " wa -
ST.
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Business Gbaures.

4 RARE CHANCE.-S2 600 to $1,000 will
I secure half interest Al established soap factory tO
used q tending business partner cash
department 10 nd per guaranteed security refer
exchanged positively no agents
~ BOX g. Tribune once.
EOR SALE-Weil established hat store
small neat profitable located on Oes downtown street
bArg aln. Address y Eil. - IrUune once
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Gituations hanteo--fcmale

6iiuations Uanteo- females.
CHAMBERWORk, WAITING, &c.-bf d
~ young, active. Intelligent gir willing 10 De us.a NY
dersiants chamberwork. waiting. VI would AAc sen'i
a small family country good home uoi a., -
than Ugh wages MARY, No l5s On ave, neai l-'nsS-
COOk or HOUSEWORk by neat eisn
~ xirl city OF country good aundrcss not AFRAID o
work sober, honest Kind ~ children -'E ulA'e- H'-
l7tA-st
NOOKS, HousewOrk Girls. Chambermalds
~ Nurses also good German help and AZ mus
for and country. SO 9Th ave. above iOthst
EOOk, LAUN UNDRESS-WAIIRESS, HOUSE
~ MAID or NJ E.-TogrthsT separate both tiuy,
neat capable Foot refercnces honest sooer'
willing Gall az 9th ave-, near l1thsI
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a
-' - Bu p,fcr T. Ncncr. 80
- al. / Kearnev referee. plot OF land lux ivv' W.,
H,,ffiurs % - bondst y Ivy ~ II
an pug Ins 81 100 each and buildings Nos - IN" -
era, MOT OF lanl lOOlfxlsO 4tllave S " COZ Vi
AsS-.'
= >-,rrDl Y V CITY
RFfGi.Nl y tfNi - \ =
c following shows the real estate uAnSa' 'io"'
tit 't-4-''' "'- pcvnolds
rod Il SOS Il " OF ave \, IWA''' 800
ans vifc 90 A NJ liN.~Ns" r-r p,,ck In
A,eA = 4~34 Il Il OF 4-i-''' 'NN-''
.tia,a ......- .,. ,,-.-,- NJ -'-0
Iat $50 --5. llo5 IL OF NA4. ',,'',,.-.Ii, 80
Npsivkc and another 10 i, \ ,,'-.,.-- 4 samuel
geili ST. 90 s6J o r. co -'-' AZ l6.5OO
Mclean. eAgcntor 70 a N-'- ino Bannau % 4
7r.aty -,-,,-.,i,74v
Eouc 70. s s. Y n o ol :, ,s.,a : Worr.u -
luI. N a teIi Al. 49, i,t, zoos
s7th 81 s. $50 y u. oi, ',4snSS' $4,000
and vile 70 n 'fi i,,,ll.-, oc, ro.xo5.I2-.
~ 81. Fox estate "a ~ ai'f -"-'-
FfrrInrura 10 ! Wing pioi@ 700 -, All
ls2e & 81 d 5, = We W. y 70 " A ioser 2L25o
lslst ~. u >. 100 70 e ~ l4tiiN' 4uNA4'" y N'
~ ot T. Ice ,,...- 49,. -a, r6o p p Lee
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GoicIs.

DARTIES compelled to stay in town will
Lud coolest rooms most luAurious living lowest
prices world 400 and lighted
HOTEL 81 GEORGE.
Brook lvr Heights.
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PARE CHANCE.


CAPE NAY CITY. y. J.
Inst rl'oD needed. Frame house a rooms bTck house.
lOrouu. OutDuldings and one acre ground Address
N 33i Penn ST., Camden, y J.
WOOLLEN FACTORY for Sale or to Let
W cleap-Thc wooen MI Of the late samucIIia az
ths lzo " Caiskl Ten SEQ steam power 10 good
ornsr sprnklers adjoining navgale stream SUP
buildings transportation 10y water anu uy ran
HALLOC K, JENNINGS & CHASE. Catskn y. 7.
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Crrurslous.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
1rors SSoSScom7S"G

TIE ONLY AII~wATsR ROUTE DIRECT TO TIE
CONEl ISLASD AND LONG BRANCH
IRON PfER-
THE BEST EXCURSION ST AIBOAT SERVICE IN
TIE WORLD.
TO.DAY's TIME TABLE FOR cONEY ISLAND.
WEST Z3p-- J.. y Il. q, fO. II a m. /
2.20 gI5 ! 10 son. foF. : ~ 800 900 y n.
LEAVE PIER NEW No y p tBafrerv plac. station.
Eleva ef Road go 1880, II 30 - so. l-30. 2.IS
2. 3 IS. 40 $50. 90 : 81 $50 9 80 p. u.
RfTU RNISG
LEAVE CONEY ISLAND Old PIER. I1-tO =. n. 1:fo
S25 800 $40. 10 1880 p. n.
LEAVE CONEY TSLANDtNEW PIER. lO4) n. n. l2tQ.
Z.4n. 4.iO ) .. 7sO. a4O y. m.
and - much ofenar a. of travel may reno
The last boat from Coney Island lands al Per No
, y. II.
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EOunirp properig for Salr au0 90 Eel

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Bargal II
~ residence property AMI building sites Houses to let
CLARENtE TUBES Beckman-st., Room ~
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WANTED TO RENT.-A mill property suit
w able FOR silk weaving. Address = NJ Tribune Once
WANTED-A country place of about three
W acres Ina or near vii age good house on. and half
bears pom particulars. Address T., Lock Box
Is Southport, Conn
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CONsIGNEEs


Per steamer Ethel from Cohen's Bluff and
way dings-Garnett, s u Co. + Cohen, Il
Glhbs. Ellis, II 4 Co, NJ Hull. Lelaer,
A Douglass 4 Co, 5 Rich, Order, NJ Doyle,
Z l. Lane, W Metzger, A Pearson, j h
mbaoh. d Cookshutt, Duggan.
Fer Central Railroad. Feb ll-FoTdR Agt
Jno Flannery Co, NJ Maclean, Woods h. Co,
BALDWIN Y Co, NJ Conner 4 Co, A Lehier, j
Usher, Walter, 4 Co, W W Gordon a Co,
wood & Bro. Garnott, s & Go, T Nj Farley
I j Guilmartin & Go, Graham. Ii \ Co, Order,
4 Kirkland, Craven, G K Stults, Weed \ q,
Parish, Moore n, n Hull, l. Putlel,
Lilienthal Son, T T Bond, 7 Epstein & Bro,
A Hanley, z Eckstein \ Co, Nj Ferst 4 Co, G
Kerr, A Champion, s Guckenheimcr y SON,
= Heidi n Co, Lee Roy Myers, Acosta r,
Henderson, u q Bacon 90. J Collins,
j + Williams, j A Pearson, ID X Thomas. Vale
Royal Mt Co, Peacock. Ii & 20, Eckman Il ',
A Einstein's Sons, A Enrich Bro, LATTE a
o, Al Mendel n Bro, Graham & HI, Miss Viola
Baldwin, Meinhard Bros & Co, G p small.
Fer savannah. Florida and Western nv,
Feb ll-pransfsr ONCE. Jno Flannory 4 Co.
Peacock, Co, SOlomons 4 Co, Aoosta 4 r..
bendhelm Bros A Co. II M Fers 4 Bros, h Ca
pie, j Douglass Co, ID T. MyersOn, l. Stern,
Ludden 3, Neidlinger 4 Il, NJ BOlev a Son,
II Hall, j Silva Paul Decker, K Minis,
4 J Miller \ Co, Meinbard Bros & Co, + NJ
Tidwell, M Y Henderson, Epstein 4 w, ID
Hodges. Mcmillan Bros. A r Fawcett. E w
Baker, Lou Monroe, j 9 Thompson, Weed 4 @
Lee Roy Myers, Acosta \ e., Il II Levy a. Bro,
Holcombe, q = Co, A Falk 4 Son, x Power,
Reppard & Co, Dale, ID h Co, Bacon. j d Co.,
McDonough 4 Co, ID c Bacon n G., 5 Cohen,
J II Speight, j X Clarke 4 Co, Kavanaugh 4
b, Rieser Il s. Smith Bros h Co. p Williams
Ellis, Co, BALDWIN a Co, Walter, Il Z Co,
g 1 Jones, W w Gordon 4 Go, Warren & A,
NJ Maclean, d Y Dancy, NJ & u Mcintyre,
I III Farley, II II Conner & Co.
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MAKKGrs BY rGLEaEAPH.



LONDON. Feb II. noon. The amount Of bull
lion IN the bauk OF England increased $780,
B2l during the past week.
PARIS, Fec. 1.-THE weekly statement Of
the Bank Of France elbows an increase Of
lJa29.00o francs in gold and a decrease Of
05i.000 francs IN silver
NEW YORK, Feb. II. noon .--stocks active but
heavy. Aonev easy At 1902 per cent. Tx
ehRnge-iOng. - 81. short. 81 80. stals bonds
neg ected. Government bonds dun and heavy.
$500 y. m.-EXOhangeS g.. Money closed A.
1902 per cent. Sub Treasury balanees-Gold,
&lh1.i26,0 o; currency $40 30 0c0. Government
bonds hrm: four per GEMS lM4; three per
cents. lO0ss BID. state bonds strong.
Erie and 81. Paul cane forward at the head
OF tho list to-day, and coGler4 suddenly as
eumed a second place Ia the dealings. Bust
ness was widely distributed. Taken rs a
whole the market was strong, aud fractional
reactions showed very decided strength. Con-
trary 10 general expectation, the market Ia
the ear dealings WAS ttr0ng but advances
~ rule we're only fractional. Later there
was an alternately upward and downward
movement within moderate range, until In
the last hour, when priceH were again heavy,
but the closing quo GtiDns show net advances
for nearly everything on the list, ranging
from small fractions TO over ! per cent,
LackAwanna aud Erie preferred each being
up ~ and ~. Paul I, while Western Union IL
down = and Louisville and Nashville x per
cent. sales 49, 600 shares. Tue market closed
about steady, but weak for grangers and coal
ers. The following are tue closing quota
tlonps
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Lighthouse Board.


Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry,
Feb ll--7l5 bales cotton. "a cars lumber. cars
iron. s26 bbls rOsin. so bbls spirits turpentine,
28 bbla and 1851 boxes Orangee, cars wood, 30
bales hides. q bbls rice. 10 trunks, 2 pkgs col
lara, 20 sacks cotton seed meal, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Feb ll-i,l49 bales
cotton. IS bales yarns, M bsles domestic, 10
bales plaIds, bales bid0s, bale leather, 2
pEgs paper, 81 pkgs tobacco, 81. lSi pounds ba-
con. bbis spirits turpentiua, ~ bbls rosin. /
pkg dried fruit, $50 bbls lime, 2s5 sacks bran,
1852 bales hay. 50 bble whisky, 500 BIB GOur,
80 pkEs furniture, l,OS6 bushels corn, 10 pkRs
vegetables, ~ cars lum Der, b2l bushels rice,
BIOL syrup. l2l tons pig iron, l.oe5 pounds tai.
low, pkg machinery, IS bales paper stock,
ii4 pkgR mdse, iron safe, 81 pkgs hardware,
30 bbls cotton seed oil. 80 bbls eggs, cases
eggs, $50 bbls grits, car coal, 80 pkgs pillow
material.
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
way landings bales cotton. $50 bills rOsln, 10
casea eggs, 10 900 stats. 2.iOo heads, 5 cords
wood, 900 feet lumber, cOops turkeys. 8
coOps chickens, dressed hog. 8 sacks Dota-
toes, stove. LOT treoa. bdls hides, ppl leys,
2 Obls bread, boxes mdse, uunkb mdse, 1
bbls syrup.
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MARITIME MIsCELLANY.

Vineyard Haven, Feb 9-Bark Vesuyius, of
Richmond. Me, from Pensacola for Boston,
with cotton. sailed from here Jan 81 and re-
turned yesterday. She encountered heavy
weather in Boston Bay and was blown 10 sea,
but received no damage.
Key West, Feb e-The salvage and expenses
of brig Screamer, which struck or a reef at
Tortugas on Feb 2, amounted TO $500.
steamer Nymphga (Br), from Coosaw for
United Kingdom, sailed from Newport News
morning Of 9th and returned 9 me day on ac-
count OF the crew refusing TO PROCEED, al
leging that the vessel was too deep.
Bark Adelaide Ger, heas, from Savannah
in a sinking state Dec "a in lat 81 So N, lon
81 SOW.
Bark NioolettaF Utah, from Girgsnti for
Charieston, was repairing at Bermuda Feb &.
Bark Tnalassa tDutch). from Brunswick for
ondon, had discharged cargo at Bermuda
Feb and would repair ruddeT.
Bark saga Nor. Farup, fron Brunswick
for Buenos Ayres, was repairing at Bermuda
Feb 4.
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MEMORANDA.


Ty Feb II. 1900 . m-Passed out, steam
ship Gate City, ship RosignOl (Br), schr p
Hitchcock.
Came down and anchored, UNKNOWN brig.
Waiting, barks Latcna Nor, Daphne Nor,
Andromeda (Nor)
Wind K, hight; oense fog.
New York, Feb 9--Arrlved, schr Florence s.
Lillian, Smith. Jacksonviue.
Cleared, sOhr K V Glover, Lngersoll, 81 Au-
gustine.
Genoa, Jan 5-sailed, bark Carmelna V
Qtal), VIcara, Pensacola.
Matanzas, Feb s--sailed, brig A CLAIR
monte lBr), German, Savannah.
Nassau, Jan l7-Arrived, schrs Goodwill
(Brl. SWeeting, Key West; 29th, Mary Jane,
Roberta. do; Gertrude tBr), Albury, do.
lsth-9ailed, sohr Edwin Janet (Brj, Cleare,
Brunswick.
Portland, Feb 7-Arr1ved, bark Ecuador
tBrl, Hughes. Pensacola for Dieppe awaiting
removal of sunken dredGe at the entrance to
latter port.
Barter, Savannah; Sth, Nellie A Drury, VIII
son, ST simOn's, Ga.
Ball River, Feb 9-Arrived, steamship
ThOrny Croft (Br), Bender, Baltimore
Boothbay, Fee e-salled, schr Peter II
Croweil, Crowell, for Southern port.
Darlen, Feb 9-Arrived, bark Marisnne
Bertha (GeI), Peitsch, st Vincent, Q V.
Key West. Feb 9--Arrived, schrs Goodwill
(Br). Sweetlng, Nassau; Martha, Pensacola.
Sailed, tug Argus, Philadelphia.
Pensacola, Fe6 s-ArriVed. bark Ajmeer
tBr), Guthrie, Matanzas.
Cleared, bark FeliciAna Chiozza Ital,
Nesta, Fecamp.
Port Royal, S C, Feb e-Arrived, steamer
HugheDdSp tBr), Hews, Baltimore; bark
Jonanne (Ger), Ahlers, Hamburg.
Sailed, steamer Horden (Br), Brown, United
Kingdom; bark Onni (Rusl. Galienlus, DO.
Delaware Breakwster, j b 9-AFrived, schr
VIM Wiler, Miller. Georgetown, T..
Perth Amboy, Feb 9-salled, schr Flora
Condor, Burgess, y uRswiek.
ROokpOrt, Me. Feb sailed, schr ID d Has
kell, Avery, Pensacola.
New York, Feb ll-Arrived, strs Gen Wer-
der. Bremen; MOrGvia. Hamburg.
Arrived out, str Elder.
London. Feb 1.-THE steamer Prydein, from
Savannah, arrived at Bremen eth.
The steamer Blagdon, from Charleston, ar
rived at Bremen 9Th.
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY r. 1885,

NKw 0RLR Ans, Feb. ll.--Cdffee easier; Ric,
81 1890. Sugar steady and arm; Loainaaa
open cute, strietly prime ~ ~ l5.Iac: Lou
isiRna centrifugals, prime yellow clarified 5JS
as lS-l6c. Molasses dun and nominal; LOUISE
ana open kettle, good prime NtdS SIC; prime 20Ss
22c, good com ron sllc; centrifugslv. prime
TO goOd prime lSa41Sc- Cotton seed oil steady;
prime crude 4tsf@t21sc.
NAVAL sToRWs.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. IL, noon.-Spirlta turpen-
tine, 29s Sd.
LONDON. Feb IL. $500 D.m.--spirlts tarpen-
tine strong, spot a. I'd, March ana April delv-
ery sSs s3 Nav to August 2Ss ell.
NEW YORK, Feb. ii, no0n.--Spirlts turpen-
tine steady at 4oe<c. ROsin steady at 81 O2l19
l OH.
s:ee D. m.--spirits turpenhne firm at Ale.
Rosin dun at 81 02l60Rl 071&.
CHARLESTON. Feb. n.-Sptrits turpentine
firm at 3SI5CD3S9zc. ROsin-S0c for strained
and soc for good strained.
WILMINGToN, Feb. ll.-sprits turuentlne
firm at soc. Resin hrm 75c for strained
and soc for good strained. Tar firm at ST.
Crude turpeutIne Arm; hard 81 Is, yellow
dip and virgin 81 30.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1l.--Market firm.
CHARLESTON. Feb. u.-MArket steady: fair
SIC, good 4szG5c, prime 5l4g5S4o; sales 205
bbls
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. lI.-Market quiet; fair
S74dD41sc, good 4i<dslSc, prime 59S1sc; sales
40 bbls.
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Per steamship VIM Lawrence. for Balt-
more. 202 bales upland cotton, n bbls rice,
81 bales sea Island cotton, fl6 bble rosln, 1900
boxes fruit, 70 bales yarnI 80 tons piE ron, 70
bales paper stock.
Per steamship Gate City, for Bostan--a, 7se
bales cotton. 70 bdls hides, iTt bales doniestcs,
bales yarns 81 Ddls iealheT, 10000 feet lum .
p26 boxes oranges, n bills gpiritt turpentne. IS
bbis fosin. 1850 tons pig iron, II bbs nsh, ~ bbh
oysters, 80 pkgs saRdrics, Il
Per bark agua thorf for Croustadt--8sf9
bbls rosln. weighing l,fse,is5 pounds-Pater-
Hon. noWufno n On
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Steamship Gate City, Hedge. Boston-Rioh-
ardson Barnard.
Steamship VIM Lawrence, Snow, Baltimore
Jas West 4 CO.
Bark Ragna CNor), Petersen, Cronstadt--
Hoist & co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-12

Per steamship VIM Lawrence. for Balti-
rnore-Harry caaranston, Harry johnston. A
CllpponEcr.
NJ Castle. Mrs p " ca tie. J White, A o
Daton. 9 Il lord. 6oodnoW. III A Hodge,
Z rAna.ar. N aochaLln. 2 Jahnlon and wife. s
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Metealf, NJ L Lucy, " Sutton, ] A Banker
Jr, W l. Camptel
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
wey landiugs-G O 'iutep. Il N Morgan. Or X
q Norton, Judson LAYTON, Grower, VIM r
smoke, John Smoke. X BREemore ana tfe,
9 F Calhoun, U A Calhoun, c s Warner, Rev
W Jerrell, DR. Smith, z A Bryan, q Meta
ger, MIss Mary Wilcox. NJ Lee, Mlss Minnie K
Box, Mrs Alice Berry, Miss Wilson, and 20
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Gobarro.
9a]l BAY STREET.

A OAkD.
INFORMATION having reached me that
i certain agents, ip order to sell their own
Tobacco, have 1nsinu9ted to some members Of
the trade that the "Gravely" Brands manu-
featured by Messrs. J. H. Johnston & Co. are
not genuine, l beg leave to state that am in
terested with Messrs. J. II. johnston n Co. in
their manufacture and control of my fine
brands OF CIV. 8. Gravely," Extra Chew"
Indian Chief ana Fine 9-Inch" Pug To-
b8ccOs, which. under our contract, are 10 be
LEAF. and l VIII gusranlee that no brands
of Tobacco will De put upon the market su-
peri0r In quality to these brands Of mine.
Very respectfully, W. s. GRAVELY.
MOUNTAIN ALLEY, HIERY Co., VA, May
18th, 1855
For sale by SMITH BROS. & co.. Sole
a gents, wholesale Dealers in Tobacco, segars
and Liquors. IA Bay street, Savau nah, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-12

THE Grst-class iron steamships OF this com.
4 pany are appointed to sail every Thurs-
foilows-standard time.
CITY OF MACON. Capt. WIN. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, Feb. Is, At 6P.M.
GATE CITY. Capt. d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, Feb. 20, at Il AN.
CITY OF MACON. Cant. W. KELLEY
THURSDAY, March 4, at . ?. N.
SATEoIrX. Capt. D. HEDoE, THURSDAY.
March II, at 9 $50 4. q.
Through bills Of lading given to New EnQ.
land manufacturing points and TO LIVERPOOL
The cOmpanYs WharYee in both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading out Of the two cities
RICHARDSON & BARN ARD,
ARenfs
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Stripping 9ntrIIigenrr.
FRIDAY, Feb 70, 1885.

Steamer 81 Nicholas Usiua, Fern ndinR and
way landIugs-C williams Agent.
Steamer Ethel, Gibson, C0hen's Bluff and
landings-W 4 Gibson. MANAGER.
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timber 81 below these figures.


LUNBER.-By SaA.-We have a good supply
OF spot tonnage. and the on fngs to arrive
are sill well mp 20 he wants of trade.
We quote 81 00a5 90 as the range of prices
from this and the near Georgia porLs
on lumber to Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York, sound ports and eastw lrl Tin Der is
60casl higher han lumber rates; to the West
Indies and windward. nominal; to South
America. $l3 5Oal3; to Spanish ami Mediterra-
mean ports, SO 50al1: to United Kingdom
for orders. timber. 27a2ss; lumber "a. Bv
steam to New York. 81; to Philadelphia, s.; to
Boston. So.
NAVAL STOKES, CoAsTwIgK.-By Sail
Dull and OmiDal. FOREIGN.-COrk. etc. for
orders, Is Cd. and. or. As; Batic. "a Cd.
and q IA 1. CoAsTWIsE. Steam - To
Boston. Soc on rosin, 81 on spirits;
to New York, resins 40c, spir s soc; Philadel-
phia, rOsin Doc, spirits soc; to Baltimore, rOsln
SOC. spirits zoe.
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Portland, Me, Feb 6-Notice is hereby given
that the bell buoy of Bangs Island, entrance
to Portland harbor, recently sunk by the ice,
has been replaced.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
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THE steamships OF this company arc ar.
\ pointed 10 sail from savannah Tor Balf,.
more "a follows-oity time:
Feb. l5 &C Pm. :
WIN. LAWRENCE, Capt. SNOW, sATUR-
DAY, Feb. 20, 40 10 A. X.
WM. CRANE. Capt. BLLUPs. THURsDAv y.
Feb. 20, at Up. =
WE LAWRENCE. Capt SNOW, TUES
d. L, March ?, at4P.M.
named at Pm S' @O0Fa
Through bills ladine given 60 All poirts
West, all the monufao uring towns in new
Eng md, and t. Liz efpoOl and BrHnen.
burg; Cincinnati, Chicago, ana an points Wesg
JAS. B. WEST q CO., Agents.
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NOTICE. Tn MARINrRs

Lewes, Del, Feb 9-The whistling buoy
adrift from Overfalls has been silenoed by the
tug North America by order OF the Lighthouse
Department.
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elsrtrtr Belts.
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THE Electro Galvanic SusDensOry Belt Is q
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED Yesterday.

steamer David Clark, Daniels, DOGGY, DR.
rien, st Simons ana Brunswick-C Williams
Agent.
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ARRIVED UP FROM TYBTE YEsTER-
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Johan Hansen Nor, Anderson, Il
load for Cork for orders-Master.
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Steamship Gate City. Boston.
Steamship VIM Lawrence. Baltimore.
Ship ROsignol (Brl, Norfolk.
Scbr Samuel p Hitchcock, Darien.
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POULrRY.-Market easier, demand fair,
stock large. EaGs.-ln fair demau d, market
well supplird: market easier. PEANUTS
Ample stock; demand light: native peanutai In
lightreq uest a quotations. SUGAR.-Georgla
and Florida. nominal: none In market.
HpNET.-No demand; nominal. Sweet Pota-
toes scarce: demand good.
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TO NEW YORK.
NAC0OcHEE, Capt. f. KEsProN. FRI.
DAY, Feb. u, at II Noon.
TALLAHASseE. Capt. w. n. FISHER.
hoNDAf. Feb. 10, at p. NJ.
Ot ~, OF or. AUGUSTA, Capt Il. 6. EJoKRR-
SON. WEDNESDAY, Feb. II, atsP.M.
oITYoESAvANNAB. Capt. a. C. DAG.
Vfrr' FRIDAY. Feb 10, at7 An.
cHATTAdOOOHET, capt. J. W. CAFKA.
RiNE, MONDAY, Feb. y, at9A. II.
nd PHILAD ELpEKTA.
.IneSe steamers 10 not carry psasengeru.I
JUNIATA. Capt. 5. L, AsKrss. gATrTg
DAY, Fob. Ia. at 80 p. N.
DEE ~ Capt z SMITH, sATURDAY
y Anrough billie OF saing givsn % Eastern ana
MoIthN eelern po'nss ana % port~ ~ So
Oniteo ingdoEl md the ContlE8nt.
forfreight or passage apply 10
q. NJ. soRkHL, Agent,
City Exchange building.
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSKEP co.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

CABIN PASSAGE. $40 On
EXC URSION Is 0a
sTEERAGE. ~ 90
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oFFIcE0E rlTa 4 ltN[NG NHWs.

0Aa Tsland.-The market was very quiet,
hnt fairy steady and unchanged. There we're
no sales reported. Holders are asking the
Foilowtno ouOtations:
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Nero ANTS and sinars' TransOorta .
lion Company.
FOR BALTIMORE.

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THE magnificent steamships OF thia com.
- pany are appointed 20 sail ~ follows
standard time: