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KNoCKING .Ar THE DOOR.
Brunswick's Representative Clamor for
ReoOgR1tton for Their Port.


ReoOgRition for Their Port.
The COMMITTEES appointed by the city au-
thorities of Brunswick, to lay before
the House Committee on Public Buildings
the necessities for a government building
at Brunswick su omitted the following sta
tistics relating TO the commerce Of the
port, and reasons why an appropriation
should be made for such purpose:
a.t COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.
ri being our desire to brier all the facts
in connection with this subiect-matter,
we beg to submit the following compare
tive statement of the increase of the
commerce OF the port of Brunswick
during the past i've years, or from 1880 to
1885:
PRINCIPAL EXPoRTs-lSS0.
Cotton ,balesl .s...--................ 6.O7i
Naval stores tbarrelsl. ....,........... 1880
Lumber (teetl -..--.s...'.......... ,9'4.O4
Total value OF all shipments $!,702, $40
PRINCIPAL EXPORTs-1SS5.
Cottoon tbales) Observation-Disclosures. 2l,7sS
Naval stores rrelsl......-....,.... lu,249
Total value of all shipments. 49, 68,96O
Increased value OF exports within the
five years, 70 per cent.
VESSELS ENTERED DURING 1885.
Sail vessels from foreign ports. .......... log
sail vessels from coastwise ports. ..,...... 286
Ocean steamers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
Inland steamers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sos
Total arrivals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 922
Total departures. Observation-Disclosures. 9l6
Total arrivals and departures ........... l,SSS
That your committee may fully compre-
bend the volume of busin ess at the Gus
tom house in Brunswick, and the present
inadequate accommodations and insecu-
rity of the public records, we submit also
the following figures for the month OF
January, 1886, and facts relative to the
offices now in use for this department Of
the government.
TRANSACTIONS FOR JANUARY, 1886.
Sail vessels from foreign ports entered. .. ~
sail vessels from coastwise ports ........ IS
Ocean steamers ,..........'... -.,........... s
Total arrivals. ........... ................S SO
Sail vessels to foreign poris cleared ........ 20
Sail vessels to domestic ports ..............ll
ocean steamers. .....--.-.... ................ q
Inland steamers ......s..... ...,.............4 ~
Total departures. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc
Foreign exports. ............-..-.......$ rs, 42S
Domestic exports. ........... .......... 100000
Total exports. ............. ann. $685. ,423
Vessels Of all kinds owned in the district 80
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE News OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAG RAPHS.

James Gray's Prineeiy Legacy to Mer-
Ger University Received by the Trus-
tees-A Sensational Murder-Trial on
the Docket ia HabershaIn County-In-
surance Rates to he Advanced at
Athens.
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Tvbee. Apru 7. 7:s0p m Passed out, steam
shin city Of Savannah, barks Fornjot Nor,
Glcr (NOrl.
Wind NV, light; cloudy.
New York. April 5-Cleared, schr Nellie
Treat. Dow. Bucksville, G;
Bremen. April ARRIVED, bark Niagara
Ger. Steeuken, savannah.
Barcelona, April 2-Arrt7ed, bark Agan tyr
NOr), Holmes. savannah.
Arrived list, steamer Easington BIZ, Greig,
Csrtagena, March 3O-Arrived, bark Sci
Amici ltaD. Garibaldi, D8ren.
Dover, April 4--passed, bark AEathc Nor.
Hansen, Pensacola for Amsterdam.
DelYyl. April 4-Arrived- bark Ianered
N 1r}. Biortssen, Pensacola,
Elsinore, April 2-ArflNcd, bark Minerva
Nor). Hansen. savannah ior Llban.
Green0ck, April ARRIVED, bark Royal
Visitor tBr). Dahl. Port ROYAL.
Genoa, A pril 2-Arrlved, bark Rosa kocca
utaO, Reppeto, Pensacola brig Luigi lltaN,
sailed 3ist, bark Florida Ita}, Marchese,
Hayre, April 3-Arrived, bark Sidney lswl,
Boman, Pensacola.
London. April ARRIVED, bark Mary Ann
(Br), smith, Satilla River via y ,mouth.
Pernambuca, March lO-Atriyod. bark Am
alto Genitore (Aus}, ~eflich, Pensacola.
Schiedam. April ARRIVED, bark Neritas
RUS, Hagen, ApalachicOl3.
Whitehaven. April ARRIVED, bark Dron-
ming Sophie (Norl. Sunde, Darien.
Brunswick, Ga, April 4-Arrlyed. bark Wal
lac, Mccormick, Barbados: -chr George 5
Maris, Henderson, Savannah.
Belfast. April 3--Arrived, s"hr William c
Green. lIaWes, Boston, to LOAD for ChnrestOn.
Barbados. March lS-Sai ed, barks Emanuel
tSw), Andersen, Brunswck and OportO
Daisy (BF). Lewis, PensaCO a.
20th, in port, bark lila (Au5j, Padunlri, for
Pensacola and Channel.
Havana. April CLEARED, brig Angela (Spl,
Sala Ffrnandina.
Matanz8s, March a. Arrived, schr Florence
Leland. Adams, Pensacola.
st Thomas, March 20-Sailod, bark Vale
(NOr), Holt, Pensacola.
Apalachicola. April arrived, bark Ocean
(Norl, Olsen, Queenstown.
Baltimore. April Arrived, schr Fred w
Oh ,se, Mason, savannah.
Fernandina, April 5-Arrived schr Mary =
Morris. SIN tn. Port ROYAL. s G..
georgetown, G, April ARRIVED, schT
Frank BcDopald. Scull, Wilmington, \ c.
G. QUO ster. Mass. April ARRIVED. schr
NJ X Rawlev, Rockport, Me. for savannah.
Pensacola, April ARRIVED, bark y 5 del
BoscheIte Utah, PeragallO, santa Marguerite.
Cleared prior to I'd, schr Maggie S Hart,
Cheney. New York.
5th. arrived. bark Colorado tBrl, Nov him
ME, Demerara
Cleared bark America AUS, for Conway
schr Clytic. ! aughtOn, Matauzas.
Philadelphia. April 5-Cleared schr HELEN
L Marin, FOun ain, Pensacola.
st Augustine, April 2-Arrived. schr Robt
T Clarke. Sanderson, New York.
Darien. April Cleared. bark Admiral
(NOr), Maldenhauer, Queenstown for orders
schr Cassie Jameson, olllns. New Ork.
New York, April "A rived out, STEAMSHIP
Phaetia, New York for Hamburg
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CONSTGNEEs

Per steamer - Nicholas. from Fernandna
and way lHudinga-Aco-ta " u. West Bros.
Philadelphia steamer. Bendheim Bro n Co,
II Myers n Bros. x Waller n Son, New York
steamer, NJ Y Henderson. Geo Myers. John
Never. Ellis, II A co, u. DeLuccia, ! II
Johnson, A HAnleY.
Per Charlest0n ami Savannah Rv. April 7
Transfer Onice. S. r W RS. - A Altick &
Son. PeacocR. n 4 60. A ! Miller y co. NJ
Garfunkel, Frctwell IN kayanaugh y.
A %, II solomon q son.
Per Savannah. Florida ami Western Nv.
April 7--Transfer once. Jno Flannorv A co.
VI Mendel n Bro, ID x Kennedy, g. Meyer
Lee Row MYERS. q Kolshorn Bro, Z j Cuch-
ran, NJ Y Henderson. Smith Bros n Co, u n
Levy n Bro. krOuskOa, y Ferst h Co. w ID
Simkius, s Guckenheimer n Son. Ludden a u.
- I Dancy, Dale, ID n Co. MeDOnough Il Co.
Jane bert, Bacon, j n Co. d 9 Bacon a Co.,
Reppurd 4 Co, Rieser y $, + y Chesthum, l.
Newton. Mohr Bros, Heroq a q, r NJ Farley,
Kavanaugh -, BALDWIN 4 Co, Warren 4 4,
M q % Mcintyre, Butler S, q Jack
son, w W Gordon a Co, } r Williams, Ellis.
= q CO. Peacock II a Co.
Per Central Railroad. April 7-FordR Agt,
Butter 4 8. Woods n Co. " N Conner a Co,
w W Gordon n 20. v VI Farley, Maolean,
Garrett. S n Co, 6 Walter q Co, BOgart a n.
JnO Fannery 4 CO. j Wood Bro. Moore n
", NJ Ferst 4 Co, NJ Y Henderson, n Carson,
Arkwright otton Mills, Or ID Cox. Percy
Olmstead, Frank q Co. Lee Roy Myers, w II
Chaplin. Palmer Bros, Peacock. " & 20, G
Lumber Co, ~ X Grpveustcin, Butler Bros,
ID G Bacon a Co. McDonough Co.
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Persteamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina
anu way audings-Frank White. Mrs W hite,
Mr. Mira. Otta Barrett, } VI ingraham, A
ates, Or NanNest, Mrs Alexander and 2
chldre q z Heath, J j Moore, WIN Ellias.
w W Frazier. r Lanson, A II Brown. } =
Ulmrr. J Rauers, Harry Gi mer, Fatman, j
Z overly, X Garnett, and ~ deck.
Per stea mship City Of savannah. for New
TOrg-Mr and Mrs s S Thomas. Mr. aud Mrs
w D Hunt, Misses Schwank, Mra VI Brad
dock. r Devan, & G Grtbe, & II Smith. NJ "A
II y. NJ IS Andrews. Miss Anna r oney. Mi 4
Maggie Rooney, Mr. and Mrs Conway, Mr. and
Mrs sch bert, Miss NJ Steinham, " ~ l. lIeeht.
o Barrett, Jas Beta, Lewis Rathhorn, { W
Clark. & ~ Ranev. Mrs Cummen. Mrs Young,
Miss Gilleskie. Miss Roach, Mr. and Mrs Geo
A Medham, = McDcrmont, J " Leonard, Mr.
llanley. II + Cunningham, Oberbacker. -
II Lawson, Mis-. Cora scott. Mrs 4 I. Palmer,
a NJ Cameron, Mrs Schmultz. Dewitt PETIT.
x $ Thatcher. Mrs Belt, Mrs Eve, - r Wa
tiers, Ernest Bunlcl Mr. McGOnga. Dir Dun
can. o NJ Augel, ID } VI spencer, Jno Taylor.
= Ta,lo u Higgins, Mr. and Mr. y Han, Mr.
Bohne, Mr. Hodges, Chas Evans, Pat McDOn-
ough, colored. and 89 steerage.
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RFCEIPTs.

Persteamer st Nicholas. from Fernan lima
and wav andings-1 box soda water fixtures,
box and Dbl empties bales hides. crates
grape uits, boxes goods. 10 sturgeons, 3
kegs cavia, 10 empty kegs. 8 bbls empty bot
ties, cask spirits, u boxes tools, 1 Dbl 90.
piece castings, empty cans.
Per Charleston ana Savannah nv. April Z
~ bale cotton, y bbis ro5ln, bbls spirits tur-
pentne, 80 caddies Tobacco, 2l0 bags peanuts,
and md e..
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rv.
April lie bales cotton. p cars um her.
cars wool. car stock, 70 bbls syrnp. 626 bbs
rOsin. 1913 bbis spirits turpenJine, ~ bbl- rice.
% bbls vegetables, l32 boxes vegetables, 10
ba ca hides Q bales moss. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, NDrl 7-S6f bales
cotton. . bales yarns. 100 bales domestcs. II
bales hides. 727 lbs bacon. bb's syrup. pkgs
furniture and h 6. $50 bushels corn. = cattle.
l20 hog. IS sheep.lS cars lumber, u carsWOod,
! car wood in shape, PIC tons pig iron, cars
machinery. 50 PIX "a mdse, 10 bales paper stock.
pkgs junk, 20 bDls oil, 7Gl pkgs hardware.
cases eggs.
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Nash. n Chatca. 451S
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Aprll Z. noon.-Cotton firm.
WI b ,od demand: mlddllng upiands5 III q
middlnR Orleans s. 81; sales 10000 bales. for
speculation and export 1000. reeeipts 22.0t0
bates american 2lOJ0.
Futures: JDIands. low mlddhnz clause.
April deuverv. . :; april and Nav,4 63-64 d5d (:
May and June,j 2-6i0 II; June and Julv.b4 "a
as 3-6ld: july ana August, 5-G4d; August
and September, SEA as 81 I; Septem ucr
and October. ) 5-Gtd; September, S-B4tg
D g-G4d. Market quiet.
The ten iers Of deliveries &C to-dav's clear.
ings amounted to 800 bales new docket, and
500 bales o docket.
2:oOp. m.-The sales O-day included 10 900
ha e. A M ri"Hn.
Futures: UDands. low mlddling clause.
April delivery, 6}-G4d. BUYERS: April and
MAY, 90 Ga buyers; May and June. l-t4d,
sellers; June and July, 3 3-Gid, sellers; July
and August, 5-6ld, SELLER; August and
September. 7-6id, sellers: seutember and
October 8 5-6id. sellers; Oct Der ana No.
vember. |-64d. sellers; september, 0 Sold,
sellers. Market dull,
l:00p. m. Futures; UDl tuds low midding
clause. prIl delivery. B3 Hd. buyer; April
and May. 4 68 SD. hut ers; May ana June,
l-H4d. sellers; June and July, S 3 6id, SELL
er-. July ana August. l-6ld. BUYER; August
ami september, -6ld, seilert; Septemi err
AMI DC ober, j-Gid, sellers: Oc oher ana No
ypmbtr, , 2.6ld, Bowers: September, SD Il,
Hers. Market closed dol.
Nav YORK. rIl Z. nOOn.-Jotton drm {;
middung uplands. iic; mlddling Orleans,
E-lHC. 61l0a W. uhlehs
Futures: Market psneG dull hut steady,
with sales a. follows; April delivery, lee;
May, b2lc; June. DOC: July. 50 tJc: August.
g55+: scU.e nber. 13'c.
$500 %. injection chosen firm; middling
upl tnds, G; middlnROrleans, lilo; 90, es
q. bales net zee .lpts 2ui 20 "a. gross 2 N2f
Futures. Market closed quiet on q an. with
saies OF lO.3 bales. a. follows: April delivery.
o 400 l@c May, q a92 C: June, g jHn1 &c;
july. % f9d0 llc; August, 80 tGV j5c; 5eptem
Der. o iioDl i2c; October. 216De 2sc; N0vem-
Der. 2tc9 CSC; December, y 28g9 SOC; Jan
u g.g85 dq87
G. l.. Green q Co.'s report says: Trading
continues moderate. aud an extrem ly dull
g1ue prevailed All day. with the . sanco OF
outside orders quite noticeable. The room
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LONDON, April Z, nOon.-Consols, 100 il-l8
for money; l003z for account.
p. m.-COusOls, l0O5s for money, 100 LILO
for account.
NEW YORK. April Z. nOon.-Stock quiet hu
steady. Money easy at 1908 per cent. Exchange
long, $4S 1: snort 81 &. stale bonds ne
gectei. Government bonds dull but steady.
500 p. m.-ENchange 81 S6iz Money closed
at ? oDll2 per cent. Sub-TreasurV balances
Gold, Sl2i9i 600; currency, SOY 5000. Gov
ernmen bonds dull; four per cents l26l F.; three
per cents l0l q. State bond very duu
The announcement that the trunk lines had
agreed regarding the pool the East aud
West bount trathc, and that the roads in the
Northwest had made progress toward a Sc
Element, stimulated prices at the Stock EN-
change. the opening this mOrni showing
generally a gain of 500 per cent, and with
only slight reactions the market continued
strong until a iOut o'clock. the advances in
that tine ranging from fractions to over per
cent. The street was well supplied with
dispatches from Chic 90 TO tue effect that
meeting Of North western officials had been
less successful than yesterday, and that a set
tleme of their uG rences was practically
impossible The effect was felt in stocks
more in a reduction in the amount of busl-
mes done than in prices, though there were
fractional declines in the afternoon, followed
by a c imparatively steady tone, and the
market fualy closed about steady at figures
which are from sma fractions to y per cent.
higher IN IN last evening. New Jersey Central
wa up 80 per cent. Northwe,J ~, Missouri
Pacific ~, Reading ~. and Pacific NJ al ~.
"a les 34b, }SS shares the market closing at the
fol IoVyiu uuOtafiOn9.
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Per steamship CITY OF savannah. for New
NOrk-4j0 bales upland cotton, so bbls cotton
seed oil. Is bales dOmestCS and yarns. 2i2
bbls rosin. 100 bbs spirits Jurpentine, III, 920
feet lumber, pkgs fresh fish, 10 bbls yegeta-
b es, IL boxes oranges. 4s2 boxes vegetables,
1862 tons pig iron, S6 refrigerator berries. 70
pkgs mdse.
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TrnaI Mnttrrn.

- EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNrY.-Wh Whereas,
VI WILLIAM A. q AMME ~ has applied 10
Court of Ordinary FOR Letters of Admiuistra-
O., n on the estate Of Betsy II. GAMMELL,
deceased.
These, are, therefore, 70 cite and admonish
all whom Il may concern 10 be and appear be-
have on or before the FiKST MONDAY IN
NEXT, otherwise SAID letters Will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON J.. FER
RfLL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
8lut day Of March 1856.
PHILIP ". RUSSELL. JR.,
a q 4
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

IsaoIo s 1oc,n',1 MN o
April l, lost sails and was damaged on the
passage; is also leakv. She anchored in the
Downs, and while there had to slip her an
ehOr chain to avoid collision.
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GEoRGIA, CH4TH1T COTSTY.-W oc1o1-,

EORGlA, CHATHAM JUUNrY.-W urroa.,
VI NJ ARG Ann shells has applied 10
Court OF Ordinary r Letters Of Admins ra-
ton on the estate Of PATRICK X. SHELLS,
deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
AL u hon 10 may concern To- be and appear be-
fore said court % make objection 90 any they
havel on or before the FIRST MONDAY ~
MAY NEXT, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAxPToE J.. FER
RtLL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this tho
2lat day Of March. 1888.
PHILIP n. RUSSELL. JR.,
q a ~ ~
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4 EORGfA, CHATHAM COUNrY.--NOtice is
VI hereby given to al persons having dc
mands against NANNfE DUDLEY, deceased,
b. pr Mt them tome properly made Out within
the time prescribed by aw, So ~ 20 show their
character and amount; aud all persons IN
dented to said deceased are hereby required
40 make immediate payment 60 me.
MARCH 2, 1886. PETER DHNEGALL.
Qua lied Executor will Of Mamie Dudley.
deceased.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship CITY OF Savannah. Network
Bark FoTnjot Nor, Liverpool,
Bark Gler Nor. Bristol.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The wreck OF steamer Oregon lies 20 miles
ESE Is r (truel from Fire Island mot SSE "
+, as incorrectly reported.
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Slipping 9ntrllleener.
THuRspAY. AprIl 5, lss6.


Steamer st Nicholas, Usina Darien, DobOv,
st Simons, Brunswick and F9ruaudina-C
Williams. Agent. tSee local.
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sAII.En YE4TERnAY-

Steamer ST Nicholas, Usna, obov, Darien,
ST SimOns, Brunswick AMI ternandlna-C
Williams, Agt.
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CLEARED YEsTERpAY.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah, Daggett, Ne "
York-G Nj Sorrel.
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Merchants and Miners TransDorta.
ton Company.
FOR BALTIMORE.

THE steamships OF this companv ara m
pointed to sail from Savannah FOR RajS-
more as foll0ws-city time:
W aId,,- LAwR Capt. RrLLups
THURSDAY, Aprtl 2. at lOA.M.
JOHNS HOPKINS. Capt. FOSTER. TrrEs-
DAY, Arril 10, at2P.M' I-'-
WIN. IA WkENCR' Capt. BLLUPs, MON.
J0hNS HOPKINS, Capt. FOSTER, sATUR.
DAY, April "A, az IAN. ~
named at p. NJ y9 ABOVE
Through bills ladng given to all points
West, all the manufacturing towns in New
Through passenger tickets issued 10 P,tts.
burg, Cincinnati, Chicago, and all points " sst.
and Northwest. S0~
JAS. b. WEST & CO., Agents.
ia BAY street,
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TO NEW YORK.

TO NEW YORK.
ChAerT1AHOoOHEB. Can't. j. W. CAFHA.
RiRE' FRIDAY, April 9, az 1870 A. NJ.
NO STEAMER Aprul8
rail- AHASsEE, Cant. W. H. FISHER
pNE'pAN. April "A, at 2'8O P. NJ.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Cant. X. 9. Nfcxvs-
sun FRIDAY, April 10, a. $3.50 P. ".
OaIY OF sAVtHNAH. Capt. II. c. DAG
GErr' MONDAY, April 70. at6P.M.
10 PHILADELPHIA.
THESE steamers do not carry passengors.l
JyNIATA, Capt. s. l.. AsKrvs. SAITH
DAY, April 10, at lOA.M. ~
oEssoUG' Capt f. SMITH, SATURDAY
April u, az Pm. a i
through bills of lading given to Eastern and
Eo no 1We-tern points and % ports OF the Tni-
ted Kingdom aud the Continent. ~
FOR freight or passage apply TO
G.. N. SOkREL, Agent,
CITY Exchange Funding.
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NNNAI
turprntine was quiet and weak: there was
light inquiry. The ga es for the day were l42
casks, the bulk Of which was at 500 for regu-
lars At the Board of Trade on The Onenlng
call the market was reported steady Acc for
regulars. At the closing call it was steady al
3gJSc for regulars. ROsin-The market was
qu'et but steady. There was very little inter
est shown by buyers. : took was offered freely,
with an indispOiitIon. to make concessions.
The sales for the day were IA barrels. At the
Board Of Trade on the first call the markel
was reported quiet at the following quota
tons: A. B, and D 81 05. E 81 10, r 81 20,
q 81 go. ii 81 50, 81 90. K 81 8715, NJ SO 25. n
So 80. window glass So 70, water white 81 90.
At the closing it was firm and unchanged.
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JsI,,d.-The market was quiet and
So 10 There was fair inquiry anu
ulcnnGiiu-71Ia business doing, with prospect Of
SOM FINANCE for the balance of the week.
Us C.o, ,ii for the day were about so bags on
INT 7t-;s ~ ouOtqtOns:
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP co.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE frst-elass iron steamshins Of this corn-
panY are anpointed to sail every Tbnra-
tollows-standard time: ~
GATECITY. Capt. d. HEDGE, THrrPsDAv
A'ril 8. at 9.}I p NJ
CITY or MACON. Capt. WV. Krrrrv
THURSDAY, April Is. at o:}0P.M.
GATE CITY. Capt. y. hedge. THURS.
DAY, Aur 2 at3P.M
CITY OF MACON Capt. W. KELLEY
THURSDAY, April 3, at 80 p. N.
Through bills " lading given to New En1.
land manufacturing points and 10 Liverpo9l.
me company's wharyes In both savannah
and Boston arc connected with all rairoada
leading out NJ tho two cities
RICHARDSON & BARNARD,
Auentg
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Enntntrrrtal.
sAyANNAH MARKET.

-c,FrIg tVING NEWS,
0t''0 1ArAv ~. ADrtl7. 1885, P "
The market developed more &C
'-.1.dlv On better for ign advices, with
lf-- ,~n, undertone. There was good in
3 l Tu5 .otal sales for the aay were e. SOo
, 4'.-7 ON Change at the opening call 10 a.
lA' the market was reported quiet ana un-
Ins H., with sales of 50 bales AT the sec
'l4'= %. M. it was quiet, the sales being
ea .1es. at the closing call, p. M, 1T was
: ''..,st and unchanged, with further sales Of
~. ma. The following are the official clos
y '--- -,,,tg lions OF the Cotton Exchange;
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CONDITIONS.
Entries to the Salt Lake rrott ing snd
Pacing Races close May 10, 1886


Entries for Club Purse, Running
Races. close at 5 pm. on day preceding
the race. Entrance lee in all Irotting,
Pacing and Club Purse Running Races
will be 10 per cent. OF purse. All club
money viii be divided as follows: 60 per
cent. 70 first, 30 per cent. TO second and
10 per cent 10 third.
Running Races, three or mora TO en-
ter, and two or more 10 start. TrOtting
and Pacing, five or more 10 enter, three
or more 70 start. In all cases entry
must be enclosed IN sealed envelope,
and addressed 10 Secretary, plainly
stating name, age. color and sex of
horse, name of sire and dam when
known) and name of owner.
In all running races, eolors OF rider
must be given with entry. No entries
accepted unless accompanied by the
money, and under no consideration will
conditional entries be received. Walk
over by any one horse entities him to
half the stake money and all of the for
feited money. Any horse distancing
the field or any part thereof Will be en-
titled TO first money only. The Associ-
alton claims the right 10 interlace heats
of different races whenever they deem
il expedient, and also 20 postpone on
account Of bad weather. Running races
will be governed by the revised rules,
adopted BY the Turf Congress 81 ST.
Louis. November ISIS. Trotting and
Pacing races will be governed by the
rules OF the National Trotting AssOcia-
ton. Harness races are mile heats,
three in five. All club purse Running
Races will be run with the following
penalties and Allowances A horse win
ming a race viii take up three (3l
pounds, and in winning two or more,
six CO.. pounds penalty. A horse losing
a race will be allowed three t3l pounds.
and In losing two or more 90 pounds
At the commencement Of each meeting
in the circuit, all horses Will start with
their proper weights. The penalties
and allowances in any one meeting viii
not be continued 20 any other meeting
In the circuit.
All jockeys and trainers OF running
horses must have license; they can be
procured OF B. G. Bruce, Esq. Lexing-
ton. XIV. Secretary Of the Turf Con-
gress. on recommendation OF the jock
ey club, where you reside The fees are
i've (5) dollars
This rule was adopted at the last con-
vsntion in ST. Louis
s. 8 WALKER. Prest.
N. CULLEx. Vice Prest-
W. l. PIcKAED. Treas
T. F. MUIIoY, Sec. & Mgr