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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

An ORDINANCE. granting permission O. tie
Valley Ity-ireei and able Railway ofu panN
q. the cts ol Grand Eapiost construct. na'h
tain and use a street railway ou a pufflouui Dt-
tawa Street iu ssldlclty. the same being q sI B.
plcment O. az ordinance emitted Au ordi
nance granting -prflui snIoN To tNt AAfA
titN street lHd ia!ir ha' NaA t.i. Ians '.
Grand Rapids. T. tnhNtf.ri. MAINTAIN ava
use street raIlWay. ou certain street lu illU
city OF Grand Rapids. Passed Aafth '.
ISIS
The Common Council 81 The C.fy of Grand
Rapids Go ordaln as follows
section T. That consent. permission ana
authority are hVrchN gwen and granted 7" ara
duiN vested ln tie alley tlfl street and taalr
Railway Company. 60 az % double track faii
NaY iu. along aud upon all ihat part ~ Nifa IA
Street. described AS follows. Nlf. tommfuf
north ou OTTAWA street O. Lyon ~irrri al. 3 30
IS to connect with the Lyon street cable hall
way. and -he same 10 keep. m1intalu and 4ae
aud o. crate thereon fal Nay cars "f raf
riages Tor and during the term ~ thirty
years after the passage oi ihi> ord nance ifo
Eded the easferly trac. shall Poe t1
"a least eleven feet aud ,iN inches "ts.
~ Tie curb on The eH7t side az ih-
street. And provided further. That said
company shall. before entering 900 sad
street. ME- with fhr clty clern bond d.
the penal sum of three Thousand dollars. con-
ditioDrd. That DO shall place t,Ia street. Hr-
tween Lyon sf--et and loul> street. 4n 80 good
repair - hon the road l> comp Dirn as hfinr"
fhe construction was coWmt.c. 90. ana shaIl.
ihc certificate of she Hoard oi Public Works.
tlpf said street ls lu such condition.
see. e. The railway hereby authorized shall
b- q able Railway and >hail h' Operated hN
ninety Al days sifer thr ias,a-r "f this fri.
nance. ~l.o company SiaI HIihl1 lfifit
dfys aii er tl" pt~r''r" oi fh F. "foi
CATS their acceptance 30 Wrl IuE. oi ihe rigs i'
and privileges hereby granted. au1 hlo fht
same with The cts Clerk.
SO. p That this ordinance shall he taken
IA cd ID
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
Sealed Proposals ta Lighting City.



GkAS8 Narlps. MicL. juue g, lss-
Notice is lrtrpA yea that sealed proposals
Viii pr recrlseaat tti, once as g. aud iaciua.
lighting krgpilE a. order and eAuugl stiut
tLe street Eas lamps. said lamps &C. bura al
daTb hours. Also i0r iisbInA AID rstiuE EilaA
Jag fhe samc n burned aii uGfk hours az o. it
10 clsch b. IA. All proposals 10 be ioI enc scaI.
sealed proposals VIII Also D. rt eittd our uN
iDe time Aforesaid foT lighting Ltrplug iu oT
der AuG Supplying gasoline. 4 dsod uTilcd, o.
the street gasoline lamps O. burn al drft
hours. Also Tor same Ga burn all Cafk hulrt
until midnight AT proposals 20 he lof enr
yrsr, each bidder Tor gasoline ligt unE vii hv
Required 90 laIlish 1tisiactnr1 reference, a.
to nia experience AID capacity 10 ap SAD
during ihe time aforesaid for furnishing,
lighting aE1 keeping lr order flr rltrift
lamps nnW used ly the city. aud slrL aaol
Uouai lamps as the council NAV order, ilt
same Go br ltshtcd all uI .ht sud every uleti
also for TIE same ro be- Nshtcd al dark houis.
proposals 70 hr made fgf zach lamp prT year
also for each lamp per nigh. sealed pFo
pus4.o VIII also he received aurns tAe lLr
aforesaid ior furnishing. lighting and keeping
lu order such iul ludcst .-lt rlscfnc lamps Tor
lighting thc streets or Aages "a tAc council
may order, proposals 10 be made flr each
lamp Per year. A.sJ bids WII bt received Tor
lighting The entire city With electric lsht
ia sli the above proposals tor either gas.
gasoline. electrical of lncande>ccuf lighting
the cts reserves the right Go ui>contiuu- one
OF more lallps ai any umr. ald O. receive q
proportlouatr reduction iu THE contract price.
The council reserves The UAht o. reject ans
ana al 20 fosals. ". s.. ~NINhNAN.
CITY ccrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

MESSR-S. WARD, RATHBOSK AND SHAW.
thus be seen that Mr. Rathbone is tia
real founder of the order. The persons
named held several meetings, and al
first proposed mutual benefit society
10 embrace only the departmental clerks
at Washington. BY degrees the order
took shape and was made 10 include al.
worthy classes. The uniformed rank
is later branch, with a total member.
ship of 10000, and the endowment OF
insurance rank has membership Of %, :.
900, or 30, 900.
JuStus Henry Rathbone, the founder
of the order, is a native OF Decrfeld,
Oneida county, Y. Y, and wa 50rn oct.
20. 1880 In 1853 he became a school
teacher in the Lake Superior district,
and it was about this time that he cor
ceivcd the idea Of the knights of Pythias
and wrote the ritual. which Is based on 4
play by John Banim. The present head
Of the order, Gen. William Ward, the
supreme chancellor of the world, IS a
resident Of Newark, y. j., where he was
born Jan. 30. 1924. He will open the
supreme council at the July meeting,
and will be succeeded by Supreme Vice
Chancellor George b. Shaw, Of Eau
Claire WIS. Mr.. Shaw is in the direct
order of succession, and if he lives VIII
be the next supreme head q the order.
He is one Of the most prominent Of the
younger members. a handsome. soldierly
man. who his been prOInincptlv idcnti-
fed with tho K Of P's since his elevu-
ton to the vice chancellorship two years
ago.
Mr.. Shaw was born in Allegheny
county. y. Y, March 12 1854, and Is
consequently only SS years Of age. he
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

TAs ssprSzse Le&ge - sloet IS nIits-s
Ac0 ia Jzly


TIE aEteaara SESSION p cae suprsIae
l35x@ q TX El1sats q PytAi-s u t-s
W.ll VI be hel1 In M,lwaukee tais
yea. teglnnilS MoA3ss JAS E. 4l~
iasrlLg o1s ae<A 10 MI als9 1-- TIE
~ ~ tleu1azl cclclave. a1d knights
az Their l&3les from az parts q TIE
United States VII Q~ pressut The last
ooDclave wzs bell 10 Cincinnati rwo
wears axO. AM oyeE lo0 gU people a.
teu1-l Prom Indications Il j. lro osstss
rhzI even a larger number VII be - The
meeting ia Milwaukee this year active
preparations for the event bzyo beel
under way f9T ths past ~ months.
4 general executive committee ot :
sore 0r more Il leatlng citizens are CO.
operating with the member of the or
der and b0untlful entertainment Is as-
surei Besldes the money RAISED by t2s
lodges. olu1ens have donated Purss Of
S36. .0oO July Il one Il the pleassntest
SEASONS u tho year n Milwaukee. The
summer heat Is tempered by the brc0zeS
from Lake Michigan, the nlghts are Al
ways cool, bright, clear weather Is the
rlle. foliage and flowers are Ia their
prime, aid the beautiful blonde city Of
the lakes viii D. al Us very best-bOth
n weather and looks.
The order II the knights Of Pythias
Is scarcely more than twenty-siI years
old. and yet Us mem borship amounts 10
over 500, 90. The first meeting was
held on Jan. IS lSe4, IN X. A. Cham
pion's rooms. z street, near the corne:
OF Ninth, Ia Washington city. IL was s
meeting of some six members Of he
Arion Gleo club, and the gentlemen
present were J r. Rathboae, W II
Burnett, L. s. Kinball, ID. L. Burnett
and Il. A. Champion. AT a previous
gathering Mr.. Rathbone had stated that
he had the ritual Of secret society
which he had written while teaching
school some time previously in small
town IN western Wisconsin IL will
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

MESSRs. WILLIAMS. PECK AND CARNAuAN.
is a SELF made man. member of the
great lumber firm of George B. Shaw &
Co. of Eau Claire. and is very wealthy.
Mr.. Shaw's Pythian career has been in
teresting and surprising. He has risen
from tho ranks p the highest official po-
si.ion in a remarkably short time lie
ioined Fan Claire lodge IN its infancy.
In 1876 no was elected prelate Of the
grand lodge of Wisconsin. grand chan
ce'lor in 1873. supreme inner guard IN
1sS0. supreme master of arms in 1882
In 1881 he was delegate % tho supreme
lodge ~ Cincinnati. when be was elected
supreme vice chancellor. AMI now in q
very short time he VII be az The very
top notch of anv Pythans ambition.
TLa official programme for tle great
July meeting has inst been made public.
Tie -nif -mod rank win en~lmpat Cold
Sp-i-- park The supreme lodge VIII
meet a. the West Sile Turner hall, and
au - the great g-theriug. V1u he held
r. the Exposition buildiaz There VIII
also 10 p separate eucemplueat f1T tie
wives % members. John A H1rsev. n
NIuaukea IL thu head % the end 11w-
rl-rt rank r. IS . railroaier and V1i-
ucian. ~ years r age MAJ james r
Canadian VIII he tho chef snirit of The
mil tarv displays. being the heaJ - fhe
uniformed rank The general manager
r. tte crnclave IL " q Williams p
lea5rnz lawyer p TIE city sud a Vr-rni
rent member q the order GeorEs W
PEEK tha hu1noTiE, and The mayor y the
citT "a ~ Chairman r tha executive
hosrf General ad7uarrers ara r1aiu-
taire' ard = lsrge force q CLERKS 81 ~---
startlv employed ia answsvirz le-fers
AID III Porferrng 5e-,lz
(+. II TES WIZ
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17

Caller-Is the FroP-1eeor IN
Wt CieTk Yss. zr
ls--Ars yoa ~ gs~ f's-1s-'
WIt CleTk Yes. -r. b-t -e rr-Tie-
t-r il iu the 81 rocn T1 -sll hl-a.
ExchsnTs
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
Cheap Lads and Homes .a Kentucky, Tea
nsssee. Aia.ua
hssSspp and LOUISIANA.

on ths Hae of the QCkEN a CRESCENT
BIOL IL cau he isane -Il-.al~ A-tttin. Ata..lip
tIf.Ltr I'D slsok l.aus Alsa ths lntsi fra't
.-.l .iutIai lanas ol rha .-tlDtAl Tor sale
la laf lr.stlr ItIlla.
FARMERS Will al thy getting Eci = toiit
III fht ~QauN south vhers ll.tlar4s sNa ise
clad Il. alas sFr ulkuawu. CAD illt frVnl "a
elunafI a. r.l4rFsri. Hartman. srlih. tlal
fa4t+uea Tenn. y 80 Euzlaud lltN uri Pas Ae
sac Alfalfa aIa Meridian. IT Iss. Arcal tA.
~hrrttpari La PaItrs ars.rils lnl.sri. ai.oA
af shalcr locations. IaI factories. tuA 4i "a
sites mineral luher. Erauns aaH sgfic =
Iurs lands. can obtain rrh1Hig lutNri4alieu
"a ARDS. General fa>selEtr Gna Ticket AEcaL
Qaeru 4 Crescent Route. Cincinnati. che.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
ALL LAB0UTTHE MEMBERS
WALTER WELLsAs oGELCs A NEEN
cisSECTlsG KNIFE.

BOA seastsEs 4aa hsPreseasztises Are
sableats Lesisizrsss Wa ss.tter tn
TA.sr TaIE LIE ana ErrsBesasi.- falak
IEeF A. stssy rsilers-
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names were deserted inside of three
months. Business property suffered,
although not 50 severely. Just before the
boom broke a woman who owned lot
OF the main business street Of Los
Angeles refused So 900 a front foot for
fifty feet. As this was as much as she
uld have obtained for similar property
at that time in San Francisco, the Sensi-
bic thing would have been 70 sell, but
she held on, and few months later
parted with 1t at half the price once offered.
Acre property near Los Angeles sank from
acre. AT present you can get fine land in
the San Gabriel valley for $500 an acre,
while you can have your choice of the best
orange land around San Bernardino Tor
$50 an acre. In boom time this Sal Ber-
nardino land readily sold for 81, 500 an acre,
and many credulous eastern people invested
all their money in a few acres in the ex-
pectation that the advance in values would
make them comfortable for the remainder
of their days.
The most melancholy sight, as one passes
through this country, is furnished by huge
deserted hotels that marx the disappoint-
ment Of some sanguine boomer Around
some of these hotels are pretty cottages,
also deserted. while about Others are simply
artificial stone sidewalks running of into
the weed-grown plains. These stone side
everywhere 1t was the custom of the
boom auctioneer to run streets through the
villa tracts and surround the blocas with
these walks. Then the purchaser imagined
he was ready to put up his castles in Spain.
There has been healthy reaction from
this depression in the cities, while in the
country no one who has gone to work and
improved his property has suffered much,
even though he paid high price for his
land. In Los Angeles the improvement
has been very great In municipal works,
and the people tell you they are glad the
boom went TO pieces, but they say it in the
same tone that San Francisco used in 1877
after the collapse Of the Big Bonanza,
when stock speculation had made all
legitimate business seem fiat and I'M
profitable. In Los Angeles, however, they
have immense energy, and there is no
question that the place is sure of the
commercial supremacy in California, but
it is idle TO say that it will ever be the
center of great ma lufacturing. San Diego
is very fiat, as it has no back country to
support it, as Los Angeles has. Even the
tourist business has fallen off so much that
the great Coronado Beach hotel, the largest
seaside caravanSary in the world has never
paid interest on the Investment. Mean while
about the only men who have done we'll are
those who left speculation alone and de-
voted themselves to orange and raisin
growing. Orange groves bring in from
$500 to $500 an acre, and raisin vineyards
very little less. Any country il which this
can be done can get along without land
boom
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Tia L.ottary of Love.

Arthur Rehan's Fifth Avenue Theater
Company will follow "Bootles, Baby to-
morrow and Saturday night in "The Sur
prises of Divorce" otherwise known as the
Lottery of Love" The play is founded
upon Lies Surprises du Divorce" by NM.
Bison and Mars, which has been one Of the
notable plays Of the year on the Paris stage.
The adaptation does not follow the original
very closely. The scheme, very ingenious
one has been retained, and a three act
farce has been constructed which, after the
needful explanatory passages OF act have
ecenes Of uuroarious mirth to a novel and
extravagant climax. The company under
MIR Rehan,s management is said to be the
finest he has had r years, and that Is say
ing q great deal. Especial attention Is
giyea to the stage settings, which are beau
riful In the extreme. So with suca 0
comedy. company, and accessories most de-
IghtfuI entertainments may be looked Tor
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TllE SAILORS D.l /. r

:" Man overheard Stand ny to lower
Hway the hoatsl" With what aliciity every
snan ON board springs to his post at tho
dread cry, knowing fellow creatures life
q at stake Yet that life is i'll no more dan.
ger than that Of tho man or woman who
trlilcs with what may seem "a simple blood
disorder" but which in reality is fast SOW.
ing the seeds of fatal disease, when the
early use of Dr. Piercc's Golden Medical
discovery would cleanse the blood, restore
impaired digestion, tone up the vital organs
AMI ward off consumption. 1t should take
fbe place IN tho family corresponding to that
occupied by the life preserver on shipboard
III taken in time, and given a fair trial,
+ Golden Medical Discovery" is guarans
frcd to cure. This it will do if taken in the
earlier stages of consumption, but after a
pargc part OF the lungs have broken down,
40 medicine can stay its fatal progress
How important then that tho earliest IRE.
nIumt"ry symptoms 10 hce,lcd &, Short
breath. splitting Of blood. occasional chilly
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Perth Amboy, Dec 2S-Cleared, schr Louise
Hastings, Hutchings, st Augustine.
New York, Dec 30-Arrived, schrs Melissa A
wiley, Wiley, Fernandina; Mary Corson,
Robinson, Jacksonville; steam schr Louis Bucki
cleared, schrs W II Mitchell, Lilly, Key West
and Tampa: John Douglass Jordan, Palatka
Chartered, bark Bushnell lumber Bruins
wick to Boston; schrs Ida L Hull, logwood
Ferpandina to New York, 81 so; Fall River
81 Is: John S Davis, lumber, Kings Ferry to
Pont-a Pitre, IS and towage.
Barcelona, Dec 2S-Arrived, brig Eclipse (Sp)
Rosas Brunswick.
Greenock, Dec 28-sailed. bark Biskop
Brun CNor). Johannessen, Pensacola.
Genoa, Dec 23-AIrived, bark Florida QtaD
Repetto, Pensacola via New York.
Havre Dec H-Sailed, steamship Norfolk
(Br) Woolston, Savannah
Liverpool, Dec 29-Sailed, steamship Gleniffer
CBr), Steidelmann, Tybee.
Las Palmas Dec 2S-Sailed, steamship Ian
caster tBr), Brunswick.
Sunderland, Dec 2S-Sailed, steamship Ash
blrne (Br), Lambert, Savannah.
Barcelona, Dec 14-Arrived, brig Eugene (Sp)
Lanuza, Brunswick; 18th, steamer Lemuria (Br)
Pottinger, Savannah.
Bremen, Dec 15-Arrived. steamer Navigation
tBr) Miller, Brunswick.
Boston. Dec 3O-Sailed, schr Frank Seavey,
Satilla River, Ga.
Wesley, Van Glider, Savannah
Cleared, schrs City of Baltimore, Tawes
Jacksonville and sailed Frank Pratt Lee Van
naman, Port Royal S G.
Brunswick, Dec 30-Arrived, schr H Tingue
Burdge, Fernandina.
Sailed, banks Mathilde (Gerl, Knudsen. Mon
tevdeo; Stella (Ger), RosenkranZ, do; schr
Harold Q Beecher, Nickerson, Providence.
Boothbay, Dec 2S-Sailed, schr Cassie
Jameson, Collins, Satilla River, Ga, for Thomas
ton.
Fernandina, Dec 28-Cleared, schr Anna L
lockwood, Evans, New York
Georgetown. S &, Dec 27-Arrived, schr Elite
Lister, Mason Philadelphia
Jacksonville, Dec 96-Sailed from Fort George,
schrs Lois V Chaples, Ross. New York; 9th,
City OF Philadelphia Burton, Philadelphia.
Galveston, Dec 30-Cleared, schr Nellie w
Howlett Buckaloo, Apalachicola
Norfolk, Dec 2S--Arrived. steamer Indian
River, from New York for Florida
Port Royal, S c, Dec 30--Arrived. steamship
Rosevile (f}rl. Blake, Las P@lnss
Cleared, schr Warren Adams, Colcord, Boston.
Philadelphia, Dec 30-Ar'iyed, schrs Ida G
schoolcraft, Burton, Georgetown, S G.; Robert
Barr Shaw Apalachicola.
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For Household Use

There is no finer lager for household use
than the celebrated Rochester Beer no more
genial appetizer and promoter of digestion,
SPARKLING and delightful, while it possesses
sufficient strength it is a safe substitute for
11eavy dinner wines and alcoholic stimu
liant of doubtful purity.
=, Made only by the Rochester Brewing
Company of Rochester, N. Y, and sold
only IN bottles. For sale by John Lyons
Cooper, Moehlenbrock g. Dierks and John
Lynch.
Wholesale Agents, Lippman Bros, Sa-
Fannha. Ga.
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ADVICE TO MoUnsrs.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should
Always be used when children are cutting
tseth 1t relieves the little sufferer at once;
T. produces natural. quiet sleep by reliev-
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peasant to taste. 1t sSothes the child, soft
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
..euisdy for diarrhoea, whether arising from
SesCnlng or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
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scnsat!cr5 eve ;?.n: m the spinal coldfrfs
hacking cough, variable or poor appetite,
feeble digestion, WITH gradual los Of flesh.
cod feet, lassitude. or general debility.
should atlmonsh ono that all is not right
- You can't afford TO fool away precious
time If suffering from amy considerable
number Of the above significant symptoms
OF approaching danger It's madness TO
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OF relief and cure when thus afflicted Don't
forget, at such critical time, that the only
medicine possessed Of such positive curative
properties as to warrant its manufacturers
in selling il. through druggists, urider a
positive guarantee Of its benefiting ur,
curing IN crcIY cusc, is the world fnmef
Golden Medical Discovery For all Bron!
chial. Throat and Lung Affections, Weak
Lungs, and kindred ailments, it is an tte,
Qudied remedy.
For a Complete Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases, or for one on Bronchial!
Throat and Lung Diseases, enclose ten cents!
in stamps, state which book you want an,5
address, WORLDS DIsPgNsNRY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, CG3 Main St, Buffalo, NlYs
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Ensign U S N, in charge, pre-
RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, Jan 1-2,427 bales cot
ton, 81 bales domestics. 1000 bushels oats. car
to12cco, ) bales hides, bdls leather, 90 pkgs
plows, bds paper, I bdl feathers, car coal, /
ron safe, 90 lbs lard n bbls spirits turpentine,
5000 los bacon. $40 bbls rosin, 800 bbls lime, S
bos fruit, $50 empty bbls, cars cotton seed %
boxes hardware, l Dbl oil, cases eggs, car
furniture, 81 pkgs furniture, Is tons pig iron, So
bales paper stock 40, 100 lbs bran, / box wax.
$50 bales hay, b6ls syrup, 1895 bushels corn, 3
cases liquor, $50 bbls flour, 16 cars lumber, car
IRON, $500 lbs flour, As bushels rice, 10 pkgs
WHowware. buggies, 100 pkgs mdse, 4 cars
guano.
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w eddtngs.

wedding invitations and cards printed or
e4graved at the shortest notice and in the
lest les, styles. We carry an extensive and
zen selected stock Of fine papers, envelopes
gles sent on application. MORNING NEWS
-'1at.ng House. Savannah, Ga.
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CoNSIGNEES.

Per Central Railroad. Jan 1-Fordg Agu.
W Gordon & Co, Heron s. G. R Kirkland j
Powell, H NJ Conner & Co. j S Wood & Bro 7
" Fleming, Chestnut & ON, Peacock, H g. Co,
Williams & Co, Baldwin & Co. Haynes & E,
Posey, Baker & H, w D Simkins, Heidi & S,
J Duggan, c Drayton. t ] Davis & Co. r
Thomas, n Fleming, A HUI & Co. S Cohen,
Eckman & V, G w Tedeman & Bro, H Suffer,
4 Whitehead, J Finley, A B Miller, A c VIII
hams. A Mallette, NJ Henderson. j D Charl-
Ton, Savannah guano Co, Standard Oil Co, F
Buchanan, McGillis & r. FretwelI q N. S r
armstrong, A LETTER & Son. H Myers & Bros,
: Guckenheimer & Son, Lee Roy Myers & Co, NJ
Prager, A Miller & Co, W lyman, Julian
5chley, J & Butler, Strauss Bros, w I'll Price, II
White, Lloyd & a, Moore & j, j E Grady & Son.
Wilcox, G & Co, Hammond, H & Co, Z A Cuts
Z Hunting & Co, Southern Cotton Oil Co. A s
Thomas, G Rhodes & Co, Clarke & d, Estill &
y, Cornweu q c, J Heintz & Co. Thomaston 4
|, Teeple & Co, Z Schwarz. j D Weed & Co.
n Boley & Son, E NJ Fraser, Lippman Bros W
Parish, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Lindsay & N.
Z Lovell's Sons, Melnhard Bros & Co, NJ j
Graham & Bro Ludden & b, Epstein & Bro
PALMER Bros, Sisters of Mercy
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THuRspAY. Ian 2. -saO
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Alps QBr). Clinskel. Bremerhaven,
fsiiest-RichardsOn & Barnard.
J s.Sr Mary + Godfrey, Godfrey, Philadelphia.
= cal 70 c H Dixon & Co; vessel to Master
"i Srbr Dickey Bird, Gahan, Norfolk, with coal
"a Taggart; vessel to Master.
= steamer Ethel Carroll Cohen's Bluff and
rS}samer Advance, Strobhar Augusta and
rsv landings-J G Medlock, Agt.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship City of Savannah, for New
York-2,2 bales upland cotton, p bales hides,
" bales sea island cotton, 40 bales domestics
sp bbls cotton seed oil, 4eS bbis rosn. turtles,
3ll bales straw, l02 bbls fish, q bbls oranges
l,364 crats S oranges. 226 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
Lao bales upland cotton, l72 bales domestics
532 bales sea island cotton, 46 bales paper stock,
l59 bales wool. SO sacks rough rice, 80 900 feet
lumber, 81 bbls rosin, 225 bbls spirits turpentine,
81 bales hides, IL casks clay, 100 pigs mdse, 92S
crates oranges, 81 tons pig iron.
Per schr Island City. for Baltimore-291, 10S
1eet p lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.
a. Yer schr Willis S Shepherd, for Baltimore
S2',5l4 feet p p lumber-Stillweil, Millen & Co.
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schr Island City, voorhees,, Baltimore-Da Dale,
Dixon & Go.
schr Willis Shepherd, Reeves, Baltimore
Master.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

A branch of the United States photographic
Office has been established in the Custom House
a. Savannah. Notice to mariners. pilot charts
and all nautical information will be furnished
masters of vessels free of charge Captains are
requested to call at the office.
JOHN s WATERS,
ENSIGN II 6 N in charge r1ro fam
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.aIPPIyG INrELLIGENCE.

~'TsSIArJRE A4dANAJ-rHLs DAY.
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c..--rrs ..-...-..---.-------- -----.-. 1856
- WATER AT SAvANSAH 4:24 A II. 1857 n
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Sailed YESTERDAY

Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin, Beaufort. Port
ROYAL and Bluffton-Master.
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,pRTVFD AT TYBEE YESTERDAY
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

echr Aaron Reppard, Steelman, Philadelphia,
with railroad iron to S, & W BY Co; vessel to
slasIar.