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Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Referring to the story OF the death oil
woman from blood poisoning, alleged to
have been communicated by microbes in
the skin Of kid glove, tho Medical
Press and Circular says: "In view Of
the processes through which skins have
to pass before being cut up into gloves, .
perfectly disinterested person can only
feel some admiration for the robustness
OF the Individual microbe whose tenacity
of life and purpose enabled them at the
proper moment TO give expression to
fheir maliRnItyp
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Cincinhnti Enquirer.
W. N. Cosgravs, Of Pittsourg, q prom
inent railroad man, WAS being sIoght Tor
with great sarns,'ness ThursIay night BY
the police Of the First district and two
friends, gentlemen who are away up In
railroad affairs 10 this city.
MIR. Cosgrava had myster ously disap-
peared. He had been sitting with his
two friends 10 the cafe Of the St. Nicholas
waiting for the Partisan mental to bring
out dinner. Before the dinner came Mt.
Cosgraye left the cafe, leaving his bat
under his chair. Ten minutes passed.
and the dinner was served. Forty
minutes passed, aud the dinner was
eaten.
Mr.. Cosgravc's two friends lighted
cigars and leaned back 10 their chairs to
engage In luxurious digestion. One of
the irieuda had furnished the cigars from
his own case. As he was about to place
the case In the watch-pocket OF his
trousers he suddenly otopped and
counted the cigars in It. A look of un-
certain myetIficstion forced its war upon
his face.
"Thers's three left" said be, slowly
and carefully. ~ had hve-that sin't
right. One to what s-his-name would
leave four, and ono for myself would
leave three, and ons for Cosgravs would
where 10 Cosgravef'
"WhatW said his friend.
"Where's Cosgravei'
"He went out before dinner"
s'There's bis hat under the chair"
Lets lind him."
The search was unavAiling, and thu
friends began TO awaken into compare.
lively lively uneasiness. The clerk wal
notified and the house was thoroughly
searched. Still no Mr.. Cosgrave. Tht
police were notified, and the search begAI
p assume exciting proportions. In tn
mi1st of 1t, at 10 o'clock, Mr.. Cosgrnv
walked Into the hotel Office with hat ON
Tue hat In the dining room remained I'm
moved beneath the chair.
"Where 10 thunder have you besnf'
asked Mr.. Cosgravs's friends In con
cert.
"That's something in which the publ
Is not interested" said Mr.. Cosgrave.
And the "latest novelty" on the side
walk played "Whsrs did you-" etc.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
A. sergeant, for 1890.

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 2240 lbs. OF good clean
coal for ton, and that 10 what we pro-
pose to give Tor the year OF 1890 Our
coal is under cover and screened, under
our own supervision. Kindling wood In
large loads. Western oats speciality,
baled hay and straw ty the ton. Yard,
log Maryland avenue. Telephone, 045.
Central office, 7th and King streets.
Telephoue 587. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
O. j. Hssaio,,.

Coal and wood, nour and feed. Lehlgh
coal, schuylkill coal, Ice coal. All
grades OF spring and wipgsr wheat hour
Minnesota fiour, Hungarian -four. Lea's
-four, In barrels or hall barrels. All
kinds OF mill feed at mill prices. Oak or
pine kindling wood In blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 2240 lbs. to the ton
guaranteed. Office, yard aud warehouse,
SIT Wsst Front street. Telephone 500.
12-3-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

A health inspector investigated and
found true the report that grocer In
Elizabeth, N. j., was selling coffee
sduiterated with small stones. He
warned the Offending shopkeeper that .
repetition OF the offence would cause him
to bs prosecuted. Some people who
were cheated say they will pros: cute the
proosr Themselves,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. "a dar.
ing robbery WAS perpstra ci at the depot
this morning, DR.. B. c. Field. of Dendi-
son, Texas, being robbed in passenger
car BY three well-dressed men who sur
rounded him In the aisle. One Of tue
men thrust hand In bis pocket, and got
his pockstbook containing $3.50 900 and
railway tickets. The trio then dirap-
peared.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

No medicine seems to be 80 grand IN its
action Tor rapid curing oil the very dan
geroua cough and Tor the certain proven.
ton OF pneumonia or Inflammation OF tue
lungs, o. DR.. eimms' White Pnlmonic
Balsam, Soc. and u. Sold by lrugxlsts.
Depot, 4th and King streets, Whining
ton
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

a gentleman wposs signt was 80 weak
he coulo not soc to recognize an object
but few feet from him, after using one
bottle Of DR.. SHINING Rye Cure, could toll
an object acroas the street. We know Of
eeversl cases of this kind during the
week. It IL the great sight preseryer. 70
and so cents. 4th and Kins.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
Philadelphia. Wilmingtou and
Baltimore Railroad

baltimore Railroad
November 10th. 1872.
Trains will Leave wliminstou a. follow.
Phi!.aeIphia texpres.l. Lisa, ssa 40, sss
\ ,sS ~ III 70 s - IN IN. ~
iss sa IL III ~ ~ "a 49,, 81.
s:s'::' s s. n's Ia H. Asass ~ az: .ss
z;s' ~, "a ~. - ~ - ~ -. A. -.
". New " Ssrs, j. ass ,.M 80 .A So
TX 50, -. Tos, .n "a d 3 ,. a.
81 !. Mes. . 9s: .%s . ~ p Iaa~okin ana
| For Newark (Centrel and intermediate sta
ss: si.ser. And sns Z Stations, !.
s:lsis.s an: and w hilssl ?; 10, .u
10: Ss,.s.Ss. S,,. ss !; Iss,: e..
~ x: ss + !: "a s p!shss 49, - "a
A. ana ' wa, .: :s. Fl
LIZ e. +: = hsss.!ss,qs; ~ md 70. p n
nsr. y D =. =. N. sna IA Il >. n. anu ~
knpr sn 10, o' 6.ps Y Charles. Old Pon. Com.
fort and Norfolk, II Of >. M. and " p. IN.
Leave FhIladeipbi.. Broad Street, for VII.
He!s a Vi Via ' sss 81 81 =. ~! n Is
Sceomcd alton, ess ON pssnss q. M.
l2A IA sla 4ss. sx en-. ssA. loos.
| V % and II a. n. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpressl. / 81 as An
LII !. r.. III tH. So. 'sY, AMI
Accom- oa.tion, LOO. aiAsloA. M. Il. 10
rs. 4o. 7.tS. 10. 90 aud 10. T. NJ.
a., .e Sas ss.sS f:1R2.s''h lisa a AA.' tH
a. Asc9 s.iS ~ aiaa %. 81. an" al
For New York texDressh ia IA A.D
, ~ 50 sIS i, 4 x * NJ, In. 'l. sE 's@
For West Chester. via Lamokin. s.lsA. n
Fl sss Ss..: = I'D Pi fsia. Comfort
ror MiddIs.sWn. Clayton. Dover. wyomin
Feitop. Harrington, Bridgevilles Seaford
Laurel, and DelmAr. l2.oi night.
Baltimore and Washlngton. as $40. nj
A. NJ lioA - 20 o.. ~ vi ana a q
Leave Philadelphia bread Street. for vi
mington express), s.S0. IN I'LL A.
slG 5 os SIS, 500. Ga. ma ilsa AZ
h asca modation, ss4 ss. - -. m. j..
~ Hof further iniornsslos. passengers
referred 10 the ticket once al the station.
Trains marked thus - are limited express
upon which extra lars Is charged,
GhAs a rnSs; General p. =; MoG ns.n
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

D. A. Powell, Nos. sos and $40 Madison
street, has lake pike. lake shad, white
nsh, founders, trout, green pike, goldfish,
paddock, smelts, etc. Oysters by the
quart or bushel. Delivered frss OF charge
10 all parts OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

EOR SALE OR RENT.

lie, Nil ssss'f srsP:Ss ss. s .s. q r
station on .he PEI. M. Kent g., psl.;
300 yeArs.ola iis.lihy peach trees. And .
neur and Frist mill 4oi45 feet three stories
chinery pror ellrd by = s,-inch turbine wheel
under n feet, head and fall and W horse
power engine. C0mmodlous buildings both
ssrarstely.. Terms accommodating. x.r yar-
tcplarA inquire Of ID. j. MuffMEf,
Newark. Del. 1-il-20t
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Strawberries, pine apples, tomatoes,
radishss, and fruits generally. Also
yenison. Stall Nos. ITO and lib Eighth
street market. II. schlice. Telephone
436.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

London Fire Assurance Corporation Of
England. Thos. y. Hanlon, resident
agent, No. East Seventh street, Will
mingtop. Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Parlor organs, in beautiful new de.
signs, by Story Il Clark, Smith Ameri-
can, Carpenter and others, from wy up
ward. Il. \. Robelen, ITO Market d.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
DALTIMORE& OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule IN effect Nov. 10. 1883
TEAMS LEAVE DEL. AVE pEPoE
East BoUNh

PALTlMOhG = OhtU hAtLno a :a.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE DEPOT
East BouSn
.Ixpress trains.
NEW Y9Px, week days. s2is. u 90. 500,
Esw Yoa1. Sundays. . ii. .7oos m.
FziLADELrnI1. week days. s2Is 8 %
s7oo. ICY; %, . 80 300 sio %. 70 20. ~ q
II rH sla D. u: su So ,s y .afs II
900 4lo sls SIS. clio sols. $50. Sol
"a = s. week 90 da "a 90 1 - sso' 80
q I'D q oa ~ as, SCI 10 s M Il
0 o5 Ii 70 a. M, "a os, 100, .a9S soS.
4 10 80 IL. D 25. no. 49, %. $50 and 40 d p. m
ATLANTIC crr, N. J.. 800 a. M.
WEST, BOUND.
sll45 a. M, 24o, s4l5 1918. $751; 20 Is;
all daily, toa. m. s2l0p. NJ, daily,
baltimore and principal stations on
Phila. Division, 4.l5 p. m,. daily.
Pittsburg .si7 a. IN. and t5.l5 p. M,
Chicago, - Ala. m. 1887 p. m.. daily.
and IS IS p. M; daily.
sIxss,Lr AooonnoDATIoM 100 pm,
dav:y 10 20 p. m. sunday only. 'p' '1on'
LAMpRHpERo ACooMkoDArioN, week
days, 90, 100 a. M. 2 - and % p. M,
Sun days, 30 g. M, 5.l5 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For Philadelphia ana way stations
week days; 30, q 40, $3.50 sl05b a, m.
49, 4. s ~ u "a T. ss 8 r. T. n Sundays 60
For Baltimore. week days. ssa. $3.50
.. M, ~ IS and sis5 p. m. -
Baltimore and principal stations on
Phila division at $50 p. M, daily.
aa ror a q and way Stations. week
Sundays . % q. M; d p. m.
Chicagc. IS 50 a. M, daily. except Sun.
Pittsourg, $50 am, daily, except Sun
day; sa.35 p. M, daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For WILMINGTON.
Daily, ~ 10, ss1s, 10 90, I'll 10 a. M. 1aoo
noon, 20, 500. ss40.4 40. al. 80 o5. 80. 4 Il.
$40. 10 10, p. IN.
Daily. except Sunday. 1918. 8 10 and 1874
M, s135 ~ ioand 8 30, II. sop. m. Sunday
on&E Siie $50 =; M No s ,as p. m.
"a Rates to western points lower than
viaany otherltne.
1T. ODELL, C.O:SCULL
CENT Manager, Gen Pass. Age.
wiimington . Northern n h
Tine table in erect NoA. ~ lsss. TRAIN
leave N tlMingt0n (ftench street, ~ !olie NJ
Ter RsadinE, Birasboro. Joanna. 1prtnE
sss ,M,syasSsss
werner ville and Al poiaa "a the Phila:
siphia ano Reading 4 r.. 7.es .. M, and
2. . p. IN.
For sprinsas!a. NsyHs,surs JqSstdiss,s.
For aud lonicAanln and In terAsdlAte polnn
100 II. IN, us and $40 p. nj.
For Ghadds Ford junction and points
on the p. & B. C. r. r., at 100 d. H.,
For " est Chester, 100 an, 2a5 and
$40 p. ni.u.t.ra.v .uA xu,a.v.
Fer Nav Bridge AID interMedlato poin0
s.H p. n. and on Saturday oAly u bill and
10. Tsp. n
On sunday for ReAdiag and intorned,ats
pointz. 1t 8. Ia q. m. aad Tor SpriAxkald aaa
fntermediata points at !. .. n.
a. q. xcCAusLAkR YOWNESs R.IaaA
Dsrinteadeak 0sA rass. ASs
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

For IS. 90 are still being made at Cum.
mings' gallery, 800 MARKET elreet.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

Mssquerade suits to hire at Mrs.
Henxs's, 32l East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
NOTICE.

N ..,,., s.,,o,, and Loan A..
W. Ppow Issuing Its 2euA scrtes Of
, KEN ,hc ftsi payment being due Tecsssy
IN. s,h. lle ssni-annnsi report ins' nn =.
.a",aas urmnIltiou and the attention o. bor-
m,,.s AZ / Investors IL invited 10 ~ supefs
,Sr sirap,tres ss s,,ss can V cor sin,h
the we, Ns,,lsy SIS, on Monday and Friday
:%ulTrs Of every wei S.f. pusEY, Prss..
li.n wM c.iskohA. pecy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
WATER pEPARTM ENT.

w 4 ". Cor. sixth and King SITS.
r.,,, ,,nt, are due and payable In Jan.
II mid on or before January y, Tue
s .Ns,i.t dc nil: In February, 0 per ecn!: VIII
T. .sdsI IN March, " PR cent. After MAr ~
s isrnI,s may s,o. Ds o em M eeoan '
,ialee OPEN ron 9 .. IN 20 z. q.
,,.,v ,s-,llt John .. aBOHE. ksgistrar
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
NssleA
-PARTIEs HAVING SEW.

NYOTICE.-PAKTIEB y AVIN0 oN W
IN nachiues thinking they ere g. vSs sssir
spd 4. ,sss o "aa new s.sS Gee ess AVE
nin: 70 e, g, nv saliins a ,hs Novelty ssw-
in 1S .shiH. Esp.i w We s:sp. ~ q ~ "a.
Just rsei" saving machine men VAL tell
m ma nv, yonr N achiae TO wern out AND esn s
sS a be Repaired ,hsy DO that y nS srs seSinc 70
70, son ssa wv aichine Shops, who're yea Gan
w , s"sI WORK Ioae. l.. PkMUh,, NO.
a. XIV panril Al. wilmington. Del. -
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
ANDwAR CLAIMS.

IA order that old soldiers may have their
.l,i,p. isf pensions, bounty and bAek pay
re,, promptly attended TO, have con necssa
syseii With ". y. voshe'i WIN omcS - NJ
! w cams, y. !.
T1,OuS yosheiL soIjf Market u.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
wsnsa

4 GENTS WANTED. We have an
sSents, Which they greatly appreciate.
We furnish them With any quantity Of
orr catalogues, with their name printed
on each a. exclusive asonts for their
xncnts have merely 70 500 that the
catalogues ara properly distributed and
tl,e result IL marvellous. An agent In
Tits way cnn also establish large mail
trade.
centA In stamps.
o. A vIu Hattie Crack MtJu
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

TAKE NOTICE.
Merchandise and furniture received en-
pfsnge it. i-s-tf- cod
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

oiiCL.-WiLL THEIoUNG MAN,
ienpsnter, WHO called at Ilie Kipr a.
alisAY evening, January 18th, please
l-30-1tH
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

OD"ING6.-THREE OR Jour
~ gentlemen can be Accom- IN odated with
esiribie lodgings ara 7 ". TreIfth strest.
I-1D-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

JfOR sALE-THE HOUSE NO. 1i2i
II West THIRD stfeet, three stories: eixht
room sRna hath wicviy papered aud p dated;
summer Kitchen and private alley; also IN
Ill orange street. u. l.. BHo~N.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

NollcE-lF YOU WANT TO SAVE
,,, p.Ih ~ ARs insure your proporty with
Vo' No. VIZ Market q. n-li.tf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

EOR RENT.-FIRsT-CLAss ROOMS
l. on sarket street. For further info,-
nation apply nj this ofice. i-27.6t
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
pRlyATE SALE.

A TTENrION-ALL PERSONS DE
~ string drugs pure aud chemicals or wish
hs ueir prescriptions or private receipt,
Rhtinlly cor pounded WITH pure Materials.
Ihould 40 to tic drug store OF II Y. bkiN6.
HURST, No. S5 Market street Wilmiastsu.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
For K.at

IaOR RENT
Il Store No. II East Seventh street, one
door from King, large room, two large
bulk windows. Apply to W. II.
MORRIS, Seventh and Market streets.
l.H-lm
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31
EoR SALE.

building lots for salc--1 lot on Heald
ID street, between 18th and 18th. S6xSS
feet
lot cor. Heald at. and Van dervcrave.
75x75 fest WIN DO sold cheap Apply to
Wnither 4 Co, 3. Side Market street.
bridge. l-l6-t
Daily Republican., 1890-01-31

EOR SALE CHEAP.-FlXfURES IN
Il = hrst-class meat and vegetable store.
4 good chance for man with .mall capital
INQUIRE at 3. ". cor. Ninth and Monroe ats.s
Wilmington, Del. l-W-sA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-28

Valencia. March 1S-Arrived. bark Anna
N r. Olsen. BrunsyicS
Baltimore. March 28-Arrived. schr Chas
Young COTson. Savannah.
25gh-clear,d ana s. lied. schrs Wan II Keeney
Lppiacott, Savannah; lllne + schmidt. Her
devson, do
Boston, March 25-Arriyes barS Levi s An
drews, Watts, Apaiac,,,co.i: SER Lizzie
Wiley, Wiley, Port Royal, : c.
Brunswick. March 23-Arrived. schrs Agnes
Grace, Nickerso1 Charleston; 2ith, John l.
Treat. Mcl.urc, New York.
23t-Sa led. schr John \ Griffin, Kings Ferry.
18th Cleared. schr Hattie Darling (Brl, Kelly,
Nassau.
Charleston, March a5-Arrived, bark Theta
(Nor, Olsen. Tybee.
CoOsaw, ) c, March 2i-Clearcd, schr Blanche
Hopkins h ackingtOn, Baltimore.
Darien, March 25-Arrived, bark Hermes (Sw)
HOLM. Bucnos Ayres.
Georgetown. ) g. March 2l-Sailed. schr Jessie
Murdoch, Phiuney, New York tbefore reported
for Philadelphia
jacksonville, March s5-Arrived. schr Gertit
Rickerson, Anderson. New York; S, hr John 5
Davis. Green. st Thomas, W |.
Norfolk, March 25-SAiled, steamship AuSter
litz Obi, Coosaw, q, for Newcastle; sch
Myrover Savannah.
Philadelphia, March 25-Arrived. schr John H
Tingue. Burdge. Brunswick Cor New York Use,
Miscellany.
Port Royal 5 C, March 2i-Arrived, schr Wei
come Il Beebe, Smith. New York.
New York, March 27-Arrived. steamships
Circassia. Glasgow; Teutonic, Liverpool.
Arrived out, steamship Aller, New York fol
Bremen
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-28

s. -. Cotton seed oil firm. Wool quiet and
steady; domestic fleece 3S6G36c. pulled 279,Sic,
Texas lSG35c. PORK firm; mess, old, so 50 =
H. Beer strong. Beef hams quiet. fierce
beef quiet. Cut meats strong and in good de-
mand; picked bellies 5lSa57sc. II daile' strong
Lard dull ana barely steady; western 81 am,
on spot $ 523e, city steam 80 IS: options
April delivery s. 40. May delivery SO a. June
delivery s. q. Freights to Liverpool weak cot
ton, per steam. 5-621; grain, per steam 3i5d
CHICAGO, Marcl 2T.-ln wheat there was
mo crate business transacted, ana no specially
new features We're presented promine I
local trader bought fairly and tai ed quite bull
ish. Ira ling seems TO re shifting more into
july. The market opened at about the closing
figures Of yesterday. eased OIL tsc. aud later
advanced 1ac. closing quiet and about &c higher
than yesterday. July sold at lt4c dis, ounu be-
low May. Caole adviceS were again ot an I'M
Favorable character u holders But the dull
ness abroad did not have any effect upon the
market here, except in q general way, which
was governed mainly by home influences. Crop
adviceS continue to come in bad, and operators
evidently place more reliance upon the various
reports received At least they are a little
more timid about selling. That there has been
damags done by severe freezing weather sDma
weeks ago there is no doubt hut to what extent
the plant has been damaged or whether killed is
yet question. There was also some report of
new business at the seaboard, WHICH acted as
stimulant to the market. Ia corn moderate
business was reported within lac range, and the
feeling was on the whole steady. The steady
tone was due largely to the threateni weather
and a storm in Kansas. Operations we're IN the
main local, aud a prominent trader who boug ht
May yesterday at 29,sc sold to-day at 2J340
291sc. The speculative market opened at yes
terday's clio ing prices, was very steady, ad
vancing 14c, ruled firm, and closed IS &c bet
ter than yesterday. Oats were traded in fairly
and weaker feeling existed in May at the
start, sales being at slight decline from yes
terday's closing The demand from leading
operator was good, and offerings not being
especially large a stronger feeling developed
and prices advanced SIC, which was fairly main
tanned at the close. In pork quite q good bust
ness was transacted, and the market ruled com
parativey steady. Opening sales were made at
1I30l5c advance, but later the feeling easier
In lard only fair business was transacted. and
the feeling was steadier. Toward the close the
feeling was easier, and the marSet closed about
medium figures In short rib sides there was
only fair business Prices ruled comparatively
steady and tn market closed quiet.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
steady and unchanged. Wneat-No spring 20
@79tsc; No. red wheat 59GD9isc. corn
No. 2, 2SIsc. Oats-No. 2, 2l34c, Mess pork
$40 50010 IS. Lard at So 2laD6 Is. Short rib
Sides IS 1215 Dry sailed shoulders at "a 20
"a So Short clear sides. boxed, s. 4505 50.
Whisky 81 OF.
Lea ing tut res ran red as ,llow5:
ODen ny HRQeS. CiOSiny
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-28

Per Central Railroad March 27-Baldwin &
Co, Jno Flannery q Co. Conner & Co, w w
Gordon & Co, Nj Maclean a. Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, March
27-Southern Cotton Oh Co. II A Ulmo II
Johnston. r B Cassels, Mutual G l. Co. j # Tor
rent, Collat Bros, NJ Boley & Son, w Allen, M
ii Moore, Lowell e. L. j S Silva A Letter & Son,
II Patrick, j Gavan. A & Rhodes & Co. l. Stork,
w ID Smkins, Coaxum, S X levin, S White,
Jno Elannery & Co, Tidewater OH Co, /. Gabel,
NJ l. Byck, w Goldstein, w l. Hurst, T l. Kent.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
March 21-J Rosenheim & Co, A Einstein's Sons,
+ T Nichols. Decker & f, NJ Y Henderson, w S
Yates. Ellis, d Go. A Stiles, II Myers & Bros,
Hexter a. X, Savannah Grocery Co, II Cassels,
@ Davis & Son, Heidi & S. A b Hull & Co, J c
Bruyn, G w Tiedeman & Bro, Dale. ID & Co,
McCauley, S & Co. Reppard & Co. G T. Miller,
McDoooqgh & Co; VIM Artnitage, Harms q J,
Standard Oil Co, Frierson & Co. Bacon, b & Go.
+ Hunting & Co, Lowell & l., G 0 Haines, f
Byington, A Enrich & Bro, Geo Meyer. T. II
Morrison, Armour Packing 60, Lippman Bros.
Savannah Guano Co, Baldwin & Go, Heron a. q,
NJ Maclean & Co, w W Gordon q Co. Butler & S,
c l. Jones, E I Roberts, JP Williams & Co,
Peacock, II & Co, w G Jackson, Chestnut & ON
Per steamship Chattahoochee from New York
"A r Altmayer & Co. Appel & S. G w Allen, r
Butler, Armour Packing Co, NJ l. Byck q Bro, p
Barrett, j f Butler, ] Butler S w Branch,
Cohen & Co. Cornwel Sc G., A II Champions
Son, w g Cooper, Dryfus Bros, De Soto Hotel,
Davis Bros, q Davis & Son, Fleischman & Co,
M J Doyle, A Doyle Jas Douglas. Eckman & V,
j II ElnSteln, nj EiSeulhn, w III EsUil. II N FISH,
A Ehrlich & Bro, Epstein & W. Fretwell & N,
str Ethel. Frank e. Co. A Falk & Sons, c Gabel,
Gray s. Son, w Godstein, d NJ Garfunkel, d S
Greenbaum, l. J Gazan, w w Gnann, A Hanley.
A Girardeau NJ Gilbert & Co, Harms Il j. ID
Hogan, S Guckenheimer & Son, Hexter & X.
Harmonic Club, NJ d Hirsch jackson, M & CO,
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RECEIPTS.
KECEIPTs.
Central Railroad, March 27-1s9 bales cot

Per Central Railroad, March 31-1s9 bales cot
ton.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
March 21-l5i bales cotton. SIS hbls rosn Sc
bbls spirits turpentine, 4 crates and { bbls hams
cars pipe, car slaves 9 cases dry goods,
cases shoes, IL bbls syrup 30 sacks rough rice, 9
bales hides. cases hats, q cars wood, car rock
- cars lumber. 2 cars axles, 60 bbls grease. z
bdl hoops, bbls bottles, cases cigars. / cases
sugar. bbls whisky, IL Inf bbls whisky, 81 cast
ings. &c pkgs mdse, l wagon, 3j bbs oranges,
S,145 boxes oranges.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, March
H-2 cars empty bbls car coal, cars wood,
car posts, tank oil, case boots and Shoes 10
bedsteadS, 1870 bdls rails. 125 doz pals, 80 nests
tubs, pieces castings l spring. q coils rope, 1
cases cigarettes, 40 cases tobacco, boxes POI
tatoes Is safes, II sacks peas lot h goods, q
boxes clothing, sacks cotton seed, tool chest,
/ half Dbl grease bdl rims, bdl spokeS, fan
blower, iron, 8 aXles.
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MARITIME MISCEILANY

Philadelphia, March 25-Schr John II Tingue,
from Brunswick for New York, arrived at this
port to-day in distress. She taken in tow
by tug kattler yesterday 10 miles OF East End
lightship with loss of rudder.
Norfolk, Marcl 24-Schr Charles II Valentine
Curtis. from Savannah. while passing in the
caDes yesterday, went aground and was COM
PEELED to jettison part of her cargo of lumber.
She was afterward tioated and arrived safely in
Hampton Roads