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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-04

8AVkU III a BoVMs
shot which Would Have Bees Fatal
Luckily Averted.
Los ANGLES, March 3.-Lass night .
man entered the saloon OF NJ 5. vassaio,
Put Q pistol 10 the proprietor's head and
demanded money. vassalo rrsppled with
him. and In the struggle the pistol Vas dis
charged, and would probably have killed
vassalo except for . book he had in his
hand and held over his heart. in which the
ball embedded.
tn. man Asd and e<rHuNd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-04

LoSpos, March a-Masser Lincoln
passed bad day and IL In a extremely
critical condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-04
CAUGHT IN A JOINT.

A Physician Who Says He Was Present
On Business.
NEW YoRK, March 3.-Nathaniel Acker-
man, keeper Of an opium joint which was
raided on Sunday night. and all the in
mates, except DR.. Holland. were each held
in $500 bail for trial this afternoon. DR..
Holland said he went to the place to learn
something about the habit. in order TO
write an article for . medical publication.
He IL Philadelphia and has practiced in
this city and California
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DEATH or MERyYN poNAHuR.
liable - Rally Frem tbs KHsess Of
Losg ninexs-

sAs TRAxcisco. March 3-Colonel j.
Mervyn ponahne. president OF the San
Francisco 3 North Pacific railway. died At
the Palace hotel last evening. He hAd been
confined 70 his bed for over two months.
suffering from complication ct lung. and
stomach troubles. OF late his stomach haa
been % weak that no food couid Be given
him exceps in Auid state.
He wss q con Of the late Peter j. Dona-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-04

{ 10 House killed the Senate his 10 pre-
n1ho qualifications Of locomotive eaei-
- hy striking out two vital sseisnns
]S1r8 theu voting down the remainder.
- bill regulating and licensing the
;- e-.~,~en~a h,,sinsxs In this etafe vhsca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-04

The House ways and means committee
tonight agreed 10 report favorshly the bill
appropriating $1,000 for maintenance of
prisoners. etc. at Walla walia psnitentiary.
The Senate agricultural committee agreed
10 report in favor OF indefinitely postponing
action on the bin proposing To create
state hoard Of agriculture and appropria-
r.. -. ..xA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-15

think it's because you have been taking
more exercise and have a better appetite
Tor never. never would you confess to the
man OF YOUR heart that you had dirty face.
Still, its true.
BY GASLIGHr AND BY DAYLIGHT.
l often wonder how il is men marry
women they know use lot OF rouge or.
worse still, paint, and whom they never
have seen in the morning. Woman is essen
italy a lazy animal. When she is indus
trlouS 1t Is for her misfortune, not virtue.
Consequently, when she comes home after a
theater and supper, nine times out of ten
Times she tumOles into bel without a
Thought OF what she has on her fa-e. and
nine times out of ten she doesn't even take
her hair dOwn-that is if il is her own hair.
And the consequence is she is anything but
beautiful TO look upon in the morning by
the bright light, and her temper is pretty
much IN consOnance with her looks. She
either finds good in nothing, or else she is In
a pltitul stage, when the person on whom
she lavlSdes all her Confidence is herself,
WHEN WOMAN SHOULD LOOK PRETTY.
Now, if a woman ever looks pretty in her
life, She ought TO when she is in bed, for
there is always the probability of fire. The
nlghtgown of today is a poem, and the
woman inside of it ought TO be ideal; but
unfortunately she forgets about the fire, she
only knows she wants to go to bed, and she
don't care whether she smears the pillow
slip with rouge and blue pencils and eye
lash sticks Oh yes, she uses a blue pencil.
not to mark herself out Of creation.
but TO make dark line just inside
her lower eyeiid. She Is quite willing
TO risk running her eyes or anything else,
Tor that matter, if she can only appear v hat
she considers beautiful. Silly being Don't
let her get herself to nunnery, but take
herself instead to Il face washing establish
ment. y clean face is a great incentive to
clean mind. and the woman Of to-day can
be improved by cleanliness in any manner.
A woNAN'S CHRISTMAS FEVER.
Did you ever get the Christmas fever in
want everything I see. You think it's
greedy. do you! Well, perhaps it is.
couldn't ride bicycle to save my soul,
and yet stared at one with envious eyes
the other day.
l never rowed boat in my life, but felt
that a man who had such a lot in his shop
was cheating me out of what l ought to
have.
| never play tennis. yet l yearn for a
whole tennis outfit.
1 am too old to find satisfaction in doll
babies, yet long with great intensity for
| every one see.
The whole year through don't consume
an entire pound of candy, yet l feel the
confectioner is defrauding me out of my
| rights by not deciding me his shop.
don't wish to be considered coquette,
but | want all the diamond hearts the
| jeweler owns.
want all the picture books that pull
with strings, all the Noah arks, all the
beautiful games, and every blessed one of
the sleds and drums.
Goodness, gracious. mol Not to keep
but to give away. That's the Christmas
fever in your bones-that is, If you are
half woman and have got a quater of
heart; and Pm whole woman with an
entire heart-a heart big enough to want
| everybody in the United States to have a
Christmas gift from BAB.
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Christmas Novelties.

The devoted wife, the thoughtful mother,
the loving daughter, the blushing sweet
heart. the dear old aunts, in fact, all female
members of the family, are commencing to
break their heads in thinking what to give
their male members and friends for Christ
mas. Well, there is no occasion to lose
sleepless nights on that account, when
Appel q Schaul, the Superior One Price
Clothiers, Hatters and Mems Furnlshers,
have Just what you want Elegant Silk
and Satin Suspenders, in ali solid and
fancy colors, plain and embroidered. Neck
wear in four in hand Tecks, Flats,
Puffs, Winsors. in all the latest
holiday shades, Full Dress Shirts,
Neck wear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, ETC.,
Umbrellas, Waking Sticks. Fancy Vests,
Afternoon Hats-in fact. ladies', all the
latest novelties generally carried in first
class Clothing and Mems Furnishing Goods
store, which are too numerous to mention,
and must be seen to be appreciated. An
other thing, ladies; these goods are all being
sold at our usual popular prices. We are
more than pleased 10 have our courteous
and polite clerks 10 show you goods whether
you purchase or not. So do not feel delicate,
aud call aud see MS No trouble to show
goods APPEL e. ScHAUL,
One Price TO All,
I'D. 1863 Congress street.
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LIST OF VESSELS.
Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port

SIGAMShlRSs
J NJ Lockwood [Brl, Jenkins, Wilmington, N G.,
sid Nov via Liverpool.
Chenis on [Brl, Martin, Havre, up Nov 25.
Bawtry lBrl -, Shields, SD Dec /.
Lowlands [Brl, Blacklin, Philadelphia. sid Dec
EernIands EBrl, -. Baltimore, up Dec 10.
Salado [Brl. Kearney, New York, cid Dec IL.
Plymothian [Brl, -. Hamburg, sid Dec 2.
BARKs.
Brodrene [Norl, Salvesen, Liverpool SD Nov H.
St Antonne Fri, Louvert, Altoona, sid Oct T.
Emmanuel Swed nborg [Brl, Brown, Altoona, sid
Oct II. at Dover in distress Oct 20.
Mathilde [Forl, Lindenberg, Hamburg. sid Oct
Il.
Louis [Gerl, wegner, Stettin, sid Oct II.
Vanadis [Norl, Somme. Hamburg sid Oct 81.
Ossuua LBrl, Mckay Liverpool, sid Oct %.
Amelie (Rusl, Tornblom, Dunkirk. sid Nov 81.
Restituta Madre lltal, Parascondola, Girgenti,
Konoma [Brl. Thompson, Liverpo d, sid Nov H.
Elisabeth Swl, Ingevardsen, Valencia, sid Nov
Brabant [Belg1, voss, Antwerp. sid Nov 16.
Gler [Brl, Murray, Hamburg, sid Nov IL.
Bellona [BrJ, Lenck. London, sid Nov 49,
Unione IItall, Cuneo, Baltimore. sid Dec 6.
Fanny Cam IBr. Crosby, Philadelphia, cid
Franklin [Norl, Christensen, Maranham. sid
sagona [Brl, shand, Liverpool, sid Nov %.
Ibis [Norl, Christensen. at Porto Rico. Nov 10.
Michele [Itall, Cacace, Vgo, sid Nov %.
Vanadis [Norl, Somme, Hamburg, sid Dec g.
BRIGS.
Stacy Clark, Bowers, Grand Cayman, sid Nov -
sCHooNERs.
REC Hartley, Green, New York up Nov g.
Mary Jenness, Cochran, New York, up Dec 10.
Chas A Coulombs. Gardner, Philadelphia. cid
VIM smith, Smith, New York, up Dec 10.
Emma Heather, Powell, Philadelphia, sid Dec
TO-
R Spear. Farr Baltimore, sid Dec 4.
Norman, Henderson, Baltimore sid Dec 8.
Lille Schmidt, Henderson, Baltimore, sid Dec
II.
Annie Pendleton, Pendleton. New York, up Dec
10.
Oliver Pecker, Hall, Baltimore, up Dec IL
Jonathan May, Cook. New Haven up Nov g.
Bertram L Townsend, Tunnel, New York, up
Dec 10.
Charmer, Daboll New York. up Dec 12.
H Cottrell, Haskell, up Dec II.
Rogers, Rogers. New York, up Dec IL.
VIM W Converse, Hazleton, Baltimore, up Dec
u.
Daisey Parkhurst, Hooper, New York. cid Dec
II.
Hattie Dunn, Poland, New York, up Dec 10:
Susan B Ray, Woodland Baltimore, up Dec IS.
VIM II Shubert, Sloan, Baltimore, up Dec 49,
Kate Aiken, Rrown. Philadelphia, cid Dec II.
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CONSIGNEES.

"a III b. arleston and Savannah Railway. Dec
I g V%alq iN q Co. Meinhard Bros & Co, Gregg.
SN "; Ems ~ & Co, A Ehrlich & Bro, Swinton
"A henderson, Cohen & Co. NJ Byck. d
Connsr@or,u herman & X. Kavanaugh & B. w H
leo p! ~, Il FRIED. SolomonS & Co, Ludden & B,
Ear iI'oy Myers q Co. Savannah Grocery Co, J NJ
Goltsuu,,L lppman Bros, Salas q w, Souls 4 Co,
Ss rer Central Railroad. Dec ts-McGillis e. R.
GsnrSunah Grocery Co. A Ehrlich G Bro. W Wise
~ laws Son, G Eckstein & COW B Nell q Co
FNcSggy. Myers q Co, s Guckenheimer & Son, j
4 JHSSfEaarthy, J ID Weed & Co, A G Rhodes & Go,
Ssy, %iller Co. Mohr Bros, Tidewater Oil Co,
B., AIHI ns Grocery Co, E A Schwarz Jas Hart &
NIar 1e IS, L, Teeple & Co, Lippman Bros, S
NcEav ~ ~ " Iledeman & Bro, Griffin Il F, A F
6H . ; Suits & Co, Eckman & V, Palmer
Ps a II Atkinson, w Shuman, L c Custom
De- - savannah. Florida and Western Railway
KaIon- S0fog Otice, S Guckenheimer & Son. G
A NJ, standard Oil Co, Meinhard Bros e Co
4n nslSt s Sons, Eckman & v, B Nell & Co
D SmS%IIo' q W Parish. w w Gordon & Co, W
Lee pa1uS, savannah Guano Co, ] r Einstein
Er;ssTSyl myers & Co, Savannah Grocery Co, K
ScarIoL,, M ferst's Sons & Co, E A Schwarz, II
Rebst,oao5 uetlan & Bro, Savannah & w Co. A
" Coiir'e hrouskoff, Palmer Hardware Co, J
Il SoInnrrlIis D II Oppenheimer ID & + r Dancy,
Els :, y, q Son. Peacock, Fl & Co. w Evans
g I, IL 20, Savannah n Go, Baldwin 6 Co.
e ThiS; Sfregg. ] & W, Williams & Co,
N Tso JIdnlsholm, Heron &c, Us Wood & Bro
Il TJ'1 eaHl& 20, II & D Mcintyre, Butler &
So5tG6 oiler & Co, Montague & Co, Stubbs &
|Sa5s ~ H NE Cotton Oil Co. L b Hunting & Co.
|Frarso,, w. ncDonough & Co. Stillwell, NJ & Co,
|Earranu q q 20, Bacon. B & Co, S 7 Shooter Co.
Z Gsv1naa \ McCauley, S & Co, Dale, D & Co,
Per ct Ut commercial Guano Co.
/ " siHs1ip Dessoug. from Philadelphia
Clar ~ IN - NJ ) Byck, A H Champions Son, c
4 R p r. = ~ , Byck & Co. Commercial Guano Co,
n Dkg 20, w S Cherry & Co, CA Cox,
Lstu EoPper w Fl Cosgrove, De Soto Hotel, w
/ Fr4.rTa''e' - q Co. NJ J Doyle. Jas Douglas, j
oley n W. ~ Eckman & V, G Eckstein & Co j
VIZ, ~ y ersts Sons y Co, A Enrich & Bro J
| Il F,s % son, Frank & Co, Hammond, II & Co.
Gar,lraoer SGuckenheimer & Son, G. Haas,
g Hast y NJ Heidi q Co. Q Kolshorn & Bro.
I KIernaeeli Lppman Bros. A LETTER Il Son. P
oa Il W. f Ludden a i, i II Levy & Bro, Lang
|assy Y " IA Lindsay & NJ. Lang, D Il Lester, VI
|cCarib,D dahoche & Son. E Lovell's Sons. l. A
Aer 4 y geo Meyer. Mutual Coop Asson, q
|cClura ~ S, Moore q Co. McKenna & W. j G.
boyer ,HseNlllan Bros. McDonough a b, II J
1rton & ' \. Sons. Mcdonnell a. 8. NJ Nathan,
n.y. psiiali,O " Ter kRan a. Co.TJ o 'Brien, G. Z
acetti ~ iit ~ hardware co. Phillips Bros. T. &
Fos y ~ !" Parish, Miss l. + Parsons. Rich
gannst aoallnsky, l. strong. Z Rshnberg.
I HS ~ ny, =, "a " RS, Savannah con
|sFB 4 Gssln9n a Son, J r shuptrine 4 Bro. =
9ula..,, 5Ag sullivan, Solonons a 90. y n
'N' ifaebeies a 4, Monirose x Mes co,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London, Dec 12-Bark Sequel IBrl, George, at
Barry, from Bull River. S G. lost her mizzentop
mast and iioboom while mooring at her dock.
Vineyard Haven. Dec 12-Schr Roger Drury,
from savannah for Boston, arrived to-day, and
reports during gale Nov 20, lat &C. lor "a 20
wa hove on beam ends, had cabin flooded.
HanSsr aud jib torn to pieces and mainsail
sechT Stella NJ Kenyon, Dodge, for Savannah,
az grounded on the bar off Barren Island and
MED and sunk. She has cargo of $50 tons of
Sstng her
N1r A9llie j Saunders-The Merritt wrecking
% s. Jones left Southport, c. 18th to
Do.c1 lor tne schr Mollie Saunders. before re-
ported abandoned in sinking condition off
Bodies Island ~
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wINTEE RESORTS.
SUWANNEE SULPHER SPRINGS.
Resort and Sanltarium.
StlWhNNEF. FLA,

OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Located on q high,
dry bluff, overlooking the Suwannee River, win
its beautiful scenery. The unique Coquina
Rock Main Buildings surrounded by the COM
Portable cottages. supplied with hot and cold
mineral water dFecg from the spring. offers az
that can only b. appreciated By a visit. Pr.
fectiy free from malaria, atmosphere dry and
pleasant tempered by tho southwest breeze 81
The Gull The remedial virtues OF the water for
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. kidney aud Liver
lou3pialntg. are too well known 70 be exDafated
upon. Write Tor pamphlets with testimonials
aud circular with rates
3. ii. PICK. suwannee. PA
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Toward the Setting Sun

Myriads of emigrents take their way. Thou
sands upon thousands of acres covered with the
virgin forest still await the ak OF the pioneer
"Holding down claim on the frontier, il
should be remarked has other drawbacks be
sides that OF disputed possession. Many an en-
terprising settler who. with indomitabie hardi
area is ready for tilage, is stricken by that foe
of the frontiersman, malaria. What a boon to
that man and his family is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, what wise forethought has he shown if
he has obtained an adequate supply The
fairest fields for agricultural and mining enter
prises on this continent aud abroad are subject
. this infection Protected by Hostetter'
Stoula ch Bitters il may be defied IL will not
do to confide In a robust constitution alone
Malaria prostrates the strong and weak alike.
Take the Bitters. too, FOR rheumatism, dys.
pepsia, biliousness, kidney trouDle.--Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-15
BOOK NOTICES.

A HoMBURG BEAUTY. BY Mrs. Edward
Kennard. ]. B. Lippincott Company, Phil
adelphia, publishers. Paper, so cents.
Lippincott's select novels are always well
worth reading. and this one is not an ex-
Interestingly told.
Thy NAME is WOMAN. BY Frank How
ard Howe. Bedford Company, publishers,
IL % East Eighteenth street, New York.
Paper, so cents. This is one Of the Bedford
American novel series. The chief character
is the heroine, who is presented with good
deal of skill 1t is a rather fascinating
character in some respects. but not one
likely to be initiated by those DESTROYS of
genuine happiness.
The RICH MANS Fool. By Robert C.
Givins. II mo. 430 pages. Illustrated with
seventeen photo-gra ures from drawings by
Bretsnyder. Paper 50 cents. Chicago;
Laird & Lee, publishers One. Warwick,
a wealthy merchant of New York, has an
only son, perfect Apollo physically, but
mentally an idiot The ia her calls to his
aid one of the most skillful surgeons Of the
city, who, after many experiments, con-
ceives the idea of performing great opera
ton upon the young man. The brains of q
dying jman-a Russian count, and one Of
the most scientific men of the day-are
transferred to the head of the fool, who
survives the operation. The scene of the
story is laid upon the Hudson river and in
New York City. IL introduces yachting
parties and other gayeties, and in Que
chapter is a vivid description of an ice-boat
race on the Hudson river. There is, OF
course, a love story interviewer.
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New York Market Revlew.
Reported by g. s. Palmer, 1866 Reade Street


Ne1C YORK.
New YORK. Dec. 12.-With the near approach
of the holidays, and further advance in the
price Of apples, the market shows a decided
better feeling on Florida oranges. Buyers have
taken hold freely, in view Of an anticipated
advance 10 price. Fancy fruit is bringing from
- 90 TO 50 80 per box, as to size; straight lines
S215025O. rangerines, S. U006 90. Man
darins, 50 5OD4 30. Grape fruit, 81 00G4 80 per
barrel. egesables-String beans green, So Oh
@I5 90 per crate; wax, 81 5OQ2 so Cucumbers,
81 50@2t0. Tomatoes, So O016 90. Green peas
in demand, and anything strictly choice is sell
ing from 50 so to 8 90 per crate Egg plant
81 5000 copper barrel crate. An increased de
mand is expected for tbs above vegetables and
prices are certain to rule firm for all choice
stock.
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MEMORANDA.

New York. Dec 12-Arrived. schrs Caroline
Hall. Boone Jacksonville: Standard. Dram. Sa-
yannah; Satilla. Jayne, do; Thos Clyde, Nor
bury, Darien, Ga.
Ies Chaples, Reed, Jacksonville for New
london and anchored off milestone. Ii.
cleared, steamships City of st Augustine,
FRENCH. St Augustine and Fernandina land
sailed; Saado, [Brl, Carney, Savannah; schr
1ity of Baltimore, TaweS. Jacksonville.
barcelona Dec S-Arrived, steamship Yoxford
[Br. smith, Charleston.
cent Brl. Harris, Port Royal, S c.
18th Sailed, bark Vikingen [Norl, Hanne-
stadt, Pensacola.
Cardenas. Dec Sailed, schr Ernest T Lee.
Thomas, Cedar Keys.
Nassau Dec ARRIVED, schrs Trackless Brl,
Thompson. Jacksonville; City of Nassau Br1,
In mort Dec s, schrz Clara Colcord, Hooper,
for Fernandinn, to sail 9th; Mabel Darling [3rl,
Ranger from Wilmington. G, arrived Dec 5.
Boston, Dec 1e-Cieared. schr Gem, Wass,
Round Pond and Charleston. 8 c.
baltimore, Dec 12-Arrived, schr Napoleon
Boughton, Stiles Coosaw. S c.
Brnnsw ok Dec 12-Sailed. bark Alexander
Keith TBrl. McIlgorm, Buenos Ayres.
Beaufort, N c, Dec 12-Arrived, schr Charles
Ireland Charleston.
Bat Me, Dec 12-Arrived. schr E NJ Cornell,
Nas5 Darien. &c.
!. Charleston, c, Dec 1e-Sailed. schrs Dicky
Rird Satilla River, Ga, to load for Bath; Vic
tory yacks onville. to load for Nassau.
Coosaw. c, Dec 12-Arrived, schr FrauciS G
Yarnall, Norfolk.
Fernandna. Dec 12-Arrived, schr Lizzie G
Dennison, Small, Portland.
Sailed, schr Maud Snare, Lowell, New York
Georgetown, S C, Dec 9-Arrived, schr Elean-
or, Mccoy, Savannah.
Jacksonville, Dec 12-Arrived. steamer Iro-
0uois, Pennington, New York; schr F G French,
Look, Calais, Ne.
Cleared schrs Jas Woodhouse, Kelly Bos-
ton; Melissa Trask, Atwood, New York; Jessie
W Starr White. do.
Sailed from the bar 10th, schr Bertha Louise,
War;. New York.
Pensacola Dec 12-Arrived, steamer Cuba
Nor Bornholdt. Bocas del Toro.
Cleared, ship Elvira [Gerl Evers. Liverpool;
bark Elmstone lAus], Kasoric, Newport.
Port Royal. S c, Dec 12-Arrived, schr Alma
Cummings. Cummings, Beaufort.
Philadelphia. Dec IL Arrived, bark Jennie
Sweeney, Morse, Pensacola: schr Chas L Daven-
port, Watts do; Fannie KINNEY, Wolfe, Fer
nandina; Bonita, Denison, do; Sarah Smith,
henderson, Savannah.
Portland, Ne, Dec 12-Arriyed, schr Florence
Allen, Dunton, Darien, Ga.
| st Augustine. Dec 12-Sailed schr Lizzie V
| Hall, Greed, New York
Vineyard Haven, Dec 12-Arrived, schr Cora
Dunn Harrington, Pensacola for Boston.
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MAGAZINES.

A high order of stories, poems, articles
and pictures fill the Christmas Wide Awake
from cover to cover. while brilliant new
type and the discardment of columns give
the pages very fresh and attractive look.
The magazine is permanently enlarged to
100 pages. Leading attractions include a
new Peppers serial by Margaret Sidney, the
promised railroad serial, Cab and Ca
boose," by Kirk Munroe. "Drawing the
Child-Ngure," by Miss Caroline Rimmsr.
and "Marietta's Good Times" an Italian
serial by a well-known Italian woman in
Boston. The short stories, papers and
poems are by Sailie Pratt Mclean Greene
Emma Sherwood Chester Graham R. Tom
son, Ethelwyn WetheTald, Charlotte NJ.
Vail, Elizabeth Robins Pennell, Rev. George
Whyte, Miss Hawley, John c. Carpenter,
Margaret Eytinge. Miss Poulsson. Mrs.
Clafiin and Prof OILS T.. Mason. d. Lo-
throp Company, Boston.
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NOTICE TO MARTNERS.

Souces to mariners. pilot charts and all nauti-
ss,9lorma5on will be furnished masters of YES
s s.at o. charge at the United States Hydro
. nSplic ONCE in the Custom House. Captains
''ereluested to call at the Office.
LIEUT. L H SHERMAN,
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In charge Hydrographic Static
EXPLOITS

rs ser Steamship D II Miller. for Baltimore
M M Oales cotton, 30 bbs spirits turpentine, 747
fet LosIn, lo2 bbls rice, 1850 pkgs fruit "a, 900
% bales domestics. -'''O'
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SPOKEN

No date, miles off Absecom, brig Georgiana
+ Geery, from Charleston for New York, run
nlng for Delaware Breakwater, in strong
Northwestern.
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BTTTERs
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee, from New York
Miss J Cunningham, Miss Lena Woodbridge,
MISS III Mcdrath. G Chamberlain, wife and two
children, Rev r Reddy and wife, Mrs H Cham
berlaLn, w e Stall. Mrs McLaws and infant,
u Barthotf, A Wentworth, wife and infant
Mrs Wentworth r O'Niel, T O'Nie Miss +
Grin. Master Noyes Mrs Noyes, Miss A
Peach, T, Moore, A J Eames, G II Stokes Mrs
J W Hill. Mrs Hrth, c A Furber, c Smith, J
brown, Anderson. Miss Smith, Miss James,
MISS Andrews, miss Jones. E H Ballou, H Bal
lou, e Clancy, Rosenberg, wife and infant II
Alkens, 5 Soyep, Murray, Wheatley, J
NEensch, famed, J van Shellan, W Witham,
M Cormck, and IS steerage
Per steamship City of Macon. from Boston
Ghas Bullock 2 S Reed, John H Campbell
Henry O'Hili, G W Pitcher, Miss Jacobs, f A
Young and wife, S S Seelye, W Handley, F
) Snyder and wife, n J Mead and wife b T
Vernon, 8 Nicely, II Stone, Matte Young.
Lavina Reed, Anna Parson, Eta Devine, Eliza
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