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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04

wssHiSeToS, April S.-Inauiry was
made tonight at Baron Fsvs'sresldeBce
ss 10 whether the baron would leave
for New York. A late order 10 sal for
italv tomorrow was answered by q
statement that he vas III. The servant
would take no cards 10 the baron and
would not say how III he was or answer
any questions. IL can te stated, how
ever. positively that he will not sal for
Europe tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
Big Libel Suit on Trial.

New York, April 3.-The trial of
Mss Henrietta Woods suit against
Erastus wyman for $50. 900 damages for
libel begun in the circuit court at
Brooklyn today. 1t arises out of Mr..
Wyman's efforts to have imprisonment
for debt abolished by law. In support
of this bill. pamphlets were printed
containing statements from judgments
of debtors setting forth their individual
stories. Among other statements was
one by Terrence Monett, who is in jail
for failing to pay a judgment obtained
against him by Miss Woods IN a breach
of promise case. In his statement
Mone,t said a number of things that
reflected much upon Miss Woods char
aCter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
Anna pickinson's Retreat.

NEw YoRK, April S.-NIss Anna
Dickinson, whose mental troubles have
excited the sympathy of . host of
friends, is to spend the next few weeks
at 'Tnterpines, in Goshen, y. Y. DR..
sword, the manager of that retreat for
invsllds, at her request, started on
Wednesday for Danville, Pa, and u ex-
pected to arrive At Goshen with Mss
Dickinson today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
POLICE BOYCOTT ENDED.
CaPtain Campbell Issues as Order De-
ciariug that at nas Gone Far Enough.

CaPtain Campbell Issues IN Order De-
ciaring that it nas Gone Far Enough.
New YORK. April s.-wiley G. Over
ton, the coiorcd policeman in Brooklyn
who has been boycotied since bis ap-
pointment 10 the force by the white
officers, slept alone last night in the
station house for the last time, as Police
Captain Campbell has decided that the
boycott has gone far enough, and that
the race war must cease. Every night
that Overton was on reserve duty at
the station house he has been left alone
to occupy the large room which was
intended for general use. lie has
taken no notice of the slight thus put
upon hlni, but has gone about has busl-
ness without making any comments,
while hls comrades have fiocked IN the
corner by themselves and sulked. The
burden of their complaint is that they
do not care 70 sleep IN - room with a
coiored man.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04

Nrw YoRk, April Ss-Tbe Pacific
Mail steamship Newport, which arrived
from Colon today, had among her pas-
senxers the Chinese minister, Tsn Kwo
Vie. bic secretary, interpreter and
tbrce servants. They are on their way
to Washington from Peru, where the
minister has been attending 70 some
business on behalf Of HE government.
The minister reports that the ChilIan
war has greatly damaged business m
terests IN the nelehborlne states-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04

wAFAKoSETA, o., April 3.-The west
hank of the st. Mary's reservoir is near
ly washed away. and houses for miles
around are flooded. A large gang Of
men are at work this morning repairing
the break. The Lake Erie q Western
railroad track IL under water for some
distance, and business at the oil wells is
almost entirely suspended. The loss TO
property has already reached $3.50, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
COLOSSAL CATTLE DEAL.
Armour. Swift and others Buy 81, $780,.
900 Worth Of Texas stock.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April 3.-one OF
the most colossal cattle deals ever con-
summated has ]ust been completed by
wealthy stockmen Of the West and Chi.
cago packers. The deal involves an
outlay Of 81 500, 900. and $4,000 head Of
cattle have been purchased in Texas
and are TO be shipped 10 the Chicago
market. W. p. Herring, . we'll
known -cattleman. returned today
from Texas, where he has
been since the lat of January. In
that time he has purchased ~, 600 head
of cattle at a cost OF 81 ,00o, 900 for him.
self, Z. ID. Armour and K. NJ. Hewins,
president Of the Cherokee Strip Live
Stock ASSOCIATION. Mr.. Herring reports
that an equal number of cattle has
been purchased for Nelson y. Morris,
of Chicago, by Colonel Suggs, the we'll
known stockman. The entire outlay
has 100000. The cost of transporia-
ton will be another half million dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
DYING FROM STARVATION.
A Misery Old Hag Suffers for Food
With $4,000 in Her House.

NEW YORK, April 3.-Katc Roache,
aged 20, one of the characters Of the
Fourth ward, was found in her r,isera-
bic hovel today. slowly dying of starva-
ton. She was removed to the hospital
where the doctors say she can not re-
cover. Search was made in her apart
ments and amid the rags and squalor
the officers found $1,000 in gold and bills
and bank bonds calling for $1,000 more.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
FAILED FOR 100000.
The CeiuDbia Iren and steel Company
Gees Down with . Crash.

PrrrsBuRe, Pa. April 3.-Tbe colum-
bia Iron and Steel Company, of Union
town, Pa, made an assignment today
in favor OF creditors. The liabilities
are $500, 900. The Pennsylvanis Con-
struction Company was forced 10 GO
with il, being an adjunct. Its ilsbil-
itiee are $500. 900, with assets Of sl59. 900.
The assignment 10 attributed TO bad
management and the high freight tariff.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
FIRST of the Season.

specisl ~ the Tf1serssH Hrsa1ns
NoETHroET, Nich., April The
stesner Lon A. Cummings arrived in
port from Chsrlevoir last night en- route
Tor Traverse c5fy, ready for Der ses-
sons work. she viii make regular
irips from Traverse CITY. Eess Ray ard
Charievoix. taking TIE same route -
ias4 season
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04

EE~ YoRK. April S.--R. @. Dune
weekly Review reports failures for the
last seven days for the United state.,
Eli, for Canada, 81; total. f4s, CON-
pared TO . total of rs last week. For
corresponding week last year the fs-
ures are pos. representing 1872 IN the
United states, and 81 in Canada.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04

Ksxsts Cry, No, April 3.-Hsttie
Ford, aged IA. Of Lake City, vas burned
TO death yesterday. While she was
standing near stove At her home her
dress caught fire. Her little brother,
aged IL, the only other person IN the
house at the time. made a heroic effort
TO sve her life aud was severely IN
snrar
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
BLOCKADED BY SNOW.
Severe Storms In the East-Loss of Vessels
and Railroad Property.

BosroN, April 3.-A storm wages
throughout New England severely.
Throughout Western New England
there is from twelve to fourteen inches
of snow. All trains are several hours
late. The tide in the harbor is the
highest for months. Many vessels are
lost or dragged their anchors and
drifted on the fats. On the line of the
Massachusetts, Central Railroad 3.3
telegraph poles are down in space Of
twenty miles. At Chatham skating
rink was lifted from its foundations
and entirely demolished. Several large
buildings were moved from their foun-
datlons, and small vessels were driven
ashore.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
Lost Her Rudder.

HALIFAX, n. s., April 3.-The French
steamer Cacher was towed into this
port last night by the steamer CIintonia
from Savannah for Bremen. The
Cacher lost her rudder during a storm
on March 26 and drifted until fallen in
with the ClintoBia. The Cacher plies
between Marseilles and New York.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04

During THE Eagsn trial yesterday
forenoon tail young man bearing .
strikIrIR psfsonsi resemblance r. 0'Ccn-
rdr, stood m tne court room A
Hibernian t<hInd THE jury bor said,
''Bedsd, il that ssn't patsev OConnors
ghost don't want 20 zee Il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
CAPT. LOON IN DANGER.

The Strikers Want His Blood and Fears
are Entertained for His safety.
Mt. PLEASANT. Pa, April 3.-General
Manager Lynch, of the Frick coke in
terests, had q long interview with
General Wiley this afternoon There
is prospect of some trouble in Fayette
county, and 1T is probable that the
militia will be requested TO go there.
Fears are expressed on all sides for the
safety of Captain Loon, whose men, IT
is claimed, snot the strikers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04

AsBvRy PARK, \. j., April S.-Capt.
William r. Force, the famous fast yacht
builder. died st Keysport, y. j.. today.
aged es. Capt. Force designed and
built some of the fastest yachts IN the
country. Also sailed boats in many
International yacht races.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
Convicted of Murder.

NEv YoRE. April 3.-The jary in TIE
case of Alphonse J. Stephan, who has
been on trial some time for the murder
Of Clinton e. Reynolds, ton Eht re-
turned verdict Of guilty of murder
in the second degree" sentence de-
ferred
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
ESCAPE OF A FORGER.

He Cuts the Bars Of HIS Cell. Drops Eli.
teen Feet and Runs.
DENVER, Col, April 3.-George Good
win, who ranks among the most expert
forgers in the world, escaped from the
county Jail today. He made an exit
through the window of his cell by cut
ting the iron bars and dropping Is feet
To the ground. He was q United States
prisoner, charged With raising the de-
nomination of bank notes without the
governments sanction.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04

Mr. Pr.Eas.xr, Pa, April SIT =
thought here that there - gong 30 De
trouble between THE and Monday The
strikers are al indignant hecsnse soi-
hsve been ~ent here, but don
seem 60 fear then
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04

Nrw YesE, Aursl 3-6oid corn 70 TIE
amount OF ss0o, ,0eo vas taken today for
export.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04
HERE'S YOUR TICKET
The Republican City Convention
Names . Strong Field Of Mem.
STUART AID SUCCESS IS The SLOeiy

Aarnssy asd EnshssiAsa charssssrtss
Shs work Of ssisetsng hessss sad
Popular Candidates for Shs Auni.
eipAi omess- The froessainga.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-04

what the Democratic Legislature would
do ~ Lansing. They said they would
90 IN and Ia thirty days do worlds OF
reform legislation. Tney have al
ready been IN session ninety days
and there are no signs Of their being
ready 10 come away for . long time
yet. Hasn't their whole course been
toward the gerrymandenng of the
noble Republican State Of Michigan, l
denounce lt a SUCH iCheers.l
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New York. April 7-Arrived, Ems, Bremen.
Arrived out, England. New YORK for London;
Spree New YoT for Bremen.
New York. April 5--Arrived. bark Montreal
(of Windsor, NSj, Dexter, Brunswick Ga, March
p for G,eStemunde with lumber. REPORTS
having experienced a continuation OF NE and
NV gales, during which vessel sp ung leak;
put into tbs port for a survey; sc RS VIM L
Cloves, Penny. charleston, G, is bound TO
Barren slant; Ad ie B Bacon. Dale do, ia
bound to Perth Amboy; Eta NJ Barter, Bulcer,
Savannah: Lizzie Chadwick. Chadwick. Darien,
Ga: Mary l. Crosby, Williams, Brunswick Va;
Willie i Newton, Coombs, do; e New nan,
S eppard. Ferna ldaa; Alice Mcdonald, Duxe-
$ ire, Apa achicola; Chas Flint. Brown,
JAG tsonlille.
Sailed. steamship Camellia [BrI Savannah.
Hartepool pri 3--Arriyed, bark Oxo [Norl,
Tergesen, Apelachcola.
Liverpool, April ARRIVED, steamship st
Clears Bril- Anderson. Brunswick, Ga.
Barb4d S, March 18--Sailed barxs Dora fNorl,
Hansen, Pensacola; LIN, ShelbUrne [Brl. Muir
ply. Mobile; 1884, Osca- Vent [G-r, Schar.
bers, Pensacola; q aigrove [Brl, Francis Bull
River, {; 1867, Trabant IGer], ocneel, TyDee;
[Swl, Ro e1berE. d.; William fNor] La sen, do
Halifax, April 5-Saied. STEAMSHIP Clinton Ia
lBrl, Bulman (trom SAVANNAH Bremen.
st Thomas, Marcl S-Sailed bark Otac,
kSo Aust Scarabata. Pensacola.
Boston, April ARRIVED, schr w L Bradley,
Leo Charleston.
Fernandina, April 5--Sailed trig Ellen NJ.
Mitchell, Sma l. Martinique
PMlade phia, April 5-Arrived, schrs Kate Y
Aiken, Brewer, brunswick; Edwin \ Gaskill,
Wilson, do; Elvira J Ere ch, Kendrck do
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CONSUMES


Per Central Railroad. April Mrs joel
Lindsay & M.Gw riedeman e Bro. Frank & Co.
savannah c & w Co. Savannah Cotton Mills. A
W Harmon. McGillis n X, d Weed & Co. Sa.
vannah Cents 60, savannah Grocery Co. Sa-
yannah soap Works II solomon & Son, c II
Dixon n Co. Rospnheim & Co. r l. Owens,
J 5 Collins & Co, Lippmsn Bros, NJ Henderson,
Epstein 4 Bro, Ap e. a 5. W III Rayan. T A
Ward, Savannah Brewing Co. &c man & v.
Palmer Hardware Go. Ellis. Y & Co Harms & ].
4 Suits & Co. Peacock. II & Co, J. b Wig
gins. Mornin News, Heidi & s. A Letter & Son,
q II Multel W G Cooper NJ F rst's Sons & Co.
5 Guckenheimer & Son. Einstein's Sons, T z
Grant T II Enright. W II Ray. c Haskell.
J Dau -herty. II Suffer. Galina, Saguer,
Smith Bros, MELON ugh & Co. j Sohley. W
Dwelle. g a. ID, Stubhs& T. VI Maclpan 4 Co,
J Wood & Bro. W W Gordon & Co, Butler & s,
w W Chisholm, Heron & q. p Williams & Co,
Warren & A. Heidt & :, Younglove q Co.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
ID A Altick'S Sons, GuckeRhei uer & Son. MI
tual Trading Coz ] + Grady & Son. 5 Marks &
Co, Sarberg Co, g w Tiedeman & Bro. W T
Williams, Eckman & V. Smith BROS. Rourke,
] D Weed & Co. Savanna cam Bakery, S
White & Co Frank 4 O., aldard oil Co. W
w Mitchell, w ID Simkins, NJ Henderson,
Ewarnock, Kavanaugh & r, j s Collins & Co
a H Champions Son, Butler & S, Savannah
Grocery Co, Peacock, II & Co. w W Chisholm,
NJ Ferst's sons x Co. w w Gordon & Co.
Per Chare Ston a d Savannah Railway, April
IN Y Henderson, j d Weed & Co Salas ~ w
Meinhard Bros & Co, Savannah Grocery Co.
Grimm, Il w Tiedeman & Bro, McGil,is & r. Il
Laski. Myers & Co. HeuiSler 6 II, II Schroeder
Savanna q & w Co. Palmer Mfg Co, II Schro
der, II Berg, T Cooley q Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FISAS.


NEW YORK. April :, noon.-Stocks opened
quiet but firm. Money easy at 216Q3 per
cent Exchange-lonR. 81 o6d4 500; short,
8 se1k64 1924. Government bonds neglected.
State bonds dull but steady
Tue following were the p NJ stock quota
tions:
Erie. ............,. 1873 Richmd w. TT.
Chica 20 & NORTH. 10Y Terminal....... IL
Lake Iore ......il1 Western Union. 8lA
Norf & W. pref. 81
change closed quiet but strong at 81 a
4 sg16: commercial bills, 81 651601i IS. Money
easy 1t 3lL316 per cent, closing cred at per
cent. Government bonds closed dull but steady;
four per cents l22 bid, four d half per
cents 1O2 nd. State bonds closed dull and f. a.
turele s.
Sub-Treasury Balances-Coin, s145, 133, 900:
currency, S1,S56.OOO.
The stock ma ket to-day failed to continue
the promising advance of vest rday, but out
side of a few specia.ties, which were affected
by special causes, there was no real weakness,
and the improvement of the last few days was
well hell. Bears had the advantage of a holt
day in Chicago, ow ne to the city election; en-
gagement of 100000 in gold for export,
which has b Ell hanging over he market for
some time, and the ex cution of many stop
orders, with free realiZations on rise by the
trading element in the market The stubborn
strength shown by the leading stocks however
prevented any material setback. and prices to-
night are not far from the best figures OF the
day Advices by private cables that the Vii ard
directors Ia the Deutsche Bank of Berlin had
been forced TO resign was made the occasion of
a drive at Northern Pacific, and each retired
over ~ per cent, though com non rallied
somewhat 10 the later dealings The general
list was adversely affected by this movement,
however, and freer realizations took place in
the last hour. Movements in the marset
throughout the day. however, we're quite
irregular, and while the market finally closet
heavy final losses we're Insignificant. except in
Cordaee, which lost 2, Sugar IA. Chicago Gas
III, and Manhattan per cent The sales were
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MILTON. FLA.

MILTON, FLA.
This is to certify that l have been afflicted
with scrofula, or blood poison, for a number of
years. The best physicians of Mobile and this
city said that nothing could be done for me-
also took large quantity Of, but found
no relief in anything that | took. My limbs
were mass OF ulcers, and when was SO Il to a
physician In Mobile my entire body was mass
of sores. had given up all no leS. and as a last
resort tried p. p j. ('tickly Asa. Poke Root
and Potassium, and after using four bottles
small sizel the sores have entirely disappeared
and my general hath WAS never better than at
the present time, and people that know me think
that IL was wonderful cure Respectfully.
I'D. ELIZA Tom.
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RECEIPTS

Per Central Railroad April 7-1,111 bales
cotton, d bales domestics, 2 bales hides. 3005
lbs bacon, 60 pkgs tobacco, 1850 lbs lard, II
bbls whisky half bbis whisky. 81 pkgs bug
gies, Ia sacks potatoes, 3bbis syrup. 4 bbs oil.
u bushels rice, 81 cars lumber, bales plaids,
497 bushels c IN. "a pkgs furniture. cars brick,
100 pSRs mdse, $40 pkgs hardware.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway
April rs Dbls syrup, cases goods, ~ bales
collars, 25 bales hides. cases hats. 5 cases
crackers, 20 tons pig iron. buggies, pair
shafts, % bbls WHISKY. sec wheels, q pds cast
ing. bbls vinegar, 80 cars lunber. Lease sam
pies, $50 pkgs mdse. 40J sacks meal, 700 sacks
tankage, 300 sacks grits, 300 bbls grits rs
bbls flour, 10,915 boxes ar1ges, o tire bacon,
l,3SS obls oranges, : ,Q83 boxes vegetables, 4O7
bols vegetables. "a refrg, ,527 bales cotton.
Per Charlesto and Savannah Railway, April
I'll car lumber, car iaths, box 90 DIS, ]
car barrows, IS doz brooms, 1 box mating, /
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The Holman.

Joseph Hoffman, the renowned boy plan
ist is now wearing new style jersey suit
which has been named after him. 1t is GER
tainly a neat garment, buttoning up to the
neck, and embroid ered with braid and cord
on collar, cuffs and front. Appel & Schaul,
the popular One-Price Clothers, have just
receive a large shipment of these goods
and respectfully invits inspection. 159
Broughtoa street.-Ad,
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delivery 81 l9y4; July delivery 81 70; Au-
white 7Sc; yellow T7Bssc; western frmer;
mixed spot, May delivery o'tsG0'$4e; steamer
CISoIxS1tTi. April 7.Enour firm: family
81 l504 IS; fancy 81 COS S. Wheat in hight
supply supp aud s., strong: No, red = O79l os
No. mixed Sc. Professionalism firm
at Sla 8. Lard nominal at S6 p. Bulk
meats firm: short clear rib Sc. Racon firm;
short clear s.. Hogs, common aad light g IS
Q3 90; packing and butchers 50 COOS S.
Whisky steady at 81 10.
ST. LOUIS, April Flour holds firm FOR an
advance; family IS 5o@s 90; choice 80 200
o. SIS; patents 81 aO0s 90. Wheat opening
was 1kc up for May and unchanged for July
as compared with yesterdays close. Buying
rapidly. although there was &C -asioral r-ac
ton: No d, cash. 81 0Sdi O5i5; May de-
livery closed at 81 05i46l1 O5Ss; July delivery
closed at CSC; August delivery closed at
954c. Corn was 46JSc higher than yesUer-
days last prices at the opening this morn <,
and started on up grade Immediately, the
advance not being checked until II O'Clock,
when values weakened, but recov red again
and ruled irregular to the close. which was
quie and &c above yesterdays; No. ,, cash.
671k66Sc; May delivery closed at 6sssc; July
fir ner; Nc. cash. SSc: May delivery closed at
5lclS; July delivery closed at C. Baggng
SlS97c. Iron cotton ties 81 s5Gol 40. Provis.
ions quiet. but tirmer; Pork hlg er. standard
prime steam, at S. 40, bid Dry salt
meats. boxed shoulders a. SIS; longs SIS "a;
r BIS. So i2lS; short clear 81 %. Hams slt 00D
II So Bacon, boxed shoulders, g. IS; longs
IS 37lS; ribs s6 so; short clear So S2ls. Whisky
steady at 81 IS.
NKw ORLEANS, April 7.--Coffee easier; Rio
ordinary to fair. 10000, Sugar stea iy;
open kettle, fully tsir to prime 3.l6c; prime
TO strictly prime, S34c; choice, 4Ssc;
fair TO good fair. Ss4c; goo1 common,
sssc; common, ESQ :kc; centrifqgals, plan
41S04 1876; of white 5000; choice yellow
clarified, ~: prime yellow clarified, 44s6g4lsc
of prims yellow clarified Ice; seconds, ~
03 II Ice. Molasses nominal open
kettle, choice To fancy. 2T75 29c; good prims.
23c; prime, 2Ol62lc; centritugais, good prime,
1460 sc; prime 100 .3c: good common t. good
far, collie; common, 71sc; inferior, 51a06c.
NAVAL STORES.
New YORK, April =, noon.--Spirits turpen-
tine quiet and easy at 4104l4c. Rosin
quiet and firm at 81 cool IS.
$500 p. m.-Rosin quiet and firm; strained
common to good 81 cool IS. Turpentne
dull and steady at 4l@44c.
CHARLESTON. April Z - Spirits turpentlne
firm at 37lec bid. Rosin firm: good strained
WILMINGTON April - Spirits turpentlns
steady at 57jSc. Rosin firm; strained 81 22ls
turpsntine firm; hard 81 40; yellow dip 81 Is;
virgin 81 20.
New YoRK. April Rice quiet and firm;
domestic, fair to extra, 516Ac; Japan o1
614c.
NsEOugtFs, April 7-Rlce steady; ordinary
to prime 4IS4534c.
PETROLEUM
New YoRK April THE petroleum market
cd oil a nnlu htrltr so
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" edding Present Guide.
Following useful and ornamental articles
are extremely appropriate for wedding gifts {:
Diamond Jewelry,
Sterling Silverwnre,
Fine Plated Silverware,
Onyx Clocks,
Silver Tea Sets,
Silver Teas o,ns,
Silver Tablespoons,
Richly Finished Cutlery,
Onyx s ands, Onyx Tables,
Gold aud Silver Toilet Articles,
Lad es' Fine atches,
Chains and Charms,
Diamond Rings, Gold Rings.
And myriad of her objects If art and
value at prices unapproachable elsewhere.
STERNBER IS
I'D. Art and Jewelry Palace.
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Toe Monte Cri to

Is the name of a handsome child's three "a
en- years. Jersey Suit, as generally worn by
the grandson Of WI liam Vail, Esq, which
are trimmed in black fay silk braid with
shield from and sailor collar, a very hand
some and inexpensive article which muse be
seen to be appreciated. Appel & Schaul,
the AGENTS, will be pleased e. show you same
at their new quarters, 159 Brouguton
stTeet.-Ad.
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MARITIME uI3CELIANY

Vineyard H lven, April 5-Schr William Jones'
Fuller. Satilla River, Ga. q days. Of and for
Bottom, arrive here to-day. Had been u days
north of Hatteras with heavy Il and NE gal S.
While anchored last night she was foul-d by
SC lr Ethel, Leigh on, Brunswick, Ga, Of and for
with everything attached. The Ethel lost iib-
boom, broke cathea1. had fore and main rig
ging on port side carried away and mainsail
badly torn.
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OLENREO YESrERONY.

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher. New York
G g Anderson.
Steams ip Harrington [Brl, Strickland Bre
men-Rc arlSon q Barnard.
BARK Audacia [Portl, Soares, Oporto--Este9e
Co.
er,s & Co.
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Per steamship Harrington [Brl. for Bremen
-5isi bales upland cotton. weig ing 2.o72 SEA
pounds; 100 bales sea island cotton, weighing
4O.4S2 pounds.
Per bars Autacia PORT. for Oporto, s54,isS
feet p p lump r-tsteve & Co.
Per schr Sat Ia, for Bal igeport, Conn-205,-
Ol5 feet p lumber-Salas 6 Willy lin lquids-
tionl
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices to mariners. pilot charts aud all nauti.
cali for nation will be Furnished masters of YES
sells free o. charge at the United states Hydro
graphic nee 10 the Custom louise. Captains
are requested to call at the Office.
LIEUT. II SHERMAN,
In charRs HYiroyranhic Station
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DEPARTED Y asTERDAY.

Steamer Katie, Bevlll. Augusta and way land
ings-C H Medlock, Agt.
Steamer Alnna, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-C H Medlock, Agt.
Steamer City OF Americas, Garnett, Augusta
and way landngs-W T Gibson. Agt.
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Indies Please Note.

We take pleasure in CALI & the attention
of the good ladies of Savannah that we
have received another large shipment of
nobby, neat Children's 'uiis. Appel &
Schaul, l59 Broughton street.-Ad.
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