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or the fantastic concert of Harry and
Edward paui,cn called Niace, which
VIII be given AT the Opera house Wednes-
day afternoon and evening the Chicago
Times says:
TIE OLD farinslir myth % The vtvined
statute has been treated IN poetic comedy
ey Gilbert worked into comic opera from
his comedy. and dore IN bHrlesQue BY
Rice and nixey 81 "Adcais," All these
have met wilh more or less success. and
"Niuhe' follows in their footsteps IN that
respect and rather passes them IN the
race. u IS comedy with tarcipl COLI
circumstances OF vlvlhet marble q ac-
ccptcd are natural and eXpceairsly fnirth-
provoking IT. character grouping remark
ahiy clever ana artistic, It's WIT nimhle
THE Paultuns seem to have brlghteued
Immensely ti-oa their American expert
0nccs.l and the production Is free from
all faint az coarseness. The greater sue
cess az this variety o. the old st0ry than
tho others have met is probably because
With pre0,isslts equal constructive skill
there IS variation ~ the original conceit
that x fuii al possibilities, The other
versions vlyify q made statue. with con-
sequentiy hlEnk rast g condition that dee
tennlnes largely the treatment while
q queen IL ciassic story, who begins con
scious life With feelings and notions
of ae91 yeare ago This Is n new element
in the story. witch gives Il a wider lat-
itaie for mirth Besides its rewness, Per-
hans there is enough OF the fsrcal IN Sc 20
Justify calling 81 farce-comedy. but that
class title has been 80 degraded that one
hesiiates abe'it attaching it to anything
as clever and clean as 'Niobe,"
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A succcssfn1 riaywright

The case o. young Glen McDonoueh, the
author OF Marie Jansen's comedy Del
Inonlco's at SIX" illustrates how lucrative
Is the occupation Of the successful play
wright Three or four years ago he was
a reporter IN New York city earning $40
or SO week HIS talents manifested
themselves quickly, though, and he was
rapidly advanced in salary and promi-
hence In one year on the New York
Advertiser he wrote zoos short stories, an
average OF three day Some Of them
were accounts OF incidents observed in
the life OF the great city, and treated in
were purely fictitious. But this endless
grind was cruelty obnoxious to the young
writer, who louged Tor more permanent
form In which TO embody his creative
work than the fieeting and soon forgot
ten newspaper article. He had been about
the theaters constantly, and absorbed val
uable ideas IN regurd TO the technique OF
play writing, AS 70 the subject matter
his capacity for furnishing that had all
ready been demonstrated He determined
10 abandon Journalism and turn 20 the
drima for livelihood for Il meant daily
sustenAnce for him He wrote THE Prod
iEal Father" which was accepted by JEFF
ferson. Klaw & l1rlanger, produced, and
proved a success. then followed "Delmon-
icos at Six" and the libretto tor "The
Algerian" comic opera. the meslc OF
which was composed by Reginald De
Koven, and both have been distinguished
by warm public approval. The three are
now being given by trst-class companies
under prominent managers and the au-
income from royalties OF about $50 a
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York and selee win remain with Boston.
Foutz is a fixture In Brooklyn: Hanlon
yin hold down the Orioles. Tebeau Will
look after Cleveland. Comiskey VIII retain
charge OF Cincinnati and Barnie WIZ again
pilot Louisville. There are apt TO 10
changes between now and spring, but
eight out OF the twelve clubs forming tie
league VIII no doubt start under their Oh
managers.
IL seems certain that only six managers
instead Of seven as last season. will AMI In
the dual roles OF captain Arson. Com
isksy, Ward Tcbsau Fouts and Hanlon
certainly VIII, ana Arthur Irwin. the new
Philadelphia manager win coach from the
mes IL IS uncertain who viii succeed
O'Rourke ana Watkins. Pa, Powerg a.
wanted by Won der Abe. but the vilv
Pg@ers does not like Chris, and st. Louis
VIII nave 70 look elsewhere This table
shows how the league teams were CAP
tnined and managed during the past sea-
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The remedy.

What shall 1 do to prove my lcy.r
The raving, rantlng actor crei;
And from the gallery above
A voice suggested suicide.
--Harpei's B,f,
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Her Father-Tou wish to MARI I,
daughter, | understand.
Her Adorer-l do, sir.
Her Father (seyerelyl- My wife III !,
that you are a fool.
Her Adorer-Well, 1 suppose I -
Harlem Life.
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Kerr-Where is vokes now III 4.
time 1 saw him he was contendir; d,
a man should tell the truth 10 a :
cumstances.
Biff- He is in hospltal-NsH ID
Herald.
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ana az course am interested IN her, Than
am not 80 sure that she was m alto
rsthrr bad and hopeless case. Esther, for
instance. Is resau3ed ass heroine and a
martyr, and after ar Esther didn't do
much better than pelilah, They both
used the charms and the powers OF their
sin 10 AID their own people, They may
have been misguided, but they were part
ntra nevertheless. and then. after all ~
said. ny dear, ynu must Remember TINT q
character ike DeiiiNhs is a splendid study
ana from the point % View Of art we DO
not look upon characters with favor be-
cause they arc lovely. J don't suppose
that Mrs siddnns admired the morality 81
Lady Macbeth very greatly. and vet IL
was a well known fact that Mrs Siadons,
as an artist. was thoroughly possessed
with Lady Macbeth. thoroughly in love
with hsr 50 % speak. NJ, ! apl stare that
win enjoy playing Delilah Shc has
spiendii lines In our new play" AT any
fate" der frcnd suggested, you can
wear come most enhancing costumes, 80
Oriental and Oriental is quite au fait
yes" Miss Blair answered, smiling, "and
/ have got the most fetching dresses YOU
can imagine. Dolilah's clothes are much
inner than poor Nlrglnia's, as her chnrac-
ter Is more startling" Then the two
smiled a feminine smile OF satisfaction
over the question Of dress, and separated.
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The remains of Roman wstergats ~
been unearthed at Naples. There IA n
openings Of thirteen feet span.
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With Ercat purnp ana cctcmony IN the
Cathedral Of pctcrsh5ro. i i now ae-
ocrted that the execution q NARY Queen
q scotland, WAS the NEST brutal Of atl
tilc centuries
Il is not every night N uie week or
every week ia the season We have an op-
porianity ~ seeing dramatic elassics IN
such cmnpttent hands az win be afforded
Thursday cvunins Rrd the opportunity
should not be lost The cast g ne same
as Supported the star 10 ChiraSo ana VIII
be hcr SUPPORT IN Ner York and the East
directly after her Tcxas cnsasfmeni
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contestants, fun Of honor. ambition and
courage, stand bravely up. and as re-
suit serious Injuries follow.
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CONsIGNEEs.

Per Central Railroad, March III s Wood
& Bro, Hunter p & b. Jno Flannery & Co, w
w Gordon q Co, O Slater Woods q q CO,
Stubs & I'd Lester Grocery Co, Planters
Rice Mil, MeinhRrd Bros 4 Co. Gorre Ice Co.
Georgia & l. Assn. Z MoYle. WD Dixon.
Nose & Bannsburg Pullman + Geo, a J but-
rell, b Cohen, Mcmillan Bros, Lynch & ii, 7 J
Denmark, Warnock & w, Randolph w
S Guckenheimer & Sons, e Kennedy, w Mil
Ter. l. Ryals. A - Hull & Co, Tidewater OIL Go.
Per Savannah. Florida aud Western Railway
March w Fletcher, Savannah cav Co,
Standard Oil Co. Armour Packing Co. Moore &
Co, Chatham Furniture Co. Savannah Supply
Co, Norton g. II, Ludden q b, Neidlinger & X,
G Rhodes q Co, John II Griner, Dryfus & Il,
John COttiuRham, A Schwarz. Cornwell q 9,
q f. Sauls, Z O'Connor. W W Gnann, Holsn-
brock & d. Falk Clothing Co, J II Lankenau,
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, S Guckenhemer & Sons, A
LETTER q Son, Speciality Co. w w Chisholm &
Co. Hunter & Is. NcNatt & w. p Williams
& Co. Savannah S Co, O l. Jones, IeiRg j &
W. Law & b. A Enrich & Bro, Dale Dixon & &C.
McDonough a. Co, Brown Bros II B Casses,
Liberty Mfg Co, Collins & Co. Alex Jones. Il S
Saas & Co. j Rosenheim Co, W Tiedeman
q Bro. Savannah Grocery CO, Mutual Coop
ASSN. W A Jones, J b Weed & %, w l. Perry,
Mcmillan Bros.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, March
"A " Rushing q Co, T West & Co, j ID Weed
& 60, Jas Douglass. Savannah Co, w w
Chi holm g. Co, w Tiedeman & Bro, f
Lovell's Sons. Golden Bros. J MIssky, A
Thomas Commercial Guano Co, Savannah
Steam Bakery. Butler & S, Mcmillan Bros, W b
Altck, Swinton M, Standard Oil Co, g 81 s Ry,
F M Storer, w Cooper. A Mordica Ellis Y
& Co.
Per South Bound Railroad March - NJ
Ferst's Sons Il Co, 5 ducKenheimer Il Sons
Smith Bros, Letter & Son, g w Tedeman q
Bro, A b Hull & TO Fannie Houston, II X
Altick. Palmer Hardware Co. IL solomons &
Co, Frank & Co, II NJ Branch, d Weed q Co,
HSolomon & Son, A s Cannot, Z I Wilson.
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dies quiet and easy; short clear 81 %.
Lard dull and lower; western steam closed at
$l3 90 asked; city Sl2 90; options sales
none; refined quiet and easy; continent
1895; South America S13 b5; compound $40 25.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and nominal; cot
ton, by steam. 3-32d; grain, by steam, 11sd
CHICAGO, March Wheat turned strong this
afternoon on a rumor that the government had
decided to sell bonds for the purpose of replen-
ishiug the supply of gold coin. The stimulus
continued its effects even after The receipt of
the contradiction. The market early
had been very weak, but the
last quotation was 1Ac higher than
yesterdays closing price for May. July closed
4c lower. Oats eli sed at ABOUT yesterdays
figures. Corn was duh but firm, and improved
&c. Provisions suffered declines amounting TO
2oc in pork; l217c in lard and.716c IN ribs
CHICAGO, March Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour barely steady. Wheat
No. spring 731S@735sc. Corn-Eo. 2 red
4lc. Oats-No 2 3016c. Mess pork S!s 050
Is 071f. Lard $12 rs. short rib sides, looss,
$40 3O@10 3216 Dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
50 1909 S7It; short clear sides, boxed, $40 20
a rs Whisky at 81 Il
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, March Z, noon.-The following
ba nraptOcy


NEW YoRK, March Z, noon.-The following
we're the opening quotations:
Erie ,'................,..... Sl28
Lake Shore. ....,...................l 254Di2618
Norfolk and Western preferred. .340324
Richmond and West Point Terminal. 900. 93S
NEW YORK, Marcn 7, 500 p. m.-iioney on
call irregular ranging from Il per cent. and
interest per diem to per cent. closing offered
at 3 per cent; prime mercantile paper per
cent? Sterling exchange closed heavy; posted
rates, 81 1904 81; commercial bills. "a $50
4SjM. Government bonds steady. Southern
stat bonds dull. Railroad bonds letter.
New YORK, March G.-Severe strlngency in
the money market call loans having zone as
high as Is per cent. per diem, and interest
equal to about 50 per cent. per annun, led to
fresh attack upon Industrial stocks n the early
trading to day. American SugariRefinng broke
Ga 10 1865 and others yielded anywhere from
ln386 per cent. Many small holders were
alarmed by the high rates exacted for money
and sold out. The railroad list, on the other
hand held remarkably firm, the only exception
having been New England, which on the popu--
lar bell that New York, New Haven and
Hartford will ultimately get the road at its own
Or ce, broke Az t. IS. AS the day wore along
IL became evident that tue stTlnFeucy IN
money was dae 10 part to ma ipulation
and ;his together with further decided drop
IA sterling exchange, had tendency 10 restore
conhd nee. recovery set IN ana II assuiheI
moro important proportions as the ease IN
money became more pronounced AMERICAN
IN az regain d all of IT'D early loss on
LII authenticated reports, which we're
afterward fully bJrne Gu, that an extra
dIyidsnd would be paid en- conmon stock
It vas announced late m the day tnat We
directors. in addition TO declaring the usual
quarterly dividend Of 124 per cent. on The pre-
Jared had raised the quarterly rate on the com
mon rom M to per cent, and IN addltloh hal
awarded the common stockholders an ezra
- dividend OF 10 per cent. lt Is
stated that after aging all these
4 viIends the company will have cash surplus
of some s. 900 COO Outside OF American 9ua 4,aI
Pa6ning Inc advan G from the lowest was equal
70 ixa2lS per cent. The majority OF the ran
,yay SHARES ike ST Paul Rock Island, Burlng
ton and Quincy, LackawanBa honiSy Msso ana
1sisa 80 Atchison closed with net gains
for a:'''t the day Of u to Ia per cent
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Sl.O6a n
Row to Reach Savannah

The MORNING NEWS offers to send, frss
of charge, by special arrangement with the
Recreation Department Of The Christtan
Union, full information aud printed mat
ter as to reaching Savannah from your
home. The time tables and pamphlets Issued
by the railroads or steamship lines you-
would use and the circulars of the Savau-
nah hotels may be had by addressing the
Mon. ING News, Savannah, or the Recrea-
ton Department.. The Christian linton,
Kew York.-dd.
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TELFAIR ACADEMY.
A Plan to Get a Great Pict-
ure for It.

The MORNING NEWS believes the possess
sion by the Telfair academy of one Of the
great pictures that will be exhibited at the
Columbian fair would give pleasure to all
the friends Of the Academy. Why not raise
an amount sufficient to purchase one Of
theml The Academy's friends can easily do
It,. II each one OF them will give the under
taking his support the thing will DO accom-
plished.
The Academy has many friends, and they
are not confined to this city or state. They
are to be found in many states, for Of tho
thousands Of visitors TO the city within tha
last two or three years from all parts of the
country, many Of them have passed pleas
ant hours viewing its treasures. From some
OF these help may be expected.
OF course Savannahians will respond gen.
erously. and 80 will GeorRlans outside OF
Savannah. The Academy is In fact q south
ern institution. 1t is the only Aoade-
my of fine arts south OF Washingt ton.
The sources therefore from which assistance
may be hoped for are many.
subscriptions will be received by the
MORNING NEWS and promptly acknowl-
edged in the column that will be devoted to
that purpose. Let every friend OF tho
Academy help in this undertaking and the
institution will have among its collection
one Of the great pictures Of the Chicago
ExDOsitiOn
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BALTIMORE March Flour dull. Wheat
dun; spot 73lkc; March delivery 741Tc; May de-
livery 7707716c; milling wheat by sampl" $50
ne Corn dult; on spot 4sc March delivery
4Sc; April delivery 4sAc; May delivery
4834c; white corn by sample 4S04S16c; yellow by
CINc1NE1TI, March 7. - Flour quiet Wheat
nominal; No. red zoe. Corn dull; No. 2
mixed 43c. Oats steady; No : mixed s4I4c.
Pork dull at $3.50. Lard quiet at Sir 90
Bulk meats weaker at $40 So Bacon quiet at
81? 90, Whisky firm and in good demand at
Sl17.
NEW ORLEANS, March Markets unchanged.
better demand. Wheat opened Nc lower,
closing firm 1z036c below yesterday; No. ? red
cash at &c; March delivery 6714c; April delivery
683Ac; May delivery 7O35c. Corn opened NC
higher; No mixed cash 3714c; March DEW
cry 3134c; April delivery 3Sl5c; May delivery
39a40385Ec. Oats-Very little doing; No. cash
at 3216c; May delivery 33l4c. BagGing and cot
no demand. PorK-S9 90 for Cd; $40 10 for
new. Lard Sl2 G5Ml2 10. Dry salt meats
Loose shoulders 50 IS; longs $40 90; clear ribs
$40 50; SORTS Sl075. Boxed lots DC more. Ba'
con-Shoulders Sll 90; longs $ll 3716; clear ribs
Sl1 3716; shorts 81 6216 Sugar-cured hams
$l4 006Ll5 90. Whisky at 81 II.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, March 6, 500 p. m.-Rosin dull
aud firm; strained common to good 81 450
an. Spirits turpentine quiet and frmer at
@rIxINaroN, March Z. - Spirits turpentiue
firm at 3216c Rosiu firm; strained 81 10;
good strained 81 IS. Tar firm at 81 05.
Crude turpsntine st5aiY; hard 81 90; soft and
virgin 81 20.
CHARLESTON, March T. - Spirits turpentins
firm at 32c bid Rosin firm at 81 20Ql IS for
good strained.
PETROLEUM, OILS, ETC,
NEW YORK, March Petroleum steady aud
quiet Cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude
SIC bid; yellow 6Oc asked.
RiCK.
NEW YoRK. March Rice firm, fair demand;
domestic fair to extra 3k06c; Japan 4A
05c.
NEW ORLEANS. March Rice quiet; ordinary
to good 25s03ysc.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

New YORK, March 7.-Oranges, Indian
river, 81 1908 rs; bri zhts, selected 50 5002 rs;
lines, 81 f5f12 25; russe5s, 81 75G12 90; grape
fruit, 81 00GI3 90; tanger.nes, 80 OO05 OO; man
bOc0Sl 90; peas g. 0OGD 90; egg plant, SO %
06 0O; lettuce. 50 O0GD 90; beans, 81 OOGe3 90;
cabbage, 81 5O0z 20; tomatoes, IS Oj@5 %.
PALMER, RryEEBUR0 & Co.
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P. ?. p makes positive cures Of all stages Of
rheumatism. Syphilis, Blood Poison. Scrofula
Old Sores. Eczema, ara and Female Com
plant, p. Z. p. is powerful tonic, and an
excellent appetizer, building up the system
rapidly.
-, - i ~ - a. PiDS' "
we'll and enjoy the blessing only Co be d. rived
from the use OF P. T. 2. tPrickly ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
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For Over Fly Years.

been used for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allaYs all pain,
cures wind collie, aud is the best remedy for
diarrtc sa- Twenty-Five cents bottle.-Ad
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When Baby wasssick, weDgavesher Castorta
When she was.a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When size had Children, shegave theusCastorla
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There was considerable buying for long &C
count as well as to cover short contracts, owing
party to reports that Secretary Carlisle would
at an early day announce the issue of bonds by
the government of $50 100000. The ma ket
closed firm in tone. The sales aggregated
BOG go listed shares and Ill 100 unlistel.
The following vera closing bids.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Anderson
Steamship Chattahoochee Daggett. New York
&C G. Anderson.
Steamship Allegheny, Parker, Bsltimore-J
J Carolan, Agent
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For Corne, " arts and Bunions
Use only Abbott's East India Corn Paint

Erysipelas, Swollen Limbs. Bad Sores. Scales
and Scabs on the Lex have been entirely cured
by =. ?. r., the most wonderful blood medicine
OF the day
course OF P. 2. p. will Danish all bad feel
ings and restore your health to perfect condi-
ton. It's curative powers are marvellous IL
out OF sorts aud 10 bad humor with yourself and
the world take p. Z. p. aud become healthy
and rational I'D,
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MEMORANDA.

New York, March 5-Arrived, schr Chas X
Buckley. Townsend. Darien.
Havana, Feb 9)--Arrived. schrs Helen
Mossey, Hoist. Mobile; Cyrus Hail. Coomos'
s5Ih-salled. bark HAvrs IBrl, Kitchener,
27th Sailed. schr Joseph W Hawthorn,
March Sailed bark Giovanni tall Cahero,
Savannah; sour Bahama lBrl, TooKer, Fernsn-
dina.
Starrett, Apaachlcola
23d-Arriyed, brig Acadia bril- vickerey.
Apalachicola.
Cape Henry, March 5-Passed, schr The Jo-
sephine, for Savannah from baltimore.
rernandina, Marcl 4-Arrived, steamship
RuaDon lBrI. Coucn, Philadelphia.
New Haven, MATca 5-Arrived, schr Sylvia Q
Hall, Lowe, Charleston
Pensacola, March 2-Arrived. bark Choice
1Brl. COath, Rio Janeiro
Il c!eared-Scnr Cnares Fowler, Bedes, Calves.
Port Royal March 5-sailed. schr II Howe.
Charleston.
Archer, Gibbs, Darieu ror Bath, and proceeded.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Pilot charts aud all nautical information will
be furnished masters of vessels free OF charge
ia United States photographic ONCE in the
custom house, Captains are requested to call
at the Office.
RECEIPTS.
Per Central Railroad, March $40 baes
cotton, 10; bales domestics, 100 pkRs mdse, 80
I,kRs hardware, pEgs vegetables, Z bdls hides,
. puileys, s93 tons DIX iron, 30 cases whisky, ~
trunks. 8 boxes eggs, 50 cases I've, 900 bags
RrIts rs bds wool, 973 bbis rosnI 10 bbls spirits
turpentine 30 bols OIL l57 Dots flour, bbls syrup
Z cars BRICK, car iron, cars coal, " cars WOOD
! car Ice.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry, March
7-l5 bales cotton, $40 bOis rosin, 53l bOl5
spirits turventine ~ cars lumber, cars wool
8 cars coal 100 sacks grits, 500 sacks corn, 80
bales hay 10 bales waste, car brick, Z sacks
uotatoes log carts, 3 boxes tobacco, pKRs
meat, 10 bdls collars, empty tanks, 100 tubs
butter, Il kegs trpe, A cases msat 10 pcs pipe,
bales pods, b pkgs furniture, cases whisky, l5C
bbls arits. 3 boxes axes, bugkes, 42l bdls pal
rnetto car pig iroJ / refrigerator straw Der
RES g55 boxes fruit, - bO.s fruit. ga boxes
vsvetabes % pkgs mdse, ~ bbs vegetables,
/ s1I boxes orange, 4ig bOlS vegetables. Is
boxes Oysters. ! keR whisky.
Per Charleston aud Savannah Hallway, March
~ cases cnerouts, dOz COINS, Dbl wine,
car axles, 2 cars wood, car OIL crates bug
gies 1 crates wagon, ~ prs shafts, II odIs cop
Ter uipe. 50 sacks cotton seed, crates paste
hoard / baIe mats cases ury goods, 30 boxes
soap. 20 cases potash, IL cases bearings 80 bags
peanuts, 10 boxes tobacco, b tubs 3 boxes
nardwa's } boxes mdse, 81 truc.. boxes
tackle blocks 2 iron pulle -, 3 iron boxes.
Per South Bound Railroad March z u bbls
rosin 2 bois syrup 2iS pkgs tobacco, 80 bbls
meal 100 SACKS meal. 10 pigs vegetables, i0l
pAgs mdse, so pkgs hardware
EXPORTS.
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SAILED YESTERDAY
nEPARrEn YESTERDAY.

Bark Herman Lemkuhl [Norl, Rotterdam.
Bark Australia [Norl, st Petersburg,
Schr Gen AIDE bert Ames, New York.
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Steamer Bellevua Garnett, Darisn and Bruins
wick-W Gibson, Manager.
Sseamsr Alpha, Strobhae. Beaufort aad Port
Royal-CH netloc6, A Eelt.
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5 iIpPIN4 INrELLIGENCE.

Sun RISES ......... .......... .............6:t3
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH 1900 AM, 1887 Pm
STANDARD time)
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IF your Rack ACHES.

Or you are all worn out, really good for moth
ing, it is general debility Try
BhOWN'S IRON BITTERS.
II VIII cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite.
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IF you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint cures all
corns, warts and bunons.-dd
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WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1898.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Nellie Woodbury., Tain or, Port Antonio
with fruit aud cocoauuJs 10 J 5 Collins & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-08

Per schr Ida Lawrence, for Baltimore--556, 453
feat y D lumber dale, Dixon & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-08
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