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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-06

The fortune of war has gone adversely
TO THE CHRONICLE in the matter of the
publication of County Clerk Crossen's g
semi-annual statement, having been so
decided at the recent session of the COM
missioner's court. The county clerk s
action is thus vindicated, as regards the
letter of the law That he has violated
its spirit we still believe. This for the
reason that the law contemplates pub
fishing its notices in the paper having
the largest circulation, believing that
what is worth doing at all is worth do
ing we'll.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-06
-RupoLPH vIRcHow.

Progressive Ideas Advanced by the New
Rector of Berlin University.
Prof. Rudolph Virchow, the eminent
German scientist. who has just assumed
the rectorship of Berlin university, evil
IDENTIFY believes in scientific rather than
classical studies for young men. t'Gram-
matte schooling is no longer the aid to
progressive development necessary to
our youth or which generates the love
of learning that is the first condition to
Independent development" said Prof.
Virchow in a recent address. There
are now other fields of learning whose
methods are SO far carried out that
they are perfectly able to fulfill what
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1t isn't the a1sssaE scoy
HzIMcHDWsl

1T aS7e't the nS1sJk ao0y
it's Just the reverse-to pay a
patient when you can't cure him.
Nevertheless, that's what's done by
the proprietors of DIR. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. They promise to
pay you $500 if they can't cure
your catarrh, no matter how bad
the case. 1t isn't mere talk-it's
business. You can satisfy yourself
of it, if you're interested. And you
ought to be, if you have catarrh.
It's faith in their medicine that's
behind the offer. It has cure1
thousands of the worst cases, where
everything else failed. You can be
cured, too. IF you can't, you get
the money. They're willing to take
the risk-you ought to be glad to
take the medicine.
It's the cheapest medicine you
can buy, because it's guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned.
You only pay for the good you
get. Can you ask more?
That's the peculiar plan all Dc.
Pierce's medicines are sold on
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After Pennoyer's four years are up he
ought to apply to Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
for position as an original advertise
ment writer. He has secured more ad-
'vertising in a six-word dispatch than
the sixty thousand dollars appropriated
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Gentlemen
On arriving home last week, found
all we'll and anxiously awaiting. Our
little girl, eight and one-half years old,
who had wasted away to So pounds, is
now well, strong and vigorous, and we'll
feshed up. S. B. Cough Cure has done
its work we'll. Both of the children like
it. Your S. B. Cough Cure has cured
and kept away all hoarseness from me.
So give it to every one, with greetings
for all. Wishing you prosperity, we are
Yours, Mr.. & Mrs. J. F. FORD.
If you wish to feel fresh and cheerful and ready
for the Springs work, cleanse your system with
the Headache and Liver Cure, by taking two or
three doses each week.
Sold under positive guarantee.
SO cents per bottle by all druggists.
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GRADY q Son. s Guckenheimer & Sons. A Han
icy. Haynes & E, < NJ Hopkins P II Herman
!, holsnoFu a Bro. Lippman Bros. Lowell & 1.
Ackenna W, Palmer Hardware Co. G W Par.
lsh, Paulsen, Savannah Guano Co, Savannah
grocery Co. Savannah Water Works. Savannah
* w Co, 7 Shuptrine, H Solomon & SON
Solomons Co, Southeastern Plaster Co, Miss
Iowne, Tuberdy. " akefleld & La J D Weed q
20; st Yonge, Steamer Alpha. Steamer
Bellevue. Southern Elk Co.
Per steamship Chattahoochee from New YORK
Leopold Adler, Appel & s, II Aprea H Blum
Geo Baldwin. Butler & NJ L Bluestein ii
bohn, Behrens, @ R & Blk Co, c P Con
merry, W G Cooper, Collat Bros, W NJ Cleveland,
T F Churchill. Cohen, Cohen & B, Jas Doug.
lass. NJ Dixon Co. NJ Dryfus, Eckman & v
Epstein Bro. G. Eckstein & Co, Einstein,
a Ehrich Bro, Frank & Co, Foye & NJ, JB
eernandez, l. Fried, Fretwel & n, Fleischman
& Co, Adam F Fisher, J H Furber, NJ Ferst's
sons & Co. Georgia Historical Society, c Gray
q son. a b Girardean F Graham. S Quicken
heimer q Sons. ct Att & Pac Co, Claus Ger
ken. L Greer, W Green FL & c Co. g N Gil
pert x Co. ID Hogan, A Is Hull A Herman &
Bro, Heu'sler & H, Harness & j, MD Hirsch &
90, Haniey, Ii Hunter, H He Sc. jackson nj
Co. w Jaudon tagtl, Krouskoff, Kennick-
ell 4 Co, Lowell Il L, Lovelrs Sons, j La
Far, Levy & Bro. Lindsay & NJ Mrs S NJ
Lewis, Llppman Bros, Lloyd & A. Lane Bros,
Jno Lyons & Co, Lang Meinhard Bros q Co
Mohr Bros. D Morrison, A Miller Co, Morn,
ing News, Meyer w, Mutual Coop Assn, Mu
tual Il l. Co, Z Mastick, NJ Nathan, 8 Open
p paI Go, order notify Merchants National
Hardware Co. n Paulsen, A Ouint q Bro. @ ID
rogers, W Rushing & Co, w II Ray, F&W
~, Savannah Steam Bakery. Savannah Cotton
MINIS. . Suits & Co, H Solomon g. Son, B
Springer, A Schwarz, NJ Sternberg & Bro G.
schroeder. Screven House, P Shooter Co, Est
stern. j Slater, Sampson, Speciality 60, A
n IhornP s . q ~ Son. Weed Co, T West 6
W, Steamer Katie. Steamer Alpha, Steamer
Bellevue, Southern Elk Co.
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BOOK NOTICES.

"a Secret Quest" by George Manville
FERN. John A. Taylor g. Co., publishers,
1l9 Potter building. Paper, so cents. This
is a sensational story and full OF dramatic
incidents
1.-THE Evolution of an Empire; Brief
Historical Sketch Of Germany" by Mary
Parmele. William Beverley Harrison. pub
Usher, 50 Fifth avenue, New York. Cloth.
This is q valuable sketch and one that is
well worth reading.
"Black Friday; q Story Of Love and Spec
ulation,' by T. 3. Connsry. Peter Fenelon
Collier, publisher, New York. Paper, so
cents. This is story that deals with spec
ulation and love. It is full OF dramatic
features and takes q strong hold upon the
reader.
"How She Earned It; or, s25 900 in
Eleven Years." by the woman who did it.
the Anna C. Reifsnider Book Company,
publisher. st. Louis. Paper. so cents. This
is a very readable story and possesses un-
usual interest for those who are seeking to
make their way n the world.
THE Little Minister" by G. NJ. Barrie.
For sale at Estii's news depot, 2l15 Bull
street, Savannah. Paper, 30 cents. This
Is one of the most cha ming little stories
that has been published for a long time. 1t
has achieved great popularity and is one
Of the favorite stories Of the day.
"A Mute Confeisor; the Romance of a
Southern Town." by William N. Harden.
The Arena Publishing Company. Copley
square, Boston, Mass. Paper. so cents.
Mr.. Harben, who is a native of Georgia, has
made for himself q place in literature.
His stories have achieved a sudden and
vide popularity. "a Mute Confessor" is
his last story and promises to fully sustain
his popularity.
Adolph whitman, importer and pub
Usher, 67-69 Spring street, New York. has
published two little works Of much more
than ordinary interest to Savannah people.
One is handsome book entitled ''Snvan-
nah Illustrated" 1t consists of a brief
description Of Savannah and about thirty
five indelible Photographic views Of the
principal points OF interest in the city. The
other is Il souvenir of Savannah and con-
stats Of about dozen indelibe photographs.
Thee little works ought TO be, and Doubt
less will be. extremely popular 10 Savan-
nah.
"Whatever Thou Art" by Weir Wilde.
G. w. Dillingham;, publishers, 50 West
Twerty-third street, New York. Paper,
80 cents. This q story that will At
tract the attention Of all lovers Of hui
mans fiction. The story appeas TO the
sym pathetic propensities OF all human
BEINGS IL Is q delinea ion OF character IN
every day life. There 10 no villain 70 keep
the reader continually expecting q startling
erisls. hut the hero ne Of the story. although
blichted at ler bifih, continues 10 show her
true womaniy individually 20 such an ex-
~ 4 as 10 interest the reader 10 the end OF
ne story. IL 10 story that will doubtless
have a large circulation.
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LIST OF VESSELS.

Up, Cleared and Sale for this Port.
Martos [spl. Wives. Barcelona, sid Nov 5, via
Letimbro [Itall. Dimarco. at New York Jan Is.
SHIPS.
Drammen [Norl Andersen, at Liverpool Nov is.
Dora lGerl, Fortmann, LIS Pallice, sid Dec g.
BARKs
Amarenth [Gerl Mas, Shields, sid Sept via
President [Norl, Olsen, Liverpool, sid Nov IL
Ebba [Swl, Paulsen, Dublin, sid Nov Is.
Dagmar sDanl, Olbeck Grimsby. sid Nov o.
Emelie [Swl. Swain. Santos, sid Nov 80
Gler [Brl. McNutt, Hull, sid Nov 20.
Admiral Tegethof [Gerl, Voss, Rotterdam, sid
President Bril- ChisholrI. Rouen, sid Nov %.
Dec 3.
Padre [Isall, schiappocasse. Porto Torres, sid
Nov g.
Jorun [Norl, Christensen, Rotterdam. sid Dec 8.
Fredig lNorl, Ulsteen. Bristol sid Dec Z
Marie Berg lGerl, WicSerts, London sid Dec 81
Concettina lItal], Lubrano. Girgenti, sid Nov 20
Peppina NJ lItall, Scarpati. Opoi to, sid Dec g.
Ymer [Norl, Andersen, Marsellles, sid Dec l.
James w Holmes lBrl, VALLEY, Hamburg. sid
Dec 9.
Navigator [Norl. Gabrielsen Buenos Ayres, sid
sigrid [Norl. Gregersen Belfast, sid Dec IS.
Drowning Sophie [Norl, Lundegaard, Buenos
Ayres, sid Nov Il.
Saga TNorl; Borch, Grimsby, sid Dec s.
VeneZuea (Norl, Jensen, Liverpool, sid Dec 10.
Tafaya lSpl. Roig: Havana. sid Dec 10.
Ascalon [NorI, Baloerin. Bristol, sid Dec q.
Ricordo lItall, Godeo at Palermo Nov -.
Fora lAusl, Ochanovich, Point de Grave, sid
Harold [swl. Johannsen. Dover. sid Dec %
Birgitte LNorl, Christensen, Liverpool. sid Dec
Marie Becker [Gerl. sandersfeld. Barbados, sid
Dec IS.
Taurus INorl. johnson, Londonderry. sid Jan 2.
Victoria llerl, Staoen, Dordrecht sid Jan /.
Nordcap [Norl, Olsen, London sid Jan
Rhea lGerl Bulow, Amsterdam, sid Jan 2.
Harold lBrl. Christensen, Rotterdam, sid Jan g.
Left Erickson [Norl, -, Fleetwood. sid Jan
Harald [swI, Olsen. MaasIuis, sid Jan 7.
Camilla [Norl. Zachariasen, Pernambuco, sid
Angelo LItal, olivari, Barbados. sid Jams.
Victoria [Norl. Mathiesen, Rotterdam, sid jan /.
Michele lItall, Sohafino, Genoa sid Jan IA.
Darpa [Brl, Lyon. Santa Cruz, sid Dec a.
sCsooEERs.
John Rose Allen, Philadelphia, up Dec 10.
John G Schmidt, Norbury, Philadel phia. up Dec
10.
Harriet G Kerlin, Shaw, Philadelphia up Dec &
J II Parker, Hammond, New York, sid Dec "a .
Hattie Dunn. Poland. at New York. Dec Is
William H Shubert. Sloan, Philadelphia, cid
Jan 8.
Ida Lawrence, Campbell, Baltimore, sid Jan 10
Mary j Cashier, Thurber, New York sid Dec "a
Prescilla Scrioner Turner, Baltimore, sid Dec
20.
Willis S Shepard. Reeves. at Barbados Dec G.
General Adelbert AmeS, Jamison, at New York
Jan II
Nahum Chaplin, Arey, at New York Jan Il.
HARRISON Hickman, Henderson, at Philadel-
phia Jan
David Baird. Booye, at New York Jan IL
VIM Neely, Thompson, at New YORK Jan II.
Annie Bliss, O'Donnell Baltimore, UP Janl4
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MEMORANDA.
Nav York Jan 20-Arrived schr Harry &
Grace Reynolds. Mills. Darien. Ga.
Bristol Jan 20-Arrived. bark Heinrich
Ramien lGerl, KoopmaD, Savannah.
barcelona. Jan l5-Arriyed, steamship Maria
TSp1. Arrope, Savannah.
i4th-Sailed, bark Arvio [Rusl, Sjoroos, PEN
sacola.
saenz [Spl, Terol, Savannah.
Gibraltar, Jan 20-PaSsed. steamship AMMAN
dale [Brl. Brown, Tampa for st Louis du Rhone.
Liverpool, Jan 2O-Salled, steamship Avalon
[Brl. Cox, Coosaw, Sc.
London Jan 20-Arr1ved, bark Gazele Brl,
Horn. Brunswick.
Lizard, Jan 20-Passed. steamship Boming-
ton [Brl, DalzieI, Fernandina for Bremen.
Pomaron, Jan 1s-Sailed. steamship Ninian
Stewart [Brl, Taurey, Charleston.
Truro. Jan 17-Sailed, ship Inga [Norl, Gronn,
Mobile.
TroOn. Jan 19-Arrived, bark Kalliope Nor,
Sivertsen, Pensacola.
Valencia, Jan 12-Sailed, bark Murtaja [Rusl
Linblad, Pensacola
Barbados. Jan 19--Arrived, bark Avonport
[Br Barker, Savannah for Garston Dock, in
distress (see Miscellany.
5th-Sailed, barks Victor [Norl, Boie, Pensa-
cola; Angelo lItall, Oivari, Savannah.
6th-Sailed bark Karl Won Doblu ISwl Matt
son, Charleston.
Brunswick, Ga, Jan ls-ssiled, schr Jacob
Reed, Williamson, Jacksonville.
20th-Arrived. bark Poseidon (Norl. Borresen,
Demerara; schrs Willie L Newton, Coombs,
New London; Agnes Grace, Ellis Boston.
sailed-Schrs E H Weaver. Weaver, Perth
Amooy; a Weeks, Henley, Satilla River. Ga.
Beaufort, sc, Jan 20-Arrived, schr Joseph
Souther, New Haven.
Coosaw. Sc Jan 2o-sailed, schr Jacob NJ
Haskell, Doane, Baltimore
Cape Henry, Jan 20-Anchored of, steamship
ortyga lBrl, Moen, from Savannah for Bremen
and Rotterdam.
Darien. Jan ls-Arrived, schr W A Taft Jr,
Mckenzie New York.
l6th-Arrived, steamer Raleigh, Sears, New
York.
Cleared--Barks Sophie [Norl, Danvig, Liver
pool; Roska tNorl, Hansen, Queenstown; Prince
Eugene lNorl, Nygaard, Queenstown; schr D
Dewell, Chatheld, Philadelphia.
17th-Cleared. schr W q Wickham EVAN,
2Oth-Cleared. bark Hedwig siebe [GerI.
Knaak, Yarmouth, Ms.
Fernandina, Jan l9-Arrived, brig Heinrich
Bote [Ger], Stehr. Trinidad.
20th-Arrived, schr May Mcfarland, Small,
Boston.
saied-Brig Endrick [Brl Corbin. Trinidad.
Galveston, Jan 20-Arrived, schr Milford,
Wood. Pensacola.
Jacksonville, Jan 20-Arrived, schrs Meyer &
Munro, Antigua.
Cleared-schr B Holden, Thompson, New
York.
Key West Jan 1s-Arrived, schr Henry
Crosby, Stubbs, Zaza for New York (see Miscel-
lany).
Pensacola. Jan 20-Arrived. barks Addolarato
[Itall, Ferrara. Naples; Zippera [Norl, Larsen,
Buenos Ayres; schr Sarah Fuller, Brown,
Matanzas.
Cleared-Bark Providenza [Itall, Aste, Genoa:
schr John Kranz Mcdonald. Tampico
Port Royal, sc. Jan 20-Arrived, schr Stella
Kaplen, Potter, Portsmouth, Nh.
Delaware Breakwater, Jan 20-Arrived. schr
George L Fessenden, Crawford, Charleston for
PhiaQ6lDhia
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For over F.fty YeArs.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. IL soo.hea
the child, softens tie gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrtosa Twenty-Five cents a bottle. -Ad
Gov. FLOWER Is a busy man and by way OF a
gentle reminder " all that such Is the caso has
on his desk piece Of cardboard 10 inches
squars, on which. ia gold letters ms Dc q gold
border, are tho words, ''Tempus Fugit.
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CONSIGNEFS


:, FER Central Railroad. Jan 2l-Woods G & Co,
hunter q b, Dwelle & d, Butler & S, War
Ecu A, W w Gordon & Co, NJ Maclean & Co,
SScuoos q T, Solomons & Co, Enrich & Bro, A
I'm IN ,enoerg q Co. q " Parish a w harmon,
= r. u Weed Co, NJ Y Henderson, G. Sturs &
70 Godin ward. Standard Mfg ard Com Co,
4 II ward, Savannah Sup. ly Co, W g Phillips,
r paWo Levitt, Q b Seawood, 7 Davis, Savan-
H =" NJ lmpl ment Co, d Simkins, j Is Haney,
Tuder, Jno Flannery & Co.
Fer savannah. Florida ana Western Railway,
iTen ii Dixon & Go, Savannah Grocery Co,
LaW 4 b. KavanAugh & b, A II Champions
s r' Ludden q b, Phnip Myerson, W II Nor
iie Meinhard Bros & Co, " ID simkins A Ehr-
n nS q bro, Lowell & l., NJ Fersts Sons g. Co, Fla
~ ~ Exchange 4 laws, NJ Herman, q w
Atteueihan bro, a Leiier q Son, A Hull &
~ FRANK Co, Ihos hendersou's Sous, Jos
+ VMgte' Harness j, w Storer, r thomas,
loyle, Solomon & Sou. q V Hecker & Co.
SSc o. Grain anu Produce Co. Z L Suits q
g., outhtrn Cotton OH Co, Aaron A dams,
I a,. u. & NJ Il = Casses, j d Wed & Co, FL
N NJ ~ " l.iialns, Z MIi,ialns & Co Savannah c 81
Van mas hfS collins, pen Harm, G Munroe, g
s"N, y herlnond, steamer Bellevue. Appel
M M ., aicCauley & Co, McDonough & Co, ia O
H. U'1 1 q 20, keppard & Co, Mulua Coop Ass H.
h. n MI r. NathGp. Ellis Y 81 20, w w CHS
JEV,@ 70, Pehcock ii & Co. q l. Jones, Greigg
80 W, Lemon a. ", savannah n s Co, McNaLU
n, Solomon & son, Moure J.
o. CLhrlestoh ana avannau Railway, Jan
~ ppnVtsih Lum er Co. Southern Cotton OIL
a.. n Nohe brewing 60. j B sands $, l.
Gov q q i1uhey a q, Palmer Hardware Co, Wli-
~, soutA Sound Railroad, Jan a.-H A
D. g. Epstein A q. o. A W owens
seeAnship Des8oux rron PhiladslphIs POI
N = q ~ 40 aupt oun ,ain. montgomery, Aial.
hy. "a II nyes' u champion s"n,. q >
Min ~ lsFh ana. Coli 5. ,ornsrll q G. J
Ir, '..oh 20, Eckinan a ". q Ecksten & 90.
Fst.'sA * bfQ. J AZ i.stiil " Ferret b Sons 4 Co,
W 'h"f froehien, 81 ) Gardner, ~
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
ofacial Proceedings of Council.

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. IS. 1898.
Council met this evening at 8 o'clock.
Present: Hon George ]. Mills. Acting Mayor:
Alderman r. b. Harris, Vice Chairman of
Council; Aldermen Cam, Carson. Charlton,
Dixon, Haines. Harmon, Mcclure. O'Brien
AMI Reid.
The minutes Of the last regular meeting were
confirmed
ACCOUNTS.
The committee on accounts report that they
have examined and found correct bills against
the city amount TO twenty three thou and
one hundred and fifty-three dollars and fifty
seven Cents, as ger accompanying schedu e. and
recommend that the same be passed for pay
ment GEO. J MILLS.
Chairman Committee on Accounts.
The report Of the committee was received and
the accounts. as per schedule annexed, were
lad for
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MARITIME MIsCELLANY.

Passed into quarantine yesterday, German
bark; name could not be ascerta ned. Also ar
rived in Tybee roads, an unknown bark.
London, Jan .0-Bark Marianne TSwl, Torn
berg, from Port Vendres for Pensacola, has ar
rived at Gibraltar leaky. She will repair.
Bark Golden Horn LNorl, Andersen, at Liver
pool from Pensacola, has rudder broken and
other damage, having encountered very heavy
weather. She struck the dock entrante at Lv-
erpool and received damase e.
Bark Garbadi [Norl, Andreasen, from Pen
sacola Nov 10 for Antwerp, was passed aban-
doned and waterloga e1. apparently having been
on fire and main deck gone Jen 8. lat 80, Ion &c.
Bark Helene [Norl, Beraldsen. at Liverpool
from Pensacola, reports a sea boarded her Dec
"a, damaging her wheelhouse.
BARK Avonport [Brl. Barker, from Savannah
Dec for Garstcn Dock, has Tut into Barbados
with loss OF miZzenmast and rudder head gone
LeWes, Del, Jan &0-Schr Geo l. FesSenden
with lumber from Charleston. sc, arrived at the
port Of the Cape early this morning with loss of
sails and short Of provisions. She got into
mass OF ice ard signalled for relief Tug t
Wear, in attempting to get to her, struck an
immense block OF ice the jar of which knocked
down her smosestack. The Fessenden was
hnally extricated by he cboat.
Key West, Jan 10-Scbr Henry Crosby.
STUDIOS. from Zaza for New York with ma
hogany, ha, put in here with bowsprit carried
away and loss of part Of de. kload.
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ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
steamship Norfolk lBrl. Woolston, to load for
psrcelona and GeDoa-Wllder & Co.
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MONDAY. Jan %, 1893.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett. New
york-C 6 Anderson.
Steamer Bellevue, Garnet, Darien and Bruins
.;ck-W T Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Ethel Carroll, Augusta and way
i.ndIngs-W Gibson, Manager
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PASSENGERS.

FER steamship Chattahoochee from New York
MISS Nj Comm. NJ A Davis, K Crawford.
1relker L GayIor. Amann, NJ Smith, a
aenR, w f Shafer, Miss L Stults, Brake, G f
Coourn Miss NJ Briston (col), and Storage.
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arrived UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER.

steamship Indian Prince Brl, Forsyth, to
Lad for Genoa Strachan & Co.
PARK Agnes GGerl. Schepler, to load for
Enrope-Chr u Dahl & Co.
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---~---->------~----->--.---
SPECIFIC TAXES, BADGES, ETC.
rAISrs AND OILS.
JOHN G. BUTLER,

Headquarters for Plain and Decorative Wall
IalHF Pants, Oh. White Leads, Varnish, Glass,
haiiroad aud Steamboat Bnppaos. sasaes,
Doors, Blinds and eullIers' Hardware. Caclnsd
Plaster. Cement and Hair
SOLE AGENTS FOR LADD's LINE
40 Congress street and i8g So. Julian street.
bayaaaah. Georgia.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERD

Banks Bay of Fundy [BrI, Porter, Garston
Dock. in ballast-Master.
Bark Ogir [Norl, Knudsen, Barbados, in bal
''f Bark Madre Itall. Olivari. Santos. in ballast
Master,
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Fernandina. Jan l7-Tfe two fixed red lights
forming tie An ena Island range at this en-
trance have been discontinued, the bar aving
changed to an extent that lights are no longer
useful as guides.
Pilot charts and all nautical Information will
De furnished masters of vessels FREE of charge
IN United States photographic Office in the
custom house. Captains are requested to call
OF the office.
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INrELLIGENCE.

- PIsrs. .................r:92
s1-s SETS. ......5:36
t,eH WATER AT SAvAsNAH..- 10:5i AM, i1:s6 Pm
STANDARD time
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Bark Nipotini tItsl], Odessa.
schr Warner Moore. Newport News, Va.
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Chairman Committee on Streets and Lanes.
Repurt adoDted


To me Honorable Aagsr and aldermen, CITY
II Savannah.
GE.TLIMEs - The following persons have
been ouiy noti0ed 20 repair their sidewalks as
rrqnir by urd nance and have failed 10 repair
the sLme; Miss Caroline romlinson, east one.
third lot No, 81 Crawford ward; J. X. anc Bessie
sheldon and Mrs Il. Il. Walthour, No. ~ Craw-
ford ward; Mrs Isabella Iathrop Digby tyth-
INK Decker wce =; Mrs Isabella Lathrop lot N.
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nFPARTFD YFsTERnAY
SAILED YESTERDAY,

Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Bluffton-C Med
leck, Agent
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The comm ttee on streets and lanes, to whom
was referred ths petit n Of Villa n Kehoe for
permission u encrcacn in front of bis premises
on lot No. Is Columbia ward, four feet for
garden purposes. < leave to report favorably,
provided the petitioner agrees to remove such
encroachment a. his own expense at any tirne
tho city may require 1t, aud also AGREES that the
encroachment shall not at any time be inclosed
by other tnan a neat iron railins; that the pc
titiogor shall agree 10 widen the sidewalk along
lis property at any time the city may 80 re-
quire and at 5 own expense
X. r. HARMON,
Chairman Committee on Streets and Lanes.
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Let No. 3, sec.

lin ward; Estate James Mcintyre, lot /, Decker
ward: Estate William Swoll, west half lot No.
2 Washington ward; +. w tChaplin. trustee,
lot No. 20 Lafayette ward; Estate Maria May
land. lot Hucks tything Percival warj. Re
spectfully submitted. r. J. WADE,