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tae charter that a subsequent change in
tRe iss relating 90 such safes would haxs
no effect upon the lsw repealed hv such
subsequent legislation so far as i, related ,o
tue provisions OF the charter INTERPRETING =
the language of this section with others
Tue eourt - of opinion that il was the evi-
dent intent OF tne trainers of the charter
taAt no Snecisic provision Of the statute in
force relating 10 ihe execution Of deeds for
property sold for delinquent taxes should
ee 50 made part Of the charter as not Ia
be affected BY subsequent general .esssla-
uon. The Judgment Is reversed and csuss
rrmandet for further proceedings in ae-
cnrdance with the opinion.
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JUSTICE TO MR. SAUNDERS.
Hts Honor Not stained, His Enemies
Comic u pd Cd u istaken Pa abitc ationa.

Hts Honor Not stained, His Enemies
Confeaad ed "a Mistaken Publications.
In justice to Collector 81 Customs James
c. Saunders, of Port Townsend, and to
itself, the PosT-iyTELIIoENcER wishes TO
give the widest publicity TO a correction of
statements recently published in the news
columns of this paper relative to so
called indignation meeting held at Port
Townsend Monday night to consider
alleged offenses of the collector against
his party. lt was represented that a
considerable portion of the Democratic
party of Jefferson county. including many
prominent persons, were dissatisfied with
the conduct Of his office by the collector;
that he had broken promises to party
leaders and that he had given office to per-
sonai friends and business associates. As
10 these accusations, the action of the
Democratic party at Port Townsend Tues
day night. reported elsewhere. in coz
demning and removing from Office the
circnlators of these accusations. is su;h-
cient proof of their faisity.
IL Was stated in the Posr-IsrELLisESoER
that certain resolutions bitterly denounc-
ing Mr.. Saunders as an official. as a busi-
ness man and as a gentleman were laid be-
PosT-IsrELIIsEsRER was again imposed
upon. The resolutions were, il is true.
prepared, but not read: no attempt was
made to read them, and the meeting
wocid not have permitted them 10 be read.
On the contrary. resolutions of directly
opposite effect were adopted.
As a result Of Monday nights meeting
il may be said that the people of Port
Townsend condemn all accusations. OF
whatever nature. against the official con-
duet and private honor of Mr.. Saunders.
The charges are branded as false, and he
Is placed in as favorable Light as
before his appointment a. collector. The
PoSr-fSrELIIGYNcEk in November isks.
announced that he would be the next col
leclor. and from that time until MS APP
pointment said many pleasant things
about him. Since he has taken Office he
has been sharply criticised, these criti-
cisms being represented as coming from
dissatisfied Democrats. The Indignation
meeting Of Monday night coniounds these
critics of Mr.. Saunders.
TIE statement that Mr.. Saunders is op-
posed by large element of his party il
undoubtedly not true. the meeting Of
Monday night was signal triumph for
him, and no one can be found who will
say that the resolutions prepared by those
wno called the indignation meeting state
the truth or are jusIitiabIe.
The PosT-iNTELLlsEScER regrets that it
vas imposed upon; that il vas made TO
misrepTesent Mr.. Saunders snd the people
of Port Townsend and that IL pas led to
grint an account Of Monday nights meet
ing that was absurdly AZ variance with the
facts.
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snow.iid. at Corpucopia, Or.

USIoS. Or. Jan. ii. A snowslide occur
red yesterday At the mining camp of
Cornucopia. The slide started near tho
Whitman mine. carrying away the trsm-
way to station No. I. and partially wreck.
ing the terminal. also a side OF the con-
ccntrating department of the mill was
crushed in and four fiue vanners were
buried. Two stables. the bunk house and
the blacksmith shops were carried away.
The damage is not great. The principal
loser is the Oregon Gold Mining Company.
Another slide started above the Red
Jacket mine. missing the Davis mill by
about ten feet The snow is over eight
feet deep in the camp.
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wHArCow. Jan. i6-Ispecial. Larry
Kelly. the notorious smuggler. Is in Jail at
Anacortes. charged with various serious
offenses. chief among which are knocking
down and malireating his wife. an Indian
woman. and attempting to rape his two
eldest children. The family fed to Zeno
Doty's for protection. Kelly followed, but
Doty. who Is a noted marksman, Was
ready for him with gun and kept him
oil. News Of ths trouble was sent to Ana.
cortes and officers went from there and
took Kelly into custody.
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To Pay Pension. with Bonds.

wAsHtSGros CRY. Jan. i6.-Sipley,
Dem. OF Pennsylvania, has prepared bill
to pay pensions in a new issre of per
cent. bonds. He proposes TO offer III the
house In case a bill is presented for a gen
eral issue of bonds. The bill is designed
TO give pensioners the benefits usually sc-
cruing from bonds and give the govern
ment ready means Of meeting pension
obligations. The plan Is TO make them in
denominations of $50 10 500 and make
them legal tender. which would ALLOW
them to circulate as money. His plan
contsmplstes the issue OF such bonds un.
I'll the amount reaches $50 per capita for
the population of the country.
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FOUR TEU>ks FULL OF OPIUM.
smuggIcr Doing q Whoiesafe Bust
mes. ArreGied At spaknnH.

SPoksxE. Jan. ie.-An opium smuggier
doing business on an extensive scale vas
arrested here today and $1,000 worth of
opium captured. The prisoner gave the
name OF :. u. Davis. but admits that II is
not his true name. His actions excited
the suspicion Of two baggsgemen at The
union depot. The officers were summoned
and Davis arrested aud four trunks seized.
he admitted his guilt. and the trunks
we're fonnd to contain more than ,esf
pounds of conuabsnd opium. lie vas held
Tor trial IN $500 bail.
Davis method has been 10 pass through
British Colum bia as a travelling man with
four large sample trunks labeled hardware
The opium was loaded at point on the
Coast and taken east TO kalispeI river,
then down into Montana TO point on the
Great Northern. Tne baggagemsn who
made the discovery will get a reward Of
about 500 DAVIS refuses 10 talk.
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IN The SENATE.
Hoar on the Hawaiian Questiou-Fed-
eraI Election Laws Debate Reguu

Hoar on the Hawaiian Questfou-Fed-
eraI Election Laws Debate Begun.
WasHISGroN Cry, Jan. l6.-The Hs-
walian controversy was again brought be-
fore the senate today. aud half days
spirited discussion ensued between Sem
a.ors Hoar. Gray and Daniel. The presi-
dents last message afforded Hoar an or
poFtunity to speak. and he showed by
quoting from the Hawaiian constitution
that the queen in her recent protest, that
she could not promise amnesty 10 the
members d: the provisional government
was ou!y confining herself TO the iirnlia-
tons Of the constitution. which does not
confer in the crown absolute right of
granting amnesty. but requires that par
don shall be granted only oy concurrence
OF the cabinet and other constitutions Al
officers
Gray and Daniel Dem. made pertinent
interruptions and placed upon Minister
Stevens and his initiative actions all re-
sponsibility for whatever irregular meth
DDS of procedure had necessarily grosn
ont Of the Hawaiian iTnhrog.io.
Tae speech of Gaianger on the tariff
question was atfentlvely listened to by MS
colleagues
The bilI on the Federal election law.
coming up III The regular order, Palmer
opened the discussion in an argr ment in
favor Of the bail. II have read The minor
ity report. " said he. ~and have given at
tention - the historical statements made
by IL. | have no svmsthy with the state
legislation to When the report aIlndes. for
! believe the only wsy in which the con-
stitutional government can ne made e.
ie-s1ve Is TO give the fullest effect 10 the
principles of a republican form OF gov
eminent | nave m dos5s ifthe colored
people Of the S0ath bad b<en treated x!th
coabaencs they would have sesn that their
interests we're ifen1iea3 vita those OF their
late masters, bat GOV TIE relations between
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WALLa WALLs. Jan. Ie.---fspecial = A
man named Patterson. who has n wife and
one child. was arrested today charged with
seducing girl named Annie Moran. aged
Is ~ the preliminary hearing he was
tound over to the superior court in the
SUM of 500. The persons are well known
and reside near Dixie. this county. On
Christmas day Patterson induced Miss
Moran 90 come 10 the city With him.
They occupied a room as man and wife for
two days and nights, when he accom-
plished her ruin. Miss Moran had always
borne good reputation as TO chastity.
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r,..a. 10, I,na ss,a for lac.

oIYxrIA. Jan. ls.-Especiai. - In the
case Of /. u. Ford, appellant. vs.. d. r. Du-
re. treasurer Of the city Of Seattle. the eli.
prene court reversed the Judgment. La
this case tire question presented MAS: Was
the law IN relation 10 the sxecusioa af
deeds for lands cold for state and eonnfy
taxes ic force ~ the date 81 the adoption
ssi ths charter os ths city Of ~e-
stsls 80 made 8 part thereof by the
PROVISIONS OF section "a. article tx. of
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those lately enfranchised aud their neigh
bors are bitter. | was always in favor of
protecting the negro 80 right ballot"
After the close of Pa4mer's remarks. a
communication from the secretary Of sAe
treasury IN response TO a resolution OF
Alien OF Nebrsska, in regard 20 the gold
coin OF the United States Was lad before
the senate
A 5il TO establish port of delivery AT
Ronner's Ferry. Idaho, was called up BY
Mr.. Dubois. and passed.
The senate sd iourned.
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DROWNED AT rALousE cry.


SroKANs. Jan. Ia Special III. H..
Wallace was drowned in the Paioase river
at faiouse City this morning. Wallace
and b. j. Mckim were ia a boat
just above bridge, when wave
struck the boat, knocking Ii against
The supports OF the bridge aud over
turned IL Mckim swan ashore, bas
Wallace sank and was not seen again.
The deceased leaves wife and child. lie
was = prominent member of the Knights
of PyThias. who are endeavoring with
Others to recover the body BY dragging tho
river.
The river is rising steadily. and il IL con-
tinues ali the bridges ON lhe river are in
danger OF being carried away by foating
debris. All the houses on the hats have
been deserted
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tn. stat. Capitol Plane.

sen,as.ves of the firm of Guun & Carts. Of
Kansas City. and William NJ. Kenyon. Of
Minneapolis. architects. have wired the
capltol commission that they will arrive
tomorrow lor tbs purpose of confsrring
with the commission on ths plans sub
mitted by them. /; IS expected that all
Will arrlve hy Friday.
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ki,ssi,.s County Bend. parsh..sa.

OLYMPIA. Jan Ii 6--Ispeeisi. The state
land commission has purchased an issue
of kliektsi eounty twenty-year speF cent.
funding bonds, amounting 30 81. TOO. for
the benefit of the permanent school, fand.
providing they receive the approval OF tie
attorney general as 10 legality.
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wh.teen News.

wHArcos. Jan. ~. Especial IAN ordi.
nance establishing water rates vas passed
by the city council last evening whiel,
makes general reduction OF about = per
cent. In the rates In force before the city
Purchased the system.
Articles Of incorporation OF the Clark
shingle Company, capital stock $1,000,
were filed in the alditor's Office yesterday.
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ereat Flre =, yle,orla.

yIcTonrs. Jan. - Especial. The latest
estimate Of the los, BY ire which yester.
day destroyed Jacob sehls palatisl hons
il s5tno1 on shien there - $500 insus-
aace. Dgring the IRE fh;fty.mlis gale
ragged. and the escape Of surfonndlne
property is little less than marvellous.
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ssChAxESTo, Jan. lathe governor to-
day decided Ehag ne woad not commute
the sentence % John McSuity. sentenced
81 s,s nsnred JaHaarv - iSss. in san
Francisco. for the murder of JOAN Collins,
committed nearly ak yeass ago.
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unrnhlnu.r.. Nomln.,ien .ei.ct.d.

WAsnIyeTos CRY. Jan. is.-When the
yea and nay vote was called yesterday on
the nom nation OF Hornblower 10 be su.
preme Judge il Vas rejected. 30 to -
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship Berkshire. Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.

Charleston. Dec. s.-Arrived, schr Thos.
\ stone, Chase, Kingston, ia; bark An
tonic Jane (Sp), Amigo, Havana.
Sailed, steamers Highlander (Br), Mil
burn. Liverpool; Pocahontas (Br), James,
Genoa and Barcelona; schr Thomas A.
Ward, Lyman, New York; Ralph NJ. Hey
ward, Weymouth.
Key West, Dec s. Entered, steamer Mas
cote, Decker, Havana; schr Louise Hast
ings Albury, BonaccO.
Cleared. steamer Mascotte, Tampa; rev.
enue cutter McLaae. Wiley, Punta Rassa;
schr Goodwill CBr), Sweeting, Nassau;
schr Kate Pierce, Havana.
Jacksonville, Dec. 9.-Arrived, steamers
Delaware, Robinson, Philadelphia (cld
10 return); Algonquin, Platt, New York.
Sailed, houseboat Caiman, Lorrillard,
New SMYRNA.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Gate City from Boston
Miss Jennie Pope, f. H. Baker, Miss s.
Hinson, William Scott, Charles Morrison
Josephine f. Tatro, Nellie Callahan. Mary
Callahan, Mary Tatro, W. Chisholm and
wife, Della Regain, Mary Hunter Mary E.
Nillen, A. H. Richardson, A. c. Billings,
r. f. Perkins, Mrs NJ A. Bradt, Mrs
Ballon Miss A. ]. Wright, w. A. Rose
n. p. Sewell and wife, Mrs. L. Gould, r.
L. Wood and wife, Kate Lowe, John Kelly
Joe Gruty, Mrs. j. Gruty, Charles Vim
cent, Bridget Flaherty, n. McCloud, J. p
Taylor, r. w. Taylor, J. NJ. Howks, ]. H.
Pennington and wife, Mrs. l.. Dennison,
Miss f. Dennison, Dr. S. Pitcher and
wife, S. A. Smith and wife, Miss Lucy
Booth Mrs. G. NJ. Dows and two infants,
and wife, VIM. f. Cullelly, Mrs. S. NJ
Houston, John Smith, w. H. Quingsley
and wife, c. NJ Quingsley DIR. E. L. Ira
cy and wife, G. Tracy and twelve steer
age.
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TO THE HOLDERS oy
FIRST MORTGAGE
I PER CENT. BONDS
or THE
Charlotte, Columbia QId
AUyISIQ R0IITO0d Co.
MATTTRINC IAN fals
MATURING JAN. /, 1875.

New York, December LIST, 1s94.-The hold
ers of the 100000 first mortgage bonds
of the CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND
AUGUSTA RAILROAD COMPANY ma
turing JANUARY 1st 1895, are hereby no.
tined that pursuant to an agreement here
tofore made under the Richmond Ter
minaP plan of reorganization, the MARY
LAND TRUST COMPANY will purchase
said bonds at PAR AND ACCRUED IN
TEREST TO DATE OF MATURITY Cat
which time interest win cease), upon pre-
sentation and surrender thereof AT ITS
OFFICE IN BALTIMORE, MD, on or
after January LIST, 1895, or at the option of
the bondholders will arrange to EXTEND
such bonds for FIFTEEN YEARS FROM
JULY LIST, 1894 AT PER CENT. PER
ANNUM INTEREST, upon terms set
forth in the attached notice of the said
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY, If pre-
sented at its office on or before December
20th 1894.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
c..-..-..--..--
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
w. A. C. EVEN, Secretary

Baltimore, Md. December LIST, 1s94.-In
accordance with the foregoing notice the
MARY LAND TRUST COMPANY offers
to the holders of Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta First Mortgage Seven per cent
Bonds due January LIST, 1895, who shall pre-
sent same at its office on or before De-
cember goth, 1894, the privilege of extend
ing them at Five per cent. per annum for
fifteen years from July LIST, 1894 upon
payment of Two and one-half per cent
upon the amount of Bonds so extended
Those who do not wish their bonds ex-
tended upon these terms may have them
purchased at par and accrued interest to
date of maturity by presenting them on
or after January LIST, 1885, at the office of
the MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY
Thus the holder of 81, 600 Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta First Mortgage Seven
per cent. Bond, upon presenting 1t for ex-
tension will receive 81 900 extended Five
per cent. Bond, carrying coupon due JuIy
LIST, 1895, and $40 in cash.
Or If presenting it for purchase will re-
ceive;
Principal 100000
interest ................ $500
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LIST OF VESSELS.
Up, Cleared and Sailed for This Port.
STEAMSHIPS.

Darwin CBr). 1888 tons. Lacy, Montevideo.
sid Nov. l.
Hindoustan CFr), 2157 tons. Escarras. Mar
seiles, due Dec. 2
Maude Br), 1Ol4 tons, Horner Huelva.
sid Nov. 6, due Dec. u.
Forest Holme (BD, 1874 tons, tombstone,
Fleetwood, sid Nov o. due Dec. 8.
Jeanara (Br), Mclaughlin, Liverpool, due
Dec. 10.
Nov. %
delphia Dec. l.
Colingham Obj. 1910 tons. Martin, at Bar
ry Nov. IS.
Condo Witredo (Sp), 1885 tons, Andraco,
Havana. Due Dec. %.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic in
formation will be furnished masters Of
vessels free of charge in United States
Hvdrographic Office in custom house
captains are requested to call at the
office.
for transmission to the navy department
For additional shipping news see other
columns.
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me New York Herald Of Sunday. Dec.
. 1884 will be magnificent special Christ
las las number, beautifully illustrated in
olors David Christie Murray will con-
,TT'iLoute letter as A Cockney Columbus.
atl,Sle VIII be a great variety of articles
= II ropriate to Christmas time. For sale
s6 AsulFs News Depot, 2lla Bull street.
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For Over Fifty Years

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. 1t soothes
ene child, softens the gums, allays all
pam cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents
bottle Id
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Important to Florida Tourists.

The Windsor hotel, Jacksonville. Fla.
opened for the season on Thursday, Nov.
10 The hotel has been thoroughly reno
Vated, etc. and will be run under the same
successful management as last year,
Baker & Travers.-ad.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Allegheny for Baltimore
-, 1873 bales cotton, 1853 bbls rosin, Is bbls
rosin oil, 81 $3.50 feet lumber, 1852 boxes
oranges, AZ bdls oranges, IS bdls brooms,
81 bdls hides. 50 pkgs mdse, horse.
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Cash ................s1 ,O3500
The extended Bonds are assumed bv the
Southern Railway Company, principal and
interest payable in gold as per extension
agreement and coupon sheet attached 10
each Bond. The lien remains undisturbed
and 100000 of the First Consolidated
Mortgage Gold Five per cent. Bonds of the
Southern Railway Company are reserved
by the Trustee, for which the holders Of
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Ex-
tended Bonds have the right to exchange
their Bonds at any time prior to ma
turity
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY.
Baltimore.
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Amaranth Ger, 9S7 tons, Hauth. Ham
burg, sld oct. 8, passed Isle of Wight
SUPRA CNor). 562 tons. Knudsen. Garston
Law tAus), 7i2 tons, Chiaherrazza, Cir
Mama (sw), 734 tons. Pahlsson, Palma
sigurd i Jarl (NoD, ass tons, Middleton,
Kragero (Nor), 58s tons, Monsen, New
castle sid Oct. 10.
Teiefon' (1or), 1i85 tons. Petersen. at Liv-
Navigatore GtaD. $40 tons, Gamboni. Cape
Gata sid Nov IL.
Cassandra Ger, 6ss tons, Slehr, Rio ia
metro, Sept q via Sapelo.
Folkvang (Nor), $50 tons, at Liverpool,
Guiseppi dtaD. sS4 tons. Lauro, Hamburg,
Gier OBJ. ass tons. McNutt. whitehaven,
Demetra Ger, 42s tons, schramm. Downs,
Condor CNorl,, sS1 tons, Rasmussen, Per-
,nambuco, sid Nov: u.
Teresa-lo-Vico QtaD, S63 tons, Hull, sid
Adolphin DAM, - tons, Aalbarg. sid
R@qmanoff IBID, 1850 tons. Andersen. at
Marie Ger, 1918 tons. wurthmann,
Stockholm, sid Nov. 81
Fran (Nor), SOS tons, Shanke, Liverpool,
francesca R. QtaD. califano, Girgenti
Madre GtaD, 725 tons, olivari, Dublin. sid
Nov. 81
Martinin QtaD, 723 tons. Maggiolo. Rot
terdam, sid Nov. "a.
Peabody CNor, 452 tons, Nielsen, Fleet
wood, sid Nov. 20.
satqrnus Ger, COS tons. Rottgers. Hull,
vertas NoD, 978 tons. Hansen, Liver
Tordenskjold (No,rl, 1862 tons. Jensen.
Havre, sid Nov. %.
Noel (Nor). 4S9 tons, Johannesen, at Sa-
Veneta Nor), - tons, Petersen. London,
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sCHOONERs.

Normandy. SIG tons, Rivers, Baltimore,
at Galveston
VIM. z. Cloves 554 tons, Rich. New York.
Hiilda, SIS tons, o'Donnell. New York.
Edward A. Sanchez, 46s tons, Fooks, at
Baltimore, sid Dec. T.
LLWard p. Avery, 547 tons, Hawley, New
York sid Dec
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THE steamships OF this company are m
a pointed TO sail from Savannah for BALD
more as follows-standard time:
BERKSHIRE. Capt. Kirwan. TUESDAY,
Dec. II, at 4 p. m.
WILLIAM CRANE, Capt. Bond, THURS
day, Dec lS, at $50 p. m.
D: II. MILLER. Capt Billups, sATUR-
DAY, Dec. Is, at 1880 p. m.
ALLEGHANY Capt Nickerson, TUES
DAY, Dec. IS, at 10 p m.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Through bills OF lading given to all
points West, all the manufacturing towns
IN New England, and to ports OF the
Uuited Kingdom and the Continent.
j. J. CAROLAN. Agent
Savannah, Ga
w. p. TURNER G.P.A A. d. SrEBBINs, Atm
j. @. WHITNEY, Trano Manager.
General Ohices Baltimore, Md.
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SHIPS.
BARKS.

Oregon (Nor), s7S tons, Halvorsen, sid
Dordrecht, oct. 20.
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.

and li:cO p m. Saturday nights only from
Bolton street.
$Change at Thunderbolt.
For Montgomery, y ana 10:37 q. m, 2:30 and
600 p m. and change at Sandfiy. Leave
Montgomery, 1880 a. m, LAS and $50 p m
For Thunderbolt cas- leave Bolton street
depot on every hour and half hour
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t9UIn MERIDIAN TIMEl

nOhers dalv
to sNand
50 between salisbury and Richmond "-~
f3l Information o. -
NJ Div asAe savanna
and
ldepotco WestB
Agent
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY co.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.
S SR-
The Greatest Southern SYsian.

IMPROVED schedules Through frst-class
Il coaches between Savannah and Asheville
N. C., for Hot Springs and other Western
Carolina points.
Also to Walhalla and Greenville, S. G., and
intermediate points via Columbia.
Quick time and improved service to Wash
ingtoni New York and the East
Only line IN the south operating solid vestl.
buled limited trains with Pullman dining cara
Double daily fas. trains be .ween New YORK
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washington, Char
lotte, Columbia. Savannah. and Jacksonville
and Tampa. Fla. carrying Pullman drawing
room cars between Savannah and New YORK
on all through trains. Also dining cars be-
tween Savannah and Washington on trains 81
and IS.
w. A. TURK, G. P. A.. Washington, D. C
5. II. HARDWICK. A G. p. A. Atlanta ca