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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02
RECEIPTS.

Per steamer st Johns. from Charleston
bales cotton, bdl hides, 221 pkgs oranges, 5
pkgs sundries 103 sacks cotton seed, bdls
empty bags.
Per steamer Florida. from Fernandina and
way landin1s-376 crates oranges, a. bales cot
ton, bbls syrup, z bales wool, BALE hides 8
bbIs oranges, J cases sundries, bbls oil, 4
empty kegs, bdls orange trees, Is pcs house
hold goods.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
February Ito bales cotton, bbls liquor, 444
boxes tobacco, 206 sacks rice, AZ sacks cats, Is
sacks peas, and mdse.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
February 1-655 bales cotton. 90 cars lumber, 2
cars wood, 4 cars cotton seed, 40 bbls rosin. rs
bbls spirits turpentine, bbls potatoes, IL bbls
and l79 boxes oranges, 81 sacks rough rice,
sacks oats, 10 bales hides, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. February Is, 147 bales
cotton, - bdls hides $50 bbls flour, 18l bales
hay, 30 crates tin ware, bbls sausage, half
bbls whisky, 20 kegs powder, Is pkgs furniture,
40 quarter sacks -four, 81 boxes medicine, z
cases regulator / crate boxes, IL cartoons
boxes 4 cars bulk bacon 2 bbls bottled beer 3
bbls and 20 half bbis wine, IS j cans, sacks
beans, half Dbl vinegar, 81 bags peanuts, 2
bbls eggs, bale wool, 140 sacks bran, l case
plaids. IS pkgs pals, S pigs tubs. boxes to-
baCcO, 8 cart oil boxes, cars lumber, 40 bSls
rosin, p pieces castings, sacks rice. bblS
sugar. 10 bales domestics, box drugs, case
S s S. , rolls carpet box paper, boxes empty
cans. 10 bdls wool, 9 rolls leather. bales duck,
A bales warps, ITO sacks cotton seed cake, 2
doZs1 kegs, l dozen buckets, l bdl clothing.
boxes cheese, bags cotton seed, 80 bdls
sDokes, 20 cases leaf tobacco.
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Western white, lzG4sci ditto mixed, 4oaffc.
Provisions closed firm and unahanRcn-
Mess pork, old S1s Is; new S15 %. Bulk meats
sides. none Offering; ditto. packed, SIC and
and Sc. Observation-Disclosures. SIC; clear rib sides,
SIC. Hams, 101<Gil1zc. Lard, refined, IN
tierces. 10c. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes. or
binary to fair I1If3c. sugar quiet. soft.
g5Se Whisky dull at 81 u. Frsights unchanged
WnxNeTos. February l.-Sparits Turpentine
firm 431<c Rogin firm at 81 371% for strained;
81 30 for good strained Tar firm at 81 50.
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 60: yellow dip,
g 90; virgin, % co. Corn unchanged.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Augusta from New
York-H z Spooner and wife, Merrill, NJ
Doyle, Merrill, s Hand and wife. Miss A g
Mckay, A FISHER, w G Brown. g Blenkenship,
Mr. Nuttall, DR. r Railway. G Curtis, w e
Troup, NJ Ward, Miss NJ KeSsam, H Gunther,
U S Fogg. S Talbot, J r townsend and wife.
J Spencer and wife, A Raphael Miss NJ
Cranwall S B Nichol A Homer, W A Wood
ward ard wife, Miss E Reynolds, Miss NJ Hop
kins, K Reynolds, A J Sherwood and wife, g
Sloan, n H Prouter. l. j Rodier, L Ballard, DR.
p Lincoln, Miss Sarah Prescott, o l. Merriman,
Miss A Gordon, Mrs Gallagher e n Dick
enson, G F Loughran, J Miller, w r Higgins. J
a Ward, Mcfarland Mrs L James. H In
gleman.
Per steamer Florida. from Fernandina and
way landings-Rev Mr. Duncan. A Dowdney
and wife, NJ Clark, Geo L Edwards, + L Hill
dreth, Mrs T Backus. K Walter. B Brooks.
Geo Cuthbert. Ed Collins, Mrs Montgomery,
Mr. Buzzell, Ch6s WYman.
Per steamer st Johns. from Charleston
q II Jewett, g L Haight, B Williams, Mrs Du-
Point. Mrs Chapanx and servant, j A Bartemer,
Mr. Butler and wife, Miss Ryan, Mr. Goodwin, Z
Schmitt, e Schneider, and deck.
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tsrsah fzper Wills. eoiemoa Bros. n I schFei.
Ter. SpFder & n. K a schwarz. } Storey
Jno Sullivan. Schwartz A, II Sanders, y SUI.
ter, 8 Silva, A Sherwood. H Schroeder, @ w
Sergent. Schley. P Tuberdy. Iebeeu Z,
II Won Newton, Weed & @. Wylly &c. J
Waiter. J III A Weller, m & G w West. II
Ward & Co wilcox, g & Co. " ID WaDles. L 7
Wilson, d Weisbein, Henry Yonge.A u Danes.
L w Haskell, W w Gordon & Co. o DAILY, W
g MorreI. Steele White, Bond 5, u Hen
derson. Miss Nellie Moore, Boston Steamship.
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WEDNESDAY. February 2, 1881.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Augusta, Eicksrson. New
York-G d SorreL
Bark Iduna lSor). Thorsen, Bilbao, 50 days,
in ballast-A Fullarton & Co.
Steamer Florida Fitzgerald, Fer1sndina and
way landings j y Hartman. Manager.
Steamer st Johns. Vogel. CharlestOn-Jno
r Robertson
Stezmtug Lightning. Darby, Beaufort, y c,
to American Dredging Company.
Steamtug May 7 White. hudson, Beaufort.
y G, 70 American Dredging Company.
Dredge Baltic, Wiison, Beaufort, \ G, to
American Dredging Company.
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Up, Cleared and sailed.
FOR DARIEE AND DoBoT.
Ships

FOR DARIEE AND DoBoY.
Ships.
Benjamin Bangs Eor), ZernichoE, Amsterdam,
BarkE
Achilles fIerL Rhetz, London. cid Nov 10 lbaD.
EIise Iinck Ger. Fisher, Bordeaux, sid Nov 9
via Falmouth, Dec Is.
Hellas Ger. Braderring, Hull, sid Nov :.
Hope CBr), jenkins, Swansea via Madeira, SD
St lawrence Nor), Gerner, Rochefort. sid Oct
Kaiiiope Nor), Christensen. London, sid Nov Is.
Lima Schwoon Ger, Wegner, Hamburg, sid
Louis De Geer (sw), Anderson. Rotterdam, cid
Zacharias (sw), Nordin, Dieppe. sid Nov 20.
Frederick Ger. BuggeroE, Plymouth. sid Nov
Orion ner1 STANCE. Dublin, sid Nov p
Atlantic (Nor), Falc< London, sid Dec l.
Capella (Nor1 Tvedsen, az Bristol Dec ?.
Passarouang (Sw), Norstromsen, Avonmouth,
wTkommsn Ger, Pahlow, Dieppe, sid Nov ..
Hermod (Nor1, Anderson, Malaga, sid Dec B.
Prince Frederick Carl Ger, Brandhoff, Lon
Agathe Nor. Hansen. Liverpool. sid Dec 81.
Fruhiing Ger, Ahrend. Dublin. cid Dec IS.
Princess Alexandra CBr), Kellet, Newry, sid
Princess Alexandria (Br), Reid, Liverpool, sid
Nina Or. jackson. Maryport. sid Dec Is.
Freekling For. =, Dublin, sd Dec 81
Anto (Nor) Berg. Valencia. sid Dec 8.
Atlantic Rus). Falck, London sid Dec !.
Unto fF31ls) Snellman. London, cid Jan b.
Telius Nor). Peterson. Belfast, / sid Jan14
HRrlingen Dutch. Fluchmaeher, Harrington,
sid Jan /.
Frizia (Butch). Boswyk. Harliugen. sid Jan 1.
Lucie Rodman Ger, Meyer, L pool sid Jan 10
Cleveland (Br). Evans, at Swansea Jan Is.
Drowning Sophie (Sor), Petersen. London, cid
Jan -.
Thyra Cor, Christensen, Newry, sid Jan 60
FOR BRUNSWICK. GA
Ships.
Solo CSw). Danneberg, London, sid Jan Z.
Banks
Skinner (Nori, Krath Bona, sid Nov p.
Nora (Nor), Hasseu; Barrow, sid Dec H.
Rene (Fr), Bertrand. at Bahia Nov y.
Union (Br), Webb, Rio Janeiro, sid Dec %.
Schooners.
Resolute (Br), Lawrence, London, cid Dec -.
FOB ST MARY's
Banks.
Johanna Maria Dau). Christensen, Malaga, sid
Jan a.
FOR sATILLA RIVER.
Banks
Konigen Augusta, Wilde. Swinemunde. sid Dec
II.
Herman DAM, Christensen, st Vincent. sid
Dec 4.
FOR FERSAHDINA
Banks.
Peter Suppecich Ger. Meyer, sid Liverpool
via Demerara Nov y.
Imogene (Br,, Bolin, Liverpool, sid Jan II.
Mentor Ger, Schultz Liverpool, sid Jan 81
FOR KEY WEST.
Ships
Ida Ger) Fennekohl. Bremen. sid Nov 90
Savannah (Ger) Tabelmann, Bremen, sid Oct
Il.
Banks
Annie Burr, Byrne Rouen, sid Dec 3.
Algeria (Br), Macarthur, Dublin, sid Dec %.
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Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between
Savannah and JacSsonvEia.
Sleeping cars rCn through 70 and from sAyen-
nah and Albany, end Jacksonville and Albany
without change.
Passengers from Savannah for FernAzdias,
Gainesville and Cedar Keys tske tAis train.
Passengers for Derien take this rrSfn.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick
aka this treIn. arriving &c Brunswick SEQ A. II
Passengers leave Brunswick ak SEQ p. T., A.
rive At Savannah 600 A. n.
Passengers leaving Macon st 7:i5 4 n. daily
including Sunday connect ss Jesu2 with tnss
train for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train conneea
Sc Jesup with train arriving IL Macon &C e:25 r.
q. daily including Sundeyl
Connect Rt Albany win PASSENGER trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad 20 and
from Macon, EUes2la- Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, etc.
Eail steamer leaves Bainbrsege tor ApAiacni-
cola every Sunday and Thursday evening; FOR
OolumcCs every Tuesday and Saturday after
noon.
Ccge connection ct jacksonville deity (Hun-
days excepte6l for Green Cove Springs, ST.
Augustine, PalatEs, Enterprise, sz3 al landings
en- St. Johns river.
Trains on B. and A. z. r leave junction, go
ing west, at 1857 A. r., and fer Brunswick a.
40 P. n, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car Bertha
secured ct Bren's Ticket Once. No. % Bull
street, and at Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway Passenger Depot.
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FXPORTS.


Per steamship VIM Lawrence, for Baltimore
u, 02l bales upland cotton, 224 bales sea island
cotton 145 casks rice 934 bbls rosin. % bales
yarns, 10000 feet lumber, 200 boxes fruit, 57S
pkgs mdse
Per bark Ruth (Nor). for Amsterdam 800
bales upland cotton, weighing S68, III pounds
Chas Green & Co.
Per schr Moses B Bramhall, for New York
10000 feet lumber. 81, 321 feet timber, % pkgs
fire crackers-Sloae Russell & Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02

pOULTRT.-Ine market Iuuy bupplcus q CAT
load arriving weekly, and demand good
FGGs-Supply very small; good demand
BUTTKR-A good demand for hrst-claSs
article; stock light.
PEIEUTs-Market well supplied; demand
sYeuP.-Georgia ana Florida in fair demand
81 sSUssI1agGeorgia and Florida scarce. with
ight demand
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DEPARrED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Florida Fitzgerald, Fernandina and
way landings-J Hartman. Manager.
Steamer Carrie, Lee. Satilla River and way
lan6ings-H II Conner & Co.
Steamer Centennial, UlmO. Satilla River and
way IaHdings-J p Chase.
steamer W Wheless. Gibson, Augusta and
way landings-H " Conner & Co.
Steamer Katie, Cebaniss. Augusta and way
laudings-John Lawton
Steamer st Johns. VogeI. Jacksonville and
way landings-Jno Robertson
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ooMrNe SOUTH AND EAST.

Passengers Ter Etlledgevtlle and EAtC1son VIII
take train No. 2 from Savannah, and train no
from Macon, which trains connect daily, exoaDa
Monday, for these points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati
via Macon, Atlanta and Cincinnati Southern
Railway on 7'30 P. N. train.
Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta Augusta and
Macon, and Savannah and Atlanta
Passengers from Southwestern Georgia can
take either train from Macon to Augusta and
make connection with Pullman Sleeper from
Augusta to Washington without change
Berths in Sleeping Cars can be secured at
SCHREIEER'S, 1877 Congress street.
g. A. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS,
Gen. Pass Agt. Gen. Eupt., Savannah
J. @. SHAW, W. f. SHELLMAN
Gen. Trav. Agt. 6upk 8. ". b 3, Macon. Ga
ian3f-tf
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EVENING REPoRT.

HAvASA, February spanish gold, 1910
1914. Exchange tending downward; on the
United States, 20 days gold, 614G6N premium :;
short sight, gold, 714G7A premium; on London,
161z017A premium on Paris, 3G5H
premium
LoSDoS, February /. $50 p. m--Consols.
IS 7-l6.
PARIS. February 1, 40 p. m-Rentes. 84t 45c.
EEE YORK. February Money at 4Q5 per
cent. Exchange unchanged Government bonds
irregular: new hves (coupon) 1005z: new four
ana half per cents (couponl, 1iz1s; new four
per cents coupon. 1izlk state ponds quiet
but firm; Louisiana consols sold at 54Ix; ZEN
Iessee. new skies, at 4s14; Georgia endorsed
ssvens at 10.
Stocks irregular, closed strong as follows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02

leazs. ii.isd. saies 90 bales, FOR spsc1istssn
ard export go bales: receipts %. ~ bales. Of
which 5000 ara American
Futures. Middiing uplanda, low middhn8
clause, deliverable In February.e 7-i6d: deliver
able ia February and March, Z-lbd; oeifver-
able in March and April. sgd; deliverable IN
April and May. 17-32d; deliverable IN May
and JUne,s 19-a2d; deliverable Ia June and July,
I'D.
1.3Op MIXTURES weax.
NKw YoKK, February L-Cotton market
Opened dull; sales 57 bales: middling uplanos,
II il-lsc: middlinz Orleans. II 15-l5c-
az follovs: February. II zoe; March. II oic'
April. II Csc; May. II sic; June, II NC; July
y Ole.
PRovIsIosz. eRoczRIEs. ETC
LIVERPOOL, February /, 10 p. m--Bread-
stuffs small business at lower prices. Corn
old S sd Rel winter wheat, ess1es %.
EXw YoRE, February Flour opened quiet
but active Wheat lower. Corn heavy. PORK
strong at SIS . for new. Lard strong az szsec
for steam rendered. Spirits turpentlne, 4Ic.
Resin. 81 Tx for strained Freights heavy.
BaLTIMozE- February Flour steady ana
unchanged; Howard street and western super
fine. s. SlS IS; extra. 81 GOA q; family,
s. 1875 %; city mills superhne, - go 20
1itt0 extra, s. 0oG4 70: ditto family, g ~
9 IS: Rio brands. s. 1916 50: PataDsco family,
81 10 Wheat-Southern dull: Western lower
and weak; Southern red, 81 1901 Is; amber,
81 nal .: No. ! Maryland, s.; No Western
srinter red on the SPOT and February delivery,
81 Is5k1I I55z: March delivery. 81 I7SzG
ia: April delivery, 81 fs1zG1 1914; May de-
LIVERY 81 I95kG.I I9Z. Corn-SOuthern steady
but quiet; western lover and duh; Southern
white. Sc; ditto yellow, Sc.
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CLEAREn YRTYRDAY.

Steamship VIM Lawrence. March. Baltimore
Jas West & Co.
Bark Ruth Cor, Andersen, Amsterdam
Hoist & Co.
Schr Moses B BramhAn GiIlett. New York
VIM Hunter & Son,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Masters OF vessels arriving at this port having
any special reports TO make viii please send
them to me- Vessels leaving port win be fur
nished with files OF the MORNING NEWS free on
application az this Office.
J. e. ESTITIA
Agent New York Associated Press. once 8
Whitaker street.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
ship VIM Lawrence. Baltimor

Steamship VIM Lawrence, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.
By Telegraph to the Morning. Ne,5s.
TYBEE, February 1. 500 p m-Passed up,
steamship City OF Augusta.
Parsed out, steamship VIM Lawrence.
At anchor, outward bound, schr Etiwan.
A schr coming in.
Wind SW. 10 miles; CLOUDY.
New York, February Arrived out, City OF
Gardenia.
Homeward, Margaretta, New Orleans; Gut
enberg, Galveston; II L Routh, Charleston;
Taranak, New Orleans; Appin, New Orleans;
Honor, New Orleans
Lster-Arrived Hatteras. Benefactor, City
Of Macon, Atlas, Volmer.
Arrived out. Architect, D II Morris, Glen
monarch John Bunyan.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02

Trains On this echednls for Macon, AtIanra,
Columbus, Eufsuia, Albany and Augusta daily,
making close connection at Atlanta WITH
Western and Atlantic and Atlanta and Char
lotte Airline. At Eufaula with Montgomery
and Enfeula Railway; ct Columbus with West
efn Railroad; at Augusta with the Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta Railroad and South
Carolina Railroad for all points North and East
ErsRula train connects at Fort Valley for Per-
~ daily EexceBt Sunday. and at Outhbert for
FoTs Gaines daily Except Sunday.)
Train on Blakely Extension runs daily lex
cept Sunday from Albany to Arlington, and
daily Except Monday from Arlington to Al
ha
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

fovpoS. February 1.-Erie, 501s.
VVasHTSsToN, February The debt state
n,ent issued to day, shows the decrease OF the
nnbIic debt during the month OF January 70 be
Il SsS la III. cash in the Treasury, 1921, 674,-
- n, silver certificates, 1880. 20 90; gold
certfdcates S. 81 $50 90; certificates OF deposit
'oSItsFandIng $3.50 900 90; refunding certih-
Gates. S8s7, $50 90; legal tenders outstanding,
ing, a7,l44,4 99 II.
Nv YoRK. February 1.-Stocks opened
Nrm Money at 5d16 per cent. ExchanRe-
Iong. 81 81; short, 81 IS. State bonds inactive.
9ovgrnment bonds active.
Cotton.
TrvwnpooI. February Cotton opened
very Dat: middIing uplands, sgd; middling Or
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02

To Savannah-A schr with fer ilizers from
Weymouth at 81 IS; schr with coal from
Philadelphia at 81; two schrs Of $50 and 1l6
tons, with guano from Baltimore, at 81 12151
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Charleston & Savannah Ry. Co.

OgyTcR CHARLESTON SAVANNAH BY. Co.,
SAVANNAH. Ga. January 10, 1881.
COMMENCING TUESDAY. January 18th,
" 3:45 P. NJ, Trains win depart and arrive as
follows from PASSENGER DEPOT s., F. & w.
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"a Mnl

New York, January S0-Arrived, schr ] H
Els. Avery, Jacksonville.
Fort de France, Mart, January 20-In port,
schr Rookie Yates. Merry, from Jacksonville.
st Thomas, January 16-Sailed, bark Madras
(Br) Ridge st Mary's, Ga.
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CHARTERS.

Brig Atlas (supposed from Fernandina) wa!
assed on Jan 20 in Lat $3.50, Ion 74.15, hove to
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-02

WITHOUT ntuICIu6bs
AIIan,s Soluble medicated BOugies.
Patented Oct. 49, 1876. One box.
No will cure any case in four days or less
No. will cure the most obstinate case, no
matter Of how long standing.
No nauseous doses Of cubebs, copaiba, or oil
of sandalwood, that are certain to produce
dyspepsia by destroying the coatings OF the
stomach. . .
Price 81 so. Sold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt Of price. For further PARTICULARS
send for circulars. j. Q. ALLAN 20,
P. O. Box 1888. SO John ST., New York.
dec10-F, M&W6m
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Shipping 9utEiltgeure.

MINIATURE ALNASAC-THIs DAY.
HIGH WATER AT Fl PULASKI. .s:59 Il. 1921 Pm
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sKt IsI.AsDs-The market was steady, with
1ood demand. aud sJme considerable sales,
which were not made public. We quote:
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3aslsaaas.
Savannah, Florida and Western
RAILWAY.

GxsnRAI. MAxAGKR,s OFFICE,
SATAsrSAE. May 2Sd, 1880.
nN and after SUNDAY, Nay sd 1850, Pas
" BsnSer trains on this Road VIII run ~
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SAVANNAH MARKET.

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS.
sAvAxsAH. February 1, f5s1s 4 P n
Corrox.-Ths market opened at 10 q. N.
duu and unchanged. which continued 70 P
m. when It closed quiet. The sales were ~
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MISCELLANY
SPOKEN.

Schr Charmer, Daboll, sailed 29th Jan inland
in tow for Darien, to load for New York.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.
A POSITIVE CURE

Wholesale by o. BUTLER and SoLoMoNs &
co. Call for copy Of young Mems Friend"
ian19- W4t&Tel4t
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COTTON.


Sub-Treasury balances: Coin. S69. 110.494 o;
currency, IS, $50. Az 90.
NEw ORLEANS. February 1.-Exchange, New
YORK sight, 75c0Sl % premium; sterling.
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TssE rnEssnnNrx CARRIAGE.
sew ssen, Arthur VIII Drive ouf-A
MaSasficcns ESTABLISHMENTS.
Wash. Cor. y. Y. Inns.

| Wash, Cor. y. 7. Times.
Ever since the DAYS of '.t'ir father oriis conn
Try peop.r, gar; cularly the residents nj me
capital, iiaHe tsea a lively Interest an me S,,l.
of equIpa-e In which me various Presidents az
tie hiaed States mere accustomed 10 a,,pcar IN
pablo. Dresden; Arthur has cot been !. iihout
dse share Of Interest Of tais Kind. inirra
ios varieaS reasons. there has been nor, Than
tae usual curiosity ia know whether his tlrn-
Uut' wenld BE- shabby or loud Tits
| curiosity NAV now De- put at rest President
A'fhvrs cNrriG-e and horses are in Washing
i"A- Tie ezi 40. .Sha1c3t IS IN every WAYS i.ch
I and handsome ore: indeed II l. 10 eya,r.-,,r,
Ion 70 say taaf IL is tee uaest " l,.ch has ever
Il. pFar"I ~ t1r street IF the caaHai Al tb.
same tine, tnNcryr. all its appointments are
suhduol modest and IN the i,.,St OF taste The
cst's ase. from tne New York Bruome street
ike" stcrs IL a landau Of move! design. ra.pt,i
u da;N. mellow Green relieved with enou,sh
p'cAin2 oar ~ RED 10 show tie outline without
he'IiE conspicuous Ihe trimmings are az mo-
f"eeo ana elpto. Tie cushions and doors br NJ
raced Mlh heavy lace. Tie harness has been
made in keeping with the carriage and
heatiy mounted with plain sill
yer inc dress blankets are of heavy
dark-"reen kersey, and the eoachman's lap-rohe
al green English box cloth. These are ali orpa-
menl ell wiih lie Presidents monogram The
iaprobe Tor he inside of tue carriage Is Iabra-
dor otter. beautifully lined with dark crecn,
aad haSiu" Che mono Gram &c. A. A" worked in
silk. Ire horses. two in number are n n milf
cent aninlalS--ahogany bass with black points
ami without a white sl'"t anywhere They
are years old. 10 hands high have lire flow
inr H'ageS and tails and are hal brothers
The ar" matched almost to a hair were raised
by the >ame man. and have always been driver
together. Their heads and necks are pafticu-
laiy hBe. ami thou III very stylish and snowy
they are prompt, firm and resoute Vet yer,
kind ana gentle They can he driven on an
easy rem. M4ttDHt CHECK or naitinpale They
we've the Pre- dents personal selection ~ was
also the carriage, and reflect no little credit
upon his judgment a horseman The entire
! turn out is "a model of quiet uagniGcence and
good taste.
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The Peruvian Claims.
SECRETARY BLAINE'S INSTRUCTIONS TO ENVOY
PRESCOTT

SECRETARY BLAINE's INSTRUCTIONS TO ENVOY
PRESCOTT
Secretary Blaine in note to Mr.. Prescott.
December 10th, upon Peruvian-Chili affairs, Just
published. said: THE only claim for which this
department has instructed our minister at Lima
to use his good offices is that known as the Lam
dreau claim. and this is to the extent only of
requesting than Mr.. 1.andreau should be per-
mitted to have an authoritative vestigatiOn of
his claim by the Peruvian government. and that
II found to be good and valid. it should be pro-
yided for in any treaty with Chill which might
affect the property to which it attaches.
While disabusing the mind of the Gillian gov
eminent of any impression that the United
States meditates intervention on behalf of pri-
vate claims beyond the use of its good Offices
you will say that justice seems to demand that
Landreau should have an opportunity to be heard
in support of his claim before tribunal in Peru
favor treaty of peace which might cede terri
tory to Chill should not be made in disregard of
any rights which Mr.. Landreau may be found
after an impartial judicial investigation to pos
sess Further than this the Department Of
State has not felt authorized to go. and must
express the hope that the governments of Peru
and Chill. to both of which you are accredited
will recognize the moderation and justice OF the
request made by this government.
WHAT MINISTER GILMORE SAYS.
Mr.. Gilmore. the Peruvian minister utterlyre-
pudiates the assertion made by Mr.. Shepherd to
the effect that President CalderOn admitted the
justice of the Cochet and Iandreau claims
amounting in the aggregate to a thousand mill
lion of dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-20

A CURIOUS DEATH FROM FREDERICKSBURG
cial correspondence of the Baltimore Gau1is
from Denton, Caroline county, Md. December
19. says:-A sad death occurred in the fourth
election district on Thursday night last John
Blanch, aged 60, and his son carried on farm
for Mr.. James l.. Payne. They had an unset
tied account and met at public sale. where a
dispute arose between the parties. which re-
suited in fight. Payne struck young Blanch
with club. when the elder Blanch threw stone
at Payne, stunning him. but on his recovery he
attacked his assalant. graphing him. Blanch
became suddenly speeches. apparently from
anger and sank limp and almost lifeless to the
ground. He was carried home and died the
next day. 4 post-mOrtem examination was
held. and after thorough investigation 10y Drs
George and Hgnutt, a verdict was returned
that death was not the result of wounds or
blows, but from over-eXcitement caused by the
affrav