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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

POSTAGE ON CARDs.-The order ex-
Guiding from the mails all card matter
except postal cards" furnished by the
Post Office Department has been modi-
fed so as to permit the sending by mail
of printed cards at third-class rates, but
all cards other than postal cards fur
nished By the department containing
any writing except the address shall be
charged with letter postage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

Mrs. Grant made calls in Washington
the other day dressed in purple broeaded
velvet and furs, with q cream white bon
net and gloves. And still Grant hands
round his hat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

Another sensational statement comes
from Mentor. This time by way of
Washington, and through ex-senator
Lewis, of Virginia. Gar6eld-so the
story goes-is to join hands with Sena-
tor Malone, and thus secure the Senate
20 the Republicans. Mr.. Malone is
said to be willing to be caught by hook
baited with Federal patronage. The
statement is not credited.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

The Washington Star of Friday says
'sThe friends of Stanley Matthews have
but little hope now Of his confirmation
IS. Justice of the United States Su
preme Court. Only two members Of the
Judiciary Committee are known to alb
solutely favor his confirmation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

The Hartford Times suggests that as
the Monroe doctrine has been applied to
the isthmus canal, 1t would not be
stretching the thing much 10 put 1t as q
rider on some of the items on the river
and harbor bill.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

The Chicago Tribune is the latest jour
nai claiming ''insIde information" from
Mentor. No Cabinet until the latter
DAYS Of this month and short inaugural,
saws the Tribune.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

Garfield tells John Cessna that If the
Pennsylvania Republicans don't hurry up
and elect q Senator their State viii be
passed by III Cabinet selections.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15
CREAM.
Ratnts, Oils, &c.
YOUR PROPERTY, YOUR HEALTH, AND
YOUR LIFE ARE IN DANGER If
YOU BURN BAD KEROSENE OIL.
THE HOME LIGHT OIL!

(WHICH we call your attention to: Perfect
w in every particular-not one fault can
be found with it. 1t stands fire test of $50
degrees, therefore cannot explode. A lighted
lamp may be broken without fear 1t burns in
ordinary lamps, with clear, brilliant flame,
until the Oil is all consumed, and when used In
a night lamp does not emit any odor. 1t is not
necessary to keep the lamp full, and does not
require any change of burners The Oil will
burn longer without trimming the wick than
any Oil made, as il does not crust. By actual
water This is obtained by removing all the
impurities found in the common Oil. 1t costs
you no more than common Oil, as 1t burns one
fourth longer, and you get a better light for
your money. The best goods are always the
cheapest. You will always find the quality
the same, and that you save much labor In
cleaning chimneys. Please give 1t one trial
with clean lamp and new wick.
ANDREW HANLEY, Sole Agent,
No Whitaker street,
ian29-tf Savannah, Ga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15
JOHN G.. BUTLER,
Wholesale and Retain Dealer IN

WnAtc Aodus Ultss COlOrS, GLASS, Etc
HOUSE AND sIGN PAINTING.
COLE Agent for the GEORGIA LIME. CAL,
- CINED PLASTER, DEMENT'S, HAIR. LAND
PLASTER, etc. Sole Agent for r. o. FIERCE
q co.'s PURE PREPARED PAINTS. One
hundred dollars guarantee that this Paint con-
teins neither water or benxine. and Is the onIv
guaranteed Paint in the market
1el9-a No. "a Drayt0n street. Savannah. On.
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1rn @nnGs.
CIOakS! ChildrGl's ClOakS

These garments are Of the latest design. Of
excellent material and at extremely low
prices. The colors are navy blue, black and
brown.
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8etnOraG.
MisEellaneons.

JOSEPH jerks, JR E, Wolverbamptou. Ii
- land, manufacturer Of COTTON TIEt
the American market. Correspondents sSa
ed. Highest references given. Address Id
10th February, No. 40 Chambers street n
York city. ian2+n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

Sundays this is the last outward train.
EDW. J. TH0MA
febf2-tf Superintend1i
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#autsd.

AID WANTED.-A Lad oA----SSh
IL willing to WORK ana d. ~ about IS -.
can obtain steady emplovm1se.a,es ihinsslIs
dress, in own writing, P o I'm m. IN sto,s
Ga. - no1 lSS ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

Monday morning train for MontgomeT@
at & rs A. n
Wednesdays additional train will leave d1
10:2j A. NJ. Returning leave Montgomery q
P Isle of Hope $50
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SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS

LEkvE ARRIVE LEAVE LuH
SAVANNAH. SAVANNAH ISLE OF HOPE k0STGH
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WANTED "A young man VII ~ ~
w and IS willing to WORK "d no kDos,
ton where he can work; good !, ~ a.esirts,
Address E., this office. ~ teIerens
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WANTED, a good colorea -
w 10 years old. Apply at Id I2' S6 a5sV,
street. eoll6 i
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$40 P. N. 8:88 a. N. $40 a. u 1874
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WANTED. a nicely furnishes ~
w second floor, suitable far y fo0e
and wife. Address G. s. care Of a ge0sss
feb14-2t 'uls oSs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

WANTED, a youth who is onio,- ~
" at figures and writes ! ~ ~ aud \.
ply to J. B. REEDY, Importer c oalr hss
Whitaker streets. 'oi' Corner ii.
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Strait gatltoaGs.
SCHEDULE FOR FEBRUARY,

MONDAYS. TUESDAYS, wEDNESDlR
THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

OUTW'D. INWARD.
LEAVE ARRIVE LEAVE LuI
SAVANNAH. SAVANNAH. ISLE or HOPE MOYTGE
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WANTED. Pulaski Loan Ae.o.->
w Apply to R. B. REPPARBIb5a Va q,
street. ''D' No M
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-15

WANTED, a smart, active ho-%
w salesman on board of MY 10y 70 d,
ers between this city and FerS ossehge, \,
produce good references. AnnI Gsts.sdins
THQS. MoBRn,
Ecyr, AsluF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-21
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY Nov. 20-P NJ
The Mining Stock Markets yet present little tna'
il encouraging TO holders of stocks. Depression was
tine rule all last week and the prices OF good' oau
and indifferent stocks all suffered alike Unques-
tionably many good stocks were thrown overDoaru
by in yestment holders for better reason tnan na'
the bottom seemed about to drop out OF all mining
stocks. while none except professional traderS
thought of such thing as buying because prizes
were down. In fact the decentralization Is so coin-
pete that there is no market for the sale OF STOCKS
remaining. except such as is furnished by the IN
siders Hence it is fair to assume that during The
week there was quiet but large absorption OF
stocks by those persons who best informed both
ms to the character of the properties and
the condition of the speculation. The conditions
at San Francisco the same as here, ana nothing
but unfavorable rumors affecting the COmstocks are
heard.
Yesterday the markets were as weak and unset
tied az any preceding day. and lower prices were
made for a majority of the stocks Robinson, how
ing at S3s The State Lines weak 2 and 8
was the steadoSt of the lot and only declined to
I7O01.75; Oriental and Miller was cents lower
nj IS cents, and l and was cents lower at 80
cents South Pacific declined from - to IL lsO
IL Il: ChrysOte was dull but steady at 5l2, Iron
Silver at and Leadville at lao. Green Mountain
was 10 cents higher at $40, but Rising SIM de-
clined 20 cents so cents The COmstOcks were
weak with small transactions, except in ConsOlida
ted Virginia, which sold at .. The markets closed
weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-21
vs.. Dolphin Mining Company, and entered judgment
for the latter,

Bullion valued at 1908, OF was received In
New-York the past week from the mines. f..
The total sales of mining stocks In new forK Ior
fine past week are officially reported Dy the TWO
Exchanges at 7S5. All shares.
Official kilograms from the Robert f. Lee mine mine
state that several important strikes have Deen
made in the mine within the past two weeks. on
November 2 body of ore six feet in thickness was
struck above the old works. three feet ayeraging
900 ounces silver per ton. and the remainder zoo;
On November Is a fine body Of soft carDonates ana
chlorides running 400 to 1000 ounces was struck
nj the extreme end of the north drift ms oody
extended across the whole face of the gpraise ana
was two feet thick on November 10. Further De.
yelOpment showed vein of hard carbonates JUST
above this body. which assayed 5000 ounces. Iele-
gram of November 1S saws Making good progress
withpump Thinldwe canstart Monday. everything
looks we'll Still another strike this time IN dritt
,not so rich but its location indicates good result.
Grade over rs ounces, and thickness over teet'
Father de Smet super ntendent reports LOT tne
week ending November that 1,2OO tons OF ore
were extracted from first level, 900 tons from
second level and 105 tons from third level. ms
week 9. 3O5 tons of ore were milled. Ine north
end tunnel is in 267 feet tunnel Is being driven
in southery direction on the second level, o"gln-
ming at the raise at the end OF the east croSsGut,
Golden Gate vein, to be known as South Header,
Golden Gate This tunnel has been advanced ten
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-21

.,o ,r,oro the most bigoted of Romanists The
priests retain there power thew are losing III Ine
more enlightened European communities Ihey nave
diverted the National Schools from their original
purpose destroying in great measure their undenom-
national character. They mean to root up the very
principle Of religious equality Not only the irish
priests, but Irish political leaders and the lrlsh
press are the willing tools of Popish reaction They
disown all connection with the non Romanist Liber-
ais of other countries They denounce Liberal meas
ures They propagate eagerly the most aosuru
stories of those organized imposures called miracles
Protestant chiefs and Protestant papers In the home
Rule interest just subservient IN such matters
to priestlv dictation as the Catholic.
On all these points the writer of this paper mas
collected interesting evidence Americans who may
be inclined to sympathize with the supposed
Liberal" aspirations of Irish patriots Will ma IL
most instructive reading. Mr.. Mill, who has adj
vocated as heartily as anybody the cause OF reform
in Ireland summed up the case in his usual decisive
way. If England and Ireland should be separated
thew would he considered be generally on opposite
sides "In any Continental complications the
sympathies of England would be with Liberalism
while those of Ireland are sure to be on
the same side as the POpe-that is, on
the side opposed to modern civilization ana
progress and to the freedom of all except Catholic
populations held IN subsection by non-Cathohc
rulers" How true that is, let Irish hostility TO
Italian freedom and unity testify. The bowls OF an
Irish mob against Garibald have hardly yet died
away. The Irish hated Cavour hardly less, and
they vould restore tomorrow, if they could, the
tomnorol rule of the Pope with all its hideous
abuses. W. ~ o.
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A Royal Glft-bOok by a Royal Author,
a BIRTHDAY BOOK.

designed nv Her Royal Highness. the PRINCESS BEA
TRICE The work printed in coors on handmade paper
and is by II full ~atercolor drawings repro
duced in the highest style clOmohogaphy Royal 40
cloth extra. price Sl3 81.
Among illustrated Christmas books that we shaI
issue during November of the most beautiful ana inter
estino will he Birthday Book by Her koya
Hghness the Beatrice the youngest daughter OF
onenn Vic Ora The will consist Of nlustf!ilons IN
watercOlots very charmngy executed ana dtslgntu ~
cDresen Inv their appropriate flowers the twelve months OF
~ rcar The firm of j. c. Bach OF Leipzig has been IN
trusted with reproduction Of these works OF ar III chomo
thography an instance Of the difficulties ~ TINS process
i'm the present may mention that ILLUSTRATIONS uI
AucS and printed in no less than seventeen
cni6s and ~ for Apr eighteen. The volume, which VIII
be produced N worthy Of s parentaEeis Intended
of magnificent gift books di the year ~ an
Appropriate of this attractive volume cfbnT
n Meord haN prepared ATtOtype reproduction o ae
Imperial photograph the Princess which viii DO gwen 10
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THE GREAT HISTORIC GALLERIES OF ENG

Edited by LORD RONALD COVER. +. :. 4, trustee oil
the National Portrait Gallery New volume for ISL Con
tanning "a photographs paintings by celebrated artists
Imperial 4to. cloth, gilt edges, Sl2
GREAT HISTORIC GALLERIES OF ENGLAND. CHE
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incs by Mmio Greuze Raphael Hobein Meisonnier etc.
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sesses in paintings sculpture carving, and prints nus
,rrote NJ Burger the ceebIa ed French GT critic ~ hs
notice Exhibition at Manchester IN lS'f hnd II
work lifetime 10 become ullY &C
OF painting alone III thS
country Although sble that every one should DC
To Historic Galleries Of England ana
Judge himself OF the Of their contents
of their OF srNcIh u
the these noble works of art have been gwen
In these volumes
For sale by all booksellers will be sent receipt OF the
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THOMAS L. JAMES,
Postmaster.General.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
TppAst-Ry DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, /
pI-pP 4 T. OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING Nov. 4, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this once
until twelve O'Clock "Wednesday, December Z,
1881, for supplies needed by this Bureau during
tho six months from January TO June 80, 1851, Oh
articies i'm the following classes: Dry Colors, oils
Chemcals Typographical InKs Textiles Paper Binders Ma
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ru and Brass Castings Lumber Horse heed Ice Coal and
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Proposals each item will be considered separately and
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As not TO store large supply Of goods in the
Bureau orders accepted bidders will be made from time
actual need may be detern ri and as RUE
than the quantities specified on the schedules
VIII be made the ordinary course or business
within from receipt ana approval OF the goods
Those desiring blanks and Information must specify on
class Of articles they qualified 10 propose
will be made only to established manufacturers OF OF ueeis
in the articles
rasaryed o. II. IRISH,
Chief Of Bureau Engraving and Printing Washington, C.
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THE SOUTH OF TO-DAY
From The Nation Of September g.

From The Nation Of September -.
one can letters without speedily discovering
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server that ne unites quick and We-iralncd faculties
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for his work bv previous study Of social questions ana re-
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we seldom read record Of travels that gave evidence
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eTbbt not nfrcquently Of hlste IN competition
ana lack OF opportunity OF revision
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WORK FOR THE WINTER EVENINGS.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.

KNITTING AND CROCHET.
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Geaebers.
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l. - ''-D 0-' WATSON s GIBSON.
80 Broadway " 7.
fS re- a. d1dcn
CLARK ~ boutwell,,
Rooms 49, II, 10, 49, No Ea,;lnst' corner Of WALL
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS, Of mining properties critics.
al 4 ifs' Guild oUXRrz CoMPANY-Mnos and mills
M MESIo GoEb QUARTZ CoMPANY-Mines mills
G s&fE S5yG GOLD aUARTz CoMPANY-Mnes and MILL
issI7EXRRGRoVE SILVER MINING CoMPANY.-Mine
ana sar@6 l SEVER MINING CoMPANY-Mines and
EAGLE SILVER MINING coMPANY-Mines and mills
As sAS -iBKRUSo COPPER coMPANY.-Nine and mill,
PSsons desirons ofinvesting profitable mining
S9fk1 are lny GH 20 JOIN & Boutwell,
" President Secretary and Treasurer
IRON BONNET SILVER MINING CO.--ihe
cb ore in s4fcient Quantities warrant dividends
s sS have ysa nFS O SG so
on their inhn once II Nassan.st New
a! &. HUTCHINSON, secretary.
DICKINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
CAPITAL 100000 SHARES. PAR, $50.
ONCE No. Is Wall.st., Newly
CULVER NUGGET MINING COMPANY
> Transfer ONCE, 81 Broadway ~ Y
Rooms 80 and 5d
vVHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders south Horn Silver Mining company lot
the election the ensuing year VIII be held AZ
New York Tuesday, December o.,
iSSi at 80 a. M Polls open from II m 10 p NJ Inc
transfer books will be closed from November 80 1851 unul
iu'''''' Henry BRADsTREET SECRETARY
THE CHEYENNE con. MINNIE Co,
4 L0catedin the Black HillS, ID. T.
CAPITAL Stock. 5}J1,1Jl PAR VALUE. 81
COL q. 81 TOTrEN, PreJt r. MCNAUGHI, oecy
OFFICE so - BROADWAY anu Ire4s
VTHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, n. I.
BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT. -
Mining Stocks bought and sold AT lowest rates Vi
In NoW y ork and san Francisco
N"''"'' "i"'0 anu A. r. CHIsOLM co.
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New Publications.

INK, INK.-Purc chemical writing fluids and
ink prices that defy coupeti ion staoneres SCHOOLS
hanks send for price list J. W. BU RMS, lOS othaNe.
SCRIBNER & WEXFORD
- publish this day
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filming.

CTTVE MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
"A SOLDON COMMISSION by ~
WATSON a. GIBSON,
Bankers and Brokers,
30 Broadway, y. 7.
Members " Y Mining stock Exchange Inquiries cheer.
fully answered stocks dividends assessments and prices
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the port ~ ii6 67s,ss5 leos3l.255 Dec. l6,74s.s4o
Thus there has been decrease of $i4, 527,7o7I In
the value of imports since January 1, as compared
with last year. decrease in the value of exports or
$31 OF $40 and the net difference, of 81 292,4o3.
in the specie movements leaves debt balance
against the port, on the business since January l,
of 300 $751; 255, against $116679,S 95 at the same
date in lSsO--a decrease of only $15, S,64O.
The weekly bank statement published Saturday
presented no changes except the expansion OF
So O58 500 in loans that would be important If tho
statement reflected the actual condition oil the bank
reserves at the close of business Friday The result
of the Sub-Treasury operations for the week ended
Friday was a net loss TO the banks of Sl.3l7,5lO,
which, however would average in the statement az
a loss of only about $500 and the known into
rior movements show shipments in excess OF receipts
of about 100000. The average loss reported In
the sta tement of specie and legal-tenders is only
S4I62OO; hence it is clear that tho
total reserves at the end of the week were
about 81 800 900 less than the average Tor
the week. There also is discrepancy between tho
amount of increase in deposits reported and tho
amount called for by the other changes. Inc
amount of increase called for is 81, 743 OOO and the
increase reported is S411,200 The movement 10
suits in a decrease of $4,000 in the average sur
plus reserve and leaves it at 81, 453,575.
he following the comparative totals OF the
statements of November II and November -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-21

Surplus reserve. s2972576 s2453575 Dec soIS'ooo
The banks now hold in cash-spece and legai-ten-
ders-S6s3, 800 less than the sum held a year ago.
But the loans now are $751;. 700 smaller than then,
and the deposits are ~, 1872, 900 smaller; so that
the reserve required by the % per cent rule now Is
81. 1875, 725 less than it was year ago. Hence the
surplus now is $2,453,575 against $l,94l.65O
then, and the proportion of total reserve now Is
1854 against 25.65 per cent at the same date OK
1880.
The following are the totals OF the statements az
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MRS. ROBERTS and MISS WALKERS Eng
WI sh and French school for young ladies' l48
TWO pupils can be received into the family.