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Carpets.

Carpets
Messrs. Allen & Lindsay have the larges
stock of carpets, comprising the latest de-
signs, that has ever been brought to Savan-
nah. They have also a set OF competent
upholsterers, whose work is first class, and
can lay carpets, upholster or decorate a
house in the shortest possible time. AL
work will be done in first-class style, at
reasonable prices, promptly, and In the
most expeditions manner. -AdV.
Another lot of Flowers and Plants just
opened at Altmayer's.-Adv.
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All Wool Underwear.
All sizes at LaFar's.-AdU.
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Novelties in leather bags and pocket
BOOKS at Altmayer's.-
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Misses Corsets at Altmayer's.-Adv.

Opera Hats and Hats 10 order.
Leave measure at LaFar's.-Adv.
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NnectaIIndncemenIa

Gold Embroideries at Altmayer's-very
cheap. -ddU.
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Fur Top Gloves, Kid Gloves
And Driving Gloves, at LaF4r's.-AdO.
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Lace Novelties Just received at Alt
mayer's.-Adg.
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Flowers and Plants at Altmayer's.-AdV.
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Boys Suits TO nearly cost price, at E.
Heidt's.-AGU.
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Just received new Buttons at Altmayer's.
ADJ.
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Burnside Oysters.

T BEG to call attention of private families
4 to my Oyster stand at Mobiles old place.
on Bull between Charlton and Macon streets
where fsmiiies can always get FIR SH SHE'LL
and OPEN OYSTERS at any hour from A. n
H. sCHLEY.
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To-Day

including all the leading styles of the
season.-AdU.
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A four-ply all linen Collar-lates styles
only Is cents, at Altmayer's.-
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Mems Dressing and Smoking Gowns
A few only left, at LsFar' s.-Adv.
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MARSHALL HOUSE.

The MarshaII House has been thor
OugbIY renovated and greatly i'm
proved in every department.. and is
now in better condition for the saGfss
factory entertainments of guests than
ever before. No effort Will be spared
by the proprietor TO afford The most
perfect Satisfaction to his guests, at
all times and In every particular.
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geaal AotleEs.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY - Notice is
VI hereby given to all persons interested that
l have made application to the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Chatham county for an
order of court authorizing he sale of five hun
bred shares of the capital stock of the SavaD
nah Bank and Trust Company. belonging TO
the estate of GEORGE WARREN, deceased,
for the purpose of payment of debts and for
distribution and that said order will be granted
at the February Term 1882 of said court unless
objections are fled thereto.
JANUARY 8, Is 2.
EDWARD NJ. GREEN,
Administrator estate George Warren, de-
ceased.
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice B
~ hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against THOMAS CONWAY, de-
cease ed, 10 present them to me, pro.
perly made out, within the time prescribed
by law, so as TO show their character and
amount; and all persons indebted to said de-
ceased are hereby required to make imme-
date payment to me.
JANUARY 10th, 1882.
A P ADAMS.
Qualified Executor Of Thos. Con ay, decd
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Reduced To-Day.
You can buy an Overcoat very cheap
to-daY-at E. Heidt's-Adv.
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To-Day
You can get bargains in Clothing and Hats
at E. Heidt's.-AdV.
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Military Gloves and GauntIets.
For Infantry and Cavalry, at LaFar's. -AdO
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Flowers and Plants at Altmayer's.-Adv.
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The pool selling at the screven House last
night was very lively, aud attracted large
crowd. A number Of pools were sold In the
three races, the average being as follows;
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
ANTICIPATED LEGISLATION.

ENDEAvORING TO OBTAIN CONTROL OF CITY DE-
PARTNENTS-THE PROPOSED NEW AQUEDUCI.
There seems to be good deal of doubt in
the minds OF many members OF tho Legislature the
possibility of pasnga complete charter for this city.
The best Informed feel confident that charter can
not passed. for the that there many
cting interests to be harmonized If the Republicans
I'm both houses should make It party measure, and It
should quietly supported by the Tammany represent
atvcs IL might become law. The probabilities that
charter if introduced would he so amended in both
houses that II would stand chance al this late day Of
the session OF getting through.
IL il much more likely chat bills will be introduced
affecting certain Departments. There mas been propO-
stOn place certain Of these under the control of one
or two Commissioners instead of three and four, as Is
now the case. The Park Department. II has been sng
gesed should be placed under tde control Of one man.
and the Dock Fire and Charities Departments should
also have only head II this is DONE there viii be
two Republicans and two Tammauy Democrats left Of
the present heads of those departments for those per
sons who for legislation OF this kind would not give the
Mayor the control Of those Departments by nominating
friends OF his to fill the vacancies thus created IL has
been proposed TO abolish the Excise Department aud to
make IL bureau under police control This would legs
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
MIR. CORNWELL NO BETTER.

Richard II. Cornwell, of Plainfeld, N. j..
the clerk fourth National Bank, who guilty Of
embezzlement, was IN about the condition last
evening as on Saturday. A reporter OF THE TRIBUNE
was informed at his house that he little. n any, be
ter He was still suffering from excitement,
the result OF the visit or the United States Marshal H
physician declares that he is not In danger let alonS
and that the Marsha's visit last night injured his
chances OF recovery. The OF Mn
Cornwcl had papers prepared yesterday
for obtaining Of proceedings In the until theft
father sufficiently recovered to make his removal sse
The papers will be presented 10 Commissioner Muirhead,
AT Jersey City, today. deputy marshal remains In
Cornwes house but his duty Il merely formal and the
sick man is not disturbed by him Mr Cornweps pastop
preached Yesterday the stability OF the Church. ex,
hortng his congregation 10 trust in the firm foundation
OF their religion TO Withstand the effects OF present
shocks and discour agements lie made no direct au-
sion 10 Mr.. COrnweu
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
NEW YORK. MONDAY MARCH I3 1882

late " Office Commissioners william p Mitchell ana
L. r. Hart two the active workers of the County
Democracy. The remaining member Morris friedsam'
is Republican Another proposition Is to eXtend the
OF Office of Of the Police Commissioners 10 May
1888, and OF the remaining TO May. 1884 This VIII
especially affect Commissioner Nichols whose term eN-
pires In May. strong effort is likely to be maze 10
pass n bill Of this kind.
Hubert o. Thompson, COmmssioper OF Public WORKS.
ha not yet decided what form 70 introduce his bill Tor
aqueduct lie nvOrs the bill that wns pass
ed last spring and vetoed by the the ground
that the subject had not been sufficiently discussed Ihs
placed the proposed work under the control or ne NAY
or, Controller and Commissioner OF Public WOrks Gov
Cornell, ~ is understood avOrs commission vi
three persons one Of whom shall be civil engineer, 10
take the work necessarily very expensive one, ont OF
the domain Of politics. Commissioner Thompson. In ms
last report TO the Mayor estimated the cost OF tne
duct and the accompanying reservoir at Tl4oOoUoo:
Others who have given the subject attention say thaI
the work VIII cost much more.
All this legislation is preliminary 10 the 20
litca campaign in this city and state next fa Inc
election will be important In addition TO GOV
and other state officers there are 10 be CHOSEN IN
this city Mayor, Sheriff. County Clerk and other OF
OF the heads OF Departments makes their possession
very important factor in the political problem Ihe
County Democracy controls at present the Department
of Public Works, the County Clerks office, the Excise
Department and some of the minor offices. lanuahy
Han divides with the Republicans the Police tir" ana
Charities Departments aud the Board OF Alhcrlnen'
Irving Hall controls the Shcrif's Office. Mayor Grace
has not allied himself with any one or the Democratic
factions. He has yet given indication whether or
not nc desires denomination. 1t IL understood that cx-
Sheriff James O'Brcn has again taken an active part In
the irving Hall organization, with the intention OF Oeg
q candidate for sheriff next fall.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
AT OTHER PLACES.

BALTIMORE, March PA fire tonight IN
the lumber yard Of George f. Sloan Bro on LEhtst'
destroyed abont ouethird OF the STOCK Inc dause Is
.i,d -, fro,, II = 600 TO $50 OOO which Is fully
cred by insurance Ihe rc communicated 10 the Iuoer
ward Of W s. Taylor * Co., adjoining Whioh was ualn
agei about 81 900; insured
F1TcHBURG Mass, March 12-The stock OF Austln
whitney & Sons. leather tannery at Ashourh-
ham was burned this morning. An engine ana some
stock were saved loss and insurance are unknown
at present
WuKrsRARRE. PENN March 12-The shittng-house
at Waddles mines a few miles from this city, was
burned last night. The flames communicated 10 the
magazine where explosives were stored ana an GA, t
posion followed, filling the air with n!ius ah" o'uihb
Fragments. bus inJunng no one.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13

The debt given for the German Empire in 1850
does not include the debts OF any of the States COM
posing it, but only the Empire proper. Mr.. Porter
Of course does not claim for this statement absolute
accuracy, hut it is the best that can be compiled
from the data eXtlnt. The average yearly increase
of Indebtedness since 1siS has been SfS9 9335,O79,
and if that ratio shall continue, the aggregate at
the end of this century will be S32, ,5s3 Isl, ,20f
Mr. Porters history of the State debts is very full,
and its accuracy has been officially approved by the
proper authorities of the respective ates. The ta-
blcs do not however, show what part reputation
has PLAYED in the fluctuations of the debts of some
of the States in the last fifteen years nasmuch. Mr..
Porter says as the Census Office Is not an agency
for determining questions of right as between debtor
and creditor and must take the debts as they are
acknowledged by the authorities" Mr.. Porter sums
up the State and local indebtedness of the United
States as follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday, March 49, 1882.
Herr Won SchlOeZer, German representative at the
Vatican, had audience with the Pope yesterday. The
interview cordial
NJ Bredif Chief OF the Department OF Accounts in the
French Ministry OF Foreign Affairs, will temporarily
succeed NJ dc Blgnieres French COntrollerGeneral
in Egypt
At meeting Of thirty limited companies Of Oldham.
Saturday evening, It resolved that, IL the East
Lancashire manufacturers continue the short time
movement. be taken to ascertain the desrabity
of curtailing the production OF yarn
TORONTO March l2.-There three Of smallpox
here all traceabe to the outbreak Of tho disease tho
steamer Peruvian.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
DANGER BENEATH IN 1UDiENCE

A small ire occurred last night at the MayhoWer
Mission. in Jay-st, near lIgh-st.. brooklyn Some
scenery. which hal been used in Sundny school On
tertainments was stored in the basement oi the
church close to a gas pipe. Gas issued from leak
in The pipe and set on fire by lght near by.
The flames were communicated To the scenery, Dut
before they had gained any headway the sexton OF
the church discovered the fire and succeeded III tX-
tingushng II before any alarm was gwen. All ms
occurred at 7:4j p H., just the hour Tor the evening
service, aud the audience room above was dehseIy
packed. Ihe people knew nothing oil the nIe
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
ORDINATION or ELDERS AND DEACoNS

BALTIMORE March 12.-The elders and dea-
elected by the Baltimore Conference, Methodist
Episcopal Church. ordained to-day by Bishop Wiley.
the deacOns at the morning service in the Broadway
Church and the elders at Madison Square Church In tho
afternoon The elders Luther b. Wilson. Charles T..
House, TroviIa f. Peters. lewis L. Brown and Edward
Smith, local deacon. The deacOns w. d. Morgan and
W. p. S. Duncan members Of the conference and Lewis
Ii. Cole and william Lambrgh local preachers Bishop
Wiley preached In the morning The Evidences OF
the Divinity of Christ in His Works and Words" The
Bishop assisted at the ordination services by tho
Rev Thomas Hanlon, President OF Pennington, ". j.,
Seminary. The Rev l. NJ Reid Missionary Secretary OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. preached sermon
Oh " The Bible the Best OF Books.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
ARREST OF A SUPERVISOR.

PETERSBURG, Va, March 12.-P. II.
McCracken formerly member OF the Board OF super
ylsors of the township OF Bradford Mch charged with
the embezzement OF 81 900 OF the public funds Of that
township, was arrested at his home In Chesterfield
County this State, this morning, warrant Issued by
Governor Cameron. requisitiOn from the Governor Of
Michigan for McCrackens arrest had been previously
served on the Governor OF this State Sheriff Carter of
Bradford here for Michigan this afternoon with the
nAria1
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
AT THE FEDERAL CAPITAL"
roprCs or GENERAL INTEREST.

~,r,oSu nrpTs OF THE woRID-JUDGE BLAVCH-
ropn ,xn THE SUPREME COURT-MR BARNUM
Nor INTERESTED IN PoLIucs-woRKINGs OF
THE FEDERAL JURY LAW
dispatch to THE TRIBUNE from Washing
+on ciyes some interesting extracts from
forthcoming Census report on the national
debts of the world. Judge BlatchfOrd, it is
said, will probably be named in few days
for seat on the Supreme Court bench.
Chairman Barnum, of the Democratic Com
mittee. is said to have lost interest in politics
The working of the Federal law relating to
Jurors has been such in the South as to gen
eraIlv result in disagreement in political
cases. Three Appropriation bills are nearly
ready for reporting to the House.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
EIGHT DEATHS FROM An EXPLOSION

CINcINNAT1 March ia dispatch from
Parkersburg W. ya say that up TO this evening there
have been eight deaths the explosion board the
steamer Sidney near RavenswoOd, Friday. They
Mrs Little and her grandson, Mrs. Mills and child Of
Belarc Ohio Frank Faulkner, OF Pittsburg Mr.. kain
Charleston, w. Val Mrs. Stephens, and deckhand, from
Niddeport Ohio few other persons were injured
some o. them dangerously.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
LOSSES on STATEN ISLAND.

A fire broke ont early yesterday morning
in IA frame dwelling in Mossel-ave., Clifton, D. l. The
building was destroyed with its contents. The house
WAS owned and occupied by Mrs. Catharine Glinn,
old woman She lived alone. and being feeble, narrowly
escaped being burned to death. Beside her home md
furniture she lost all her clothing Her loss was about
SI 600 II Is supposed that the fire started by the
bursting Of a kerosene lamp About the same time a
stable at Tompknsvile owned and occupied by Charles
UOpp was burned with most OF its contents.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
ANENGINE FALLS THROUGH 4 BRIDGE.

CINCINNATI, March 12.-An engine attached
20 a passenger train the branch Of the Pan Handle
Railway between Springfield and Xenia, Ohio, broke
through small bridge yesterday and fell twenty feet
into the stream beneath. prompt application OF the
air brakes prevented the cars from following the engine
The neer and fireman saved themselves by Jumping
No passengers injured. Tue total damage Is
81
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
SHOT BY HER HUSBAND.

Emma Branch, age twenty-three, o colored
woman, shot, 1t is supposed by her husband, Reuben
Branch last night about o'clock at her home, No 253
West Seventy eghthst Branch is thirtywo years old
His wife said last night that he was shftess and she had
supported him year ago. when she got tired oy
thus and left him lie had since been tormenting her by
following her about and whenever she got place u
work would be the OF getting Her discharged.
The bail struck Mrs Branch the left side Of the hea
but did fracture her skull. The doctor who wa
summoned thought she would speedily recover BrAnsS
Nas
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
NEWS FROM ABROAD.
DESIRING PEACE WITH GERMANY.

ST. PETERSBURG. March 1.-THE Gotos to-day
has an article attacking Russian Chauvinists 10
declares that no valid reason exists for war. The
late Gar II says cultivated the most cordial reia-
tions with Germany as he considered that war with
that Nation would be dreadful calamity. The ar
ticle concludes as follOwsi
Let hope that the efforts OF Chluvfniss VIII DC irer
fectual In the Of justice and common sense, and
for the love OF the Russian people brought despite them
selves under Pansayst tuelage desire peace, an0ye
oil with Germany, In he event OF war the victor
would pay too dearly for success.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
THE BEYs TROUBLES MULTIPLYING.

TUSIs, March 1.-the Italian COnsul-General
here has protested against the insecurity of life
and property in the regency. He declares that he
will hold the Bey responsible in the event Of Italians
losing their lives.
PARIS, March 12.-It is reported that the Tunisian
insurgents have proclaimed Ali Kalfa, their leader.
Bey of Tunis French flying columns will be
despatched from Gafsa and Gabes in the direction
Of the Tripotan frontier
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
MR.. BARNUM DIsGUsTED WITH POLITICS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE visit to Washing
ton last week of Chairman Barnum of the Demo-
cratic National Committee was reported to be for
political purpose. A personal friend Of Mr. Barnum
said last evening, i'll conversation with TRIBUNE
correspondent that this mistake and that the
object Of the visit was to test a new invention,
blast furnace for the working of steel with crude
petroleum as a fuel 1t is urged for this invention
that two barrels Of crude petroleum sufficient
for the working Of a ton of steel. The test was
made at Alexandria Va, last Friday, and is reported
to have been satisfactory. Mr.. Barnum's friend
thought that gentleman did advise some of his
Democratic friends in Congress to support the Tariff
Commission bill, but feels confident that he made
no suggestions respecting the composition of the
Democratic Congressional Committee or as to the
craftsmanship of it.
Another friend of Mr.. Barnum said: 81 do not
think Mr.. Barnum is taking much interest In poll
tics He spent $4,000 in the last campaign, and
the result appears to have disgustcd him with
political affairs at least temporarily. don't believe
he cares two cents about who is to be chairma of
the Congressional Committee. j understand that
the chairmanship was offered TO Mr. Randall, and he
declined it. and my impression is that no one who is
qualified for the position is anxious to secure IT."
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
LOSS AT NEW-HAVEN, CONN.

NEw-HAvES, Conn, March 12.-Goodrich q
Company estimate their loss by the fire Friday night at
$4,000 The following is the insurance: On stock
Ftna Hartford, $1,000; Commercial Union. London
90 900 Lancashire England, Si.04O; Gcrman-Ameri-
can NowYork. 5000; Niagara, New-YOrk, $i,0iO {;
sprinr6cd 81 OiO; New-York City, $2,020; Washing
ion, Rhode Island 5000; Traders, Chicago, 5000
Cnnuecticut, OF Hartford, $1,000; North British and
Mrrcantilr England 10 900; Pheuix. England, $1,000
Glen Fails New York =, 600 On the budings- ftna,
of Hartford 900; National, OF Hartford @4,ooO ana
Oriental OF Hartford, $500.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
THE WAR IN HERZEGOVINA.

VIENNA, March 12.-At council Of the Austrian
and Hungarian Ministers to-day, Count Bylandt-
Rheydt, Minister of War Of the Empire. announced
the complete Austrian occupation of Crvoscie. and
said he anticipated the speedy paccation of Herze-
govina.
After the blowing up of Fort Dragali the Ans
Crivoscans followed and attacked them near
Jankow. A severe battle ensued, the insurgents
taking JankOw by storm.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
ADVERTISING WAGON BURNED.

A tank of naphtha overturned i'll the adver-
Using wagon Of G. b. Bunnell OF Bunnells Museum
while passing through wentyninth-st., Saturday night
l. Dunbar NJ. Westerheimer and James Snyder the men
i'm charge wagon received slight burns The vehicle
caught ahre and destroyed, causing loss 0f 9oOO
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13

point Of ORDER for it is certain that amaorty of the
committee is in favor OF the principle Of compulsory
retirement of army officers as we'll as of naval Of
fcers after they reach the age mentioned.
The Appropriations COMMITTEE has so faT com;
peted the District of Columbia appropriation bill
that il can be reported TO the House at any time
few hours notice. The Pensions Appropriation bill
is also nearly ready and the preparation Of the Leg
early last week.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
A SOUTHERN RIOT QUELLED By TROOPS

RALEIGH, n. c., March 12.-Fully one hun
dred whites and negroes engaged in riot yesterday at
Third Creek. this State. attacked white man.
and when the latter defended himself negroes took
part. The white then came TO the aid OF the
attacked Troops To the scene aud arrested many
OF the rioters and placed them In jail.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
TIE SUPREME COURT VACANCY.
la rELrGRApm ro me TRInuNE.l

WASHINGTON, March 12.-It Is stated tonight
that those friends of Senator Edmunds who have
been hopeful of inducing him to reconsider his de-
clination of the Justiceship now satisfied that
he will not do So The nomination of Judge Batch
ford therefore may he looked for. previously In
dicatPd within two OF three days.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
THE CANADIAN RIFLE TEAM.

OTTAWA, March 12.-Captain McNachtOn, OF
Coburg has been appointed second in command OF
the Wimbledon team of 1882. 1t is understood that
Captain Filton, of Ottawa, will be offered the COM
mand of the team.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
NATIONAL DEBTS OF THE WORLD.

THl TELEUKATII IIIBUNE.I
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE census report on
public Indebtedness. prepared under the direction
of Robert z. Porter, will make a quarto volume of
6G7 pages. 1t forms history of the national loans
and of the debts of the several States. The report
contains detailed statistics of the funded and I'M
funded Indebtedness of the United States, Of each
State, counties. cities towns, townships and school
districts. In the introduction Mr.. Porter gives an
interesting account of the national debts of the
world. According to the best authorities tho
national debts of the principal countries of the
world have increased since 1913 as follows
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
MARSHAL HEALY RELEASED.

ST. PAUL, Mnn., March PA dispatch
from Poplar River says that Deputy United States Mar
shal Healy who was held prisoner by the halfbreedS
at Milk River has been released and has returned 70
Fort Benton.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
4 BRIG DAMAGED IN A COLLISION

BOsTON, March 12.-The brig Vesta, bound for
Halifax, had collision In the lower harbor with tho
Martha Nichols, OF Machas, also bound out.
The brig lost her jib-bOom and head-gear, and the
schooner had her mainsai badly torn The brig will
TO this city for repairs