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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
Failures and Assignments.
WEAR, BOOGHER IL co.


Sr. LOUIS, July 2S.-The extensive
dry goods house of Wear Boogher q Co.,
corner Of Sixth and st, Charles streets.
assigned this forenoon to Nathan Cole.
Assets OF the firm are given at about
$4,000, embracing goods and merehan-
disc 20 the value OF 100000; open ac-
counts and bills receivable, $4,000;
other matter, $4,000 Liabilities not
definitely known, but aggregate about
$4,000. Cause of assignment was fbe
refusal OF New York banks TO make
customary advances. The firm state
iaat II time Is given to realize on actual
properly on hand fIcv VII not ONLY
pay in full, but viii hayea handsome
surplus. About Is per cent. of their in
de5.edness IS I'M 4 Jew II ork, Boston and
Providence. The only large creditor
here is the st. Louis National bank, for
5000. Tho members Of the firm are:
James II. Wear, Jesse Boogher, John p.
Boogher, JoSoph q. Halliday and Muir
ray Carleton.
The assigiiee took charge Of the prop
erty this afternoon and will make a
statement Of the condition of the firm in
two or three days, when all creditors
will be promptly advised. it Is stated a
proposition will be made TO all creditors
to give their notes ut twelve months for
the full amount Of their
indebtedness, secured by assets and
other good securities, which will make
the paper fully equal to dollar for dollar
The members see no reason why, if rea-
sOnable time is given them, they will not
be able to pay dollar for dollar and have
a surplus. The firm has been in exis-
ence twenty years and.say they would
! have had no trouble had not the New
York banks Withdrawn the customary
accommodations.
LOUIS COIN d SONS.
CuGCAGoJ July 2}.-Louis Coin Il Sons,
dealers in cigars, were closed by the
Sheriff Liabilities, $4,000; assets not
| stated.
RECEIVER RESIGNED.
| INDIANAPOLIS, July 2.-John G.. Nor
rison this morning resigned his position
as receiver of the Indiana Banking
company, which failed last August for
| SlOUCO. This action resulted from the
suspension of Harrson's bank. Moth
ing is positively known concerning tho
condition of his accounts as receiver,
but it is understood that his resignation
was the result Of pressure. His Successor
will be named tomorrow.
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A FURRY.
st. Louis Frightened nndIr

ST. LOUIS, July Pa furry of excite
ment and much apprehension and dread
was produced on Change to-day by the
report that yellow fever had broken out
at New Orleans, but when il was ascer-
tanned through dispatches from reliable
sources that only Il child had died from
disease supposed to be fever, the excite
mont subsidized and matters relapsed to
their usual condition. There was n
break in wheat, however, and provisions
showed great weakness, but corn and
oats were higher and firm. The assign.
ment Of Wear, Boogher Il Co. also had
some effect on the market, and produced
q general feeling of uncertainty, but
that seemed to pass away with the fever
scare,
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KYLE,July 23.-lspecial.l Mr.. Oswald
Allison, from Brownsville, was married
here to-day to Miss Sallie Glasscock, at
the residence of the brides father Mr..
$. c. Glasscock is one of our most
respected citizens. The happy couple
left on the o'clock train for Galveston,
there TO take steamer for Brownsville,
their future home.
The dry weather is parching every
thing, and the heat was never so on
pressive as it is now; the corn corp, gen
orally, in this section, is good, but cotton
without rain, in another week will be
cut short to an alarming extent.
Oats and hay continue to be shipped
from this point in large quantities.
Lumber is now on the ground to en-
large the depot building.
Another large lumber yard Is being
established.
The convention for Hays county will
DC held here on Saturday next, and it is
expected that fifty delegates will be
present.
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me strand Commander are Carnahans
Oh IdiiiinolSi Warner, of Missouri; Eountz.
of 81 Dnloi Burst' Of Illinois,and Anderson,
pr pi halsaS. ten. sherman is being urged,
y v IL uiSihcilned toaccept honor. He can
slres It. The parade is now passing the
OltN HAL, where children on canopied
platform are waving banners and sing
ing Oid war songs which the veterans
Lake up and pass with uncovered heads.
Inc blare o. bands, waving Of banners.
shouts of thousands from the streets.
windows and housetops constitute an
inspiring scene. AS tattered battle-hags
are recognized by old veterans wild
cry Of delight goes up. The enthusiasm
was never equalled here and are the
greatest Of all demonstrations ever Wit
messed in the Northwest.
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MCKINNEY, July 23.-ISpeciall The
Summer Normal at this place is pro-
crossing very well. There are sixty
teachers enrolled from nine counties and
great interest is manifested by the
teachers in attendance. Prof. Crow is
winning the confidence and esteem of
every one, Notwithstanding the adverse
circumstances under which he accepted
the appointment.
Miss March delivered n most interest
ing lecture last night ON the theme
"Tempermce". Her position was, that
IL should be taught in the school room
and was ably maintained.
G.. ). Beck has 100 enrolled in his
company to take part in the cavalry
parade at Dallas reunion. If others are
equally as successful, there will be fully
2,O0J men from Collin in line. Collin
county remembers the generous aid
given by Dallas year ago
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.


WASHINGTON, July 23.--The President
has appointed G. T.. Heap, of Pcnnsylva-
MIA, Secretary of Legation to Constauti-
nople; Webster Flanagan, Collector of
internal Revenue, Fourth district, Texas,
and Geo. w. Bishop Commissioner to
New Orleans Exposition to repre-
sent Maryland. The President
has made the following special rules for
the regulation and improvement of the
Executive ciyi! service: The names of
all persons who shall have successfully
passed thair examination under
ciyi. service rule, previous to July
18Th, lS"i,May remain on the register.
Persons eligible for appointment, two
years from the date of their respective
registrations unless sooner appointed.
Two appointment to $50 places in the
pension Offices are provided to be filled
by the act OF July lst, 1884 except SO far
as they be filed by promotions, may
separately be appointed by the appoint.
ing power, is as near in conformity to
second section of the act ofJauumy 18TH,
1883, as mood iilling thom promptly and
residence and qualifications of appli-
cauis will permit.
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Yellow Fever in Texas.

FL PAso, July 23.--lSpecial. George
b. Shepard, deputy collector of customs
at Nogales, Arizona, who came here a
few days since quite sick, died yester-
day, and DR.. Justice, one of our leading
physicians, pronounced it yellow fever.
No apprehension is felt that the disease
will spread, as our altitude is 3,7Oj feet.
Shepard contracted the disease from
parties from Guaymas, on the Gulf of
California.
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NEW IoRE, July Governments
RSy,
iwllways strong.
H!ale securities quiet.
.Np3cn!atlon ut The Stock ,N,Ss.n?ngo
VS. h,ouyant and confident tone char.
,lil1ed the dealings. Tho advance in
ives ranged from l5@33t, the entire
" anticipating in the Improvement.
Wy rise Is due TO favorable crop reports
Ivy continued scarcity of stocks. The
puuetl0n in sterling exchange Is probn-
y due TO gold imports vt
y carly day. The reports increased
v activity in the dry goods
,aue and statements 10 the effect that
.ere would DO no reduction in the Coal
,,oUuOclion in August. There .wero re,
IONS at intervals, but the market
'ivSed strong at or near the
'snest point of the day. Louisville
Nashville, Union Pacific,
aager's and Nandorbilt's were the
rsI conspicuous in the advance. Com
,tN with last nights closing, prices
,v = 10 81 per cent. higher. Transac-
ohS, ~, 900 shares.
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National sanitary Conference.

WASHINGTON, July D. Health Officer
Townsend received to-day letter from
John IL. Rauch, Secretary of the illinois
state Board of Health, suggesting that,
~ view Of the reappearance of cholera in
Europe, a session of the National
sanitary Conference would DO timely
aud profitable. lie proposes IA session Of
the conference to be held in Washing
ton on or about August 3, and that invi-
tations he extended to the health officers
of all large cities. Health officer Town
send concurs heartily in the views ex-
pressed therein.
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The Striking Miners.

IiNciNNATI, July 3.--A story was
nled here tonight that an order was
soei,yed by William Hanes, of Covlny-
IN kentucky, for 5000 hand gronades
w used against the striking minors
10 Nelsonville, Ohio. lanes him
4 knows nothing of It, but when
,enrned that hts partners wore en-
aN9rmg to ship bnmbs, ho notified
~ Hoadloy, who has taken measures
learn who sent the order. Tho
n,ns arc the murderous invention or
'"es, patented twenty years ago.
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BroA m..IL-.,IN.-.

BROWNSVILLE, July %. Special. r.
Crops are suffering Tor want %. rain. If
the dry, hot weather continues it 80
feared the second planting sill be q
failure.
Political matters are quiet in our
burg, neither party making any demon
stIation.
Judge Luby left for Rio Grando City,
whore he expects To meet Mrs. Luhy.
The river continues In good boating
order.
our city fathers have not had q mcot-
ing of the Council for week.
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Forr MoNun r., VA July3a'-iharol-
ference 10 day Commissioners Ocporal
Moreheqd and number ofleading busi-
ness men of Virginia, including Gov.
Cameron, Commissioners of Agriculture
honsiye plan was adopted for securing
60 Virginia II grand exhibit of It's ma.
terial resources ut tho Worlds Exposi-
ton ut New Orleans.
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tHlERsoLL, July 2l.-,Correspond-
cncc. There will be grand picnic at
this place August LIST. A large attend
anre and good time Is anticipated
The farmers look happy over n very
beneficial shower which fell night before
last. Crops are looking we'll. Weather
very warm.
This section will go solid for Cleveland
and Hendricks.
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Bio SPRINGS, July 23.-lSpccial. r.
There is war in camp in the Midland
Town company. John Towards letter
has kindlod blaze and interesting de-
vci0p,nents may be looked for. How
ard IS an old hand I'm tho law business
and when he sides with the purchasers
there is something back OF IT,
\ party of Houston IL Texas Cen
trail officials in Il special car leaves Cisco
tomorrow morning for Denison, via
the Texas 81 Pacific to Fort Worth.
The pay car arrived here to-day and
distributed about $SCJ; ru.... lmtly
all are happy.
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WASHINGTON, July BE. q. Van
Ripper, American Consul, Moscow, Rus
sia, was to-day authorized by cable by
the Department of State to accept the
appointment OF special commissioner
to the New Orleans Exposition for
Russia, and to cooperate with authori-
ties OF the Empire to secure the best
possible display at New Orleans.
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July -. Tho grand
reoe, delayed In forming, IL now I'm
'"oh, and Is received with tremen-
Us cheers by G0,eOO persons, who
Iong every stree. on the line of march.
y weather = fair but sultry, with
'SWenlng clouds gathering. The
svYFan,, army Is in line. Tho larry
SEC |ation since the war. After
-,,.l 1css meeting Cor reor-
] - u. Condlda,es for
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GuRA.
THE SUGAR TARIFF.

HAVANA, July -. \ decree, dated
nadrid, provides for uniform export
N'ly on sugars henccforth charged. Con-
frugal and refined sugars will pay Il
llll Of 81 per lOl kilogrummes, md Mus
p'lioS mOlaSScs and melados, s. cents
on nod kLlOgrAmnns.
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DRuoSS GUN-BOAT OApRIEs TERROR.
SrARIn, July PA spy from El
ahdi was captured here and hanged.
b. natives say Gen. GordOus gun.
la;, b.,ween Ehartoum and BORDER,
bread great terror among the rebels.
kman Dignn is doing his utmost TO
tuute'act their alarm.
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TEMPLE, July B. Especial. The
Grand Council of the United Friends Of
Temperance convened here this morn
ing. W. *. Neallan, of Caldwell, will
deliver the annual address this eve
ming.
An escaped convict was captured here
to day. His name IL unknown.
SIN worry dry.
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WACO, July 3.-tSpeclal. THE long
continued drouth here arouses appre.
tension whether the water supply for
domestic purposes will last through the
summer. The Mayor and Suporintend-
ent of the Water company Join in pub
fishing an appeal 10 the public this
evening to econonilze in wator az much
u, practicable.
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Military tone iiomc.

FoRr WORTH, July D. Special. A
move is on foot to reorgani1e and resus-
citate the Tarrant Reserves, a company
which has been sleeping for over twelve
months.
The body of David Buel left In charge
or the brother, Clark, to-day to be buried
at Lexington, Michigan.
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FRANCE.
cnnLERA NorEs.

MNPsHrlLEs, July b. Twcuty-ono
la,h last night.
'GouoN, July %. -- Fifteen deaths.
tyeml apothecarieS threaten TO close
fealso the city authorities are dis
f.hding medicines free.
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t,,,,lr, at clcburnc.

- ur \ Jaly sh--lSpecial.l Free
h.ai.. snll ihet X hero. A free grasser
spoke out to-,lay; "Isn't II strange, the
y ut State Of Texas is the only country
ol earth that has ever charged for graz
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CALVERT, July 3.-- ,Spec!l,I Tho
Calvert Gun club carried uE ,a' p0uors
nt Groesboeck yesterday.
Tho Calvert Base Bal u,,' was vlcto-
rlous ut Marlin to-day ~'in calvert,
5; Marlin, {.
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nnne RnlI.
Tn. Fire Record.


SIR. Ioci4, July - A post-Dispatch
Dillingham;, Illinois, : 'ecial saye; Early
this mornius lire DESTROYED the ex-
tensiye wagon works hf n. Jaesou aud
two residences adjoining. Loss, 100000;
no insurance..
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"The King has given commandment"
that henceforth IL is decreed all visitors
will be excluded from rehersals except
those who act ns escorts to the singers.
All singers will please govern them
selves accordingly, and not invite friends
% be present.
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EGYPT.
AsIcNAL VICTORY.

ASlDNAL VICTORY,
VAlGo, July 23.-Mudir, Of Dongo!a,
P'esraphs that he has defeated $500 fol-
DWeys Of 'lho Mahdi, near Dsbboh, and
poured 3M Remington rifles. Rebel
p>seS very large.
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Clan, Powder IN Morals.

SALlNA, o., July 23.-Two houses of
in-mme, kept by David West and Asa
Williams, respectively, were blown up
hv citizens this morning by the use OF
r'nui powder. Tho inmates were
o..uAuG 80 IupGri. No ono was hurt.
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FRANCE.
THE PANAMA CANAL.

THE PANAMA CANAL.
'ARiS' July Cat II meeting of the
orhnoidcrs to-day ii was stated the
'ilAll'a canal would he open for traffic
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Nominated,

MONTPELIER, VI, July BIN the
Second district the Republicans nomi-
mated w. n. Grant for Congress, TO sue
coed Poland. Eight ballots wero had.
The contest was close.
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At Marlin.

Waco, July s.-Ispecial. senator
Coke and Congressman Mills made
speeches ut Marlin to-day. A special
train carried u large number of w acoites
there
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An Ohio Manhattan

CINCINNATI, July 23.-The Republic
cans OF tho Third Congressional district
nominated II. l.. Morey, at Lovoland,
Ohio, this afternoon.
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For j, q, Terrell.

LANCASTER, July d. Correspond
ence.l THE primary convention at
Prairie Valley instructed unanimously
for j. o. Terrell for Senator.
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An Indlann NomIn,tIon.

MuNcIE, ISD., July 2S.-Tho Domo-
Gratis Of the Sixth district nominated
DR.. NJ. n. q. Smith for Congress.
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For Dallas county for the Star Safety
Razor. Small capital required and biz
money to the right man. Apply at W5
commerce street batween and IL n. IN.
to-day (dthl only, 10
BEN NJ, HAMMOND,
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G - a NJ ~ II tina n EVEE R

we have just received another carload which
offer at VERY LOW PRICES Can and All our safes
Material and
we also have some Fire and Burglar Proof Elm St.
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Which lnsures pure air, and an unusually
healthy climate, being free from malaria.
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VIII yield fine crops of all kinds OF grain.
grass, fruits and vegetables. as well as COT.
TON, and Is uneXcelled for STOCK
RAISING.
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Thousands OF acres are yet unoccuped, and
can ca be had at very reasonable prices and ON.
liberal terms.
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WATER is more easily obtained by digging
or boring than In most any other part OF the
state. Wells average only 20 to 70 feet In
depth, and the water obtained il clear pure,
healthy and pleasant to the taste Fine
Springs OF excellent water are also found IN
many places.
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S. Beck, the .ieweler, 5li Main street, is
agent for "Kayton's Celebrated White
Crystal Spectaclcs" acknowledged to be
the best spectacles in the market. Call
their superiority. A perfect tit guaran-
teedl
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-08


Tyhee. July Z. 500 m-Passed out, steam
tIlda Brooks.
Waiting. bark Freidig CNor).
Wind NV, light; fair.
New York, July ARRIVED, schr Isaac n
heriln, Steelman. Brunswick, Ga.
Liverpool. July ARRIVED, bark Orion,
(Nor), Hansen, ApalachicOla.
Apalachicola, July ARRIVED, schr John S
Davis, Green, Galveston.
Baltimore, July ARRIVED, schr Twenty
One Friends, Barrett, Georgetown, sc.
COOsaw, S g, July 2-Cieared steamship
Harrington, (Br), W apdless, United Kingdom.
Philadelphia, July ARRIVED. schrs Fred
w Chase, Mason, Eernandina; Mary era
ham, Powell, Savannah.
Delaware, Breakwater, July @Passed out,
steamship Petriana tBrl, from Philadelphia
for COOsaw.
Vineyard Haven, July S-Arrived, schrs
Roger Drury, ST Simons Ga, for Boston: Nell
lie ; Pickering, Mckeen, Bucksville, S G, for
Waldoboro, S c.
Wilmington, July 5-Arrived, bark Eliza
OultOn, Starkey, Trinidad via Tybee
Bath, Me, July ARRIVED, schrs Two
Brothers, Gammage, New York; Della Cor
son; Corson, and G r Flint, Brown, Boston, to
load for South.
Brunswick, Ga. July 3-Arrived, bark Eliza
Everett BIZ, Cain, Rio Janeiro via Barbados.
cleared June Is, schrs ID ID Haskell, Haskell,
Boston; goth, Fostina, PhilbroOk, New York
dam; Emile Marie (NOrJ, Olseu, Buenos Ayres;
schr Henry ID May, Morris, Philadelphia: 5th.
schrs Florence j Allen, Soule, New Haven
stephen G Hart, Rivers, Providence.
Satllla River, June 30-ArriVed, schr Harry
Landell, Mills New York
Sailed from Bailey's Mills 10Th, schr Hattie
Turner, BalanO, Boston.
jacksonville, July ARRIVED, steam schr
Louis Buck, Mount, New York; A Snare,
Smith, Bangor.
Key West, July 5-Sailed, schrs City of
Havana, Curry, and Competitor, Knowles,
Truxillo.
Port ROYAL. Julv 5-CIeared scbrs silvar
Spray, Wass, Boston; Moses b Bramhall, GIL
lett, Baltimore; 4 Denike, BOhanan, do.
New York, July ARRIVED, City of Column
bia, Gellert, City Of San Antonio.
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rONsICNrrs

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
July 7-Fordg Office, S. F& w Ry. NJ Hull.
w n L Mcneil. J p Williams & Co, Order,
Frank 4 Co, w Lindsay, J w Tamm, A
Schwarz, n Lang & Bro. NJ Mendel & Bro,
5 Guckenheimer 4 Son, Lee Roy Myers, Eek
man & V, q Eckstein & Co.
Per Central Railroad, July 7-Fordg Agt.
Eckman & V, Rieser & S. NJ Mendel & Bro,
Lee Rey Myers, Baldwin & Co, Paul Decker,
5 Collins & Co, w Q jackson, NJ Hender-
son, Peacock. Ii & Co, G HI Carson, Geo P Har-
risOn, S Guckenheimer & Son, Crawford & L,
H + Grant & Co, & E Stuitz. ID Bacon & Co,
Putzel & II, j Gardner, Order.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, July 7-Fordg Office. Lee Roy Myers, G
r Brigham, c III Carson, Lippman Bros, Ar
mold & I, c r, Guckenheimer & Son, Geo
Ebberwein, III Solomon q Son, Mohr Bros,
McDonough & b, II Myers & Bros, A Letter,
Nj I Henderson, JnO Oliver, NJ Ferst & Co. NJ
7 Quinan, A A Aveilhe, Rutherford & Il. Geo
Gerber, Holcombe. g & Co, Dale, W & Co, E
Chevalier, G W Haslam, r B Reppard,
Prenty, H Zoucks, j S Collins & Co, Green
field 6 b, d Y Dancy.
Per steamship CITY of Macon, from Boston
& r r, S, T & w Ry, schr Bertha. Acosta & f.
Appel Bros, NJ Boley & Son, j I Cohen, r S
Jones, A Einstein's Sons, II Estill, LaGf-
man, Guckenheimer s Son, Herman & X,
HolcOmbe, g Il Co. Kennedy 4 B, @ A Loud,
Ludden 4 B, Meinhard Bros & 20, Muir
ply, d p MyersOn, A Nichols, Ohlander
Bros. p Piano. ROsenheim & Co, j b Reedy.
II Ruwe, Richardson & b, H Solomon 4 Son,
l. Stern, p Tuberdy.
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Local Sleeping Cars on all night trans be-
tween Savannah and Augusta. Savannah and
Macon, Sayan nah and Atlanta.
C0n4seetSons
The Minedgeville and Eatonton train runs.
daily Except Monday between Gordon and
Eat0nt0n, and daily Except Sunday between
Eatonton and Gordon.
Train Ne. 30, leaving Savannah at 8:45 P.
n, viii not stop texceDt on Sundays) to put
OF Passengers at stations between Savannah
and No. ~.
Eufaula train connects at Cufhbort for Fort
Gaines daily Except Sunday.
The Perry accommodation train between
Fort Valley and Perry runs daily except Sun
day.
The Albany and Blakely accommodation
train runs daily Except Sunday between
Albany and Blakely.
At Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway; at Augusta with all lines
20 North and East; at Atlanta with Airline
and Kennesaw Routes 70 all points North.
East and West.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car berths
on sale at City ONCE, No. 70 Bull street.
G.. A. WBITEHRAD, WILLIAM ROGERSsE
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt., Savannah
j. G. SHAW, w. T. sHELLMAN,
sGe0rgih.
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Rr~r.-The market was steady and IN
.1i@rsat The sales for the daV were Jos
5errels. Appended are the Official quotations
,. =. nrarI Of Trade: