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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
HEADQ U A RT ERS
FOR
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRISTIAN, WHITE & co.
ofIer the hsndsomest and most complete
stock south OF New York OF
IMPORTED sND DOMESTIC FANCY
GROCERIES

at most reasonable figures
RAIsINs-F Dehesa. London Layer.
Valencia aud seedless;
ClTRON-LeghornC itron:
tURRANTS-Finest Ostego
PRU SES-French and Turkish Prunes;
FIGS-FiDest Maccaroon and Layer FIGS:
NUTS-soft. shell and Princess Almonds,
Texas Pecans, and other Nuts IN va
riety;
GELATlNE-C ox's Chalmers, Nelson's s,
and Sheet Gelatine;
PRkSEKV ES-Celebrated Shaker and Ger
man Preserves, Currant and other Jel-
lies;
CRANbERRIES-Cape Cod;
PKk SERVED GINGER-Preserved and
ENGLISH PLUM PUDpINGs-Yery hne
IOTTED GOODS-POtted and Canned
Goods. full assortment
WINES-Cooking Wines Table Sherrles
Ports. and otL or Wines in great variety
LIQUORS-Virgiuia and kentucky WINS
keys Rum, French, Peach, and Apple
Brsndies;
CHAMPAGNE-All the popular brands;
CHEESE oquefort, Bre Edam. Neuf-
ehatel. English. aud Pineapple Cheese {;
PTCKLES-FInest Domestic Pickles aud
oiled Mangoes:
SYRUP-superior Maple and other Syrups
CHOCOLATE Sweet aud Table Chocolates,
Bromos. Cocoas Alkethrepta, &C.:
mi IAN RIVER FLORIDA ORANGES,
MALAGA GRAPES;
QUEEN OLIVES by the gallon:
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC BEER
HOMEMADE MINCE-MEAT-We would
call especial attention 10 our renowned
NOME. MADE MINCE- MEAT so long
and familiarity known 10 the public aud
our celebrated GORDON Virgo Nj A
HAMS, which are without an equal IN
this or any other country. de 10 tDe25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

The Philadelphia North american (Re-
publican) says: "The most valuable
CHRISTMAS present TO some of the old party
organs would be rev tune II is to be
hoped that some one will take the hint as
far as the American is concerned. 1t has
been grinding out war notes for quarter
nj "a century.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
EOunn Deal.
EOUnu Deau.
l,orrf Z No ndance OF the Rich mnnd Ulsnafch

TREvHLItN's, December 10, 1896.
John Scott, one Of the wtalthiest and most
ostimable cOlored farmers Of this county, left
bis home, near Poin1cXter's Store. Oh
Thursday last With horses for the Richmond
market. lie was found dead on the Three
, hop road to nichmond the samc evening.
Foul play was suspected at drs', but an in
quest developed the fact that deceased
came TO his death from natural causes
acopleXy or heari-disease. TwIG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
CYCLE.
SIT Bread street.

This week Will be- very important % aL
Our HOLIDAY GOODS al all d'spsyei 10
our basem, mt. We have engaged i've y0gls
ladies' to take charge OF these goods au' tle
pubic generally are respectfully invited O.,
examine Il EN-. We have everything you
can think OF IN Plush Cool ,ls nnr,, fn-
Ia tue city. Brass Goods S.te.~sre AID
Toys.
We inst purchased about g-5 rLDAh1
from one ~ The largest suction. .)n-.s %
>ew York CITY. The Art various 7.t ,e
Anopg tie 97j l0u ,~iI D fLl ~
CiONKS for worn s2o to ss5. Ladies
SEW MAkkkrS ats aur - worth tp4D.s
lie money Chi ctea = 'L0 NhN NJ Pr -
To- suit any pure. Fine l.uc ~ A'kE t>
4HAWl SatIoc. ALL-N N1t SHAW ~ a.
Itc. Ncare ceiling u goo : " tF fpr o''. -
lhey AZ not me quauN ~ iue -.
,uu see advertised. BAL MORALS f-Im
S2,c 10 60 5n. one lpt 90 'uu irru 81 IA 10 Do
fhls al 23c. Ne have Is good t'oca bal ~ ,
Chi dIeu r. and G-Ltcmtus hll t.i
WtESTFD GLOVES. y .rr - TX NANU.
hFkCHItFS for Cen'ie'uln a. 80 ''-1-
tlpmeus Co'orei-Eorcefri u, cl,' IS
HaIORtfttItf~ only ~ r. worth 81 Largo
SIC WHIIE and CREAM H.Lh no r.
I'LL n oult 81 Eiark t.tli SIR 'rrs
uttitr 4Usi'N only hO' Ieutcn tH AlA-
WOOL IT, ~. ortuf.stu.R fft'" .u.T Ir
worth soc. our LAtt 60 HtAIN' Il. 5 a
strdow nave been adm rt ny 'Ntuf -'
JUST received another large 'Ht '.'
AtpE We ei Ninc a|i Woo HhF" L1i .a-'..
lacIr UNUFEW EAE tor.ll ON us -,1u
-sNcfgrm . To- % per cent TO-. iRtkr-' t.'
UhtGtt.l rs Nt a worth uDrr W.u,t Cen
tlcufuf TIES nom ljc. 30 81 fH
tMBHf n 4 STANDS unf iAElt0 p.
75c. White Spreads fpu sN. ft p.
Iusi f,rciysda lstge Iot q LADIES SGT -l.f
IrUEkN EAR. ~1tlE bt.'illfl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
New Book.

HORT Or. Spare Hours Made Profitable
for BoyS ond Girls. by KENNEDY HOI.
BROOK. Illustrated. New York: Worth
ingtOn Company. 1887. Price 81.
We don't know that this was intended
for Christmas book, but it certainly
would prove TO be most acceptable pres
ent to almost every boy or girl. 1t teaches
all sorts OF things.
For sale by RANDOLPH x English.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
10 ESTABLISHED IN lS43.
OSCAR CRAM q CO.,

IhPohTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINE WINES. LILO UORs. AND CIGARS.
beg leave to call attention to their large
stock OF the above. mentioned goods. most
OF which are Of their own importation from
the nrst houses In Europe.
sHERRIES OF many different qualities.
from the lower to the very finest grades;
MADEIRAs from ten TO fifty year old I;
BRAHDIEs. vintagea from 1877 to 4 S0A
Their stock Of nns RYE. BOURBON. AND
BCoTCH wHisKEYe, JAMAICA AND ST
CR0lx Rum. APPLE AND PEACH BRAN.
DIES. 70 not surpassed BY any houss In this
city. d S.tpeSf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Death of u Prominent Citizen of Page.
Especial te egram 10 the Dispatchl

LuRAY, Va, December 2O.-NIr. George
W. Sedwick, a respected and influential
citizen Of this county, died OF paralysis
early tins morning at his home, near Lu
ray ed about siyty.eight years. Several
days ago Mr.. Sedwick was paralyz ed for the
secoi 4 time, and this morning the third
stroke came, which carried him off in a
short time. Deceased was Mason in good
standing, and will be buried with M6onic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

HOLIDAY, Se scss,,.,,,,,,y.o.
~ SOM OF Tue HOLIDAY
PBEsEnTe You GAN GET AT
MfTrELDOBFERs
DOLLS.
CHINA DOLLS
at 60, TO-. lie. l9c.
WAX DOLLS.
&c. to 81.
The prettiest and largest 81 Doll In town.
100. asd si 49,, ss Do Sc. SLIT.
RUBBER DOLLS.
22c ,47c., 73c., 98c.
INDEsTRUCrIBLE DOLLS
from 24c upward.
BISQUE, BRONZE AND CHINA
ORNAMENTS.
In great variety. from 81 TO % so spiece
Make your selections early before the as
sortmeni is broken.
SIX HANDKERCHIEFS.
soLID-C0LOR. ALL-sILK HANDK ER.
CHIEFS at $40. worth 500
BROCADED SILK HANDkERCHIEFS at
SOC would be cheap at 75c.:
At nc. We otter q handsome line OF goods
worth 81 and si25;
WHITE SILK HANDKERCHTEF5 At 32c..
47c., CSC 76c.. Soc, Si.l3:
LADIES' WHITE HEMSTIrCHEO HAND
KERCHIkFs a., 47c. worth Use.
MUFFLERS.
WORSTED MUFFLERS extra size. nt SOC.
worth 76c.;
COLORED SILK MUFFLERS at goo. worth
WHITE SILK MUFFLERs. acc. upward.
BANDK EkCHIEFS.
COLORED-BORDrR HANDkERCHiEFS
at2hc. worth &C.. at 10. WO'th lOc: At
&c. worth 1bc A. tic. we show some
very handsome patterns-Dever sold un-
der 25c. Fancy borders white and col
ored en- broidered corners, st 23S. worth
Sc;
WHITE HEMSTfTCHED HANDKER-
IFS, for ladies and children, ifrom
GENTLEMEN's WHITE, COLORED. B0R-
DtktD, and HEnSrlTCHED HAND.
RERCHIfF8, very cheap,
BRASS GOODS.
BRASS TRAYS al Q, Ia. IS, Is. 90, and &c 1;
CkUMB-TRAYS and BRUSHES 1t "a. 81.
and CSC:
wHlsK. HOLDERs at 80, as 6s. "a, and
97c
MATCH SAFES At 9, II. and gee;
ID. & h. Mi rTELDOKFER
de 2l-Tu&Th SAT broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

A letter replying to one signed with the
authors name ought also TO be signed In
like manner. Several Of our correspondents
will please take notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

A contemporary announces that " Sir
JOIN MACD0SALD is next to BLAINE"
When Sir JONI becomes aware OF his posi-.
ton he will doubtless move.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Ra~ CHAMPAGNE.

CHAMPAGNE. in half. pint bottles, In
baskets OF two dozen. OF our own importa-
ton and OF very superior quslity-highly
recommended for invslids.
de l6.st OSCAR CRAM & 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

A correspondent Of the Alexandria Ga
ssft makes hard bit at good many per.
sous when he says that they form all their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
MARRIAGES.

PROBASCO POWELL - Married. De-
cember 18TH, at the residence OF Richard
Powell Goochland county, by the Rev.
Wyllys Rede. rector Of ~. Marys church
MIR BENJAMIN PkOBASCO and Miss VIR.
GINA POW ELL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

"Senator INGALLS,, OF Kansas. is said to
be n good cook" Yet, all the same, he
sometimes throws the senatorial fat into
the fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

opinions from what they read in the =,
per.. dn the CIvvss1us uiai for example,
sud then charge other people win oe'"s
misled BY the newspaper
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

The fact is that the Gar is the only ruler
for Bulgaria that will prove satisfactory to
Ruesig
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

t,S70,542 bottles OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup were sold Ia the last twelve months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
BRIEF con MEN1

BENJY BUTLER announces that she IL
still on deck" Now Is the time for ma
rine disaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

We return thanks to the Director OF the
Mint for bound copy OF his annual re.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

IntHcct a change ia orr c1u'r-H
.oguto ~ the death Of NJ. 20 Iuu,i
,eerour eutires,ock REUUCEpPk 49,
Special bargains IN
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JhWhllt1.
or Ladies. Gentlemen. aai l-.IJnl.
NOVELTIES -
DIAMOND LACE PISS
hILhLING SILVER" ABE.
SlLNE RpLAfrD" ABE.
PEARL OftEA-l'LA~-.f
WFpDfNG- RINGS iu plata Htt .lI a'l
Eat bands.
!AUFs WATCHES sol COIL sl-
6ENTLEMEN NAlcht-. s'Ii '
GkSTiENFNs WATCuE-. CotF
g45.
These fl,i cases are Wsrrsn.. .'"
POI twenty years.
gOY'S SOLID SILVER WArrHt- t'
pHIIUREN Sis SLFtt tl t4.'
KNIFE. FORK. and ~ruuN
Mall orders VIII have sp'c.a. A..'t...
tie Old Reliable House o.
C.LCNSutN ~o',
SIS Main -lf..'.
y. f0.fA II 10 u g4.Sf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21


sell them the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-03
YUM YUMIsNI RAMPANT.
A Peculiar Affection OF the Eyes o
FOOtlight Favorites.
From a Helo York Letter.

From Rea0 York Letter.
Or. Taylor is a physician 70 the Actors
Fund, and not only INDECENT show folks
call for his services, but others 20 10 him
because OF his association with their bust
ness. The other day young woman,
wearing the breezy hat and air Of a serio-
comic vocalist, entered his office. Her
movements and poses were clearly re-
fieX OF "Yum Yumism," and he dou bted
not that she was chorus performer in
the "MikadO." She said that she had an
ailment OF her eyes. He looked into them
and discerned that the optic nerves had
been strained in the way frequently done
by the fOotlights Of the stage.
''You are a professionally be casually
remarked.
Eyes, sir; / suppose So" she replied.
"And YOU have subjected your eyes 10
q very bright Hight a great dealp'
"Oh, yes, sir-four or five hours every
evening"
"Lime lightw
"NO; electric"
"Probably you have q habit OF rolling
up your eyes % the light, 20 that they
will gllsten bewitchiDgly, and thus you
have exposed them % the full glareg
II guess that's 10, dOotOr.~
"And whefow
''Gencrally up and down the Bowery
That's where ! do she most 0f my stroll
ing, and there's an electric Rlim IN front
VI just about every store"
Thus We see that Yum fumiem per-
Yades The girls Of New York, high and
low.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-03
MTNTORANDA.

Tyhee. Jan z. $500 p m--PasBed MP, harks
Alette Nor. Dante fAusl, Llubidr0g Aus,
Ocean CNorl. brig sarah y Kennedy, schrs
known.
Passed out, steamships Roma Ger, Junista,
Invermay Bril- Wlstaria, bark TikOma tbrl.
Wind y, light. fair.
New York, Dee 3i-Clcared, Bchr DeMOry
Gray. Brewster, Pensacola.
Antwerp. Dec 3D. ArriFed. bark DrOnnin-
gau A0rI. Nsser, iensac0la.
liverpool. Dec ll-ArrIyed. fhlu Crusader
fur. ltigsiian. savannah, bark Victor lbrl,
Bnwfru. a
London, Doc 8l-AuiFod ahip IOrh Ave
nr. Nlc0I. taYrunahi bark Plafon fN0rl,
Anderson. nfunfEiHt.
IlfnfI ner Hi.aPafa1d, steamship ITALIA
frrI. f.rfihHni. savannah for Hrnufn.
IlaN.n. nFr HI~ Arrived, hira Louis d.
Gfaf HnI. tnafr.1n, rcnfnnga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-03
CnNSIaNEEs

GONSlENE hS.
Per Charleston and Savannah Rv. Jan >
Transfer Office. Ferst q Co. ID O'CounOr. ID
Cassels, X Habershams Son Il Co, Rieser Il s,
II Solomon & Son, smith Bros Il Co. Lee Roy
Myers, Garnett, S Il Go. Jno HRnnery 4 Co,
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
and andings-SOlomOns b Go, Lee Roy Myers,
Collat Bros, Mrs j M Aiken, " Il LaWtOn, A
Med Duncan, Road, A Enrich n Bro,
G. X r, % Cohen, Nnrden Co, ID DaBcy,
Jno FlannerY Co, Peacock, Ii n Co. Ellen
Morrel, Ellis, ii & Co, Philadelphia ship. J
Morningstar, Understands Son Il Co, Salhe
Jones' } b Fields.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry.
Jan 2-Transfer ONCE, JnO Flannery & Co,
PeacOcs. II & COW Hawkins, w SimkiDs,
M Y Henderson, IL Myers h Bros. A iFanley,
M Ferst & Co, Il solomon Son, W Miller,
A Freidenberg q 20, Cohen, w M Barnard,
} ii Ruwe, A " &C w West, Il Bond, j 3
Il T b Floyd. NJ BOleF & Son, j G Thompson,
ID Bacon d Co, Il Habersham' g son 4 Co,
} X Clarke & co, McDonongh q Co. } Il
Umbach, Pearson, Smith Bros & Co, G V
HeckeT a. Co Mrs II Jaynes. Lee Roy Myers,
q NJ Milledge, NJ Cohen & Co. AcOsta e,
c i Jones, A Falk Il Son, a Letter. Chas EHis,
Lippman Bros, Bond, II q e, T. Il Cheatham,
Graham h H. Lilienthal Il Son, Woods Il Co,
Baldwin n Co, ID y Dancy, ID Hogan, w p
Pennington, J Williams, Walter. y n Co,
Ellis. II q Co, w CJackson, Conner q Co,
l. j Guilmartln Il Co. Butler q S, M Maclean,
Jno F1annery 4 Co, w w Gordon & Co, Order
BOgart Il IL, M Y h ID Mcintyre
Per Central Railroad, Jan 2--Fordg Agt,
III AZ Conner Il Co, w w Gordon Go, o Cohen
& Co, N FARLEY, Baldwin & Co, Wilder & Co,
Pferdmenges p a Go, j B Hoist & Co, Fat
man, Strauss & Co. Chas Green's Son Il Co,
Muir, ID Il Co, J Thompson, W w Chisholm,
Jno flannery 4 Co, l. j Gui,martin q Co, Rev
ID Sherrfl. Bogart h II, Woods & Co, Moore &
N, Garnett. s q Co, Walter. T X 60, } 2
Wordlow, NJ Maclean, Warren 4 A, 4 g Nor
ton, s Wood a. Bro. Butler 4 S. G II Carson,
Epstein & W, JnO Lyons II Co, NJ Ferst & Co,
ID G Bacon & COW Cherry 4 Co, M0hr Bros,
NJ Y Henderson, II Myers h Bros. g A White
head, Lee Roy Myers, A Ehrlch a Bro. X +
Meldrm, l. } Guilmartin & Co, Graham q H.
A j Miller h Co. Lindsay 4 NJ, } X HOhen-
stein, A Friedenberk 4 Co, Peacock. II a. 20,
Il Understands Son a. Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-03
Markets BY EGLAGRAPa.


FIN A NJ AAl4
NEW YORK. Jan. 2, no)n.-StOcks quiet but
steady Money easy at nos per cent. TX
change-long, 81 $50; mort. ri ssh. State
bonds neglected. Goernment bonds dull
but steady.
at 2l{m5 per cent. Sui Treasury balance
Gold, Sl73.T 1900; currmcy, $l2,S6Z,O00. Gov
eminent bonds dul anC weak; four per cents.
1913; three per cents. ION bid. State bonds
very dull.
The new year opened 1t the Stock Exchange
this morning with an active and strong mar
ket for shares. the sales Turing the first half
hour amounting to over 100000 shares First
prices showed an adVan,e of = To per cent.
over Thursday evenings closing figures. eX-
cept in "a few instances Were quotations were
unchanged. ana IN the early dealings there
were in some cases sliglt advances over first
figures; but this was pDoWed by decided
reaction, during which some Of the act We
stocks, on heavy sales, Welded from fractions
to over per cent. After the first 30 minutes
the market became quet and 30 continued
during the remainder o. the day, although the
movement IN prices wa. irregular. The mar
ket closed quiet and heavy, with sales OF 272.-
OOO shares Coal stocks developed cOnspicu-
Gus weakness on the publication Of numerous
reports, all going 20 shoE that trade was de-
mOralized and that la're sales OF coal had
been made at very low res-consIderably
lower than heretofore reported. The difficulty
among the coal companies II uno 3rstDOo 10 be
IN regard TO the output for the first three
months Of the current year, and the estab-
lishment OF "A combinatitl to con rol the mar
ket during the remaindar of the year. IL is
not believed in Wall street that any settlement
Of che questions invOlvei will oC reached be-
fore the election of Reading directors. This
had a depressing effect on other stocks. but
fluctuations were within a small range, the
market closing irregular, the cesl stocks and
Lake Erie and Western JGn2 conspicuous for
their declines of over per cent each, while
New York Central and omaha Preferred show
gains Of J and lsk p~ cent. The reported
loss OF the Oregon Navigation Company's
steamer had little effect on the stock. and the
President of the company says the company's
loss at the worst VII NOS be over SIS, OOO. The
following are the closing quotations..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-03

Queenstown, Dec 3l-Arrive1, bark Fritz
Smjdt (NOrl, Larsen, Apalachicola.
Santauder, Dec 26-Arrfved, bark ANA
ranth (Nor), Berntzen, Savannah.
Montevide0, Nov So-In port, bark Eleanor
tBrl, Mockter, for Pensacola.
Rio Janeiro, Nov 99-Sailed, barks Isaac
Benham Nor, Kaveness Pensacola
Dec Cleared, bark TillOd Nor, Knudsen,
Savannah.
Baltimore. Dec sl-Cleared. sehr Sadie Will
cult, Gilchrlst, Savannah, and sailed; sehr
Jas Slater, Tooker, Savannah.
Brunswick, Dec 25-Arrived, bark Haw-
thorne (Brl. Chapman, Dunkirk via Tybee.
Darien. Dec 3l-Cleared, bark Octavus (Brl,
Down, Whitehaven.
Georgetown. Dec Sl-Cleared, schr Orlnoco
OBJ, Upham, Savannah.
Philadelphia, Dec 3l-Cleared, schr Geo W
Churchman, Risley, savannah.
Plymouth, Dec S0-Sailed, schr Warren B
Potter, Andrews, W plymouth, to load for Tack
sonville.
Vineyard Haven, Dec sl-Arrived, sehr Me-
LISA Wiley, Wiley, Freeman, Me, for Pen
sacOla.
Woods Hole. Dec 2e-Sailed, schr Sullivan
Sawin, Rich. Bull River.
Jacksonville, Dec 3l-Arrived, sobrs Caro-
line Hall, Lollfs. New York; Marcus Edwards,
Outten, DO; Abbie III Green, Green, do; A
NebiDger, smith, do; Bessie Brown, Phillips,
do.
Cleared, brig Argyle (Brl, Wilbur, Union
Island, Ga; steam echr Louis kuckii Mount,
New York: schr ID w Mclean, Hudson,
Georgetown
Pensacola. Dec sl--ArriEed, bArks Lady .Ro-
wena OBJ, Mcclellan. Barrow; Magellan
| RUS, Swami, Barcelona.
Cleared, banks Orco CIEaD, villa, Genoa;
Avenir Utah, Bregliano, Cardiff; BacicIn Re
vello tltal). Taglietti, Penayth Roads, Agnes
Campbell (Nor), Nielsen, Delfzyl; schr Jane
! EmsOn, Gill. Cardenas.
New York. J an 2-Arrived out, strs Oregon,
New York for Liverpool, st German, New
| York for HaYre.
London, Jan 2-Steamer Helmstadt. from
| fox ToIa Of
Jan /.
Steamer Deak, from Savannah, has arrived
| at Amsterdam.
Steamer Prior, sailed from Liverpool for
| Charleston Dec 81
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-03

The Edinburgh Medical Missionary Society
reports the opening Of Is hospital in Hang
chow Many Chinese officials were present.
and "A number Of the mandarins subscribed
literally toward the building. A large ward
for opium patients was filed on the first day
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ing VOltsic Belt Company, Marshall.
Mich.
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MARTTTNE MTsCETL.ANY

Key West, Dec 3l-Sohr Cetewayo (Brl,
from Port Williams, n S, via Salem, for Ha-
vana, with a cargo of potatoes and lumber,
was run ashore on Tortugas Reefs on Sunday
last. She was leaking badly. Wreckers are
saving the cargo.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $75, 600.
100, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars EACH,
Fractions, in Fifths in proportion.
LIST on PRIZE

1867 Prizes, amounting to.-.........- .$265, 500.
Application for rates to clubs should be,
made only 70 the Office OF the Company I'M
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES. Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange
ordinary letter. Currency by Express talIi
sums Of IS and upwards at our expensel adj
dressed 81. A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or M. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, ID. g,
Or JNO. Il. FERNANDEZ.
Savannah, Go.
Make +. 0. Money Orders. payable
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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Mil timber 81 below these figures
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER.-Bg SGiE.-There are more vessels
in port and Offering for business 20 arrlVe)
than we can place at this port promptly.
Several are taken for Charleston account TO
load rock. but there are no ready cargoes
here or at the near lumber ports iust now
We quote 81 00a5 90 as the range Of prices
from this and the near Georgia ports
on lumber to Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, New
50caSl higher than lumber rates; to the West
Indies and windward, nominal; to South
America, $llaI5 80; to Spanish and Medtterra-
mean ports. $llals; to United Kingdom Tor
orders. timber, 27a2Ss; lumber "a los. BY
steam TO New York, 81; TO Philadelphia, s.; to
Boston. SO.
NAVAL STORES, CoAsFwIsK.-BY SGiI.-
Nominal. FOREIGN Cork. etc. for or
ders, 2s I'd, and, or, As 3D.. CoAsTwIsE.-
Steqm-Fo Boston. soc on rosin, 81 on spirits;
to New York, rosins zoe, spirils soc; Philadel-
phia, rOsin SOC, spirits soc; to Baltimore roslu
SOC spirits zoe.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Juniata, Askins, Philadelphia
G. NJ Sorrel.
SLIP Revolving Light (Br), Durkee, Liver
poOl-Wilder Il Co.
Bark Prindsessen Nor, Andreas6en,
Buenos Ayres-llolst Co.
Bark Amcitia Nor, Angel, Amsterdam
Hoist ~ Co.
schr Alice IIearn. Penuewell, Charleston, in
ballast. Co load for Wilmington, n C-Feni-
more ~ johnson.
schr Margaret May. Jarvis, Charleston, in
ballast, 20 load for Richmond, Na-Fenimore
4 johnson.
Scbr Three Sisters, Simpson, Philadelphia
Jos Roberts n Co.
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POULrRY.-Aiarket STEADY. demand fair,
stock In excess of requirements.'
Eegs.-In moderate dmand, market easy
and OverstOcked. PEANUTS - Ample
stock; demand light; native peanuts IN
light req uest at quotations. SUGAS.-GcOrgia
and Florida. nominal none - market.
H9NEY.-NO demand; ntminal. sweet pOta-
toes fully supplied; demtnd moderate.