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Extension of the Pension Laws.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. March "a few days ago Rep
resentative Strait introduced bill which should
commend itself to every fair minded man in Con
gress or out of it. The bill is very simple one.
1t provides that the pension laws which apply to
soldiers and sailors in the service of the United
States shall be extended to railway mail en-
ployes who may be killed or disabled in the dis
charge of their duties. In these days of peace
and fast mails there is far more danger IN the
postal service than in the army or navy.
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AN Embezzler Sent to Prison,

ATLANTA, Ga, March 9,-The Supreme Court
to-day affirmed the decision of the court below
in convicting George T. Jackson. of Augusta, on
the charge of embezzing $4,000 of the funds
of the Enterprise cotton factory of which he
was president jackson will 60 to the peniten-
tiary for six years. The court also decided in
favor of the prohibitionists' appeal which grew
out of the recent localoption election cases in
this county,
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Advice IN Moihers,

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth 1t re-
lieves the little sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as
button It is very pleasant to taste It
sooihes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for diarrh9a, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents a bottle.
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Stop 1t now Not tomorrow, when it may
have settled dangerously on the lungs, but to-
day, counterfeit that cough. heal that irritated
throat, and prevent the progress of pulmonary
inflammation with Hale's Honey Of Horehound
and Tar. Sold by ali druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l minute.
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Special to the Indianapolis journal.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The panorama Of tho
second battle OF Bull Run, or Manassas, 1l,:sh is
being exhibited here, affords some entertainment
occasionally, that 10 not down on the bills. Last
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The Henclish aaccent.

Atlanta Constitution.
1t is said that the Queen, in her famous inter,
view with the American minister's wife, pro-
nounced the name Phellups
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Mr.. Garland Does Not Side with Republicans.
" ashington Special
Attorney general Garland was to-day asked by
a reporter if there was any truth in the report
that he had made decision that in case oe non
action by the Senate on the Presidents nominal
tons at the expiration Of a session of Congresr
the suspended officers will all go back and furth-
er, that the President cannot during the recess
reappoint the same men upon whose nomination
the Senate took no action. 1t was not stated
that the Attorney generals opinion was an of
fetal one. The Attorney general said: 81 cannot
render any opinion to any one except the Presi-
dent and the heads of departments. That is the
legal limit, and when render decision it goes
to these officials and they act upon and do with
it as they think fit" The Attorney general,
conversing with friend to day, laughed at the
report, and said that he never expressed any
such opinion as that attributed to him.
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ITCHING PILES.

began the use of your Cuticura Remedies whsu
you first put them the market, and know of two
of Itching Piles that have been cured by the use
at my suggestion of these remedies.
Vrden, III. Is F. n. MARTIN.
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x-Gov ODEN Bowie, of Maryland, says that
ST. Jacobs Oil Is . marvellous paip-cure.
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MINOR MATTERS.

List of Patents Issued to Indiana Inventors
Yesterday.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Patents were issued
to Indianians to-day as follows
James Fl. Auhle, Ilawrenceburg apparatus for
granting; Robert Fl. Branch Martinsvile, dump
ing wagon; Michael Fl. Clune, Indianapolis sofa
bed; William Fl. Davis, Fort Wayne. letter and
index holder; John ]. Fraikin. Fort Wayne.
check-row corn planter and fertilizer distributor;
George d. Hunter. Terre Haute assignor of one
half to T. G. Vannuis and one sixth to M. G.
Hunter Bloomington, spark arrester (reissuej;
John NJ. Perkins South Bend, carriage bow
socket John c. Peters. assignor to the Horton
Manufacturing Company Fort Wayne, washing
machine; Conrad Schifferly Fort Wayne, churn;
William Smith, Cicero. floor scoop and sitter
John c. Thornton, Mount Vernon, apparatus for
cleaning oil.
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nm 7 H E A T E r mo
uOO J. G. KELLY, lessee and Prop'r. IUO

One week. commencing Monday March 8; every
evening; Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
May Adams's Chinese and Japanese Minstrels and
Guss Hills Novelty and Burlesque Company. Three
big shows in one-Variety Minstrel and Burlesque--
introducing all the known features of the novelty
world and the greatest array of talent Of any organi
cation travelling. Ten and novel acts; original
copyrighted minstrel scene burlesque five great
comedians; 20 beautiful young ladies in marches
songs, Dances etc., elegant costumes making this thu
strongest and best advertised show travelling.
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ITCHING PILES

was taken for the first time in my life with Blind
Piles, severe that could hardly keep on my feet.
used various remedies for three weeks when the dis
took the form of Itching Piles and growing
BY advice of an old gentleman tried the Cua-
One application relieved the itching and was
soon cured wish to tell the world that in cases OF
Itching Piles the price of the Cuticura of account
From an unsolicited quarter o. G. KIBBY.
tyoncopd N H
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.HE NOR R Holds.
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Posi-
lively Cured by Cuticura.

A WARM bath with Cuticura Soap, an exquisits
IA Skin BeautiGer, and single application OF
Cuticura the Great Skin Cure, viii instantly
alay the intense itching of the most aggravated casa
of Itching Piles. THIS treatment combined with
small doses of Cuticura Resolvent the Blood
Purifier three times per day, to regulate and
strengthen the bowels overcome constipation and
the cause will Blind Bleeding and Itching
Piles when all other remedies and even physicians fail
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SPLENDID SATISFACTION.
Cutcura Remedies have given splendid satisfaction
to those of my customers who have had occasion to
use them. HENRY GERNIANN Druggist
Quincy Ill.
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ALL THAT YOU CLAIM.

/ have tried your Cuticura Remedies and find them
all that you claim, and the demand for them in ths
section is great.
Hggston, Ga. AUGUSTUS w. COLLINS.
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Cuticura Remedies positive cure for every
form of Skin and Blood Diseases from Pimples to
Scrofua. Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura Doe;
Soap. 25c: Resolvent. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston, Mass. Send
for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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the Senate had even considered it. Was it posi-
bic to carry on the government In that way7 He
Mr. Edmundsl thought not So far as the con-
stitutional relations between the two houses of
Congress and che executive department of the
government and their rights to information or
she denial of it, depend upon whether one House
or the other was acting at the time of its call
with Its doors closed, why there were no two
jurisdictions here. The Senate was one There
was, ABOUT fifty years ago, very celebrated
senator from Southern State, who on a similar
occasion In an executive session coucer ling the
Panama mission-Mr. Payne. of South Carolina
discussing resolution which IL was proposed
the Senate should adopt for the purpose of
getting possession of all the facts relating to an
assembly or congress in South and Central
American States and the United States. when
some very salous friends of the President an.
peared, opposing the resolution, said s.How-
ever gentlemen may be enamored of this mode of
confidence in rulers it is not the ground. ap-
prehend, on which the Senate ought to act in
fulfilling their constitutional duty of giving ad-
vice to the President If we are to act by faith
and rot by knowledge, we have no business to
be here, He Mr.. Edmundsl thought SO, too.
knowledge was denied, and if the Senate acted
in the direction that the Attorney general and
Abe President desired 1t to act in putting through
these GAO or $50 removals and appointments by
faith, and not by knowledge, then he as.eed
with Senator Payne, that 1--WE have no business
TO be here
In 1885, President Jackson removed sur
yeyor generals man named Wirtz-as he had
q lawful right to do. He had not s.suspendedr
him-there was no law for suspensions. He APP
pointed TO fill the vacancy man named William
son. The Senate called on the President for pa
pers and information regarding the
removal OF Writ. The President replied
40 4 characteristic message saying,
= substance, that that was one Of the numerous
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CONSIGNFEs.

Per Charleston and Savannah RY. April 3
transfer Office. 5, r 4 w Ry. J y LaviseY,
Rieser N 5, Smith Bros & Co, Lee Roy Myers,
& l. Lane Nj Henderson.
Per savannah. Florida ANA Western Rv.
April 3-Transfer Office. JnO Flannerv h Co.
Meinhard Bros a. Co, L Z Chatham + w
Baker. n A Hardee's Son K Co. Einstein Il j.,
j 4 II Umbach, McDonOugh & Co, Weed Il C.,
d Bacon b Co. Reppard Il Co, West Bros.
J Rosenheim Il Co, Lee Roy Myers, 4 + Bond.
w Gordon Il Co, II solomon Il Son, } II
Johnston, II Myers 4 Bros, G Ecksten Il Co,
Branch & q, + Gilman & Go, " ilcoN, G q Co,
NJ Ferst co, Dale, d Il Co, Bacon & Co,
Paul Decker, Guckcnhemer 4 Son. w $
Hawkins, Ellis, II v Co, Nj Y q d Mcintyre.
Peacock. H x 90. 3 aldwiu n Co Woods & Co,
J P Williams, GarneJC, $ & COG Walter q Co.
ID Guilmartin Co, M Maclean, } S Wood
q Bro.
Per Central Railroad. April 3-Fordg Agt
II N Conner 4 Co, Woods & Co, Baldwin IS Co.
BOgart A II. Garrett. & 4 Co, " alter, T & Co,
+ NJ Farley. Heron X 6, Jno Flannery u Go,
J Wood 4 Bro. ii Guilmartin Il Co, Butler
Bros, Butler u ), Warren 4 A. lindsay a NJ,
phauder Rros. II Schroeder Peacock. II h Co,
Bendheim Bros Co, Dub Boloy q Son,
j II ~ allacc, Mrs j NJ HUMPHREYS, Capt J F
Wheaton. Gray & OBJ, Lippman Bros D ID
Arden. G. II Carson. a Enrich Il Bro, Richard
Williams, G KOlshOru e Bro. II Myers r. Bros,
II Solomon x Son. Gauahl X l., Ellis. II & Co.
ID b Lester, w G Jackson, Nj Mende & Bro,
j p Williams, } { Thompson, Ludden b,
Lilienthal n SON Graham & II, Eckman & V,
5 Guckenheimer 4 son, Smith Bros & Co, ID c
Bacon & Co, Frank a Co. Chess-Car ey Co,
Rieser Il 5. II Y Henderson. Lee Roy MYERS.
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Tyhee. April 3. 900 m--Passed out, steam 10
ship Dess rug, bark Johannes FOss Nor.
Wind SW, light; fair.
New York, April 2-Arriyed. schrs Dora
Matthews. Brown. Pensacola: WIN + Collins,
Higgins, Jacksonville, is bound 70 New Lon
don. Matte Newman, LOyeland, do; Char
mer, Dab0l, Brunswick; Minnie A BOnsall,
Lodge, Darien.
Cleared schr Anita. Small. Fernandina.
Beachy Head, April Posed, bark Car
rlcks tNOrl, Jensen, savannah Tor Reyal,
Dundee, April Arrived, bark Oskar
RUS, skybergsen, Brunswick.
Delfzyl, March 3l-Arrved, bark Plymouth
Rock Nor, Madsen. Pensacola.
Genoa, March 28-Arrived, bark Cato Nor ,
Andreasen. Savannah.
Marseilles. March 80--Sailed, bark Naviga-
tor Nor, Petersen, TyDee
Baltimore. April ARRIVED, schr Island
City. Voorhees,, Savannah.
Cleared ana sailed schr John r Fell, Love
land, Savannah.
Jacksonville, April l--Arrivod, schr Lois V
Chaples, Weaver, New York.
Cleared schrs 81 johns. Gilmore. New
York. Florence N Lillian, smith, do.
Pensacola, April ARRIVED, banks BOs-
Ghetto, Santa Margarita; Vale Nor, Gun
dersen, Rio Janeiro: Indy Dunerin tBrl.
Crlngle, st Thomas; Daisy Brl, Lewis. Bar
bados; SennO titalI. COydiRlia, Cotte.
Cleared. barkg schwei gard .N0r), Hansen.
Belfast. LsDrcauN tBrI, Brown, Grange
mouth. Bremen fBn. Caldwell. Liverpool I;
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Per Charleston and Savannah Rv, April
- bales cotton, lis caddles tobacco. so boxes
tobacco, bale hides, bbls rice. aud mdse.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Rv.
April 3-59 bales cotton. 80 cars lumber, us
bbls spirits turpentine, 1863 bbls rosln, ] car
crossties, cars wood, 20 boxes oranges, s SKIS
peas, sacks rice. bale hides, 50 bbls cab
bages, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. April 1902 bales
cotton, / bale yarns. l25 bales domesucs, 6
bales hides, ID rolls leather. 8 pkgs paper, IS
pounds feathers, IS pkgs tobacco, 29l pounds
bacon, 63 bbls spirits turpeutine. I Dbl -four,
1866 bbls rosn, SO pkgs furniture and b goods,
L. cars lumber, cars wood, 40 pounds sugar,
% pkgs wax and tallOW, pkg machinery, 100
pkgs mdse, 10 bales paper stock, pkg Junk. !
pkg plOw maternal, s pkgs empues, 90 bbls oil,
265 pkgs hardw are, cases eggs.
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BETH Aus, Gellitich, Honneur; n S Nor,
horgen, Cette.
Philadelphia. April CLEARED sehr Y A
Bailey, Townsend, Savannah
Delaware Break water, April SAILED, schr
Mary Corson, from Jacksonville for New
York.
Perth Amboy, March 3l-Auchored in lower
bav, brig Lewis i Squlres, Overton, for Fer
nandina.
April l-sailed, schrs Efie J Simmons, Bull
ger, Fernandina; Ida Lawrence, Young, Sa-
vannah for South AmbOY.
Darien. April ARRIVED, schr Douglass
| Hovey, Wright, Savannah.
New York. April S-Arrived, strs Baltic,
Liverpool; Greece, London.
Arrived out, str st Laurent, from New York
for Havre.
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Per steamship DessouG, for Philadelphia
800 bales upland cotton, Il bales paper stock,
800 bales d0mesUcs and yarns, lO5 bhls rice
y bbis rosin. 81 bbls spirits tUrpenJne, 4i2
empties, l04. 81 feet lumber. 81 bbls oysters.
Ia bills cotton seed oil, As boxes oranges, $50
tons pig iron. 204 PIX Is mdse.
Per steamship Johns Hopkins. for Balti-
MORE, 595 bales upland cotton. 25Opkgs vege-
tables, Is bales domestics, 51j bbls rosin. $50
bbls rice, IS bbls spirits turpenune, 5000 feet
lumber, is tons pig iron, $50 empty beer bbls
337 ps gs mdse.
Per bark EllisIf tNor), for Stettin-2, $50 bbls
rosln, weighing l,249, $50 pounds.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

st Domingo City, March lS-The lighthouse
is still out of order. Eleven feet OF water on
the bar.
Charleston, April 2.-Capt Brown, OF the
United States Lighthouse steamer Wistaria,
states that, owing to the continuous shOaling
OF the west side OF the channel south of the
south Jetty, II was found necessary to move
No buoy in the main enamel further south.
Sailing directions viii now be: "Whcu inside
of bell buoy steer on Sullivan's Island ranges
until up with No buoy; now change course
to n by f., one quarter + for gas euoy. When
up with gas buoy proceed as heretofore"
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Schr Chas E Paige, Barrett, which left
doned in a sinking condition. Her crew were
rescued by the Belgian steamer Belgenland
Capt Beynon. from New York for Antwerp,
which arrived of the Lizard to-day
Schr Florence \ Tower, Capt Wilson, from
Rock port, Jan Z, via Boston to Wilmington, y
c, was abandoned on March 2 in lat }5 n, Ion
60 W. The crew we're rescued ana have ar
rived at Hamburg.
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NEW YORK, April 8.-The weekly state
ment OF the associated banks issued from the
clearing house to-day, shows the following
changes: Loans decreased, So, 252, 900; specie
decreased, S62ls00; legal tenders decreased,
S2j37 800; deposits decreased, S9,426,600; cir
culation decreased. $l5.500; reserve de
creased, $685., $50. The banks now hold S12, =
7S7, 2]S IN excess Of the 81 per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, April 3. noon.-Cotton steady,
with fair demand; mlddiing uplands5d mid
ding Orleans l-l6d; sales $4,000 bales. for
SPECULATION and export 800; receipts 6,O00
bales-American 2,400.
FUTURE: UDlands. low middling clause.
April delivery. 4 6l-6ld; April and May, 60-64
tGl g. 64d: May and June. 462-6id: June aud
july, SOS Cad; July and August, > LILO
0l5 3-64d; August and September, 5-64 /;
October and November, sd. Market steady.
1901 p. m.-The sales to-day included 1900
bales American.
Futures: UDiands low middling clause.
April delivery. 6i-6id. seller; April aud
May, 4 6l-6fd. sellers: May and June. 63 6id.
buyers; June and July. l-6id. sciler-; July
ami August, 3-6id, buyers; August and SOU
TENDER, SEED, sellers. September and Oc-
tober. l-6ld. sellers; October and November,
l-6id, sellers; september, 1-5id, sellers.
Market closed steady.
NRw YORK, April 3. noon.-Uotton firm (:
middung upisnds. 9S-l6c; middling Orleans.
gisc: saleB J33 balea.
Futures: Market dull but steady, with salos
IollOMhs ANTAl AtNNaN1s AHNs ha1s y etht
June. . 8jc: July. 9i2c' August, 52c; Sep
te1ler . &c.
500 D. m.-Cottou CLOSED drm; middling
uplands, o l6c: middling Orleans, csc: sales
583 bales; net receipts l'S 1ales, gross 1850.
Futures: Market closed qulet bur steady,
with sales OF $4,000 bales, As follows; April
delivery. % 1909 l6c; May, 922G9 23c; June,
$500 nc: July. 9 4lG0 42c; August, 500
0 Sic: September. $500 BIC: October, 9 220D
02ic: November. 9 1903 2 c; December, PIG
zoe: January, 1909 33c.
G. l., Green n Co.'s report says: 1.-THE
markctwas fairly held In she absence Of direct
pressure and on continuing promising tone Of
Manchester prices. Trading, however, was
rather moderate. and the bulls felt rather dis
turbcd by he unexpectedly full issue OF Aprl
notices. for which no adequate preparation
had been made. After gaming some points
prices closed az about last evening figures. :"
GALvRsrON. April 3.-C0ttOn steady; mid
ding SIC: net receipts so bales, gross l.ssf Z;
Gales t6 bales; stock 1851 bales; exports. TO
The ointment ,2f0 bales.
NORFOLK. April a.--COtton steady; mid
ding $40: net receipts 2ls bales. gross 21s;
STOCK 3s,&5a bales, sales 255 bales; exports,
cOaatwise O3 bales.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, April s, noon.--Consols, 1905 for
money. l003S for account.
NEW YORK. April 3. noon.-Stoek mod
erately active and heavy. Money easy at 2(G
3 per cent. Exehange-long, 81 So; snort.
81 sSL. State bonds neglected. Government
bonds dull
500 p. m.-Exchange 81 s6I4. Money closed
at zoos per cent. Sub-Treasurv balances
Gold. Sl2S, $50 600; currency, $l2, S5l0C0. Gov
eminent bondsdu but heavy; four per cents
l2j1s; three per cents, 1909. State bond
very dull.
The stock market to-day has been very ir
regular. at times weak and feverish for some
of the most active stocks. and closed irregu-
lar compared with last evening, but generally
firm. The most conspicuous feature of the
days business was the heavy trading in
LackaWanna. There was steady decline of
, per cent. in tins stock, but it rallied ana
closed only . per cent. lower. Other coaler,
sympathized somewhat, but closed small frac-
tions lower. Lake Shore was affected by the
same manipulatons as Leckawanna, and
shows a net loss Of "a per cent. Trausconti-
nentals are small fractions lower None OF
the active stocks show changes Of as much AZ
per cent, and advances and declines are
pretty evenly divided. Sales $4,000 shares.
of which 100000 was in Iackawanna. the
following are Tha closing QuOt8tiOng.
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PASSENGERS

mOre-HOn Washington Booth and servant,
Mrs NJ Gardner and child, A Kennerly, A w
Reynolds, + w spear, Mrs W NJ Carson, c 6
Smith, 4 Mcleod. Henry Seibiger, + Bower,
J Willetts, Chas Littlet0n
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Shipping 9ntrlliarnrr,
SUNDAY, April 4, 1886.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Dessoug, Smith, Philadelphia-G
Sorrel.
Steamship Johns Hopkins, Foster, Baltimore
Jas u West n 60.
Bark Ellsif Nor, Zeitlitz, Stettin-Holst &
Co.
schr Geo Marts, Henderson. Brunswick,
in ballast, 20 load for BaltmOrc-Master.
schr Eleanor, Mott. Georgetown, S q, in
ballast, 10 load for New Y ork-Jos Roberts
n Co.
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OF SWEET GUM AND MULLEN.

The sweet gum, as gathered from treeoA
streams i'm the southern States, contains \
neutrality-suspicious. principle that loosens
the phlegm producing the early morning
cough, and stimulates the child to throw or
the false membrane in Group and whoOping-l
cough. When combined with the healinx
muctagnous principle in the MULLEN plant
OF the Old fields, presents In rAYLOE's CHERO-
KEE REMEDY OF SWEET GUM AND MULLEN
the finest known remedy for Coughs. Group,
hooping-cough and Consumption; and 80
palatable any child is pleased to take it,.
Ask your druggist for It. Price, DC. and ST..
II he does not keep IL, we viii pay, for one
time only, express charges on large size bottle
to any part Of the U. S. on receipt Of 81.
WALTER A. TAN LOR. Atlanta Ga.
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NAVAL STORES.-Ehe market Tor Spirits
turDentine was quiet, but very firm. There
was little stock Offering, and only about zoo
casks changed hands during the day. At
the Board Of Trade on the Onening call the
market was reported firm, at 39c bid for regu-
lars. At the closing call, p. m. 1t was sti.l
firm at 4lc for regulars. ROsin-The market
was very quiet and unchanged, with only
small business doing. The sales for the day
were about 200 barrels. At the Board Of
Trade on the first call the market was re-
ported steady, at the following quotations: A.
b, G and ID 81 071$, Z 81 Is, + 81 %, q 81 80,
II 81 70, 1 s. 90. X 81 8711, NJ So 25, n Sd 50,
window glass SO IS, water white 81 90. At
the closing call it was quiet, at 81 90 asked for
and % 371S asked for h; other grades un-
changed.
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We are now receiving our line
OF Spring Clothing for Men and
Boys. They are the handsomest
garments we've ever handled,
and we are marking them at
very low prices. An inspection
is solicited. SIMON MITCH
ELL, l59 BrouGhton street.
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Cnntutrrrial.
sAVANNAH MARKET.
,oqr,gOF rae MORNING NEWS,

orvTsEOF TIE No &NING NEWS,
sAvANNAH. April 3, 1885. P. NJ.
.r,S-The market continues quiet and
O.5anred. There is, however, fairly nrm
I,-,one. Buyers are prevented for the
,. bsing from operating freely, owing to
scarcity of freight room. The total sales
tr the uay were S4S bales. On Change at
-..ouening call, 10 a. M, the market was
.-oor-ed quiet and unchanged, with sales of
~ Niles At the second call. y. M, it
r.,et. the sales being 70 bales. At the
inland closing call, at p. M, it was still
,,Iat and unchanged, with further sales OF
s'.ba,es. The following are the official clos
-,s spot quotations Of the Cotton Ex-
change:
GOOD mIddling. ...........'...'..'
aldlling ...-...-.- ...s...s.'' IS, -
Low mlddl1ng.... ......-..''''''''.-o - ~
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Sl, s14a9.-The market was very quiet and
nominal. The last sales were on the basis OF
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