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gan, VI Doyle. G Davis & Son. A Doyle. Max
Elseman. A Enrich & Bro, q Eckstein & Co J
LOUIS. ILLS, & Co. H Estill. Slater, u & Co.
L trled. VI Ferst & Co. S Guckenheimer & Son.
Flood, HAYNES & f, A Hanley. Lloyd & A,
Lindsay u, Lsuney & G, Meinhard Bros & Co.
u Lester, Lippman Bros, LETTER & Son. R D
aeponel; Z Lowell Sons, H Levy & Bro,
Mctirath & Co, McDonough & B. McGillis & r,
W b well & Co. A f Mckay, n Solomon & son,
Lee Roy Myers & Co. A Nichols, Palmer Bros,
) Z Parsons. l Rider, a G Rhodes & Co, Rich &
N, heser S. Strauss Bros. Solomons & CO, Z
A smith, Southern tx Co, smith Bros. steamer
hatle savannah Furniture Co, c + Stults & Co.
SaV 81 q Rural Resort r R. ] D Weed & Co. A )
Ihomas, Wohanka, R & y Co, Schley & B.
Peacock, H & Co, Moore. H & Co, II Ruwe, W
ID Simkins & Co, P Williams & Co.
Fer steamship City of Birmingham. from New
Aork-A R Altmayer & Co, Appel & S. E AS
prevail, G Anderson. Butler & NJ, Brush L
& 90, & r Butler, Byck Bros, Baldwin & Co,
L Bluestein, Mrs X Brown, J S Collins 6 Co.
Crohan & DIV G Cooper, L Charter, Collat Bros,
Champion, Commercial Guano Co, G A L
cunningham, G R Bkg Co, Dasher & Coo
K r, Dryfus Bros. Einstein, Fretwell & N.
Eckman q V, Ehrlich & Bro, Ellis, Y & Co.
Epstein Bro. j D Easterlin. G EcSstein & Co,
A Eichberg, NJ Ferst Co, Fleischman & Co,
Frank & Co, A Falk & Sons ] II Furber. G. L
Kayton, Guckenheimer & Son, Gorham, j
Gardner agt, A Gartner. Asst Eng S, F & w Ry,
Harms & j, Hanley. Hirsch Bros, d Hogan,
Harmon q c, Hammond, H & Co, Geo Hum
P Herman, 2 J Kelly, B H Levy & Bro, E 6
Lind, Lang. Jno Lyons & Co, Lippman Bros,
ID Lester, F LaFar, Ludden & B, Lowell g. L,
J j Lutz, Lovell's Sons McDonough & B, G S
McAlpln, A McAllister Mcmillan Bros, S L. New
ton, Morrison, f & Co. w B Nell & Co. Mutual
Gas 1t Co, Meinhard Bros & Co. Morning News,
Mohr Bros, Lee Roy Myers s Co, Mendel & D,
III Myers Bros, A w Meyer, d Z Myerson, @ A
Munster, Prof L Mehrtens, Neidlinger 6 r, 7
Nugent, NicolSon, A Nichols, Nathan Bros,
W Norton agt, Order notify Schley & B, Order
notify Lutz, Order notify H Miller, J Reilly,
Palmer Bros, y Paulsen & Co, Pulaski House,
Peacock. H & Co. Rieser & S, c D Rogers, John
Rourke, c Richardson, S, F & w Ry, Savan
nah Piano Organ Co, Savannah Brewing Co
Savannah Steam Bakery, H Solomon & Son,
Way: Sisters of Mercy, P B Springer, w B
Stlllwell, Solomons & Co. w Smallwood, j W
Selby, G E Suits & Co. Strauss Bros, w F Tay.
lor, Smith Bros, Singer Mig Co, A R Salas, B
Ulmer, G W Tiedeman & Bro, D Weed & Co. {
Vetter, A NJ & G w West, P Williams & Co
Wilinsky, w ID NAPLES, John Wohanka, Wing
Kee, Thos West, w U lei Co, D Ybanez, stmI
Katie, Southern Elk Co. Ga q Fla S B Co.
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VIRGINIA INSTITUTE.
The Institution to Celebrate It's Sem l.
Centennial Next Month.

The Institution to Celebrate It's Sem l.
Centennial Next Month.
LEXINGTON. VA, June 9.-The Virginia
Military Institute will celebrate its semi
centennial July 8 and with military an
civic pomp and splendor. Hon. Charles j.
Faulkner, senator from West Virginia, will
be the rator of the day. Col. j. 7. L..
Preston will deliver historical address; a
sem-centennial poem by Mrs. Margaret J.
Preston will be read, and an address of
welcome will be made by Gov.
Lee, who, with his staff, will
review the corps of cadets and sham bat
tie. The President. Vice President, the
general and his staff of the army, the ad-
miral of the navy and his staff, ex-confed-
crate officers, West Point and Annapolis
superintendents, their staff and prosessors,
presidents of colleges, governors,
ex-governors, members Of congress,
clergy and press are embraced in the
list of 5000 invited guests. Fifteen
hundred old cadets will be here in camp. A
banquet will be prepared for several thou
sand on July 8, and fireworks and artillery
will celebrate the 4th. Every class from
1889 to date will be represented.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.

Evelina Ger, Niemann, Buenos Ayres, sid May7
Alfred Gibbs (Nor), Reiners, Buenos Ayres, sid
May s.
Wig (Nor), Gjeruldsen, Buenos Ayres, sid Mays
Freia Nor, Johpsen, Buenos Ayres. sid May a.
Constancia (Sp), Parral, Pernambuco, SID May T.
Emma and Robert Ger, Schmidt, at Buenos
Ayres May 1.
Gaeta QtalJ Leboffe, at Naples April 81.
Liburna (Nor), JonasSen, Port Elizabeth, G G H,
sid Feb g.
Argo (Norl. Arentsen. Santos, sid April 5.
Felix Mendelssohn Ger, Fretwurst, at Buenos
Ayres April %.
Eba, Tilton, New York, up June 6.
Yzabel Portl, Arrange, Oporto via Rio Janeiro,
sid April 16.
Lucy (Norl Klunden, Buenos Ayres, sid April
n.
Minerva Nor), Johannesen, Shields. sid June l.
Birgitte Nor, Gregersen, Rosario sid May 10.
BRIGs.
Clara Pickens, Eddy, Baltimore, sid May %,
sCHooNERs
Chas A Coulombe, Magee, Philadelphia, sid
May 15
Tena A Cotton, Cranmer. New York, up May Is.
Robt H Parker, Steelman, Philadelphia, sid May
49,
Fannie E Wolston Mean, Richmond, sid MAY 90.
Thos H Wolston, Hinckley. Richmond, sid May
~
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WILKIE COLLIN S.
A Martyr to the Gour, but a CHEEKY
Companion and Worker.
From the ST. Louis Republic.

From the ST. Louis Republic.
New YORK, June 1.-The news from
Wilkie Collins, the English novelist is that
govt has again assailed him in most relent-
less and touring manner. He writes to his
old friend, Stephen Fiske, that the maIady
affects his head, instead of his feet and
legs, and that for the time being he is in
capacitated
II was privileged for several years. sa ys
Mr.. Fiske, Ito see Wilkie Collins at his
home in London. He lives in a large, old
fashioned house in Gloucester place, which
is like living near Gramercy Park in New
York. His face is stro Ig, but benevolent.
His large, bright eyes-what are called
speaking eyes-beam through their spec
taces with kindness, His voice is sweet
and sympathetic. His manner can only be
described by the word charming. His
friends, Of whom he admits very few to his
intimacy, love him as much as they admire
his genius. In their letters Dickens, Charles
Reade and other giants of the press always
mention him as dear Willie Collins" The
sentiment which he instinctively inspires in
all who approach him is aifectionats respect.
/ have never seen Wilkie Collins at work,
simply because my entrance was always q
signal for holiday Pens and paper
pushed aside, choice Moselle and cigars or
uored, we would spend hours as happily
as if thu woodworking world were not
awaiting the next chapter of his works.
Often the table was spread as soon as l en-
tered the house, no matter at what time of
day. so that L might be Toasted with some
game or Yorkshire pie that Wilkle Collins
fancied. Those wero merry meals, and
although we are both sufferers from govt,
we convinced each other that our banquets
had nothing to do with the disease. 1t is
sad to think that ma ny of the novels wbic /
have won the admiration OF the world have
been produced by Wilkie Collins while he
was enduring agonies which would drive q
weaker man to the hospital The govt, as
exquisite a pain as toothache, but more
continuous, attacks him, not only in the
hands and feet-where it is bad enough
but in the eyes. 1t is impossible to imagine
such tortures. But, In spite of them, and
sometimes during them, Wilkie Collins goes
on with bis work, and finds relief in for
getting himself in the scenes of Fiction.
Never once mas he failed to keep his con-
tracts with tae publishers. Never oncs has
his copy been delayed"
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-. York. June 5-Arrived, schr Nellie Floyd,
5 25sJtd schrs Lizzie Hall, Greed, st Angus
4e Isaac n Kerlin. Steelman. Brunswick.
4 Inne G-Sailed, steamship ionawanda- Darien-
4 ,I-isrs. May 2S-Arrived. bark Rafaele Utah,
,-ar,se. Pensacola.
pnenos Ayres. May 9-Arrived, barks Berna
l 'CaIlherc, Fernandina; Ella, Montgomery,
..+oD. I'd. ship Shelburne (Br), Murphy, Pas
4 7oula; karlsruhe Nor,. Stoesen, do; Mary
f. Nor. Mikkelsen, Pascagoula; Gaspare
- Iauro. Pensacola; Queen of the Fleet
q :. swavne, do; Vesta Nor). jacobsen, do;
Pndel Ger, Pariow, Brunswick.
Fc,.iIsd Nav 6. banks Brilliant (Norl Abraham
, PENSACOLA; Irene (Aus), Pasquan, do; Jor-
- Iorentzen CNor), Vessel, Sydney, G B; Mer-
ms Nor. Isaaksen, Nova Scotia; Young
-ie CBr). Anderson, United States; 9TH,
&~siina GER, Niemann, Savannah; Fora (Aus).
r.;cb Mobile; Noel (I3r), Knowlton, Barbados;
|snsSa (Br), Sanford, do; Sth. Alfred Gibbs
IN, Peiners, Savannah; Atalanta (Nor) Ton
/ ,.an Ship Island; Enchantress (Br). Folly
- Pensacola; New York utal, Cafiero,
EIsdelphia: Wig (Nor), Geruldsen, Tybee:
| Far Robert Graham Dun, Crowell, Trinidad;
f. Freia Clor). johnson. Tybee.
4 rroostadt, June Arrived, bark Brodrene
korl. olsen, Savannah.
June ARRIVED, steamship Elginshire
h Pensacola.
synemunde, June ARRIVED, steamship Ha-
BaIumore, June 5-Arrived, Schr Benz f Lee,
IesIman, Port Royal, Q.
Rr1nswick, June 5-Arrived. bark Simon
&,srl Gallas. Savannah; schr Willie L Newton,
#,ombs, New York.
kpppOSed).
/ 1oosaw. S C. June 5-Sailed, steamship James
&1rpie fBr), Smith United Kingdom.
/ sailed 9Th. steamship Hexham (Br), Adams,
lated Kingdom.
h Fountain, New York; Helen A Chase,
&o1thard. New Haven, ct.
/ Jacksonville, June 5-Arrived. schr Ella bi
swes burlington, Bangor.
Mobile, June ARRIVED, schr Emma L Cot
/ gham, Somers, Key West.
Psngacola, June 5-Arrived, bark Stella Marie
Swl. Stevenius, Para; 9th. barks Baran AUS
4eninich Buenos Ayres; iona (Aus), Randich
&genos Ayres.
4 Cleared steamship Amy Dora (Br) Thomp
pa, London; harks Rocco qtaD, Gutuzzo
<penoc6; 9th, Sirius (Nor), Fornebo, Dord-
chit; Bryn liver (Br), Matthews, Bilboa-
4 Sailed ship Hermann Ger, Liverpool; barh
|ohilla Ger, Buenos AYres; 9th, bark Reccc
&tah, Greenock
4 Philadelphia, June 5-Arrived, schr John G
kchmidt. Campbell, st Simon.
Brow Head, June 5-PasSed, steamship Fru
bra (Br) Symons, Savannah for Garston.
4 Ensenada, April 25-Arrived, bark Orient (Br)
Collins Pensacola.
Prawle Point, June b-PasSed, bark Alku
Eus) Wallin, Pensacola for Antwerp.
Rio Janeiro May 13-Sailed, bark Farewell
Her, Klein, Brunswick.
/ Boston, June 6-Arrived, schr Levina F War
b. Cole Brunswick.
Cleared bark Nereid, Griffin, Brunswick.
I Darien, June 6-Arrived. bark Anna Nor
Hrnesen Bermuda.
1 Cleared schr Minnie A Bonsall, Lodge, New
Maven.
jacksonville, June 6-Sailed, schr H S Ian
bur- Woodland, Baltimore.
Norfolk, June 6-Arrived, schr Fannie +
olston, Richmond. Va, for Savannah (set
Ziscelany)
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MEDICAL.
Hurrah |!

off people could only know
what a splendid medicine
Simmons Liver Regulator is
there would be many a ply
stefan without a patient, and
many an interminable doctor
bill saved. l consideritinfal-
hble in malarial infection.
| had for many years been
a perfect physical wreck
from a combination of COM
plants, all the outgrowth
of malaria in my system,
and even under the skillful
hand of DIR. j. P. Jones, OF
this city, l had despaired of
ever being a well woman
again. Simmons Liver Reg
rlator was recommended to
me. I tried it; it helped
me, and it is the only thing
that ever did me any good.
I persevered in its use, and
I am now in perfect health.
l know the medicine cured
me, and l always keep it as
a reliable standby in my
family" Resp'y,
Mrs. MARY RAY, Camden, AIa.
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Memorial pay at staunton.

SrAUNToN, VA, June S.-Confederate
memorial day was observed to-day. Com
parativeiy few people were present, A
Section of the Staunton Artillery, preceded
by the Stonewall Brigade Band and fol-
lowed by citizens, marched to the confed-
crate cemetery. where flowers were strewn
over the graves of the confederate soldiers.
Gen. Thomas L. Rosser was the orator.
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CONSIGNEES.


ger Charleston and Savannah Ry. June s.
UPa,NNoM,e' TORI nt, Williams, Dease.
nTo5cock, h & Co, w W Chisholm, r Judge. z r
ME- vsS, a frank & Co, Chestnut & ON. Lee Roy
~; 81 steamer David Clark, from Fernandina-
N9 Faaai Bros Co, Chestnut & ON, Jas Ray,
Ii v I ns d Co w Chisholm, E Lovell's Sons.
II Fancy, NJ Maclean & Co, M Y Henderson.
~ ~ L Jones, ] P Williams & Co, Ivey Bros
a. a. J4o Lyons & Co, Wilcox, G & Co, Ellis, Y
fr 70 Cooper, W Jackson, G Kolshorn &,
p Per Central Railroad June s-Fordg Agt.
,S ea,on y, w Jackson, j P Williams & Co.
|B1idnlGI' q ON, Peacock, H & Co, Ludden & B,
I'm I'm ~ q 20. Decker & F, NJ Ferst & Co, John
b Nr messy = Lee Roy Myers Co, S Krouskof.
Era,22,ealS BROS, S Guckenheimer & Son, G A
cyyS yV y smith Bros, Slater, NJ & Co, L Putzel.
H. uG A, ) Shotter & Co. Geo Meyer. DR. r
\ SSSl Ins' hammond, H & Co. Vulcan Iron Co,
R H dr,nIlk 81 90. HAYNES & E, Harmon & G.
r pp ul ~ 90, q W Tiedeman & Bro. NJ TheuS,
cmr1ano NODES se s. q GO, A Enrich & Bro, NJ Doyle,
Kan Kan q V, O'Neal, H Solomon & Son, T
{ Bros ~. = Z Suits Co, Harms q j, Keller
EN-, SS : Z, w. H Champion, Stanley & s,
D NET NET Son, Lindsay & NJ Nedlinger & R,
ID "0eu q Co. Standard Oil Co, Stillwel, NJ &
tSr Savannah, Florida and Western Ry, June
haven Inc m9Ipklns; H Myers & Bros, d B Lester,
Bpovcan lqIuIstriel Home, NJ Ferst g. Co. James ]
N1yneC5, L Putzel, g W Tiedeman & Bro, John
olo,nnna, Suits & Co.Lee Roy Myers & Co,
NoreaiIiS q Co. Dale, D & Co, J H Hennessy, G
h arnoeiL savannah Steam Bakery, Lum Lee, W
Wamlr' W McDonough. A n Champion, W
a, "el i; Grady, Del & Co, Grady, Del & Co,
peond if 4 d, NC HavInan, II solomon & Son
r,, names, H Wolff, A Enrich & Bro, j 6
q 81 - tbilnson q Co, Ludden & B, Arnold & t,
Xieint atrlicb, Mrs Anna Wilson. w w Chisholm
FriarrIlaalII Eros & Co, d A MCGEE. W @ Jackson
" 9Gn q Co, McDonough & Co. E T Roberts
III Hetien, L Jones.
lsh Z 4 Go. N n crimson r W ROY Cbas
Wv n.y. Cornwell & C. w G Cooper. Madi-
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Norfolk, Va, June 6-Schr Fannie wolston,
pom Richmond for Savannah, which arrived
Fere today, noted protest. The captain re-
forts sailed from Richmond, Va, with a cargo
[re, and about May 20, off Hatteras, had sails
fown away, and put in here for repairs.
Schr Alice Archer. from Bath, Me, for Charles
fon, c. when 10 days out, was spoken by the
Eoston about 50 miles ESE of Cape Henry.
+he Archer had foresail blown away
Maceo, sday 11-Bark Temple Bar (Br) has
tlpped off the reef and sunk in deep water.
[lhe Temple Bar was wrecked near Maceio
fhiles on voyage from Rio Janeiro for Pensa-
BOA
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PASSENGERS.

r and Mrs T + Thompson and daughter, Miss
Aoore, j Foley, L II Culder, H G Kendall,
HIS koester Wilkens, L Billingrath, Jno
So aEe, Brady. Wrinkle, Mr. and Mrs G L
aaCSonhe, Hillman. Z Hunter, Mr. and Mrs D
ar ana Mrs n KAISER and child, Miss N j Hun
q, ii. ! Rockwell, Miss K Leland, o Vein, ] H
i nun Geo Beckman, Peter Schaffer, Brady,
bbeht Mrs Powell, colored, and ? storage.
IL IL Einstein, A Denny and wife. Miss
q @Hnlte, DR. 5 White and wife. Mr. Endel, r
ol4nmS, Knppenburg, ] Wilson. Del
~ ~, j = D Rhodes and wife, G E Ingesby and
Fer steamer David Clark, from Fernandina-
Vs. IN j. brown Sr, Miss Dean. G T Clark, l. B
Carter, W @ Hillyer
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SPOKEN

Bark Zanrak CNorl, Mathiesen, Savannah for
June 2, lat As, Ion %.
Bark Der Wanderer Ger, Bowen, from Bruins
Fck for Queenstown, lat 43, lon so Qby German
Ieamer Saale).
Bark johanna Geertruida Dutch. Rayheer,
rom Darien for Delfyzl, May 10, lat SO, lon 81.
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EXPORTS

bales upland cotton, 95 bales domestics and
m, lu2 bales sea island cotton, 100 bbls pitch
" 6bls rosin, 100 bbls spirits turpentine, Ass
ayes, 10000 feet lumber. ~ bales hides, 2,054
xes fruit, II turtles, 1905 pkgs vegetables, 16
rs IS 5lg iron, a bales wool, 712 sacks potatoes,
b5lS oil, 172 pkgs mdse.
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RECEIPTS

Per steamer David Clark, from Fernandina-
boxes hardware, 4 boxes glass, IS SKIS bones, 2
asses boots and shoes, 2 bbls honey, / Dbl beans,
bales cotton, bales hides, bales wool, IS
ols roSin. 80 bbls spirits turpentine, bbs bot
les, case honey, 2 jugs wine.
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STABLES
STABLES.
Tennessee Stables

ID OARDfSG by Ire day or week and best at.
ID tention given 20 stock and harness; my
leference is the stock have. Gail and be Goa
vinced CHAS. 4. M0T5INGER.
- Wet Broad Street.
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Death of an Alderman.

RICHMOND. VA, June S.--Capt. Lucieu
L. Boss. president Of the board OF aldermen,
died to-day.
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MEDICAL.
Thick and G!ossy,"

THE PRODUCTION of an abundant
1 growth of hair, of silk-like texture
and of the original color, often results
from the use, by those who have become
bald or gray, of Ayers Hair Vigor:
81 was rapidly becoming gray and
bald but after using two or three
bottles of Ayers Hair Vigor my hair
grew thick and glossy and the oriEi-
nal color was restored. IN. Aldrich,
Canaan Centre, n. H.
"a trial of Ayers Hair Vigqr has con-
WINGED me of its merits. Its use has
not only caused the hair Of my wife and
daughter TO be abundant and glossy, but
it has given my rather stunted mus
tache respectable length and appear
aLce." -R. Britton, Oakland, Ohio.
~ have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
the past four or five years and find it
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
1t is all that / could desire, being HARM
less, causing the hair to retain IFS
natural color, and requiring but small
quantity to render the hair easy to ar
range. - Mrs. Nj. A. Bailey, 9 Charles
ST., Haverhill, Mass.
Ayers Hair vigor,
PREPARED ny
Or. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY Druggists and Fcrfumers-
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.yrPPIsG INTELLIGENCE.
~ TIRE ALNANAc-THIs DAY.


/ -, TIRE AI.MANAC-THIS DAY.
4 RISES ----'--'-'-'--'----''----'' 80 80
l. crTs -.--.---.------'- -.'-' - 49,
..1 WATER At SAVANNAH. sos n, 5:54 N
MONDAY. June 10. 1883.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
,.-i-, CITY of Birmingham, Berg, New
el 's.,r7shiD VIM Crane, Billups, Baltimore-W
Ter David Clark. Bailey, Fernandina-c
lit. LAM Adyance, Bevil, Augusta G Ned
l.. A GENT, ... r.h,,o, Do-;a,,
Sou B-nnswick-W T Gibson, Agt.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
|c...mship Nacoochee. New York.
80 ida Lawrence, Baltimore
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TERRA GOTTA.
PERTH AMBOY TERRA GOTTA CO

Architectural Terra Gotta.
SPECIAL SIZES AND ccLoRs OF FRONT
BRICK
is Corflandt. New York, N VI; Drexel Builar
ng, Philadelphia, Pa; 81 South Clark street,
Chicago. ILL.,. Perth Amboy. Nj.
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which complete itself, largest concern
the kind IN the South 1t is thoroughly EQUIPPED having
and all the latest mechanical appliances in
art the best OF artists and the most sk1fu nChog
raphers, all under the management OF an experienced
Euperntendent. .6
It also has advantage or being part OF a we'll
equipped printing binding house. provided with
thing necessary handle orders promptly carefully and
economically.
Corporations, manufacturers banks bankers,
chants and other business who about placing
orders solicited give this house opportunity to
figure orders OF sufficient
nitude it, special agent viii be make
estimates
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STRICT BUSINESS HABITS.

The queen is q woman of strict business
habits and steady application; the amount
of Correspondence she gets through is enor-
nous. In the private portion of this cor
respondence her majesty is assisted by her
private secretary, lady in waiting, and a
maid of honor, especially by the Dowager
Marchioness of Ely, one of the ladies who is
a valued friend.
When the court is at Windsor the men,
bers of the household in attendance are one
lady in waiting these ladies are always
peeresses), two maids of honor, a lord in
waiting also the keeper of The privy purse,
the private secretary, assistants in both de-
partments, and the master Of the house.
hold. The attendance is the same at Os-
borne and 6almoral, with the exception of
the lord in waiting.
To attend to her majesty's toilet and
wardrobe there are five maids-viz., three
dressers and two wardrobe women. The
senior dresser, who has been many years
with her majesty, is specially charged with
the task of conveying orders to different
Observation-Disclosures, diapers, dress
makers, ETC., one dresser and one wardrobe
woman are in constant attendance Oh
the queen, taking alternate days.
Dress is a matter in which even in her
young DAYS ker majesty does not appear TO
have taken much interest. At present her
perpetual mourning allows Of no crude
color combination. Some of US elders have
a pleasant, if vague, recollection of Vic
toria Regina good many years ago-say
forty or forty-three-in very simple and
becoming bonnet tied beneath the chin, a
wreath OF wild roses nader the brim franz
ing sweet, kindly young face. All, me!
sorrow and experience nave written their
cruel marks on hers and ours since then.
INTERVIEWS WITH ROYALTY.
If admitted to the queen infor nally, the
page in waiting simply ammo lnces the visi-
tors name thus. MIR. -. Your Ma iasts
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A CARD FROM KROUSKOF.F|:',,

The last Flowers of Spring still Blooming at
KROUSKOFFS. Almost every Lady in Savannah can
testify to the excellence Of Millinery and to the
immense lines which displayed this season. and is
fact that have equaed the large display of Novelties
in quality and in prices the best establishment in New York
Our RETAILING AT WHOLESALE PRICES is an
acknowledged fact. And now that we are closing our
season. and floors still too crowded. have decided to
sell from this date entire lines Straw Hats Bonne
Flowers Feathers etc, at much less than wholesale prices
fact at almost your price Our Great Ribbon Sale
continued until further notice.
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MONDAY. June 10. 1889.
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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-04-13
Arlzonians In Trouble.

For the past two years the Noriega
brothers, M. Barragan and Geo. Nc
Fee have been grazing their cattle on
the California side Of the river. They
constantly missed cattle from their
herds, but could not discover who haa
stolen them. A close watch has been
kept of late, and they found new
trail, and, following it up for some
time, also found a number of their
cattle on ranch owned 10y a man
named Knight. The ears of the
stolen cattle had been cropped, the
original brand vented and the new
owners iron substituted.
With cattlemen's anger they seized
the suspected man, tied him to horse
and carried him to Banning, before
one Of the learned justices of the
peace of San Bernardino county, who,
with wonderful Judgment, ordered
that the prisoner, his captors and
neighbors, who had joined the party
later on, be committed to the coun-
ty jail at San Bernardino. The
names of the Arizonians incarcerated
are: Juan Noriega, F. Noriega, Man
uel Barragan, G. Welsh and Geo. w.
McFee The unfortunate men will be
promptly bailed out, and it is a pretty
sure thing that they will return their
herds to Arizona where the stockman
is assured of some protection.