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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-28

For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap.
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company
Coke. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
3m Exclusive Agents.
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SIE ADVERTISEMENT of p. Pollard & Son on
4th page.
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Main offce-Pa. avenue and 9th street.
Market stands-S.h street wing Center Market
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Ten PR CENT discount off of Carpets and
Furniturs this week at ". Ii. HoEKE, sol Mar
ket space.
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Statue of Zachary TAYLOR,

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Referring to communication published in
The STAR of 25th instant and your excellent
editorial comments thereon in your issue OF
26th instant relating to the erection Of a long
deserved and durable monument to ex-Presi-
dent and Gen. Zachary Taylor, permit me to
suggest that a few minutes time will accom-
plish the legislation you suggest on the sub
ject as there is now ON the calendar of the
House Senate bill No. 27S7 (fftieth Congress),
which has been referred to the House COM
mittee on the library and by it considered and
reported to the House, with recommendation
that it pass; and it doubtless will, if any one
would make the effort. Please state these
facts, if you have space for this note. s**
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Penna. Crushed Coke, 25 bushels s250;
so per cent better THAI gas-house coke. A. II.
WILLIAMS q Co., els It'll ST. NV s
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WE STILL HAVE A FULL. ASSORTMENT OF
w Oyerco&ts and 6its TO select from & prices that
estonieh you: THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
AoHnAS0 ". 9ta ana = So. n0-Sm
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
MEsMERIsM USED AS HEALING AGENT
W with wonderful success In the treatment Of all
teal Psychology by Prof Carpenter. ONCE 5l2 9th 81
NV. Hours from 10 am. 20 pm. jars
7 AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
Dr. WILSON, HOS Park Place ne, bet and G iith
and 18th SITS ne Ladies only. Remedy, s5 jaes-3t'
~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable LAdies'
Physician in the City.
Can be consulted daily 4o4 ST. between ~ and 9th
Prompt treatment Correspondence and cousults-
ton strictly CONFIDENTIAL Separate rooms for ladies'
Office always open. JA5-4w.
NINE, DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABIIsHED AND
to p. m with Ladies only. Bls-7m.
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
DIR. BROTHERS IL the oldest-estabiished advertise
ing Ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies, yOu can
confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS,. 900 b ST. W.
Particular attention paid % all diseases peculiar 70
jaG-lm.
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
NJ or two of DIR. BROTHERS. lnyigoratine Cordial
VIII cure any Of nervous debility and loss Of
horsepower II imparts yigor 70 the whole system
Male or female. 900 b st. sw. Js3-lm'
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS aOe ST
IL ss- appeared before me and made oath that he is
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist In this city,
and will guarantee IN all cases of private diseases
Of men and furnish medicine, or no chanee consllts
ton and advice free at any hour of the day. sub.
scribed and sworn before me by DIR BROTHERS.
Il q G NILS NIiary PG6e n and for tbs
d21-lms
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ STANDARD Remedy for an blood diseases causing
in b t1rtb obs hG SFy fIe Is per sS1
&c aprice' 81 Sen, se9led ~ mail For sale :,
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Sunday at the Jail.


POUR CONVICTED MURDERERs JOIN IN RELIGIOUS
SERVICES.
Yesterday morning at the Jail a number of
colored christians called on VIM Briggs and
Albert Green. the two condemned colored pris-
oners. who are under sentence to be hung
April 5, also on Nelson Colbert who has been
convicted of the murder of Philip Wenzel, and
Taylor Cary. charged with the murder of his
brother at Freedmen's hospital. In the double
cell occupied BY the latter, Briggs and Green
were baptized and received into the church.
and also received the sacrament Subsequently
there were preaching services in the rotunda
and the four prisoners named stood at the gate
of the south wing and joined in the singing
and prayer. Briggs spoke very effectively and
expressed himself as being at peace with God
and man.
The SECOND ASSIvERsARY Of the Young Peo-
pies association of the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian church was celebrated at the church last
night. choir of twelve voices sung some
choice HYMNS during the evening. The pastor
of the church, Rev. +. d. Power in a short
address exhorted the association to continue
the work which has made such fattering pro-
gress. A few remarks were also made by F. NJ
Bradley.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-There was held Fri
day evening at the Soldiers Home chapel tenn
perance meeting under the auspices of the
Womans Christian Temperance union, which
was opened by singing, followed by prayer.
Miss Chase then made few remarks, and an
interesting literary and musical program was
rendered by Miss Hansmln, Miss JOSIE Lee. of
Anaeostia. Miss Ida ONeal, Mr.. Irwin b.
Moulton. and Col. James c. Lee. of Virginia.
Among those present were: The Right Rev.
Percival Rose, of Richmond. Va; Miss Mary l..
NeComas. of Maryland: Irof. Randall b. Saun-
ders, Miss Nellie Magrudfr, of New Mexico, and
Mrs. H. b. Moulton, of Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. p.vxxro,w w. u, Az ru,s rvvx,xo
Miss Fanny Davenport. who has been suffering
with q severe cold, arrived here yesterday
morning and placed herself under DIR. Magru-
der, who announces that the lady viii be well
enough to begin her Washington engagement
IN la Tosca" this evening
ATTENTION Is CALLED to the sale Of new
brick house on sth street east. near East Capt.
tol street, to take place at auction tomorrow.
January 20, at 3 o'clock p. m. This sale pre-
SCENTS an unusual opportunity for investment or
residence for ones own use, in q good neigh
borhood. See advertisement.
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DIR. Henley's Remedy for Ladies.

Ladies suffering from nervousness. sleepless-
ness, or any nervous trouble, can find imme-
date relief and be cured by using DIR. Henley
Celery Beef and Iron. Sold by all druggists. 8
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Mas. SNEAD's FUNERAL.-The funeral of Mrs,
Fayette C. Snead occurred yesterday afterno on
a. st. Johns P. E. church. Rev. DIR. Leonard
officiated and there was large number of the
friends of the deceased present. The floral
tributes were numerous, and appropriate music
was rendered by volunteer choir of young
ladies. The pall-bearers were Senator Palmer
Representative Breckenridge, Major Goodloe
Capt. John Rodgers, Mr.. Thomas Wilson, Ma ].
j. N. Wright
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Don't Purchase a Sewing Machine
before you try the standard" ]. ]. HOLLIS
TER. agent, sos st. NV, Masonic Temple.
262S,03l
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i Boy IA to Is ct o6 90 and "a that are worth
nfeT{ aSsSe tass rHafH1t s6 e t6s LONDON ASD
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CITY ITEMS.
Augenstein, 81, $40, s2l eth st. NV.

Au8enstefns OH, S19, 81 9Th SC. NV.
We are about 10 make some important changes
in our business. and in order 20 do 80 must re-
duce our stock. which we propose to do by sell
ing all goods way below cost. Read prices for
Tomorrow: dog. Breakfast Plates, l7c.; 4
dog. Dinner Plates, 2Sc.; decorated new shape
Chamber Sets. s20s; engraved Gas Globes. 2sc.i
large Coal Sleeves, l0c.: 3-string Brooms, lOc.;
Cedar Water Pals, with brass hoops. 25c. ia
panned Knife Boxes, &c.: Clothes Hampers,
slightly soiled. 3Sc.; decorated Tea Sets, 81 20,
worth Sc: Rattan Baby Carriages, wire wheels,
finely upholstered, s63s. worth sl2: "a full and
complete line of carriages at lower prices than
any other house in the city,; Block-tin Sauce
pans, 14c.; large Coal Holds, 2lc.; 4 dog.
Rogers Silver-plated Teaspoons, 73c.; doz.
Tablespoons or Forks to match. Sl.37: 5 bars
Laundry Soap, lSc.; and thousands of other
bargains which we are too busy to mention.
Call and examine. AuaKNsrEIN's.
ST. $40 and s2i 7th ST n W.
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FINE BUTTER.
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EXHIBITION OF THE COLUMBIA ATHLETIC
CLUB.-The regular Saturday evening athletic
exhibition OF the Columbia athletic club took
place last Saturday night at the clubhouse, and
was very interesting. The exhibition hall on
the first floor was crowded with members and
invited guests OF the club. The first event was
three-round glove contest between Messrs
De Saussaure and Compton. Then came a
fencing bout between Lieuts. Mason and Dunn.
The high jumping had five entries. Shelley
won at five feet. The wrestling bout between
Messrs. OLeary and Brock was won by the for
mer. This was followed by sparrin9 exhibi-
ton between Messrs. Shelley and Jones. which
was hotly contested. "A tug-of-war, in which
Messrs. Harrison, Moore, and Brown defeated
Messrs. Wade, Muldoon, and Shelley. Concluded
the tournament. Another exhibition will be
given next Saturday night.
ESJorSISe A SALE.-Messrs. w. A. Cook and
+. I. Browning, for George W. Harvey. have
filed bill in equity against John J. Hogan. A.
A. Wilson, Thomas Holden. and Annie Headley.
for an injunction to restrain the sale of HoI,
den's interest in sublot 2l3, square 675. It ia
claimed that the property was that of the firm
of Harvey d Holden, although il does not "a
appear on the face of the deed. Complainant
alleges that the judgment under which the
sale 10 threatened was for debt which had
nothing whatever to do with the partnership.
and he had settled the partnership.
The boiler Of the oyster police steamer Nc
Lane, which was injured ON her recent trip 70
st. Mary's county in search Of . missing presi.
Dental elector, has been repaired Capt. How
ard saiied for the oyster grounds this morning.
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HurTah! We can now get first-class lini-
ment for only % cents, Salvation Oil
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active and steady; mess. Inspected Sll 2S9
II so; extra prime 50 50. Beef dull: extra mess
81 Beef hams quiet at SIS. Tierced beef slow;
city extra In iia mess Sl3 80 Ii5 o.. Cut meats
easy; picked bellies. 6 b6Ikc: picked shoulders
5G5s4c; picked hams 9Gl9l4c Middles dull;
short clear s 80. Lard stronger and more
active; western steam IS 50I6 s; options-NO-
vember delivery So so, December delivery s. S5
90 80 bid; January delivery Sc 35 Freights
steady; cotton, per steam 7-32d; grain, per
steam AID.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Tradiug In wheat was
m 1derate. Operators were rather inclined to
sell December. and those disposed 10 buy gave
MAY the preference, and the premium between
these futures was - G414c. The market ruled
iairly steady most of the session within q lower
range OF prices, the decline bein most marked
IN December. Corn ruled quiet and inactive
most of the session, trading being light and
fluctuations limited to 1sR4c range. The
speculative market opened shade under the
closing prices of yesterday was steady for a
time. became easier, ruled steadier, and close .
shade better than Monday. Oats were active,
stronger and higher. In mess pork there was q
little more trading, and the feeling was steady.
Not much life in lard was manifested. Pric 5
ruled 2l6 CSC higher. Very little business in
short ribs was transacted. Buyers were back
ward about paying former prices
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steaiy. w eat-No. spring soc; No. Cred soc.
Corn-No. 2, S2,sc. Osts-No. 2, 2O1ac. Mess
pork 50 62,a0975. Lari at IS 10 Short rib
sides, loose, s. 1005 40. Shoulders quiet. Short
clear quiet. Whisky 81 OF.
Leading 4uudres ran Sed as follows:
OOenllg. Highest Closing.
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A. r. ALTMAYER & co.
A. II. ALTMAYER & co.
ALTMAYER'S
No! There Are No
Dull Days in This
WideaWake Estab-
Iishment.

It's a curious fact that while
the little fellows" up the
street are foamIng, fretting
and frothing over the dull
business of the past few weeks,
our business IS booming along
with an increase that's really
refreshing. We attribute it
to the TACT that all connected
with this LIVE BUSINESS are
PUsHERs. There are no
sleepy, sluggish, slow-witted
people here. Then again we
have the ability to buy in
immense quantities for CASH.
The knowledge Of values to
buy right; and the nerve to
sell at the closest margins.
The bats and decoys that
are held up by some of the
self-styled leaders III!
originators l!l!!l of low
prices, etc, are just such
goods as you'll find here
quoted without any buster
or noise at from ten to forty
per cent lower than the bar
gain ! I'LL figures OF those
windy little fellows"
Here's a few of the many
values which we offer for
this weeks sale:
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M I L L L N E r Y
SECOND FLOOR-MAIN AISLE

SECOND FLOOR-MAIN AISLE.
Here's where something new is seen every day.
The headquarters Of fashion, where competition
is unknown.
lot ladies' Misses and Children's Trimmed
and Untrimmed Hats reduced TO 25c. some
worth 75c.
lot Ladies', and Misses Wool Felt Hats new
styles and cOlors, reduced 10 &c These are nos
the tow, cotton, dust, paste and composition
kind that are sold under the same name but at
nueh lower figure. We warrant these to
hold their shape and color, and to give entire
satisfaction
lot ladies' Imported Fine French Felt Hats,
new coiorS. new shapes; price down to 81 25.
lot Fincy Wings, reduced TO l0c
lot Fancy Wings reduced to Csc
lot Fancy W ngs and Birds re iuced to &c.
lot Fancy Ribbons, all pnre silk ribbon Nos.
10, ~, AMI 30. reduced to Soc. grand value.
Satin aced Velvet Ribbon all the rage for
trimming, down to one-half urica
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ReadyMade Dresses
SECOND FLooR-BULL STREET AISLE.

SECOND FLOOR-BULL STREET AISLE.
This is the only department
Of it's kind in Savannah. We
exhibit this week a line of
beautiful dresses just in from
the workrooms of one of the
most ultra-f fashionable dress
makers ofNew York. Words
are inadequate to describe
these beautiful garments. You
must see them, and feel them,
and price them, then you'll
appreciate 'em. The only
thing about these garments
that hasn't got a Fifth Avenue
tinge is the price.
We also offer the following. Prices, recollect.
are for this week only
Ladies' Cashmere Dresses, In brown, tan,
green, old ross, etc. etc, are down TO 81 80.
Ladies' ATWOOD Buffalo Serge Dresses,
pleated 'front.' trimmed with velvet very
stylish, So As, down from $40
Ladies' Tailor Made ATWOOD Ladies' Cloth
Dresses, elegantly made, trimmed with braid,
etc, former price Sl4 so, down this week TO
1898.
lot Ladies ilk Dresses. in black solid
colors, ETC.. this seasons style, price $25; down
from S37 3d.
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SILK DEPARTMENT,
MAIN AISLE, LEFT.

MAIN AloLh, LEE L.
Notwithstanding the advance
of ten per cent. made by all
the manufacturers Of silks the
past week, and the possibility
of a still further advance, we
will continue our Great Sale
of Silks and Pushes the
coming week at the following
rulnous prices:
10 pieces Black Gros Grain Silks, the regular
81 a5 quality, down this week to Seize
II pieces left Of our famous 81 80 quality
Black eros Grain and Faille Silks. Price this
week CSC.
10 pieces Colored Faile Silk, in all the latest
tints. CSC. down from 81 so.
81 pieces of that 65c. Surah we told you about.
Price this week 371bc.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-Ilour closed dull Wheat
closed lower and generally weak throughout;
No. red, cash rs 07S}sc, December delivery
79091Sc, May delivery S4140S4I4c, closing at
o4>ec asked. Corn steady but very quiet; So. :
mixed, cash, 30'sc; November delivery 30L9c
oats firm; No. ?, cash 191A4l914c bid; May
delivery y SC, January delivery 10 C. Wnis y
81 OF. Provisions closed with fair business at
unchanged prices.
CISCINNAri. Nov. 19-Flour dull Wheat firm {;
No.2 I'd 71Q7Sc. Corn firm; 10. liked 81 a
Provisions-Pork steady at $40 Lard stronger
at So. Bulk meats firm; lort ribs s 37,a
Bacon firm; short clear at So S716. Whisky
steady at 81 o. Hogs higher; common and
Lg { unquoted, packing and butchers % 800
BALTIMORE. Nov. l9-Flour, fair jobbing de-
mand. Wheat-Southern scarce aad steady;
Fultz 7S1S5c; Longberry 74tS54c; Wester /
Der delivery 794D791sc. Corn-Southern en-
tirely nominal; white 41044c yellow 4OG43c;
Western weak.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-Coffee unchanged.
Sugar strong; Louisiana open kettle, prime
ll-l6c, fully fair 416c; centrifugals, plantation
graduated 67-16c, choice white 5-l6l163sc.
choice yellow clarified 54 as 13-16c. Molasses-
Lo lisilna open kettle strong, fancy &c. choice
c; centriugals easy, fancy 3J033c. good
prime % 23c.
Lou1svILLE, Nov. 19.-Grain closed unchanged
Wheat-No. 2 red, 76c. Corn-No. mixei, 50 &C.
Oats-No. 2, 21 ~2Q12 C. Provisions nominal:
So rs. Bulk meats-cl EAR ribs s. so; cured Shout
ders S.. Mess pork quiet. Sugar-cured hams
S11 OOG1i so. Lard, cno.ce leaf SIS so.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. noon.-Spirits turpentne
quiet and nominal at 4516 046c. Kosin quiet but
steady at 81 0191 al u ..
800 p. m.-Rosin steady; common to good
strained 81 71601 1315. Turpentine dull and
nominal at 4514G454c.
CHARLESTON, Nov 19.-Turpentine quiet at
I434c. Rosn firm; good strained ST. 0716
WILMNGroN, Nov. 10. Spirits turpentine
steady at Al &C. Rosin firm; strained Csc,
good strained ST.. Tar firm at ST. 40 Crude
turpentine firm; hard IL 20, yellow dip and
virgin 81 IS.
NEw YoRK, Nov 19.-Rice steady and in
moderate demand; domestic 1906 &C.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-Rice quiet; ordinary
to good 3]804sc.
PETROLEUM.
NEW v0pK. Nov. 10. Petroleum market
opened steady at 81 90 y, but after slight ad-
vance in the early trading, became weak and
declined to 81 0S34 The market then rallied,
and closed firm at 81 099k.
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DRESS GOODS.
NAN AISLE. LEFT.

A Salt Lake justice of the peace was recently
called upon to unite a couple in matrimony.
The name OF the groom was John PHI When
the justice reached tine point of the ceremony
where the bride agrees 10 take the groom for
better or worse the Justice said: CLARA. do
you take this PillY" The bride was heard to
respond Yes almost inaudibly, while her face
was suffused with bushes.
The 'Iittle fellows" who
hold up their hands in holy
horror at the immense strides
which we've made in the
dress goods trade of this
town find our pills hard ones
to swallow. Our customers,
on the other hand, seem to
heartily enjoy them. They
find they're quite rejuvenating
to their pocketbooks. Here's
the pills we offer in this de-
partment this week:
Bambaala Dress Goods at 316c.
Wool-nlled Dress Goods at 10c.
Very Pretty Dress Goods that look as well az
the best, and wear almost as well, at 19c., ESQ,
and 29c.
That elegant line of Imported English Serges.
in ali the newest colorings, which we told You
about at 7bc., is marked down this week to Soc
That beautiful line of Fine Dress Goods in
French Serges, French Henriettas and Novelty
Goods, which were on exhibition last week at
81, are m rked down this week to 73c.
Shelves we never heavier or counters moro
literally stocked with pretty materials for
evening wear than now. All the tints OF the
rainbow, and hundreds more besides are here
China silks in lengths suitable for trimming
evening dresses, tea gowns, etc, are here in
endless array. It's really worth a walk Of
miles TO see ali these pretty things, and find
how cheap they are.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
FINANCIAL

New York. Nov. 70, noon.-Stocks opened
gun gun and heavy. Money tight at per cent.
Exxcnange-long, 81 S104 SlL4; short, 81 S5@
sooA. Gove-ument bonds neglected State
ponds dull but steady.
?, Following were the noon stock quotations:
Ere. -. 49,. 27A Richm q X W. PIT
= lcago & NorCn. 11234 Terminal. 1874
NNa AAe Snore. 80. .10615 Western Union. S41s
NOR Z pref. COZ
,ro:U p: m.-Exchange quiet but steady.
money tight at cole per cent. Sub-treasury bal.
enc ss-Gold, S15' $4,000; currency. SO, $50, OOO
o ~os.ernment bonds dull but steady; four per
yfoS sIx Y; four and half per cent. coupons
IoSsS State bonds neglected
Inc stock market was again under the In
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Steamship Karoon (Br), Saunders, Bremen
Minis & Sons.
Steamship Truro City Br), Roope, Amster-
dam-Strachan & Co.
Bark Normanvik (Nor), Alfsen, Rotterdam
Hoist & Co.
Bark Swift (Nor), Bang, Rosario-A Salas &
Co.
Brig Emma Shaw (Br). Porter, Charleston,
with part cargo of nitrate from Pisagua-
Master.
Schr Island City, Voorhees,, Baltimore-Dale,
Dixon & Co.
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ALTMAY ER'S


FIRST FLooR-MAIN AISLE RIGHT.
NOTE-Ail Gloves ranging in price from 75c.
ami upward ittsd in the store are fully war
ranted.
Ladies Black and Colored Kid Gloves 4oc
Ladies Black, Tan, and Gray KID Gloves
guaranteed when fitted In the store) 75c: well
worth 81.
Ladie,' s-button Colored Kid Gloves CSC
worth %.
Ia les Suede Mousquetalre Gloves s-button
length IN all shades ST 25
We point Nth pride 70 tho above because We
know the same quality goods cannot be bought
elsewhere at near the same figures
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HIOOH-LAINE
A DAMABk SALE. Wen invite you to an
unusual treat this week. Not a table set with
the choicest viands and toned up to the most
fastldious palate, but chance TO cover your
tables with the most beautiful and appetizinr
cloths you ever saw and at figures that win
appall competition and delight customers.
A beautiful 75c. quality 60-inch White Damask
this week 47c.
An elegant quality White Table Damask I'd
63c. down from 20c.
Our 81 quality down this week to 73c.
Our great "30c. Leader quality down this
week to 1Sc.
RED DAMASK Table Linen, grand value. &c,
down from Csc
Our famous 40c. quality Red Table Damask
down this week TO 29c.
Genuine Fast Turkey Red" Table Damask.
GO inches wide down this week to 7)c
Genuine "Old Turkey Red" Table Damask
az inches wide, down this week TO CSC.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bark Nobreza (Port), which was reported
abandoned on Sept II last while on a voyage
from Lisbon to Brunswick. Ga, was picked UP
aud towed into Bermuda Nov totally dismasted
and rndder gone.
Beaufort, n @. Nov 17-Schr Warren Hail.
Walker from Savannah for New York, and
several large vessels are anchored under Look
out Wind blowing a gale from NE; weather
threatening.
Charleston, Nov 17-Schr William Bird,
from Port Royal, s G. for Baltimore, anchored
off Charleston night of 10th in consequence of
a heavy head wind; resumed voyage this after
noon.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS.

FIRST FLOOR-CENTER AND BULL STREE
AISLES
JUST IN-ADother lot of those celebrated
Scarlet Atwood Flannel Shirts aud Drawers al
7Sc. One combination lot Gents Wool Under.
wear (suits), in white and colored, price this
week So. The above sound values represent but
a drop in the bucket of what we really have ID
gents underwear. See US for underwear before
making your purchases.
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Liverpool, Nov 17--Arrived, steamship Ian
caster (Br) Brunswick.
Prawle Point, Nov 16-Passed, steamship
Washington City OBJ, Randall, Savannah for
Reval.
Bermuda, Nov 14-Arrived, schr Prescott
Hazletine, Kneeland, Fernandina
In port, bark Schiller Ger Savannah for
Buenos Ayres waiting ORDERS has discharged
Cienfuegos. Nov 6-Sailed, schr Lloret de Mar
(Sp), Suris, Pensacola
Bluefields, Nov SIN port, steamship Ydun
(Nor), Stoltz, for Savannah.
Havana, Nov 12-Sailed, brig Lince (Sp)
Maristany. Brunswick.
Boston, Nov 17-Arrived, schr Jacob Reed,
Nickerson, Brunswick.
Coosaw, S C, Nov 17-Arrived schr Francis @
Yarnall, Port Royal S G.
S lied, steamship Ravensdale (Br), Davis,
United Kingdom.