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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
Hosiery.

IT this our January sale we will Offer
at II cents.-....I9 cents 20 cents
Two thousand dozen
ladies' and Childrens all wool. Cotton and fleece
lined Hose black, colcred and fancy stripes;
but little more than half value
At FORTY SEVEN CENTS,
Ladies' ENGLISH SILK and FANCY Isle Hose;
worth So and 90 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18

AN INDIAN DANCE BEGUN IL WASHINGTON.
Chicago. Jan. IA dispatch from Coulec CITY,
Washington, says that the Okanogdn Indians near
Ruby CITY are dancing. and the inhabitants are expect
Ing an attack from them at any time. u" town
las lttlc ammunition.
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In Mems Furnishings

AT FORTY.N1NE CENTS
THE BEST SHIRT OFFERED.
Bottles $50 inches long, Of
Utica Wamsutta muslins
BCsons (set r) OF extra fine Irish linen,
double back and front.
Compare with any elsewhere sold az doubles
silk Tecks and Four.n.h hands,
made for best trade, worth
elo and s12 per dozen and
English Braces, best make.
kid ends, usual mice 81 00...........--~"49 CENTS
Balance OF
Gentlemen's English House Coats.
81 %; $50 $685. were sl+ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
Speciai Reductions In Porficres.
In this Our January Sale
WE OFFER
Two Thousand Rugs

., tho lowest prices ever known for perfect goods
U,g. lsx36 so cents were g.
T'"'' o1x4o rs cents were ! 40
oGx5t 100 . 10
aoxao Joy were . 60
3Gx72 2o' were III
AZ 70 t9S were ~
Turkish Rugs 3 Tn II wide
4 To 6 II long .......... 80 % we've s14 to II
.,,ou. Afghan. up II 70 lOng-i7 % were s25 to IS
AII.wooi Drugsets 2hx5 yds. IS 9s were %
DANA vds 4 70; o 80
x3 yds D 10; were %
Ar.orn Goa tskins -3ox60 30 were = W
sh..n.kiu Rugs .....sl 40 ......" 4o-specai Vaiue
IN THIS OUR JANUARY SALE
we offer
At 9s CENTS. .....CROCHET QUILTS
usual price 80
At a aSMARsEILLEs QUILTS
usual price 90
AT11 CENTS. ..EMBROlDERlEs
usual price is cents
AT 50 CENTS. ..skIRTINGs
usual price 81 90
AT 30 CENTS. ...-MENs slLk h. D hDhS
usual price 30 cents
At IN CENTS. .TORCHON LACRs
usual price 1s cents
AT 20 CENTS. ...--EvENINE NETS
" usual price so
AT s. rs silk MANTEL DRAPERIEs
usual price 90
AT IL CENTS....sILk RIBBONS
usual price cents
AT $685. ..wOOL SEAL CAPEs
usual price sls 90
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AR N
a. a. ,as )
Our JANUARY SALE
With
Specials for Coming Week.
Specials for Coming Week.
Ladies' Underwear.
Thousands dozens of new styles-a fresh and slsa
with special Offering Of

Thousands Of dozens styles-a fresh and ssaal
with a special Offering of
FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN
BELOW COST OF MANUFACTURI.
At 10 CENTS.
Corset Covers-tucked fronts---embdy and lace edge
oEemises- open sizes
DFa"erS- oeep .tCur rows OF tucks
At 20 CENTS
CLemises- lace and emily trim. sIes
Drawers and enby trim
Corset Covers-V front-lace and emily trim-all sizes
Skirts cambria Yufte
At 80 CENTS.
Night Gowns-double. yoke back-lace trim--sn sines
Drawers cambria and embd rufie also lace trim
Chenises- lace and emby trim and nsert!ngs.
Corset Covers-hgh and low necklace and enby trim
At SO CENTS.
Skirts hem and tucks.-......ace and emb'y trim
Chemises emby fronts three rows insertnss
Night Gowns-tucked fronts emily and lace trim
Drawers cluster tueks-nne emb'y and lace trim
Corset Covers-ine emby and lace si1es
At 10 CENTS.
Drawers fine emily and lace TRIM with insertinss
Skirts deep enbd rufte and line lace trim
Chemises tine emily trim. ............extra length
Corset Covers-v front and back-emby and lace trim
Night Gownshne cmby plated beck
At 80 CENTS.
Night Gowns-Val; Medici and fine torchon lacs trim
Skirts deep cmb'y rufne-some with inscrtines
Chemises- fine Medici and Val. lace trlm-rbbon rin
Drawers deep emily and lace rufnes and insertings
Corset Covers-fne emb'y and lace tinl--ribbon run
At Lac.
Chemes finest lace and embroidery trim-extra length
Drawers deep lace and embroidery trim and inscrtngs
Skirts finest emily Val and other lace trim
Night Gowns-V emily front-ace trim--plai.cd bach
IN THIS OUR JANUARY SALE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
ALL QUIET AT PINE RIDGE.
THE INDIANS GIVE Up A FEW MORE GUNS
TO THE AGENT.

orsposIT1oN OF THE TRoOPs-A COUNCIL HELD
AND BIG CHIEFS AND GOVERNMENT OFF,
GALS EXCHANGE vIEwS-CHEYENNES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18

WE HAVE ALL OF THE ABOVE IN FCLI.
RANGES or SIZES. AND RECOMMEND AN
EARLY EXAMINATION AND COMPARISON.
No charge made for altering either Ladies' or
Misses suits, tIonks. Fur Garments or Fur Cnpes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
INDIA CLOTHS AT IS CENTS.

IN THIS OUR JANUARY SALE
we offer the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18

At TEN. TWELVE and FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
Jackets Wraps and NewmarAets;
were SIS 90 to s3j 90.
At TWENTY. THIRTY and FORTY DoLLAhS'
Jackets Wraps and hewmarkets;
were $40 90 to :S5 90.
A, FIFTY SIXTY and EIGHTY DOLLARS,
lGcent Long and short Plush Garments that were
300 TO $50 90
Those who visit this week will nnd STOCK lhi''-I
times as great as any other store can very
, ., Cloak. and Wraps are included In this Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
Ladies' CIoakS-" The Lucky Three
THIRD WEEK
Of the great sale Of tho
THREE GREAT STOCKS
Of tho
THREE GREAT CLOAK HOUSES.

SALES ARE WHAT WE SEEK
..,os ,.cKprs were SO 90
"a. Npwu.pxrrs were 90
=. ans ,.cuprs were 10 90
4. .,os xvwu.RKyrs were 10 90
ann p,rsu JACKETS were IL 90
4. 50. p,rsu JACKETS were ~ 90
Al SOS PLUSH REFERS were - W
A. 40. prr.u COATS were 81 90
4. ans Err FACED REFERS were 30 90
Ar 90 PLUSH sACQUES were ~ oo
..,ooo p,rsu s.CorEs were 40 90
,,,,oo p,rsu WRAPS were 2s 90
4. san croru WRAPS wero 20 90
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Conyngten Business College,
GaIneHon, Seras.


Diefes bspdbrte Suititut f1ebt unter
Seituna BON 8. s. @erbin unb ers
freut lid eiaes febr IebEaften Beiu1es.
SE Dem college, ,neIDss ti5er cine On,
5a1l ti@tiger 2ebrer nerfigt, niib In,
ferrt@t ertbeilt III olen @btbeiIungen
Der Sanbels5ran@e: Suhfiihrung,
&crresponoen3, 9tenograpbiren, Sele.
%arapbisen, SDpetnriting &c. Sunge
Mdnner uub Damen, nelde H1 fir
ben 0aabelsfaEb b%orsnbereiten piins
i1en, 1T Die Wnffait befteng su empfeb.
len. Wegen Der ndberen @~iu5elbsiten
Deaoe man iG bireft au Gle WnIfaIt
unn ooteifire: Conyngton Business
College, Galveston, Texas. Circulate
&C. gratis. 23,4,4Ww
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gess fas Mattsr!

Nar hbsr 50Sabsen ldion murbe Mts.
WtnsInD's Sootbins Snrup BON Mils
!ioneu Don MiitterE beim 3}ebuen Der
Climber ansenenbei. Mirtf Du iia
5diaFe burd bag SGseien siuss Giu5es
eefibst, bas iGs 9abnen III unit Dor
5AaesatH rsant2 Mena 20, iafe icfcrt
stae tialdie aon s@-s. GinsEs,y's 500,
is.ng GpgGp~ Eoira. @s,a Wsrta "a uas
5~esaalbar. gs miro Desa sieiaen Qetbena
ben iofbr1 2iaberuna nerfdaHsn. Ser
Idbt Ga3 barauf, Mttter, es lit sein
3wetfel 6arabsr. SIS beilt Sgieatsrp
uub Siarrbos, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren, befeitiet Winb : ROlif. er,
msi6t ben 8aumeu, berbinbert @nt3hn,
oung unb ftdrft bas gauge 5pfen1.
vNfrs. Minsiotps Soothing Syrup
fir 5abnenbe Rtnber TT ongenebm in
@ei@mad unb bas &eaept fammt bon
einem Der 5eften peibli9er Merate In
ben Ser. Staaten. gs iii bel alien
Oruggiffen In ber ganser Welt 3u boz
ben. Breis Is @ts. Der 1lai9e.
Gauft niGts anheres als Mtrs. Miass
lotps Sootbing Sprup.
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s. aalteger & @obn,
ssboleIale= anS Metatl 9russiHem.

gas &etaiI @ei9dft, iolDia bic &es
eepiur obigsr Sirma fino Die bebeutenb.
fen in San Nntonio, popoa seyeber
taGtogIl6 fG su ii5er}eugen @elegens
belt bat. IS serrfdt til ber Npoibefe
gsraoeSu Gin pbdnomena..er @erfebr;
man erbdlt bier Nles frti6 = bat In
allen Departments, nomen:IiG aud In
BEN Der DatentmeDi3ineu - bic gr6Bte
QuspabL uao bic 8eeeptur If Den be.
fen uro gepiienbeftelten Sdabeu ans
osrtraut. Das @boleIale @eI9dft
nimmt bon Sabr au Sabr einea er6Be,
ren ulnfGng on, bean MpotEeter in Der
Staot unb auf Dem 2anbe baben bic
Grfobrung gema6t, baB He bier por.
tbei!baft faufen uuo auf bas promp,
tefte bebient weroeu. Die Girma GaIts
eaer itebt NIT ben erfen 0duiern Der
yer. 5taaten in Berbinhung unb irn=
bortict biele Wrtifel brett In beoeutemz
ben Auantitdten. Iuf Nnfrage tperben
Breislifien oerlanbt. Wir f6nnen allen
u~nferen betreHsnbsn 2sIerE ratben. nit
obtger rencmmistew Girme geIAdftIi1
a~n0ufnipfea.
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@ebe benz 8efieaten.

Die alien &brrer riefen Bet ibren 1riumpb3user
''vae victis." ngsebe pen Seiiesten!H Seut,utast
fnb pteIe inter unS beiiest, ibr Sriebe, tbre Rube, III
tdsli@er Gppetit lift bin, in rte Sluat sef6laseu BON
benz unerbittlt4en Geinb bes Masens, Der DpSpepfie
BET Sunbertem BON Qaeaen iu6en fe 9ilfe basesen
man@mal tpirb ie ibner ppribersetenb gu 1bstl. abei
etne einstse trdftise Mabl3eit, Der sertnsfte DtdtfebIer,
bic untebeutenbite nnpprfhttsteit rufen ben iatantiher
Seinb NIT perbOppelter Madt, iein Spfer su qudlen,
bnrid. Der cpnieauente @ebrau9 bes srpBen Nnti:
Dpspepiez unb resultrenben GonieS ,9otetter's SRA.
Observation-Disclosures, Im6sen fe tempordr pber drp.
MID ietn, in tmmerpdbrenbe @erbannuns 3u trei6en.
Riot ipentSer trtrfiam lit eS sesen Malarta, 8tliDI.
%isniIetsea. 'F biefIess ? @tt.ei Son ise,tf assrta Mu sni Gta;
in ~pielerlet Eduen f@Idst ale biek nebeI au8 6em Tel,
be. Ga4 TT eS etne beionbere G6uspebr sesen BIZ
BET @itterunssme@iel 70 bdufts pcrtpmmenren Stud:
tdae in Rte v@rtppe."
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Glenn es bater glttdt, alles isnes
nngesiefer bur6 Die 8erbreiiuug Ser
&rantbeitea su perni@ten, in beHen fe
9ep6bnli6 Herbem, Il c d b EN- le bic
G,nten sssit6rt unb bic 6oHnungen bes
2~anonlaHnss beratd,iet baben, beeor
bas gef1ebsH III, bann spdre has Elm
0ottihritt FIR bic 9aubpirtbT6aft, befs
len 8eheutung uur Der bon unb gotta
ermsfen fam, bef1en SOfnuusen bur@
fold fleine nimmeriatte JreHer al
5nanbeu eema9t tpuroen.
8ir tDoQen gum @6IuB nus ao@'
mo!s ber Spfnuug Wusbrud perleiben.
baB bic &%erbeibuasen, bic ba bon
Wafhingioa ber eri1auen, aud mirtlid
einlrefen unb baB f6 bic nunberf66s
men SbeGrleu midi aIs ebeufo oisIe
pratiiide Gebli@Idge ermeifem merbeu.
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Die etnst8c, tGsIi@ erfdaettetsos
seatiAe 8ettnua la Segas.

Die nTrcis Beetle ftsr gesas" ba;
sua @aea seHtSds segantfGen Seitsas
ssa Die sr3ate Nbunaeatemsabt.
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@oran g astgialt ii Me!sNeit nab

@uraa g s~etfislt 1T asetHbeit nab
GsrtraNtn.
6anS IS abioI;;e sSa5sleit auf ser viuen
unb abiolutss Ger!rart:l auf oer anScrl
Seits sabc, ipiirfru sit Doi;eGcr pna
Oh. Cages 6etasf4 9feNasS0 lid)t no,
tbis labsn, cine tlare Ghatlad)e oHYt)
cine @arantie pon $500 81 befrditiSel..
Sic iagen = nsSsrn mir Did, lid)i
bsilsn f6iHnen (6c;isbt dcbcr eS onf i'd
ielbH) uon isbsia aotaaG lit Scope.
III jeeer 6orla uner pen ieotr 0aucr, ic
be;ablsn mir Oir $500 fla seine @Gbe.
ecu 8erlad) 9emodlt 81 baheH.
4@iae Marttldpctesei4, iast ibr.
apaBaait, uidat ,uabr? Mie piels
Sente 3rnnfbeit Ser Gcluub9cit poys
sisIsn, 10 laass es elk poiitiuc5 9cil'
mittel pa0 cine abiOtltte @ayautie gibt.
atuse saite sebsn fem @elO elmer
@sarttldeeerei~ Brcis.
lino id,licBlidl besablt iidl sNtasft*
ihreterei" aud, n;dit.
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Staat Ohio, Stabt9oIsbo,
SutuB &punth. S. S.

6rant 5. G5eneh befdHp6rt, boB CT Ser
aItere @astasr ber Sirina s. 5. @1eueA &c
Go, 1T, nel6s @efdafte in Ser Staht So
lebo, in oben seuannteia Gountb unb 9taate,
tbut. unb bab beiaete Sirma Die Sumae bon
einbunbert Dollars fir icben 1an bon
8atarr6 BEG ablen ipirb, Der hurd ben GebraId,
bon sails &atarrb Sur nidt sebsilt
perben fam. Tranf s. @beneb.
8eldDpren Dor mir unb untsrl brieben in
meiuer @e9eagart ON 6. September A. D. $50.
[ q. IS. @Ieafou,
Wv Ofentlider 1otar.
Sal's 3atarrb Sur pirb innerli6 aenum,
men uno birft brett auf bas Slut unb Die
idlsimiseu SberFdden bes @htems. Gabt
@u@ umfonit 2eusnife fomraen.
s. 5. @beues & &C., 5oleho, Ohic.
w 8erfauit bon apetbefern, Is @ts.
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9eutiG> @melitde gd5mIe

SaH W~Hl0Ht0, Eeth6.
anerfdnnt ti1tiae 2ebrnnFaIt fur 2uaben
anb Mdbden; felt breibis Sabren tn reee,
@irtiomsett. 8crtrefFide 2ebrfrdfte unter Sc,
pdbrter 2eitnns. Der sns!iidsn Spra@e pirS,
Die ber beuti6en, boQe &ednung eetrasen.
Au6erbem llnterri4t i'm Gbanif6sn. Giniser.
a,aben bcrbereitete G4iler irben jeheraeii
anfnabme. stdbere ausfunft ertbeilen Serr
s. 8roos, Bird icent bes SduI. goraenbes
uno % NJ. 8arbe6. Direftcr Der MufdIt
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&err G. S. Waaaer, SO. 217 on

per- 9. ., WtiiAer, W0. III OHl
6oufon StraBe bdlt fets bas bols
fommenfc 2ager Ia 3e;Geumoterta.
lien, $apeten, Garben, @las, 5piegeI'
sIas, 8iIoerrabmen, GisniKea unb allen
3ei9geu. unb Molersl ltenfilien. Stint.
lerif@ ausgefibrte 8ilber uao 5taiuet.
len &c. fnb tn cine; febensnertben @als
ierie our Nnfi9t unb gum @erfauf cus,
seifelt. Sn &apeten unb 3immerbefOs
rationen 1T bas @ef6madpoate uab
Reuefe bort au finben.
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ns- 9err CD. DiefieIborT,
ber betannte unb l~angidbrise Wirtb Der
SurnbaQe bat nun on Der Commerce
ttaBe. gegeniiber bon 8roos' 8ant,
cine elsgante Wirtbi6aft einseri1tet,
mo- fiets friI@es Bier unb @etrdnte aler
Art uerabrei9t unb feiner 2un9 ferbirt
pirb. 2ogenrdume su bermietben.
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3aabtrbofte fleins a66rudltu = oieIs
i%leineH, snderiibero0itlien 8illen oes
Or. gisree = farm srOBcr ols 9enf-
isrenfOrasr, ieOOdy fa4ig, st beilcn =
t9atio, ieoOd nilb in ilrsr @irfians
teit. Oh Bette ic crfunbenc 2ebcr>BiGe.
9eilf saitriidsss sppfre9. Sdlwiunei,
@erltopila'a. eisle, cine Coils.
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Esq Ser Wluuaher g e. Sf+s,,,a

s- Ser glumbsr S. 6. 2(tfina,
Wo. 20 IDenue . nabs pofi > Office.
bat, uin ben geiteigerien Nnlpra9er,
bic en- fein @eiddft aeEielIt lperben,
Tadtcmmeu 5a f6Euen, fi0 NIT einem
tii9tigea GaGmaRns, Germ Sb0mos,
ohoeiiri unb nirb ME geDDDnli1 su,
3ufriebeabeit bes publifums Gle NuF.
fridge raid srIeaigen. geIephou A27.
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dispatches. and a clearing tendency was noted
in the wheat belt. Tless latter items Of news
were responsible fo- a streak Of selling. which
caused the break referred TO- New York, St
Louis, Duluth and Chicago all reported sa as Of
wheat and flour for export and these were the
reasons assigned for a recovery to 81 0sSs for
May wheat. A later reaction on the selling out
of lines having profit in them lefe tie price OF
Msy at 81 047s aud 81 05, and July at 81 O3Sl
bid. In corn the opening was excited and about
1c advance on small receipts, damp weather
and the strength in wheat The price was
variously from 6sS3c to 69bAc, which proved to
be the pinnacle OF the day. There was a decline
to g. Nc and reaction to 6s14c, at which latter
figure the market closed. being only Ssc higher
than it stopped at yesterday. The trade in oats
W as very dull at times. Longs could do nothing
unless shorts took fright. and this they refused
to do. Values were firm early, but weaker to-
ward the close. The provision market. influ-
enced by free selling out OF recent purchases.
which were carrying good profit sold of and
closed at a considerable decline since yesterday.
There was some demand at the opening. which
showed an advance in prices pail of about 15c
in pork, but ribs and lard were offered with
great freedom Mess pork lost from I7l5c to
20c. ribs &c and lard 10c to l2lSc.
CHICAGO, March 31.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet, firm; spring patents 81 600
q 90; winter patents "a 50615 90; bakers s. 301
8 IS. Wheat-No. ?. spring. ST 03j4G11 O31S; No.
?, red, 81 04DS1 04S4. Corn, No. :, 6S15c. Oats,
No. 3, 5395SISc. Mess pork, per barrel, Sl2 90
ole so. Lard at g. 72JSG16 %. Short rib sides,
loose. IS 9506 05. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
S. 0005 TO- Short Gear sides. boxed. IS 200
6 .. Whisky at 81 Is.
a1ing futures ran red as follows:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


New York. March 81. noon.-Stocks opened
duh and sta ynant. Money easy at 2l93 per cent
Exchange-long, 81 S51SGl4 S534; short, 81 $50
SsA. Government bonds neglected! state
bonds dull but steady.
The following were the p. m. stock quota
tons:
Erie. .........,. 1914 Richm'd 8 W. PIT.
Chicago & North. 1855 Terminal 800. 17B
Lake Shore. .......1G9A Western Union. 81
Norf. a. w. pref. 544
New York, March 81, 500 p. m.-Sterling ex-
change closed quiet but steady at 81 $500
81; commercial bills, 81 8514@D4 S71a. Money
easy at 2166l4 per cent, closing offered at "a
per cent Government bonds closed dull but firm;
four per cents 1294, four aud a half per cents
1902. State bonds closed dul out featureleSs.
Sub-Treasury Balanc ss-COin, Sl4S,576, 600;
currency, 81, $4,000.
The upward movement in the stock market
met with check to-day under comparatively
extensive realization of profits accrued upon
rise of the last two days, bat there was no re-
action of Importance, and with cessation of the
advance dullness again became the ruling fea-
came a repetition of those of the past two
weeks, and all interest in it was confined to
Changers and industrials, strength in the latter
being accompanied by a rumor that the pc Is
in them were preparing for the bull campaign
The rise in Sugar, based on the supposed deal
by the trust with Spreckles, collapsed upon
denias of the story, but, ike all otner stocks
there was no real weakness displayed in il, and
a greater portion of the advance was retaiped
Changers were still the promi1 ent group. and
fluctuations IN all of them were confined to
very small limits but, outside Of Wheeling and
Lake Erie preferred and one or two specialties,
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CONSIGNEES

Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway, March
Slice Roy Myers & Co, W s Cherry & Co, NJ
Eisenman,G w Parish, Epstein & Bro. r J Nc
EcEnneary Savannah Steam Bakery Moyle
II Hesse, NJ Henderson, Savannah Grocery Co
S p Shotter Co. A Il Hull & Co. Neidlinger & II,
II Solomon & Son, j ID Weed & Co, Lubs, Q
II Koneman, Palmer Hardware Co. Swinton a
NJ. II DusSen W G. Morrell, ] + Tifhler, A NJ
Lucas, + Green. @ Lurcan.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
March 3l-A Ehrlich & Bro l Epstein & Bro, ID
Bird, A II Champions Son. w ID Simkins, Jno
Carter, S Guckenheimer 6 Son, NJ Y Henderson
ID p Myerson. Kavanaugh & b, NJ Boley & Son,
Meinhard Bros & Cog w Tiedeman a Bro w +
Guerard. Eckman & V, r kirkland, 2 Myerson
Ludden q b, j Rosenheim & Co, Heidi & s, Rev
p Ellis, Ferst's Sons & Co, Cornwell Il Q, j T
Griffin, Savannah G & w Co, NJ Christopher l.
Stern, A 7 Lehwald, Titon & Co.
Per Central Railroad. March 3l-WRrren & A,
Jno Flannery & Co, DweIle. & d, J Cooper,
s Wood & Bro, II NJ Conner & Co. Stubs & T,
w w Gordon & Co, NJ Maclean & Co, Heidi & S,
Butler & S, Baldwin & Co. A G Rhodes & Co w
w MITCHELL Nc MILAN Bros, A Ehrlich & Bro,
Ellebee, W Miller. r b Cassels Jas Douglas, NJ
Egan, Neidlinger & r, Palmer Hardware Co, II
r Virgins. Guckenheimer & Son, Hector & X,
d Weed & Co, NJ Fersts Sons & Co. f b Levy,
@ w Tiedeman & Bro, Lippman Bros, Savannah
Steam Laundry. Haynes q 4, NJ Boley q Son, f
T Charlton, N Lang, Savannah Furniture Co,
Lubs Tidewater Oil Co, 9 Suits & Co, j II
Fox, Savannah Cotton Mills, G Eckstein & Co,
Savannah Naval Stores Co. Meinhard Bros & Co,
II Champions Son, Eckman & " Lowell & l.,
Peacock. II & Co. A Einstein's Sons, Jones & Z,
A Hull & Co, Dale, Mrs jamie Daniels.
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CLOTHING.
RHYM E

Once upon a time, when
Jenny Wren was young, and
birds built their nests in old
mems boards, and
In days of old when knights
were bold and a spring out
fits consisted of a coat of mail.
a good broadsword and a
choice vocabulary of such
soul searching swear-words
as "By my Halidom, by
st. Dunstan, " ''By the Beard
of Mahomet," and so on
folks didn't take much stock
in store clothes. In the days
when a ready made suit was
about as imposing as an Ulster
on a Broomstick.
All is changed now. The
first-class ClOthier is distin-
guished from the merchant
tailor by no difference at all
except the Clothier's low
price.
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sacks rice. ools syrup, lots h goods. boxd
goods, 10 pkgs machinery, / case clothing,
cases shoes and boots, l case cigars piano,
box tobacco, 1 bbls nee. / sack peanuts. / case
goods, lack seed, lot harness. lO6 bbls rice.
lot stove casting. l box clothing / box domes-
tics, 29l bbls vegetables, IS refrigertors.
Par Central Railroad. March 8l-il39 bales
cotton, bales hides $40 bales dOmestics, sc, $50
lbs lard, Il bales yarn, 10 pkgS paper, &c. 65i los
meat. Is rolls leather, Is bbls WHISKY, 6 pkgs
buggies. hf bbls whisky. % sacks potatoes. 10
cars wood. cases liquor, bbis syrup. 900 lbs
hour. q cars lumber. Is bushels rice q bbls oil.
l76 bbls -four, 80 pkgs furniture. bales plaids
cars stone: 81 empty bbls, IS bales paper stock.
$40 pkgs mdse.
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Many letters are received by the P. P. P. Co.
from patients, saying they had used such and
such blood purifier and sarsaparillas, mention
ing their names and stating they did no good,
and they did not get we'll until P. P. p (Prickly
Ash, Poke Root and Potassium was tried These
letters we started to publish, when the various
manufacturers wrote us fearful letters, and we
discontinued same. but P. p P. (Prickly Ash,
Poke Root and POTASH um) is triumphant on
every occasion. and has made host of friends
in cures of Syphilis, Rheumatism, Scrofua,
Blood Poison, Dyspepsia, Malaria and Female
COMPLAINTS
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MEMORANDA

Havana, March 22-Sailed schr Chas K Bulk
ley, White, Mobile.
Ashepoo. S c, March 29-Sailed, steamship
Hatfield [Brl, Blacklen, United Kingdom.
Baltimore, March 29-Arrived, scnr Benz f
Lee. Steelman. Charleston.
Coosaw, S G. March 29-Sailed. steamship Eff
fective LBrl, Crosby, United Kingdom.
Vineyard Haven, March 27--Arrived, schr
Mail Kent, Rockport. Me, for Charleston.
Jacksonville, March 2S-Arrived schrs Track
less [Brl. Thompson, Green Tur tie Cay; Meyer
& Muller, Patterson, New York.
Cleared, steamship Seminole, Chichester, New
YORK; schrs Kit Carson, Smith. st Vincent w
1; Charley Bucki, Jenkins Philadelphia.
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For Over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over fifty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. IL sootheS the
child, sottens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists in
every part of the country. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for MRS.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind.-Ad.
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EYPORrS

Per steamship City of Savannah. for Boston
ISL bales upland cotton, SO bales domestics $50
bales sea island cotton, 81 bbls rosin 100 900
shingles, lis bbls spirits turpentine so bbls oil
80, 99i feet lumber, IL casks clay. l57 pkgs mdse,
II refrig berries, 1856 tons pig iron, horses 4S
crates vegetables, $40 boxes oranges
Per bark Melanesia lNorl, for st Petersburg
1850 bales upland cotton, weighing Sl2 205 pds;
1850 bbls rosin, weighing 3 1875 go pounds.