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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26

On these days we sell all such stuts
rs in the usual course of busy days are
laid aside for being too short for pat
tern wares out of regular run OF sizes
and not to be duplicated. All such
stulfs as show handling. These goods
are brought forward and new price
ticket is placed OIL them. In many cases
the goods may be just what you want.
If so, you can buy them for about hall
price on these days, ONLY The
CONDITION that they are not ex-
changeable nor TO be returned. On this
occasion more than the ordinary quaint
ty will be thrown forward, being at the
end of the season, when large accumu-
lation has accrued.
Many hundred Remnants Of Silks
alone Worsted Dress Fabrics OF every
description about 800 pieces Of Mat
tings and Carpets Corsets, Books, kib-
bons, IIaces and Emhroiderles, White
Goods, Hosiery, and many Ready
Made Garments OF every description
Purses and Travelling '''-
Bags, Underwear, Fans, HOuSe-
Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
Books etc. T h I----'-------'-
-------------- Department alone will throw
,roro into this prize-bag several
tC'0' = hundred dollars worth in order
....-..----..-i TO rid itself of all the odds
and ends-odd quantities, such rs Glasses
less than one dozen, Dinner Sets with
one or more pieces missing, Iinwme
slightly defaced, Plates and Dishes that
are not to be du- for hun
plicated, besides Gifts dreds Of
Of othe Fl sons.
A few sizes OF Ladies' French Satteen
-'---''----'----'''-'--'' were SI19, for
ISAwt- Waists, e FL P:tsa fey s il5a:
- Waists, were Zoe.
for Soc. few were 29c for 15c.
SO and 80; French Challi, with Silk
stripe, We're $3.50, for 81 Ladies Gauze
Blouse, suitable 10 wear with Blazers,
&c.,, were 75c. and 81 French Fast
Black shirt. Waists, were Sl.39, Sl.25,
and SIC, for Zoe. Cotton and tlannelette
Blazers, were $50. TO 81, your choice of
about dozen for SOC, lot of Children's
Tan Refers, with embroidered Sailor
Collars, were 81 to So, your choice
for Sl.75; odd sizes OF Ladies Cape',
Blazers, and Reefers-some OF the Capes
were S25, and are to be sold for 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26
NO LoNaER ANY DOUBT.

LONDON, June 25-LdtA. There appears
to be no longer any doubt that Mr.. Parnell
was married to Mrs. O'Shea this morning
and that he and his bride started for
parts unknown Immediately after the mar
riage at Steyning. The registra. of that
place, together with the books used to re-
cord marriages, has apparently vanished.
IL is believed that the registrar has been
bribed to hide himself and to keep the
books concealed for the present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26
PARNELL MARRIED.
THERE SEEMS TO se NO LONGER ANY
DOUBT ABOUT IT.
The CIrcumstnntial Evidence Leading Up
TO the opinIons-Toli-TaIe Disappear
ance Of Registrar aud Record.
lBy Anglo.AmerIcan cable 70 tho Dlspalch.l

lBy Anglo-Amorlcan cable to tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, Enc, June 25.--It is reported at
Brighton that Parnell was married to-day
to Mrs. O'Shea. Parnelrs phaeton, driven
by coachman in livery. drove to the resi-
denee Of Parnell at an early hour, and
shortly afterwards Parnell, carefully
dressed. entered the carriage and was
driven in the direction of Steyning. Up
to noon Parneu had not returned TO his
residence. The local registrar refuses to
furnish any information as to whether or
not Parneu has married.
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KAUFMAN & CO.
rUHE BRADSTREET COMPANl'
CHARLES n. CI.ARKE, PSNsipANi
BRADSTREET'S RICHMOND vfrsg''
NO. IIO9 EAST MAIN ; XIII
Telephone No tS''
LH. MnIrrY. superlnIeaiea-

The Richmond once has more thaa NJ ilSs,t5p-
Win the rapid growth OF the cry n ofes %
ment OF she territory tributary " y. .,.,a al ne
astyaniaaesof 3 system the soPsrloul} ,Ss c,B
n rosognized in every trade centre 2, yssega.ea
ixed world. That Il Is In special seL'y /, a.
10 guard the Interest OF Us tSai 49, .sllsf
tested by tAe iact that u has BOW -. ,...,.
81 saaAaesahaFs fAasl .lls eI.lf1 'n.f'
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rvrnrrnrNa coNF1RMAToRY.

LONDON, June 25--LGier, y. M--Eyery-
thing tends to confirm the report that Par
nell was married today 10 Mrs. 0Shea.
That lady joined Parnell while the latter
was en- route to Steynjng. at which place
thew were seen together during the after
noon. The vicar OF the parish Of Steyning
denies that Parnell and Mrs. O'Shea were
married at his church, but he adds that
they could be married at any one Of half a
dozen other churches in the district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26
Economy.
fJudgef

lJuugel
ave must ecOnoruizo, my dear
His wife said very sxeetly.
Her face took on an earnest look
Which won his heart completely.
81 think" she said, that flannel shirts
Would suit You very nicely;
For summertime Is oopling and
They are the thing precisely.
Your laundry bill. you know, Is large
For shirts and cn1s and collars;
'Twould save, you see--and for my hat
need just twenty dollars"
Hickok's No. ]. II, ID. O., Fig, and Caro-
hfe Sun Cured are Pure, Clean, and Choice
snd.( nrad 'fohanaos. TRY them.
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Reading notsces IN rcsding-Inattcr type, Ave
lines or loss, Ell; m nonparsil loaded, 75c
Gard Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26

All letters and teleeraIns must be addressed 70
1IIR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will nos bereturned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26

to &C., for Sc. o yard remnants of Pine
apple Tissue, were 9 to 1910, for &c. q
vorI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26
FRIDAY. JUNE 90, 1891

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4ss EAST BROAD
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26
SPECIAL SALES DAY.

As usual TO-DAY friday articles viii be sold out at special pro,
others included These prices Tor this
lav only close at O'clock sharp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26
Y & DAVIS,
|, 8, & 5 BROAD STREET,
K FMANN&C0,
CORlER FOURTH AlD broad,
MILLINERY NEWS.

During the coming week we shan pit.'
over 2, 600 WHITE AND BLACK itH..
FLATS, from the lowest grade o. ~ ''.. -.
imported at n reduction from our ior.'.
OF from p 10 80 per cent. A, D. Pr. .-
worn without trimming OF some Al1i 70. .',..
free Of charge % any one buyin2 lilt ..
rial, such as FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LA'.N.
which we have marked down % equal .-
tons on Hats for this sale.
We have said very little THIS season BAD,
various other departments. However ~ ..
all kept pace with tho usual ACTIVITY d. n.
IN CORSEIS
we with 10 call particular attention " .j.
GOod-sense Waists Tor ladies' misse,' s..
dren; also, the Celebrated a.. T., G.. I', ".....i
DIR. Warmers Health, AMI llom-.a7 ,.'t.
Glove Fitting, and other various macs
line comes ladies', Misses, ana JLli .
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-19
BOOK NOTICES.

A HANDBOOK OF FLORIDA, by Charles
Ledyard Norton. Longmans, Green & Co.,
Is East Sixteenth street, New York. Cloth.
This volume contains vast amount of in
formation about Florida. Scattered
through it there are forty-nine plans and
maps which are helpful in getting a correct
impression of the country. The sketches of
tue counties are sufficiently comprehensive
to give one pretty fair idea of them, and
the tables present good ,uany facts in a
small space. Any one contemplating making
a home in Florida will find this book OF
great advantage in choosing a satisfactory
location
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Bernard LBrl. Richards Barbados. sid Jan :,
SHIPS
Melanesia TNorl, Jensen, Barbados, sid Dec =.
Carl lGerl. Ba khaus. New York. sid Jan Il
BARKs.
st Antouine Fri, Louvert Altoona. sid OctT
Emmanuel SSed nborg [Brl, Brown, Altoona sid
OFT II. at Dover in distress Oct 20.
Louis TGeri. Wexner. Stettin, sid Oct II.
Restituta Madre tItall, ParascoRdola, Girgenti.
BeiiOnS iBrl. Lenck. London. sid Nov %.
Michele LItall Cacace, Nigo, sid Nov -.
Nanadis LSorl Somme, Hamburg, sid Dec s.
Mercur lNorl, Osmundsen. at Santos, Oct %.
Due Fratelli lItall Caiiero. Oporto, sid Dec 20.
Nellie Guest [Brl. Crosby, at La Plata City,
Nov ~.
DR. timing Sofia [swI, BOrjessen. Huelva, sid
Clementina [ItaIl. Borzio Girgeuti. sid Dec 10.
Vaeni Nor, Bel. Liverpool, SD Dec 25.
Egeria BIZ, Kerr, Corunna, sid Dec q.
Jane Fairlie bril- --. Caleta Buena. up Dec
oskarsvarf lswl, Teglurd. at Liverpool Dec "a.
Erstatuingen [Norl, johnson, Port Natal. sid
Souvenir [NOrl. Lunoe, Table Bay, c Oh. sid
LynsOer [NOrl. ChristOphersen, Rio Janeiro. sid
Marco Polo [Norl, Bernt, New York, sid Jan 10.
Triton [Gerl, Summert, Buenos Ayres, sid Nov
30
ROsalie Iswl, DelmAr, St Thomas, sid Dec 81.
Nereus lDutchl, Jansen. Barbados, sid Jan !.
Dalmacia lAusl, OTeanovich, Barbados, sid
Jan 5.
Elba, Tilton, New York, up Jan IA.
BRIGs.
Robert Dillon, Leighton, New York, up Jan IL
sCHooNERs.
Charmer. Daboll. New York. sid Jan 16.
Hattie Dunn, Poland, New York, up Jan I.
Geo N Adams, Standsh. New York, up Jan IL.
Ida Lawrence, Young, Baltimore, sid Jan TO-
Ann Tralnor, Derrickson, New York, sid Dec
49,
John G Schmidt. Norbury. Baltimore, sid
Jan Il.
Annie F Conlon, Munroe, New York, sid Jan IS.
Nathan Cobb. Farwell, at New York Jan Z.
Blanche Hopkins. Blackingtun, Baltimore, sid
Edward R Emerson, Campbell, Philadelphia, sid
Jan IS.
James Judge. Davidson. Baltimore, sid Jan IL
! Thos Ball, Thomas, Perth Amboy, sid Jan 10.
Horace Shares, Mount, New York up Jan IA
d Williams, Jr, Gardiner, New York, up Jan
ID.
Levi Hart, Hart, New York, up Jan IA.
Geo Congdoa, Bayles New York, up Jan IA
May McF rland, small, New York, up Jan IL.
13
VIM SJeelman, Bates, New York, IN Jan ID
John H Cross, Rawley, Providence. sid Jan 9.
Chas E Schmidt, Edwards, Charleston, cid
Jan IS.
Annie G Grace, Grace, Charleston, cid janis.
] F Coolidge. BraRdon. Charleston cid Jan I6
Chas III Valentine, johnson, Baltimore, up
Jan II.
Mary Cook, Higbee. Baltimore, up Jan IS.
Norombega, Craig, New York, up Jan H.
Edward Q Allen True, Mclaughlin, New York,
up Jan 1.
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Canada's Compstition for the Tran D.
Pacific Trade.

San Francisco people are beginning to be-
come worried about Canadian competition
for the trans Pacific trade, aud they have
reason to be. The magnificent new steam
ers, which are to make the trip from Yoko-
hama to Vancouver in twelve days, will
take the cream of the Cnlnese and Japan
ese trade, unless the San Francisco Hues
give good deal better accommodation than
they have been giving. The agsntgeneral
OF the Australasian colonies in Lo don is
discussing with the Dominion @ minis
sioner the transfer OF the Australian mail
service from San Francisco to Vancouver.
Even the Hawaiian trade is in danger, for
King Kalakaua intimates that unless con-
gress adopts the impossible course of givin :
the HawaIians bounty ON their z,tr, TO
make up for the effcts Of the Mckinley
bill, the chances will be good for ecioroc-
ity arrangement with Canada that will
turn their commerce in that direction. But
what of iti Whv should we care! Most of
the San Francisco merchants who are
grumbling about the approaching loss of
their trade are accustomed to vote for a
policy whose very object is to cut off trade.
Why should they object when that policy
produces Its natural effects9 We
do.Pt want any wool from Australia
II course not Then why Should wa
care to have ships running BACK and forth
empty? We spend all our time thinking up
new ways to harrass the Chinese. Should
we not be pleased when they take their
trade to Vancouverg We voted by 1900
majority to indorse the Mckinley bill and
free sugar. Have we any right to grumble
If the Hawaiians transfer their repudiated
reciprocity treaty to Canada? We have our
home MARKET yet Nobody can take that
away from US. 1t covers all the
territory from PetaIuma to Gilroy,
and from Mount Diablo to the sea.
We can trade our iron and wooden ware
for the butter of Marin, the milk of st.
Mateo and the potatoes of Alameda.
Butchertown is at our gates, and the child
Of sunny Italy robs the bay of its finny
treasures for our benefit. The market for
peanuts is good, and popcorn balls COM
mand steady sale at nickel apiece. When
we begin to think of a worldwide COM
merce we are led insensibly toward the
abyss of free trade. Let us be content
with what We have. Vancouver can never
rob US of tho Oakland Ferry.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-19
Prof. KOCH RECOMMENDS
THE SODEN PASTILLES

cIroches made from the Natural Waters Of
Soden, Frankfort, Germany for SORE THROAT.
CATARRHs, CoUGHs and COLDS, as the best and
most effective remedy.
DR.. Koch said: "a cough for which / tried
many other medicines, which had not the slight
est effect. )on became better anc has now en-
tireiy disappeared through use Of Soden Mineral
Pastilles. .
The genuine Soden Pastilles must have the
testimonial and signature Of Sir Morell Mac
kenzie around each box
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MEMORANDA

york Jan 1s-Arrived. schr Matte
,,sv Hfll, Georgetown, Z. r.. c,...-,..
ASS,srsd schrs sarah ulIer, harI OhaEIes-
ei' PM Mcfarland, Charleston;
to EI.,iisd 8 eamship Tiverton lBrl, Brunswick
Ga Ga. ,-,sred-schr Gazelle, lumber, Fernandina
% T-rrnuda, 81 %. . Ill, ,,.-;a rsr1
Barcelona, Jan A0-Aiii'0N' TN
Cl sa- S1f' Jan 16-Sailed, steamship Cairo
lBT5 IT. HI Ian Ji6~Arrived, ship Norwood lNorl
Le gSll,itsr Ian 16-Passed, steamship North
~, TRri Iirgenti, for Charleston.
RIM M Ianeiro Jan i2 - Arrived, bark Kate
p1rrill Bril- Rice. Pensacola. ,,-,..
Npi-s6elds Jan SIN port, steamship Ohha
~ nauillsen, for Savannah.
lHe9aIIi hados Ian ARRIVED, bark Skobeleff,
Ig iss sailed parks Nereus [Dutchl, Jansen,
coTennah: 3D. Assunta Marchesa lltall, Liceu'
SSapsscola: 5th, Dalmacia lAusl, Oreanovich,
I{ pSgt spain. Dec eO-sailed, bark Simon [Gerl
pslitz Frrnandina; 23d. Schr jennie Hall,
"aI'si nbicola Jan 1s- Cleared, schr NJ L Bon
nell hi. Mclean, Cienfuegos, Leila. smith,
'4 5ppitimore Ian 16-A1 rived, schr LIZZIE Fl
Patrick, Myers, Charleston; below, PARK LIZZIE
Ha-tar Goodwin from Charlotte Harbor, + la.
Sailed, steamship Glenhafren lBrl, Charles
Rr,nsWick Ga, Jan 16-Arrived, bark SEJoid
Norl Erickson, Tyoee. ~.
salad bark Toni [Gerl, Bradherring, Brest;
s.b-S p Hitchcock, Carver, Providence; Geo
Tanlane Jr Fisher, Philadelphia.
Poothbav. Me. Jan 16-Sailed, schr Charles
Larkln, Charleston. - 49,,
bridgeport Jan 16 - Arrived, schr MABEL
Tbomas Robinson, Fernandina,
Cnsrl ston Jan 1S-Cleared, schrs Annie .
Grace Grace, Savannah; Chas Schmidt. Ed
wards Savannah, both TO load for Philadelphia
IN Coolidge, Bragdon, Savannah, to load for
ST JaEo. -, .... 1,oIo;.,,
paiav New York: schrs Robert W Dasey, Hall,
Ph'Iadelpuia; Jacob Reed. Barbour, New York.
Dntch Island HarDor, Z |, Jan 16-Arrlved,
scbr Harold b Cousens, Davis, brunswick, Ga,
for New Haven, and sailed
+ rtress Monroe, Jan l6-Sailed, schr Nor
man henderson, from Savannan) Baltimore.
Passed Cape Henry, Jan IA, steams ip Sal-
tram Bril- from Baltimore for Charleston; 10th,
scnrs WIN A Murburg, Plllsbury, Coosaw, S c.
for Baltimore; Shubert. King, Charleston, for
Baltimore. ~ ~
Iambdin. Higgins, Apalachicola.
i2th-Sailed, schr Emma Meyer, Mcgee,
Georgetown, C., Jan 14-Sailed, schr Long
fellow Falker, Surinam.
Jacksonville, Jan l6-Ceared, schr Edward 5
Stearns, Neale, De arara.
Norfolk va, Jan l5-Sailed, steamship Chem
i5ton [Brl, Martin, from Savannah) LverDo /.
Pensacola, Jan 16 - Cleared, barks Erate
Nor, Fritz, Bilbao; Nevada [Brl, Craigen, Rio
Port Royal, S C, Jan 16-sailed, steamer Thos
Melville [Brl Warwick, United Kingdom
Philadelphia, Jan 10 - Arrived, steamship
Mackinaw, Sears, New Orlea IS via Tybee.
Portland, Ne, Jan 16-Ar! ived, schr Chas H
Wolston, Dunton, Horse Island, for Charleston.
Vineyard Haven, Jan 15-Arrived, Schr Mes
senger, Peters, Charleston, for Boston.
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CONSIG NEES.

II Fer Central Railroad. Jan 17-Baldwin & Co.
q y ~ Conner & Co, Jno Flannery g. Co. l. Putzel
y :, WOOD & Bro, j Williams & Co, Lowell & L,
I Stults & Co Tidewater Oil Co, J G Haske /,
Eckman Xxx F S0 socn r. VIA hgaa
u Weed & Co, H Solomon IL Son. Moore & j,
thN9tyTahaugh & B, Ludden & B, NJ Y Henderson,
= L1rlch & Bro, Savannah Steam Bakery r
HHkrhlSnd, Palmer Hardware Co, A 5 Connaut,
mas mas Dermorse, Epstein & Bro. G Haines,
11 as henderson. b Beckwitn, G Sauls. Mrs S
VW1g Il armour Packing, Lloyd & A, F F Coffee,
,EaI1 Connerat, ID r Thomas. Decker & F, w
IL'rr; Southern Cotton Oil Co, T Davis. Mel
~ 4; NJ & Co, W d Simkins, Dwelle. G & D,
IN II N Conner & Co, w w Gordon & Co. Heidi & S
Iron 3 n & g, Butler & S, Warren g. A. Greigg,
W, Stubs & T. MY& D l Mcintyre
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Fortress Monroe, Jan l6-Schr Norman, from
Savannah sailed from here this morning in
tow for Baltimore in a leaking condition, hav-
ing b en- ashore.
New Orleans, Jan 16.-A dispatch from Key
West reports that bark Joseph Baker, which
cleared from New Orleans Dec Is for Baltimore,
with moasses and rice, went ashore Jan IS on
North Key, five miles west Of Fort jefferson
and hilged, her upper deck being level with the
Taer. Several wrecking vessels are at work
saving the cargo.
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....usbip City of Savannah. Boston.
ss..esssnsbip VIM Lawrence. Baltimore.
30 -Adeis. Thackera, Fernand ma
- ~ RAYMOND 7 Maui. st Simons-
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NOTICE TO MARINFRs

Notices to marin 5rs. pilot charts and all nauti-
collaboration will be furnished masters of YES
selsfree OF charge at the United States Hydro
graphic Office 10 the Custom House. Captains
are requested to call at the Office
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FER steamship City of Savannah. for Boston
ian lS-l,4lO bales upland cotton, 10 bales sea
Sa cotton, 81 bales domeStics, 81 bbs rice
Sot Ools rosin, so bbls spirits turpentine, $4,000
I re- ! lumber, "A bales hides. 12 bbls fish, 61O7
1OaIes oranges, Is bbls oranges, / car soap
o'4 me $50 tons pig iron, 353 pkgs mdse.
Ier teamship VIM Lawrence from Baltimore
I Iaa Esq bales cotton. 1888 bbls rosln 20
5.s spirits turpentine, 90 bbls rice. 28 bbls fish,
iiSo3 boxes oranges, % bids hides IS rolls
''A'ner' 223 pkgs mdse, 80 bales domestics
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CLOTHING.
Great Removal
SALE!

AS we expect to remove to
our new building l59 Brou gh-
ton street, when completed,
which will be on or about
March LIST, we have decided
to offer our entire stock of
Clothing, consisting of Mems,
Boys and Children's Suits,
Trousers and Overcoats at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Remember this is no ad-
vertising dodge, as the pub
lie we'll know that when we
advertise anything they can
depend on what we say.
AS we are anxious to get
into our new quarters with
an entire new stock as pos
sible, we are making some
great sacrifices, to which we
particularly call attention, and
ask personal inspection of our
goods and prices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-19
MEDICAL
HOW'S
Your Liver?

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lieu
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling of lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
1t acts with extraor-
binary power and efficacy.
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PASSENGERS.

r. fer steamship City of Savannah, for Boston
9 oaa lo-R Adams, H Eacott. And steer
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DANIEL HOGAN.
4 N X | 0 u S
TmN1rN1rwn

To Clear Out Our Boys Clothing
Department. We Offer Some Sur
Pnsing Low Figures in Boys
Suits and Boys Odd Pants.
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~ S4eared and Sailed fC~ this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Matthews [Brl, Stone, Palermo via New
:, York, sid Jan s.
0J6Snopolitan [Brl, ---. st. Vincent, G V,
Godrevy TBrl. -. from -. sid Dec
r. wa Philadelphia.
Shuedale LBrl, Love. at Boston Jan 1.
g. S,s'Ia Lee lBrl. Bailey. at Bremen Nov 25
Jan 8 Uh ' 80
-iSsetla [Brl, Cava, Newport, E, via Grand
canary S, sid Dec 26
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MONDAY. Jan 10. 1891
arrived YESTERDAY.

min Uuita lNorl. Danielsen. Bluenelds,
stssnss--llP1 to Kayanaugh & Brennan.
Nc, VI Farmer, Usina. Fernandina-C
vi ls Ser Alpha, strobhar, Button &C H
Nediock. = 1;'rv Of Americas, Garrett, Augusta
ste4i andings-w 7 Gibson. ACT.
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Captain USN, Inspector Sd District.
Tompkinsville, Y, Jan Is 1891,

/. Notice is hereby given that, owing to the par
n 1a observation of the present light at West
SSn9p Light Station. Vineyard Sound, Mass, by
ana after Jan 26, 1891, a fixed white tubular
la light will be exhibited ten feet above
I !l local plane of the present light The tubu-
Iar lantern will be suspended from an iron
SHranIard erected on the lantern deck of the
tnsht1ouSe and the present light will be main.
famed as heretofore.
by order OF the Lighthouse Board.
DAVID B HARMONY,
Rear Admiral, USN, Chairman
Washington, Jan IS. 1891
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YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED Up FROM TYBEE I y ,sIs RI, n.
Bsrk EmeIie Rus. Iornoi ION 70 ioao l'r Hu-
.Ie--Psterson, Downing & Co.
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n,nEn YESTERDAY.

s..,mer Alpha, strobhar, Blufton-o H
.r-sI.ck Agt.
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APPEL & SCHAUL,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
1853 Congress Street.
FU RnIsAlNG 6OoDs.
LaF.AR.
LATEST ARRIVALS FOR MEN

Mems elegant Neckwear in
4-in-hands, Tecks and the new
Puff Scarfs, dark and light
colors.
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LIEUT. T II SHERMAN,
In charge Hydrographic Station

Boston, Jan 16-Steamer H NJ Whitney, from
New York, reports that the bell buoy at the
entrance TO Pollock Rip Slue has drifted from
ward of handkerchief, directly in the track of
vessels.
spar buoy, painted with black and red hor-
hontal stripes. was aced Jan IA. 800 feet S of
wreck of the schooner in Rockaway Inlet. he
tween the sea buoy and first channel buoy.
The schooner has sunk below waters edge. ex-
eept ~ feet of jibboom Dan H. Bearings of
oloy; Manhattan Beach Hotel, NV; Rocka-
way Phosphate Factory, NE ID N.
HENRY F PIckING
Captain USN, Inspector Sd District.
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-uPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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NEVER BEEN pIsAp1o,Nrrn

Asa general family remedy for Dyspepsia,
Orpid Liver, Constipation, etc. I hardly
ver use anything else, and have never
oeen disappointed in the effect produced;
diseases of the stomach and Bowels.
w. j. NIGEL ROY, Macon, Ga.
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EXPORTS.

w. Rear Admiral, USN
washington, Jan IS, 1891.
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LIST OF VESSELS,

Up Cleared and Sailed fc~ this Port.