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CONUNDRUMS.

CONUNDRUMS.
Is. Why is homely girl like black
smiths apron
10. Where does Charity begin!
NJ. II. Il.
90. What river in Italy is as good as a
proverb. LIZZIE FROST.
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No. Sc.

No. 36.
am composed Of "a letters.
Ny IL, 9. 6. l, 8, is used in school.
Nv 5, %, Z, 3, IL, IL, % %, 10, 3, Is. %.
2, Ii, is the name of paper printed in
this County.
Nv 2, IA, Is, 8, is what we all love.
My 90, 5, 6, %, TO- is girls name.
My l, 16, 6, is a beverage.
Mv9, ID, %, "a, is much used
My 6, 4, is proposition.
MY 10, 81, 10, is a domestic animal.
Ny whole is the name of public house
in Hancock county. S. G.. o.
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Nc. 81.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.


am composed Of sc letters.
Nv IL, 4, 35, 81. so, %, ID, 81. 4, 70. is
the native of a country.
Ny AZ, 9, "a, so. II, Is, is govern
ment.
Ny IS, "a. 81, "A, -, SO, l6, is what
every man desires.
NV ., 81. 81, %, 4, &C, &c, &c, is Ian
Nv 80, 50, 4. So. 60. Il, IS, &c, AZ, So,
81. is person of the same position az aa-
other.
My9, 50. 65, sc, 40, 81, IA, 20, 10, Is,
40, 40, Is. is a State.
NV 6. 81. 8, 80, sc, II, "a, was one of
the seeding States.
My34, IL, 4, 4, %. 80, 49, II. 81, 70,l9,
is a river.
NV 90, %, so. 70, Al, "a, is planet.
Ny 5. %, 80, Sc, 33, y, was the birth
place of President.
Ny 20. SO, 63, AZ, Is, i. used in engines.
Nv 3, 67, 90, ~, q, 50, 60, 90, Z, ap-
pertains to the house.
My 40, 81, II, 25, %, 10, Al. is per-
son name.
NV 81, ID, 60, -, is opposite to credit.
My Is, 7s, "a. is company all should
shun.
My wholeis one Of George Washingten's
sayings. I. VS..
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ENlGNiAS.
No. 81.

am composed of "a letters.
Ny 1917 Ii, ., Is, 10, "a, Is, is one of
the Caribbean Islands.
My 10, 6. IL, is what we often do
My9, 8, 9, 3, IL, 10. is a town in Maine.
My 4, 5, %, Is, ), is a riverin Maine.
My %, 81, 20, I9, 10, is useful i'll the cul-
mary department.,
My II, 81, ii, o. is boys name.
My /, 3. "a. is beverage.
My whole is respected by loyal men.
WAUKEAG.
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.luWIe1. I.

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WINTER I.
ENiGMAs.
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23. General Banks.
"a. Oliver Cromwell.
%. Sir Arthur Wellesley. Duke of Wei
lington.
20. The Emancipation Proclamation.
p. John Il. Preble. Sullivan. Me.
%. Young Mems Christian Association.
\. D.. +. II. r., Squirrel, X. G. L., Carrie.
j. b. L.. Asteroid.
ILLUSTRATED REBUS.
To Ellen;
Oh, sigh for no cipher, but Oh, sigh for
me. j. OAkEY.
To J. Oakley:
be a big cipher to owe sigh for you.
ELLEN DEACY.
PLAY UPON WORDS.
l. Pennsy-van.ia-Penn
,. ry-land--Maryland.
3. o, heigho-Ohio. Ans by Lizzie
Frost.
4. Lewis Anna-Louisiana.
5. India Anna-lndiana.
6. Mrs. Sippi-Mississippi. Ans. by
Lizzie Frost.
I. Ill nois-Illinois.
Birds and Animals.
l. We sell-Weasel.
,. Rob in-Robin. Ans by Lizzie Frost
!. Turk key-Iurkey.
4. Spar row-Sparrow. Lizzie Frost.
). Part ridge-Partridge
6. Pork IL pine.-Porkupine.
I. Pig gin-Pigeon. All answered by
| Asteroid.
QUOTATION.
Then came a change as all things hui
man change. Ans by Lizzie Lee.
LATIN INJUNCTION.
Memento mori-Be mindful of death
| Ans by Asteroid Lizzie Lee, Lizzie Frost.
QUESTION.
Pork barrel. Ans by Asteroid and Liz
zie Lee.
CHARADEs.
u. Natural History.
Is. Red Riding Hood.
Il. Bell. Ans by Lizzie Lee, c. A. D..
| Lizzie Frost. Asteroid.
ANAGHAMS.
l. Anagram.
,. Orange.
3. Glory, glory. how the Freedmen
sang, &c. Aus by c. 4. d.. +. II. R., y
j. S, Lizzie Frost, Asteroid, Lizzie Lee.
CoNUNDRuMs.
lG. Union River.
Il. Because they are ingrates lin CRATES
Ans by Asteroid.
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No. 90.
| am q word of 6 letters


I am word of 6 letters:
Behead me. and | may be found upor
the sea; again. and the wicked from me
flee; again, and prisoners greet me in
their cell; and yet again, and all is well
once more, and am Cosmopolite; neith-
er V. or c. nor class in the alphabet; my
whole is the name of bird. Cox.
No. 81.
NV LIST is in stake but not in wood,
My Cd is in might but not in could,
My Sd is in eat but not in drink.
My 4tl is in rose but not in pink,
My 5th is in mat hut not in rug.
My 9th is in ant but not in bug,
My 9TH is in fondle but not in hug.
My whole is the name of General.
d. +. +.
No. %.
My first is an article.
My second is proposition.
My third is an interjection.
My fourth is pronoun,
NV whole is an instructive study.
No. %.
If letters were ounces his name were a
pound and yet in one quarter two thous-
and are found; while, if you would esti-
mate merit and worth; 1t outweighs the
mightiest name upon earth; although to
no party that name should belong; it makes
of itself zone great wing song" k.N.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health.

DIR bow fhy sIcisn aGd safgeou \c. Elicol, SIRE
Eosion, is consulted daiY tar ali d,et ce.n 70 II
.tn.a.e - stem fr1apsus ltct!. or falling ofte Womb
Flour Alrs suppressiu aaI 5iher Nor s.fnAl A,
M ats, are all treated upon palh1ogicaI pfincipe.
and speedy rei!ei gusrsutsed very days 50 Ia
hfAty car aiu Il. the reS de Of sssst that eos
obstinate complaints Weld under IT, aid lie afflicted per
sog soon felo!ces perfect health.
Or Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases Il women AID ohdscn than any Ot,.
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations fer patients who may ri,h 10
stay III Boston e" days under hi. treatment.
Dr. Dow, since lsii having c9nEued his " ole atten
iir 70 At otae" practice for IT, Of private Disease,
and Femac Complaints, ackIow res GO superior In n,
[ nitcd States '
y B-Anls;er. mast coa;ai Jour red stamps or ,hey
gif Gtt be answered.
Q4ace Hours from A. NJ rNi
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House Lots for Sale.

CEVERAL ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS sit
- uated near the houses of Stirling Haynest nd
Tchabod Kent, Esquires, in Ellsworth, and part
of the Homestead of the late Andrew Peters,
Esquire, are offered for sale at very low prices,
Cali on the undersigned, or Coz. j. W. Jones for
further particulars.
Also for sale q SHIP YARD LOT, adjoi ming
l.. Il. timers steam mill property.
CHAS. PETERS, }r.,.
J. A. PETERS, :
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!. MARINE NEWS.
PQKT OF Charles ron.
7s XTrived Yesterday. II

yssss, AKgived Yesterday. fJUNE 70
Steamship EKI1y souder, Lockwood, New York
left tHAt1fahy, p NJ. Mdze. To A Getty Go. Willis
,&&J Brown Il Huger, Bol|mnn Bros, Com
CLARK 4 Gruber, Chisom Bros, A Cook 90,
Drake, Craig, Tuemey 4 Go. F0garty, Fraser Dill
W, Gurney W Knoblook, King Cassidey, knight
Randolph. Mehrtens l. Wohltmnnn, Matthlessen,
D'Nein, Muller & himitz, Mantope + 90, 3 Peske. "
Roaoh, Railroad Agent, Robaon; Southern Express
Co. L sohnel l. 90, O 6tankiey; Street Bros 90.
Co. Cameron Barkley l. 90, PHI Epptin, ID Graham,
P WinDeman, Walker, Hertz 90, Mrs Ottolengui,
Capt W Lockwood, B r Richter.
Bark Addie Decker new, Pennell. Bath Me- 23 days.
Hay. To g A Locke & Go.
schr Dunderburg, from Cooper River. 500 bbls Lime.
To Trout b Amsbury.
5fz Cleared Yesterday. JUNE 20
eohr Yankee Blade Coombs, st Johns N B. via George
town. C-J Risley.
schr Florence Rogers. Rogers, Darien. Geo-H Ba.
ker h Go.
sohr F Kindburg, Thomas, Buoksvllle. 8 CIV Roach
Wont to Sea Yesterday. [JuNE 20
sohr Yankee Blade, Ooombs, Georgetown @.
From this Port.
Schr Wenonah Tall, Baltimore, June IS.
UP for this Port.
Steamship Lulu Childs at Baltimore, to sail June g.
Steamship John Gibson, Young. Ut Baltimore, to sail
June as. -=
Memoranda.
The brig Potomac Snow, from Rookport Ne, for this
port sailed from Holmes Hole, June 10.
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From Rev. ". D. seigfried, Pastor OF Twelfth Bsp
Church.
PHILADELPHIA, December 26, 1888.-Messrs. Jones q
Kyans-a aentlemen:-I have recently been labering
der the distressing effects of indigestion, accompanie
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-READzKHO 81 rs so.

READ WHO SAP so.
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
WASHINGTON, January !, 1884.
aenuemen:-Having stated 1t verbally to You, hav
no Hesitation in writng the fact that experienced
msrked benefit from your Hoohands German Bitter e
During long and tedious session Of Congress- pressin
and onerous duties nearly prostrated me- kind frien
suggested the use Of the preparation have named.
tooF his advice and the result was improvement o
health renewed energy, and shat particular relief &c
much needed and obtained. Others may be similarly
sdvantaged If they desire to be. be.-.--
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Making total of...................bal bales. 4o1
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June 15.--CorroN-The market con.
tinued extremely dull day. with the inquiry confined
to few brokers' who were unwilling to go unless at
reduced rates. and the sales consequently confined
to $50 bales the largest purchase Of which at price
showing falling of of If not Sc from Wednesdays
figures. There were however, only few factors who
we're willing to make any material concessions most of
them adhering firmly to their previous pretensions
Under these circumstances we omit regular quota
TONS remarkng that Wednesday good ordinary rated
33 to 35c. low mddling at 81 to 80, and middng at
H. and that to-day good style low middhng sold at 49,
The sales for the three days sum up 1850 bales.
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PRHsenEer

Passengers.
Per steamship Emily B souder. from New York
Getty, Miss Getty, Mrs Sly, Miss Kirkland, Mrs Ash
heimer, Morton Towel, Mrs smi and servant, John
Marshall, G q Burhams. Capt II Hogste, Rev Mr. hey.
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COMM MERCIAI4.
HENRY W. ALLEN.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
The market still continues in unsettled condition,
and buyers have had their orders cancelled only
willing TO operate at fall in price. Yesterday the sales
confined to 90 to 7e bales Of repacked Cotton
at 8O@32c p fb. fb.
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Stock on hand and on shpboard not cleared
FRE1aHTs-ToE Europe are without change. Nothing
at all going on and quotations about mlaal. Coast
wise there has been considerable doing and note the
schooner for the port and two schooners for New
York at Nc, aud steamship for New York at per
h. We quote To Liverpool I'd; Havre 1ze; coastwse
ports Xcby sail and no by steam.
RECEIPTS CoTroN.-The following is the total num-
ber of cotton received by the rivers and railroad
since 1st September to date =
By the Alsbana River bales .141 443
By the Tombigbee River. 81, 844
BY the Warrior River. 38,151
By railroad 9O5
Making total Of bales .401, ,343
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GRAIN,-WheAt-100O bushels rcd comprised the Of
erings on Change Of which 800 bushels prime sold at
whte from store, at $3 Corn was In moderate receipt,
$500 bushels white and 2400 bushels yellow Demand
good and prices further advanced oents white with
sales OF $40 bushels common at 81 49, $500 bushels do
prime. at 81 49, closing 81 10 offered 1900 bushels yell
low sold ct 98 to 97o. Rye233 bushels received and
sold at 81 40 to 26, nearly All at the latter Oats
Receipts light particularly Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Sales Of 800 bushels at 73 cents Heavy Western in
good supply and dull. No sales reported.
MoLAJsRs-We report sales OF 90 bbls Cuba at 68 cts.
and l6 hbls Porto Rico at II cts per gallon.
PRovGs1oNs-Our market has been much excited 10
day and all descriptions Of the hog product steadily
advancing Mess Pork closed at $34 to $Sbno sales,
but supply light and held at these figures. Bacon
opened with sales at l5 to 16 cents for Shoulders and
10 cents tor Sdes and subsequently advanced with sales
at 18k to 18h cents for Shoulders and 19A to 19K
cents for Sides, and at the close holders
asking II and 10 CENTS Last evening Bulk Shoulders
and for Sides IL cents were refused at the Close though
early In the day there sales of 100 boxes short
Mddles at Tx cents and IL hhds at l7 cents Bacon
Hams firm at % to 25 CENTS with tendency to ad
vance, Lard.-Lae on Friday 100 bbls Western sold at
22H CENTS to-day held at 23 cents We report sales of
sALT.-On account of the enhanced premium on gold,
dealers have advanced the price of Ground Alum to
50 rs. at which they are now holding Fine s unohang
ed. We quote Marshalls and Worthingtons fine at
$3 49, and bran ds less known 10 cents less Turks
Island is steady at go cents per bushel.
saEDs.-We quote Glover sax to 81; Flax So per
bushei.
suaAR.-We have only to notice sales of IS hhds
Porto Rico at 12 to lSA oents 81 do Quba at l8 to
cents Owing to the heavy advance to-day in gold the
transactions Of moment, quotations are difficult to
give co...
ported at 81 81; supply light
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,Philadelphia Market.

Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, June 18.-OorroN.-There is no
material change to notice In price demand. About
l2O bales OF mddlings sold in lots at prices ranging from
40 to 42o per lb.
GRooER1Es.-We hear OF no sales Of either sugar or
coffee worthy Of notice. and prices continue unsettled
FLoUR.-The market ts firm and the stock of~the
higher grades reduced to low fgure eome holders
Indifferent about realizing at present prices There ts
no shipping demand but the home consumers are pur
chasing freely Sales Of 100 bbls In lots at So 80 for
perne; 80 10 for extras: I'll to Il for Northwest
ira family Including lot of 400 bbls fancy at the latter
rate; PennsyvanA and Ohio do do at $12 to IA &c. and
fancy brands ct per bbl In rye dour no CHANGE
500 bbls Brandywine meal sold secret terms.
GRAns-Thero is very little good wheat coming In,
and il s hold firmly. In the absence of sales, we quote
Spring at to 49, and fair and CHOICE red at 81 70
to Rye is higher; 500 bushels Pennsylvania sold ct
81 80 Corn forward slowly, and is in demand at
further ADVANCE sales of 1000 bushels Of yellow aoat
and store to l00o and part secret TERMS Oats
are steady at zoo for Delaware and 74c for
Nothing doing in barley malt. Oats sold at So to &c.
The receipts to day are HOO bbls -four 1850 bushels
wheat 4075 bushels corn, $500 bushels oats.
to the rapid advance in god Small sales making at
81 to S8 per Dbl for pork 20 to 26c per ID for
plain and fancy hams 20c for pcked do AZ to l5c for
salt shoulders and 25c per lb for prime terce lard
Egga sell at 81 to 28c per dozen
HEEDB-OoYerseedt ts in demand; sales of prime are
making at so to SO per 81 lbs Timothy is quoted at
to S5 50 per bushe FaxBeed continues and in
demand at So 80 per bushel.
WH1sKEY-The demand is limited. Small sales OF
Pennsylvania bbs at "a to 81 &C. aud Ohio at % to
50 20 per gallon.
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making total for the week of 975O bales against
$500 last week. The receipts proper for the week n-
oludine the walls from Mobile, Florida and Texas
which are embraced in their respective statements)
comprise 8e42 bales against ba58 last week. showing
decrease OF 1916 bales The weeks exports embrace
10650 bales, S803 Of which to foreign pors and
e847 coastWtse. 5H#=z5zsEssss
eGlrz1Exr OF OPTION. Is, ).
Stock on hand LIST September 1856. .bales 88 2Ss
1soto,ve1 seoay Aaoo #
Received previously. CAB 5ss
Cleared to-day
Cleared previously. e. es4
N }.s5..s,s ia. rsaass ~ -6s9, 500 3es8
:........................ sB777
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