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American citizen., 1881-10-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

/, SENATE proceedings on the 18th were
devoid of interest. Noah c. Mcfarland, of
Kansas was cdhfr1ned Commissioner Of the
General Land Office.
/ POLITICAL differences between State
Senator II. H. Riddleberger and Congress-
man George d. Wise, Of Virginia, culmin-
ated in duel near Richmond on the 18th.
When the third shot had been harmlessly
exchanged, the combatants shook hands and
made it all up. Senator Malone was ar
rested in Washington, on information to the
effect that meeting was about to take place
between him and Gen. Jubal A. Early, but
was released on his personal bond when he
assured the magistrate that he had received
no challenge from Gen. Early and that all
their differences had been harmonized.
EX-SENATOR CONKLING Is seriously
SIxTY-FIvE persons were killed by a
waterspout passing over the district Of
Milab, Algeria '-------- ----'--
AT Ukiah, Cal, on the 18th, Harvey
Marlie, 10 years old, was hanged for the
murder of Richard McPherson. At Silver
City, Idaho, on the same day, Henry Me-
Donald was hanged for the murder of George
Mayer.
CABLEGRAMs from various parts of
the United Kingdom announced a terrific
storm on the 14th. The steamer Cyprian
was wrecked on the Welch coast, and TWEEN
ty lives were lost. Five persons were killed
by the falling of IL roof irt Stockton on Tees.
Twenty fishermen were drowned at Dunbar
and three pilots In the Tyne. Forty five
fishermen were drowned at Barnmouth and
Eyermouth, Scotland, and houses were un-
rooted and buildings blown down.
IRISH advices report terrible riots in
Limerick and Dublin. In dispensing a
meeting at the former place on the 10th,
police and military charged and fired upon
the mob, and several persons were wounded
and twenty arrests were made. Many
houses were wrecked. After the riot a club
house was attacked, windows smashed and
street lamps extinguished. In Dublin the
mob attacked the Congregational Church on
York Street and smashed the windows. The
service was stopped and the congregation
dispersed.
AT Bedford, TrimbIe County, Ky, on
the 10th, Henry Quissenberry, of tho Meth
odist Church, preached to a very large con-
gregation, making his closing remarks onthe
death OF the saints. On finishing his dis
eourse he sank into a seat and expired.
Two men we're killed and two others
fatally injured by falling rock in tunnel
near New Albany, Ind, on the 18th.
CHIEFS of the War and and Navy De-
partrndnt bureaus and Army and Naval Off
GERS on duty in Washington were formally
presented to the President on the 10Th.
American citizen., 1881-10-22

duet in that department. The resolution
was laid over for one day under the rules.
The Senate theflswentinto executive session.
When the doors reopened the privileges OF
the floor were. extended to the national
guests, and the Sergeant Mt Arms was direct
ed to make suitable preparation for their re-
ceptioD. At -3:1j the DISTINGUISHED French
and German visitors entered the chamber ana
stood in the rear of the Senators desks. MIR.
Bayard, on behalf of the senate. welcomed
them I'm an appro pirate man met, after W hich a
recess was taken for the interchange of cour-
tesies. After an executive session the senate
adi
American citizen., 1881-10-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

FRANK RUEHsTALLER's saloon and
residence in sacramento, CAL, burned few
nights ago. Ruehstaller dragged out his
wife and two children, but two other chill
dren sleeping on the floor above persisted.
The firemen made a desperate fight TO save
them, number being severely burned in
the attempt. -.
Mrs. COOPER and child were suffo-
Gated during n fire at Oswego, N. Y.
A FEUD between Thomas Dsvereaux,
Chief OF the New Orleans Police Detectives :,
and Mike Hennessy, an assistant detective,'
eliminated on the 18th in shooting affray
In which Deverea,Ix iwas killed and Tennes-
sy badly wounded. Hennessy began the
shooting, and Devereaux, fired In self-de-
fonse. 1t is alleged that Dave Hennessy. a
brother Of Nike e, took part in the fight and
shot Devereaux through the back Of the
head.
AT Philadelphia, on the night Of the
18th, ere broke out I'm the mill Of Charles
Landenburger, Randolph Street and CoIum-
bia Avenue, and the flames spread SO rapidly
that the night operatives, forty five in num-
Der, had to jump from the windows to save
American citizen., 1881-10-22
PARNELL IN PRISON.

The Land-Leaguo Executive Arrested mt
Dublin ON n Warrant Signed by Forster,
Chief Secretary of Ir-land-Intcnse Ex-
citement Caused by the Evcnt-Thc Land
Lengue Issues an Address.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04

anberen Manne, ben Tie liebe un0 Der IN
Der STRIDE aniueienS lei, 81 trauen. Sn
SSolQe oeIlen fam eS in Der Sirde gum
Strett uno iblieBli9 sur S6ldgerei, bic
balnit enoete, DaB niele Yerlone1 l6tper
perlebt aus Der STRIDE getra8sn ioer6en
muBten. Der 8oter Der Braut, per ltb
ben allgcmeinen l1utuiaen i~eiter Wttburs
ger Suge5ogen bat, bat lettoem Die Slr1e
nidt perlaiien, pa er beflrdtet, Don ben
i'm beIagern6en NnbGngern 0es perlGmdbs
ten @ibams miBbanOelt 81 iDerOen.
= Sn Der Sni6rift Des Wonuments
fir ben oerltorbeuen &0uig BON 0allnooer
III Der ct. Weorgsfapeue int Ninolor7
i6loile fommen Die Morte: 1.-THE last
King of Hanover" Ger IeBte &0ntg
BON DanuoDer) Dor. 0a Giniprud ge8en
biele QSorte erboben tDUroe, miro beabs
fiAtigt, Die @Drte 1.-THE last" 81 ltreIs
den.
- Nie ieiner :3ett 9emeloet uur6e, BAL
Die 2ieblin9sgattiH oes SONGS o0 II
Stam i'm lebten Stunt als tie III SeS
g~leitung ibres SobnleinS uno ocs erltel1
SefretGrs ibreS 0atten Clinton y aoer
aus &Lagenfurt) cine nddtti6e Spa5ierz
fabrt anf Dem MenamsT lulie mofte. Oas
ourh ibren SOB gefunDen, DaB etn SluBz
bampfer in Der SiniterniB Die t0ntgllhe
Oabt in ben 0runb bobrte, ~berenSnla11en
l~u5gelammt, nit MuSnabIue beS 9enai1n7
ten SefretGrS, Der lid 0urb S6tolHn1e1
~rettete, BON ben 0elcn perl6lungen iDurs
Den. Oie 9ei1en bet &0nigin uno ibres
&inbeS tpnroen oanm lcgleih aus DEM
6luiie berauS9eftiht un0 prootlorllb sur
Nube beitattet. Die beftnttiDe BeileBulg
Der 2eiben erfolgt crit i'm fomnenoen
Sum-, AM SabreStoge Der &ataltropDe, uno
tperDen bteielben Damn inter groBerRrdbtz
entfaltMng nHD in Dergotoeten SGrgel1
na0 eiilem eigenS od3u crbauten fo1tboren
bDl3ernen 8olaIt gcbra6t Deroer, tpp BET
brettauen 8ubobdsY rte1ter
fir Die Seelen Der 9abingei6ieoenen beten
iDuen. Nahber tperoen oer &0ntg, oel1en
SetretGr nnb ap0lf Brielter Den galalt III
8rauo IteGen uno 10 Die 3iDet 2et6en Den
Slammen iiberIiefen. 0ie QiGe miro Ge<
laulmelt unb in spet goloenen urnen i'm
f0ntgli6en 8alalte oufbeipabrt iperoetl.
Sr. YaDer purbe bonn &0ni9e nit oer Qns
%orbnung bieies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be-
traut unb er9ielt 3uglet6 Den Quftrag, fir
oas fDniglt6e Qlr6iD cine S6iloerung Der
Gataltropbe anf Dem Slulle nteoer5ul1rets
ben. ST. 8nDer erfreut it'd Gberbaupt Der
beionoeren CUNT ietnes @ebieters, ben er
niht nur in Der 8bpitt UNI Watbematif,
~ionberu aud in Der beutihen Sprude uns
terri6tet. Nber aud bas 9berbaupt Der
iiameiii6en Bonsen Wrieiter), oas 6errn
8aDer in Die 9teltsion 8uboba'S aufses
,tOnrmen bat. lit Elm GROCER Sreuno beiiels
ben uno lGBt lt6 pou ibm eini9enale in
Der @ode Die enslii9en unb Die Oeutiden
8lGtter iberieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
.GmsDleiben ocr 8utter.

Bum erpBeu 2eibtpeien unierer Sarmerz
frauen tomntt IS ni6t ielten Dot. baB beint
Buttern, DaS Gribeinen Der 8uttertiigelz
6en lebr LANCE uno oftrnals 9dn3li6 aus;
bleibt. Ser @runo Oirfte in ben meilten
Saaen in einem franfbaften naturmioriz
gen 3uitanoe Der Wiil6 gu finoen lein ;
nielmals beitcbt er %inoeiien au6 in elmer
feblerbaft Ell 8%ebanolung oerlelben, pie
oartn, baB 8erbauungslt6rungen i'm tbie=
RIDDEN &0rper ibre @tnhiiie gelteno maz
den. 8or Qtqem lit ior9fGlti9 oarauf OBJ
adt gu nebmen, baB it6 iammtli6es CUR
Oteieret @eb0rtaes in einem reinli9en or=
DentIt6en 3uitanoe beftnoet. Grunolt6e
MusLiiftungen ber9tGumlthfeiten uno ioros
fGltiges Geinbalten aIer @el9irre uno
@efGBe lit ~oringeno notDmenoig, pie aud
barauf eea6tet tperOen muB, oaB bas SUIT
ter Der 8Ibe Elm guteS uuo ~gelunOes Jet,
iotpte oaB Die Geroauung oer I9iere fi1 in
Sronung befi1oet. 90 lanse Die S6ipiez
rigfeit anOaWert, Butter ;u erbalten, ems
pfiebIt es it'd, ntbt gu OieI Strob ooer
iberbaupt SutteritDfie ben &iben gu geben,
tpelbe feite Butter erselgen, lomie benz
8ieb Elm ie na6 ben %l1mitGnoen geiunbes
Doer i@arf abfibrenoeS Watttel gu nerabz
rei1en. Spr Der Nnpenoung %logenannter
v8utterpulper" in iol6eu SGaen lit inoel=
len entl0ieoen 3u tDarleu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
GanDmirtbfbaftllhes
z&artoTcIet.

Gin 1ebr beahtenspertbes ltnb einfddeS
8erfabren gum s3iebeu frIber &artoffeln
lit bas folgenoe: @an3e &nolen elmer
friibeu Nrt merben in nieori9en Soften oOer
&0rben i'm WGr3 ooer Qpril nit Der Seimz
ieite mad oben gans eng neben ci1an Der
gelegt, nuI tpenig NIT Iei6ter @roe beoedt
unb bann Gil einem mar1ner, aber belen
8ete aufgelteut. Wer tetn @armbauS
ooer Oliitbeet bat, mag bier3u bas Wobns
simmer, Die Slide poet audi ben Siebltau
tpdbIen, no man Die Soften ODER &0rbe
auf ben frii6en Dung itelen muB. 90
oft Elm tparmer ionni9er Sag %eintritt, ipers
ben bic gefeimten Sartoffeln ms Sreie
uub in bic Connie geiteIt uno, io6alo aIe
@efabr bor Sr0lten Doriiber lit, in Den
8obeu gepflan5t, mo- ite iofort gu tpa6ien
beginner. 9ierour1 lit iebr biel gelpons
men, Deun tpeun oaS Yflanaen i1 Der 9e=
m0bnlihen Mciie geihtebt, Iiegen Die
RartoffeIn oft lange 3ett in 8oben, ebe
oas Mahstbum oroentli6 ~anfGugt, pGbz
reuo es BEL oieieln Gerfabren iofort beeinz
men fann. 8eim Quspfan5en lit natirlib
9roBe 8oriiGt gu beabten, Oarnit Die
Seine ui6t abgebroden tperben. Iuf
bteie 0sile fann mum 3 bis 4 Wo6en fritz
Der eBbare &artoffeIn e~r3ielcn, ais bel Der
setp0bnItben Yflan3peile, mas in nt6t
tpenigen Tduen bon DurebanS nidt gu ur1>
terihGReftOe gSihtiafeit 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
Neinpe ocs @natfnrns

Die @iniaat lit DobL oDne !3DeifeL Die
ni6ti9ite Nrbeit benin QGerbau; oo1 tit
IS aabefaEnt, Dab otelelbe niht INNER NIT
Der min lHenstpertben Sor9falt porgenouas
men miro troBoem eS nt1t ldipierig lit I'll
begreifen, baB nur frdfttge Yflan3en inn
Stanoe lein fDnncn, einen Grtrdg 3u lies
fern, pel6er ben NnforDerungen entipri9t,
uno tpieberum Dap ertra9reIde 8flan3e1
ii1 MIR aus eilten Saatgute au entiptGeln
Dermogell, beilen &cImtraft nibt beeins
fluBt tporOen lit.
Cine iolde 8eeinHuiiung fam berl6ies
bene nrIadlen beltBen. SIS tpiro Die &ei,n=
trait }. 8. bur6 parr1e 2agerpldBe Derz
minoert, lelblt penn Der M1rmearao elm
nur geringer lit. 9aielbe gej1ie6t burb
ldIedte 8ebanblung bein Drel9en. Die
l1limmften Teiroe oes Samens ieoo6 be-
i1eDen in einigen, I'M @robooen Iebenoen
tleinen Sbierhen; pGren biele ni6t norz
banoen. unb pGce ieoes ein3elne Samen>
form feimfdbig, 10 fDitroe man minoelteus
3tpei 9rittbeiIe 6es ieBt nOtbigen Saatouts
eripareM f0tnen. .9
Die e~rpGbnten fleinen S~amenfefnbe
fino 1duptid6lih GuBerit feline Sbierden,
Deren nnterlu6ung nur aaf mifrolfoniz
IWeW 2SeBe DotSenD1IlileIt WeEoeH IQltn
uno Die itets ttef unten in Der @roe leben
unb pirfen. gs iino namentli6 apet
Qrten. meLhe bas Samentorn NIT ibren
ernitIt9en gln9riffen beimiu9en. Die
cine lit cine MiIbe, tpinsig fLeir, nit bier
8aar 8einen uno GrebSlheeren 6bnItd,en
SreBperf3eu9en; tpenn Das 3bier feline
Doue Gntwidelung errei6t Bat, nermag IS
iib ie6r raid gu betpesen. Oas atneite
Gbier 1T Elm EauienofuB, Der cine beoeus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04

8oben feit un6 be0eft i'm nit Strob ober
Watten &C. yfa9 8 Mo6en iiebt man
mad, ob Die 3wiebeIn aufgeben, nimmt
oann Die 0ede auf mebrere Stunben BET
Sage fort unb lest ie @benbs tuieber auf
bis Die milOe 8itterung ite gang tpegsus
laiien 9eitattet. @eun Die iungen jStpie=
beIpflan3en bas speite Nobr6en BADEN,
bebt man bteielben aus Dem gobetr uno
pflanat tie reibenwetie 5 3Ou auseinan6er
e%ntfernt in guteu, aber ni9t gu i6weren
8oOen, Der i'm bortgen Sabre rei6li1 ges
biin9t poroen lit. -Sriiden Dung Dertroz
Gen Die 3piebeln nidt, iebr gut boeegen
1T tbneI cine Nihenbin8ung. 0as Gins
pflan3en bart nt6t 3u tief 9ei6eben, ionit
treiben ie 81 arg in bic 90be unO aus ben
3miebeIu tpirO ni6ts Seoentli6es. 8et
gutter Searbeitung tperoen tie auf 6ieie
gSeile iebr CROP.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-04
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry SchoelIkoDf,

232 & 234 st Wan0OIpDsStr.
stpiTdcn 0ramtlir,s AnS Wtarfet : gtra8e,
erbielt ioeben cine Qartbte
g%femnan9er, Better SmaIit1t,
&dftbmrger Nuus&s1rimGe,
&pManotldle Stofitlde,
NOtspcgiid)e Setamtcr=@ltfdIobieS,
Wed1te rl1T1d)e Saroine,t,
@sild)ner ~S,dringc in Id1dleu,
Wtartuirte Gar0itcu uno NaL
yran50fldc Gardiner; 1T Del,
WtafreIeR u;.S SaroineS 1T GcnE
GMIi1d)cf GaOint,
0erand3 erten Nal ume Qad,s,
@dnicbrafte n,o 0attsIebersYatetet,
Collaboration,
SCENES Siiuens Gel 4tno Gemf,
TtGus0itfdIc Gr6ie;t ttto SDnttpfSnottS.
0etrD6lt:tc Sdy.U6tttrte (Sil5e),
Sentldbc SYtuctIGD9en ttto s3luetId )gettttuS1
Getro6mcfe SteicIt mo GetocIbcctcn,
MobninatHct, tiio W~p1clIaatIett,
Gptocu5rtc Mild, Sa)ipetser SSiitoetrtebiS 3
SatlariiCit=S laMttett tttto VrIttcuett,
9cmtide &strie, &iticn nn0 Sago,
2sedJten fno bieit9sm Goptpctaerf6Ie,
&im6mggee ttuO Ssrautctf1Ie.
~Gcauef0rt tito 9}rie SAFE,
&aItlfs tt0 SHatcfnSc,
SScuidlatei= 1;tto Gt0artcr=&Gie,
SSartnfTeI:ncb uilo GeiSmebt,
Npfftctt, Wattoei1 uto GittoInt,
Sfciltitc GbpcpiaSc, @afdO ttIto 9rottR,
Qed)tcn SaOn=, titlo Wtoffa=Spafee, n
GidJeIs nno Weigcns&GHec.
Cling ei1d Gjtc,t sSiI9tocr Ittto &otttg,
23cfte SOrtet idlp0rSctt itto GrttMeit Sbeep
9ledlten VG*tler Sdynupftabarf
Splsihubc, gpinns6oer
unb bal. Al ben ~biItslten 9reiien.
II RX 81 CHI e LKO PF
Wholesale Sc Retail Grocer.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-14


TYBEE, July 10; 7:45 p m-Passed out, steam
ships Seminole, Gate City.
Wind s, 10 miles, clear.
bria, Saratoga, AmerfQue
Arrived out. Brooklyn, City Of Paris Frisia,
Karnen, President Antonio, Camogil, Ingle-
side. forsete. EnrIco. Merelio.
Later-Arrived, Canada, Rio Grande, New
Orleans.
Arrived on. England. Hermans, Hibernian,
Regent. New Orleans; HBrvard.
Reyal, July 1S-Arrived, bark HeIlof Herlof
sea, Savannah.
Newcastle, July 13-Arrived. bark Gefion,
Darien.
Antwerp. July I3-ArTived, brig Grossherzo-
gin Anna. Charleston.
Queenstown. July 13-Arrived. bark Romo-
lus, Darien.
Baltimore, July 11-Arrived, bark Moses B
Baker. Tower, Bun River; schr Chas Z Morri-
son. Smith. Coosaw, s @.
Portland, July 1O-Arriyed, schr Morris W
Child, TorreY, Brunswick
Siavenger. July 4-Arrived bark Souverain
(Nor) Wilmsen, Pensacola
sunderland, July 10-Arrived, bark Active
(NOr) Jacobsen, Darien.
Santander, to July 11-Arriyed, bark EnricO
Merello (ltal. Olivari, Pensacola.
Galway, July S-Arrived, bark Johann Ben.
jamin Ger, Hamann, Darien
Sligo July 9-Arrived, bark Burgermeister
Muller Ger. Bunck, Darien
= Douglass. Isle Of Man July S-Arrived. bark
Alexandra (Brl, Peters Darien.
Greenock, July 1l--Arriyed. bark Patna (Br),
Evans. DArien.
Hamburg. July 9-Arrived, bark Lauget
Nor Petersen, Pensacola
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, July
f3-5 cars railroad iron, 10 bbls rice bales
hides. bale wool, 100 boxes and 81 caddies TO-
bacco. and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
July 13-1S cars lumber. 4 cars wood, IL cars
watermelOns, 40 bds white pine 7l6 bbls rosin,
lSi bbls spirits turpentine, - bales yarns,
bales wool. u crates vegetables, bales hides,
boxes fruit and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. July 13-414 bales cot
ton, 1.C44 sacks corn, 500 d | C sides, 1,4l2
watermelons, - bdls spokes, 1t7 bbls stock,
? cases plaids, bales mattresses, car cotton
seej, ~ boxes tobacco, 80 caddies tobacco, II
bales dOmestics, 6ibales yarns, 8 rolls leather,
pkgs furniture, II bales hides, 3 bales wool, so
bbls rOsin, 20 bols spirits turpentine, 40 cars
lumber 81 pkgs mdse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-14

Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Augusta and
Macon and Savannah and Atlanta.
Connections.
Eufaula train connects at Fort Valley for
Perry daily Except Sunday and at Cuthbert
for Fort Gaines daily Except Sunday
Train on Blakely Extension runs daily lex
cept Sunday from Albany to Arlington. snd
daily Except Monday from Arlington TO Al
bany.
At Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway, at Augusta with all lines to
North and East, at Atlanta with Air Line and
Kennesaw Routes 70 all points North, East
and West.
Pullman Sleeper from Augusta to Washing
ton without change.
Berths In Sleeping Cars can be secured at
SCHREINER'S, i27 Congress street.
G. A. wHTrKHKAD, WILLIAM ROGERS.
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. 6upt., Savannah.
J. @. SHAW, W. +. EHEIIlMAN,
Gen. TRAY. Agt supt. g. ". B. r.. Macon. &c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-14

dddling uplands, low middllng
.,srse -, srabie In July. 9 1891; deliverable
SS. 4. T'.;,n August, 1884: deliverable In
!. n,, suy September. f7-31d; deliverable In
eeusest and October, 1924, Prices quiet.
1,s,, Middling uplands, 7-l6d; mid
49, 49, teans. SID
ding -: Mlddiing uplands, low mIddline
/ deliverable In July, 7-i6d; deliverab
cav and August SID; deliverable In Octo-
/ ~ a November 3t-32d: deliverable IN Nc
oeIser and December. 5 15-l6d.
i fe,fE foRK. July 13.-t)otton market opened
Il but steady; sales 83i bales: middling uL
i ssis, liSkc; mIddlinR Orleans. fi5kc.
/ futures-Market opened steady with sales
= follows: July. IL 46c; August. II see: Sep
fsmber. 10 CSC: October, 10 47c; November.
10 PC; December. 10 3Oc.
PRov1sIoNs. GROCERIES,. ETC.
NEW YoRK, July 13-Flour opened quiet but
steady. Wheat AdKc better. Corn quiet.
PORK firm at Si7 80. Lard strong at II soc.
plritsturpentine. 4lc Rosin. 81 05 tor strained.
Freizhts steady.
BGLTINoRK, July ia-FlouF rather more
active; Howard street and Western superdna
- 5O6t4 IS; extra, 81 5O15 25: family, IS 5ON
50: city mills superhne. 81 501s So ditto extra.
- 7595 so; family, s. 5507 90; Rio brands,
50 5O16 81; PataDsco family. 81 .. Wheat
Southern steady; Western higher and firm
southern red, ~ 1901 "a: amber, 81 230i "a
No. Western winter red on the spot, 81 2fJk
July delivery, 81 "a; August delivery, 81 215kO
-: September delivery, 81 22550i 2l3<: OctO-
Der delivery. 81 2i9{012 81 Uorn-Southern
nominal In the absence Of receipts: Western
steady but quiet; Southern white, Csc; yellow,
sc
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los. u. GLEASON, PATRICK EGAN.
Gate OF Tybee Lightly
NOTICE.

WE have this day formed a partnership un-
w der the firm name of GLEASON & EGAN.
for the carrying on Of the Livery Business at
the old stand Of Thomas f. Gleason. W and W
York street. where We will be pleased to see all
our old friends and as many new ones as will
favor Us with call. Our drivers are careful
aad polite. and we promise prompt execution
OF orders received We have In stock Landau,
Pheton, Barouches. Close Coach. Top and No
Top Buggies all Z which will be hired &C reason
able prices. Best of attention paid to boarding
horses. We have telephone connection.
iy2ts GLEASON 4 EGAN.
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Charleston Rice aud Naval stores
Market.

CHARLESTON, July 13-RIcE.-1h here was
good movement ia this grain today al h I'm
values Sales SO tierces clean Carolina We
5l6A5S<e. Drime 15l<c Carolina rough
riee Is quoted at slc 9s1 20 per bushel for
inland and 81 20GSl 20 per bushel for tlGs
water qualities. Prime lots OF seacoast KINGS
sell higher.
NAVAL SroREs.-The receipts we're 2S5 casks
spirits turpentine and $50 bbls rosin- There
vas a quiet market for rosins. Sales about
81 SIS for q, sig0 for III. s. 90 Tor I, 81 37Ik for
L, g 625S for NJ. 50 S716 for 4 and 50 1919 for
window glass Spirits turpentine quiet with
some sales OF regulars al 3716 cents per gallon.
Crude turpentine is valued at 81 50 per Dbl for
virgin and 81 p for yellow dip.-Nstcs and
Courier
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TAa5cnBtfe ug aDONo sCHtuulc LuaAe Gloss
connections for the North and East, via all
rail Bay Line and Old Dominion Line
EE-Passengers by the $50 A. NJ. train must
procure tickets at Bren's office before p. n.
The depot ticket Office sCiu not be open Ios hat
train.
Excursion tickets 20 New York and to return
till October S1st at thirty six dollars. Tickets
on sale on Saturday evening TO Charleston.
good to return on Monday morning. 2t two
dollars
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Gate City. for New YORK
599 bales upland cotton, 40 bales sea island cot
ton, 3l4 bales domestics, yarns and warps IS
bbls rice, LIB bbls naval stores, 11S coy feet
lumber, BIB sacks cotton seed meal, 50 bbls cot
ton keed oil, . boxes fruit, IA bbls vegetables
1Ol boxes vegetables, 7,22l watermelons, IL
rolls leather, bales hides, bbs syrup, 4
tet ces wax. : horses, bales sponge, ISL sacks
chaff, "a empty carboys, IS, Ot0 shingles, lis
pkgs mdse
Per steamship Seminole. for Boston SO
bales cotton. "A casks clay, 40 bales hides IS
bales wool, 2C9 bbls rosin, 81 bbls spirits tur-
pentne, IS bbls rice, casks rice, l63, 0C0 feet
lumber, 1000 watermelons.