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CIVILIZATIONS.
CONTENTS:

AGRICULTURAL
Work for the Month; Farm Fences; The Cow
Pea as a Fertilizer; Grass Is King; The Com
post Heap; A Practical Man on Jute; Seed to
the Acre.
HORTICULTURAL
Tree Cover; Pear Blight Stopped: Layer
Grating; Seeding an Orchard; Beet Sugar
Cutting Grating: Culture of the Grape;
Movable Grape Treliis; Cutting Timber
Celery Culture; Mushrooms; Asparagus
STOCK, POULTRY, Ere
Thoroughbred Jersey Cattle; Imported Jer-
sew Bull Gar Boy;'' Thoroughbred Jersey
Cow Lucy" White Leghorns; Careless
Feeding; Winter Feed for Cattle; Care of
Colts; Quarter Crack; Hereford Cattle Cheap
Cattle Rack; The Care OF Sheep.
Plan of Ice House; Photograph Frame ;
Hanging Rag Bag; Circular Shelving; Fat
Turkeys; To Hang Up Hogs; Shaving Bench
and Knife; kitchen Recipes; A Smoke House
mo Time to Read" South Florida: Work
for the Month; Intensive Farming; The Sal
Was; Florida's Resources and Advancement;
Its Insects.
LITERARY
The Executor.
EDITORIAL
Educated Labor; Sheep Farming; LIE Cente
Pear; Agriculture in the Cabinet; Water
melons; A Gambling Institution: What is q
Christianf Hints on Building; Krupp's Re-
vo.ving Gun.
SCIENTIFIC
Glycerine for Acidity of the Stomach ;Disguis-
ing the Taste of the Bromides; To Purify Mud
dy Water; Deodorizing India Rubber; Brass
Coating for Steel.
FASHIONS
Winter Cloaks and Wraps; Fabia Cloak;
Vladimir Pelesse; PATRICIA Costume; VIII
helm Suit; Stellina Costume; Jersey Cos
tune; Elma Polouaise; Adelaide Costume;
Winter Hats and Bonnets; Pacia Muff.
MISCELLANEOUS
An Astonished NegresS; The Amazon River;
A QknOxwladaso fho( ~ Y.xuM
Rest and Repa r; A Sea Shell Bathing Tub;
Another Waste Product Utilized; Why We
Have Frost Upon the FUN of the Moon; The
Other Side OF Glucose; Origin Of the Sign
$50 A Tempting Competition for Artists.
Are You Going to Paintl Purifying Spirits;
The Largest Animal.
Price 81 90 a year. Single copies IS cents,
For sale at the News Depots and at the Office Of
publication, Whitaker street.
J. II. ESTILL,
jana Tei3b&d&w2w Proprietor
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sAVANN NAH
FnEArDE

SAVANNAH THEATRE.
TWO NIGHTS COMPLEMENTARY AND
THURSDAY, JAN. 5TH AND 9Th.
R. e. j. MILES JEWELLERS
In their Musical Absurdity,
THAT AWFUL CHILE!
BY GEORGE W. BATEMAN,
INTRODUCING the following artists: Miss
i Louise Manfred, Soprano; Miss JEANNE /
Tanner. Con'ralto; Mr.. Mark Packard, Tenor:
Mr. Stuart Harold, Baritone; Mr. Chas w
Allison, Comedian: Mr.. Geo. W. Bateman. Sec
ond Tenor; aud containing the choicest NOR
ceaux from Verdi. Donizetti, Sullivan, Lecoc0.
Balfe, etc. Characters-Clarissa THAT Awful
Child, with some considerable experience OF
her own, Chas W. Allison; Annie harrington
Ia daughter with a grievance of her own, Miss
JEANNE 1. Tanner; Sarah "a housemaid with a
will of her own, Miss Louise Manfred Brown
Ia lover with several dilemmas of his OWN Mr.
Stuart Harold; Capt. Pettibones "a soldier with
an objectionable cigar of his own, Mr.. Mark
Packard; Bilberry harrington "a papa with an
aiIment of his own, Mr.. Geo. w. Bateman.
HARRY LEWIS, Business Manager and
Treasurer. Prices as usual Reserved seats
can be secured ct Bren's without extra charge.
jan4-3t
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CARPETS ANDlMATTING.

A few pieces TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. to be
sold regardless of cost to close this seasons
business.
so pieces Red and White CHECK MATING
at 20c:, reduced from 30c. The better grades
equally cheap.
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D. c. BACON -.

49, =. c. BACON { a
WANTED. everybody to know t1at---,
~ secured patented improyaS v = hs
lens, ana would state to parties bavirS Vpgls
pictures to enlarge they would ID nm, ing sn
az our Photographic Parlors. la pps .to
sereet. WILSON 6 YAUGHpsSkSa
.--1 : Photography
WANTED, wet nurse for i1s.-- :,
w months old. White nrefar .,i,sIt thu
at NO. : Drayton street. do apII
WANTED, a small house with fon-
w rooms, not more than ten minnteHt
from Q. r. r office. Address W. care " v
office 0aIe as
WTANTED, a white woman To I-eo,, -.
w for two in family. Reference ra5l lig
Apply at Huntingdon and Mercer stre frau
tween Price and East Broad isp9
WANTED, everybody to call and Inn :
w sons views of the streets and Sog.
taken during the storm of sleet Janns5r Ia
1881. Headquarters for views of Sonl
scenery. 81 Bull street. IN. VII S6EY
lanS-N&Ieu
WANTED. Pianos and Organs to n1o .
w repair. Rates reasonable. Cash II
for secondhand instruments. I. B. TITRNp1
lS4 State street, between Bull and Wbtsd
s.leees. dec9t1
WANTED, a colored woman 10 cooF =.
w wash for small family. one VIM
children preferred. Apply at southwest "
ner of Broughton and Bull streets.
jan1 -N&Teltf
HEIRS WANTED - TEXAS LANDS
Ii persons Who lost relatives In the rov]
revolution OF 1886 will hear of something Ia M
advantage by communicating with CART
RODREQUEs, care OF this Office. Savannah a
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%antGa.

WANTED, housekeeper, ! co1s.s-s---,---
ferred woman. Also. a plain cooF 'e,enA Viii
Best references Ussar wages Comfortable is 2
ana Aoercorn streets. ppiy corner h
w ANIED IA young man would M =
" tain ffrst-class board in Uuia IKE to !
Aadress A. B., News office. private fami
WANTED, white woman - -
small family. Apply ~ cook fof
- jans.Il
WANTED, cook for small fsm,lv
ians enceS required. Apply to 80 Jones i Sei.
WANTED, at 145 Jones street -
n Tor small family. None n good Co,
without reference. "eea app
WANTED.-oNE HUNDRED THorS, :
SHAVED CYPRESS SHINGLES, Ikea. v.,.
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StraueG.

GTRAYED, a blue speckled hound Bit
- with large black spots on back. and tam
head. Answers to the name of Vic. SUI
street. janti
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g0st.

I OST, on Bay, Bryan, Bull or Market, c
II Sleeve Button. cross on outside. Fin
rewarded il left at this Office. iaR6.
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WANTED, a small house. with fopr :. :
w rooms, not more than ten rpinntsgl q
from @. r. R office. Address W, care W. W
NAAASSs fanE Ii
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WAN cEtS,. a ~ wet nurse for infant h,
at No. Drayton street. "a app
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The stock is filed with goods ranged in price
from 75c to SO 90 per yard, in every shade
suitable to the present season.
In my assortment Of BROCADED and FAN
CY NOVELTIES. which has been selected with
all possible care and attention, will be found
many items of EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
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gutteru.
80ardina.
Street 8aiIr0aas.

SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE s., s & SRI
Januarv 1881
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fur 8fut.
for SAILS.

ENOR SALE, a hue counter. perfectly
IL paneled and bracketed, with gildedbe
and walnut top. 81 feet long, IN one piece
inches wide, 2 inches thick, and both end
inches wide, with drainer. Also 20 Office
barroom chairs. Apply 142 st. Julian stree
ian4-tf
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NOTICE.

JANUARY 1, 1881,
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TNHE largest stock SEASONED FLOOR
in the city. Call and examine our stock.
aug26-tf BACON & BROOK
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ENOR SALE, about 60 tons as pounds
II yard, 100 tons $40 pounds per var
rail. Will be sold cheap, delivered on carr
No. 6, NJ. & B. r. X. Apply to J. ]. MCD(
OUCH, corner East Bre ad and Char
streets. isn4l
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MEMORANDA.

TYBEE, July 9, 500 p m-Passed up, steam.
ship Gate City.
Passed out, steamships City Of Augusta,
Juniata, SaragosSa, Schr May Morn.
Put in for a harbor, wind bound, schr Katie
Collins, from New York for Jacksonville
Wind Sc. miles; clear
TYBEE, July 10, p m-PaSsed out, bark
Lady Duiferin lBr), schrs Levi Hart Belle Hig.
gins, Katie Collins.
Wind 5 miles; clear.
New York. July CARVED, Albemarle Geo
w Clyde; Thingvalla, Carondalet City Of Co
Arrived out, Lake Winnipeg, Ludwig, Maid,
Edwin, Parthea, Forseta, Lima, Pomona. Soil
de Gloria.
Liverpool June 2l-Loading for Savannah,
bark kenilworth, Ryarson.
New York. July 6-Arrived, schr ] S Vandu-
sen, Steelman, Jacksonville.
Cleared, brig Merry, Bradley, Port
Boston, July 5-Arrived, schr Mark Pendle.
ton. Gilkey, ApalachicOla
Baltimore. July 5-Arrived, schrs Annie
Bliss. O'Donnell. Savannah; Maud Seward,
Applegarth, Savannah.
Belfast, July 2-ArriVed, schr z Mcdonald,
Kane, Boston to load for jacksonville
Sailed, schr Prescott Hazeltiue, sweat, Jack
sonville
Water Cove Me. July 3-Sailed, brig Annie
& Lily, o Brien, Jacksonville.
Vineyard Haven. July ARRIVED, schr Jen-
ME Morse, Andersen, Kennebec for Savan-
nah.
New York, July ARRIVED, brig Rabboni,
Coombs. Savannah; schr Welcome r Beebe,
Lozie-, Savannah
Cleared, schr Frank Mcdonnell, Newberry,
Mayport. Fla.
Boston. July 6-Arrived, schr Mary Cast
ner, Gardner, Brunswick
London. July 7-Arriyed, brig Queen Vic
tOria (Nor), Olsen, Savannah
Bremen, July 6--Arrived, bark H L Routh
Young, Savannah
Dover. July ARRIVED, bark Usko CRus),
Hertin, Fernandipa.
Port Royal, July 10-Arrived 3D. U 8 steam
ship Wyoming. Jouett, Norfolk; schr Messen-
ger, Falkner, Boston; bark VIII w Case, Der
mott, New York; 4th, steamship Western
Texas, Hines, New York; steamer Pilot Boy,
Phillips. Charleston; Sth, steamship Western
Texas, Hines, Fernandina
Sailed 5th. steamship Western Texas Hines.
Fernandina; 9TH, schr Messenger, Falkner,
Wilson's Mill, Beaufort River; Sth, steamer
Pilot Boy. Phillips, Charleston; steamship
Western Texas, Hines New York
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PASSENGERS

Per steamer Centennial. from Satilla River
and way landings-G Wsy and wife, Gignil-
liatt, Mrs + S Eaton, and 10 deck.
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
A II Waring, Rieser. Mr. d odd and wife.
Chas Gilbert, Capt Rodgers, H G Davis, j S
Jones, and deck.
Per steamship Gate CITY. from New York
Miss Moses. w S Brigham, Blumenthal,
Leroy ID Ball, NJ Frankenstein, E s Waterman,
ID K TenbrOOk @ Neither, Miss Neither E
Steinheimer, w G Conklin, Mrs Conkliu, G.
Tiffany, O'Conner, Mrs Ennis. W A Jones, w
J Oatman, w NJ Leake. r L Jones, 7 Wright,
J Gou d, r Shener, F Pu.ney, L Z Walker,
] Davis.
Per steamship Juniata. for Philadelphia
Miss Lizzie f Quinn, Mrs A Mority, Miss M
OIeary Daniel Mooney, Miss L A Space, Mrs
+ II Space. Minnie Hardee, Bessie DurYan,
Rebecca r Warrior, Lucy Campbell, w VIII
son, BlOwenstein. Miss Marsh, A Morales and
wife. Miss DeCassives. Theo Weber aud wife,
j T Kenuey, A Brown, S Levison.
Per steamship City OF Augusta. for New
York-Mrs L Bayles and child, Mrs Peters,
Miss Wheaton, Mr. Hatch, Mrs Hatch and 5
children, Mas Hatch and servant, NJ Cum
ningham, wife. son and nurse, Fred Haber-
sham, w w Williamson. Mrs l. Green and
child Mr. Bartlett, wife aud children, Iheo
Gordon, l. HartshOrn JOS Cummings, g NJ
ROBERTS, " H Shane, Rev W Hunter, Z
Buckner G p Gray. J Graham and wife, Mrs
A Flint daughter and son, Mathew Hogan and
wife, August Waruke. Gordon, Mrs James
B Gamble. Miss Katie Beard, w G Fuller, wife
ard children, DIR W Apologize, Mrs o
Blackman and daughter. g W Mitchell and
wife. Capt Tenbrook, Miss E Tenbrook. Mrs
Ball, Miss Ball, Mrs Bennett, J. Benedict F ID
Benedict, Clarence Benedict, Hanserd, Mrs g
A l. Lamar, Miss Lamar. Mrs II II Woodbridge,
children and servant, Mr. and Mrs Snyder NJ
c Carroway, NJ Ferst, Mrs A Stowe Miss B
Danforth, Mrs Mcintyre and daughter. Miss
G Ellis, Miss SIMMONS, Mrs NJ Winter,
Miss Lucy Winter. MIR Curtis, Mr. Beach, N
| Curtis, wife and child, S S Sweet, E B Fitz.
gerald H Dalrymple. Taylor Walthour, w w
HnifiupgWOrfh SnaFEa I,Rn
W Fried. G Hall, Mr. Thompson, H Higgins,
Jno Edwards. L Warner. and steerage.
Per ste amShip SaragosSa. for Baltimore
Julian Bolton, Mrs Stibbs, Miss n f Murtagh,
Mr. Hover, Mrs Laura Wilson and children.
Mr. Townsend, Thos Smith, c L Ridgely and
daughter.
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CONSIGNETS

Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
d Myers Bros. Lee Roy Myers, NJ Y Hender
W c jackson & co, Williams & w, Mrs j IN
mer. Peacock H & Co, Miss w Dixen, G c
Gemunden. JAS X Clark & Co.
Per steamer Centennial. from Satilla River
and way landings-J P Chase Agt. Haber
sham's Son & Co, ] Mclaughlin, T H Gignilliat
G Gemunden NJ Henderson, Rev z II Har
man, SausSy & H, ] Ryan.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, July
9-Fordg Office, s, 4 & WRy, Lppman Bros
Allen & L. Bendheim Bros & Co, Ludden & b
VIM Hone & Co, Meta POinteaux, NJ Johnson
S, f & W Ry, w NJ Lanier. Richardson, Pea
cock, H & Co,
Per savannah, Florida and Western Railway
July 9-FOrdg Once, W G jackson s. Co, Pea
cock, H 4 Co, Q l. Jones, W @ Powell Agt
Williams & W. h Myers & Bros, A Fl Champion
Haslam II, D Y Dancy, Crawford L. II
Suits & Co, Holcombe, G Co, Y Hender
son. Solomons & Co, Mcmillan & Bro. r B er
pard, j ] Dale & Co, JOhnJ McDonough, ID
Bacon & Co, @ r r. Lee Roy Myers. A Lefler
Stern & y. Jno Flannery & Co. Solomon Bros
Bendheim Bros & Co, Weed & c. G Norton.
Per Central Railroad. July 9-Fordg Agt
G Haynes & Bro. J w Schles & Co, Saussy 8
H. Solomon Bros. A Minis & Sons Ludden & b
Barrett & o, Loeb & f, N Y Henderson. NJ Mac
lean, IL Myers A bros, Peacock. H & Co. ] "
Newton Bro, e freeman, DIR Cox, Jno Elan
merry & Co. l. Guilmartin & Co. n o Tilton,
Letter, Thomas Henderson, NJ Boley & Son
A Miller & Co, Henry Yonge, Lilieuthal & K
D c Bacon & Co. D O'Cannor. Williams 6 W
Barbour Bros. W NJ Hurst. r ] ferguson
order, H Conner 8 co, ] 5 Wood 8 Bro.
Per steamship Seminole. from Boston
err. S,F&W Ry, S 6 c RR, str Florida
Alexander & n. ChSs Ellis, i Epstein & Bro
Eokman & V, A EnStein'S Sons. A Friedenberl
& Co, S Guckenheimer Son, G Gilbert & Co
S Haynes & Bro, r NJ Hull. Holcomba. g
Co. Meinhard Bros & Co, A ] Miller & 90,
Myers & Bros, Palmer Bros. J p ReedV, j Ros
enheim Co, Rutherford & r. Solomon Bros
asEaTese 4 Bro, II I Bolts, H P Tucker. ] Il A
Willie.
Per steamship Gate City. from New YORK.
Lapel, e Acosta. Allen q L, Alexander 4
N. Bendheim Bros Go. II Brown. Bradstree
& Co, Branch & @. G + Ryrnes. J G Butler
o Butler. CRR & Banking Co, D B Camp
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Cohen & B, Jcohen, Crawford & L, W s Cher
", W M Davidson. Paul Decker, IL Doyle.
J Einstein & Co, IL FAX & Co ] Fernandez
n Ferst & GOA Friedenberg Co, Frank & Co,
Fretwen \, J II Furber, I ] Gazan, B n Gar
funkel. II Griff1ths. Gray & OBJ. Mrs Green
baum, GutmaL Bros, ] Gorham, Quicken
heimer & Son, G L Gilbert & Co, Harden Bros,
A Hirschman, D Hogan, Hexter W, Joyce &
II. str Katie, Kennedy & B, N Krauss, P Kill
loren, d LAWN, Lang & Bro. D B Lester, A r
Lee, Loeb & E, Jno Lyons, Lippman Bros
Ludden & B. Mendel, W Nell & Co. Mem
hard Bros & Co, f Morgan Co, Miller &
Co. Lee Roy Myers, H Myers Bros. c Muir
ply. Jno Nicolson. Platshek. Palmer Bros.
R B Reppard, Rieser & s, @ II Remshart, J B
Reedy, Q d Rogers, ] H Ruwe. T Ruckert,
Russak & Co, Saussy &, II, Schwarz & Acosta,
z A schwarz, Silva L G Strong. G Small,
Solomons & Co, Solomon Bros, Jno Sullivan.
Southern Ex Co, G Thompson, @ H UNI
bach, L Vogel, H Won Newton, Thos West,
A NJ & c. West, G Watts & Co. R D Walker,
Weed c, D Weisbein, w U Tel Co, ] h A
Willie, Henry Yonge, G R r, S, & W BY, str
David Clark, str Centennial.
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Charleston Rice and Naval Stores
Market.

CHARLESTON. July s.-RIcE--1he stock OF
this graiu IS diminishing aud rather an I'M
proved feeling hiss existed in reference 70 IL.
~, b,1-fresss ~ the week was some 5UJ tlerces.
we note rather a firm market and quote;
Common, 49sI4c; fair, 49<G514c; good, $50
h onored Al qae lsl 20 per bushel for inland.
aud 81 20ai 20 per bushel for tide water guar
ties. Seac0sst descriptions Of high grade sell at
advanced rates.
N1vAL SroREs.-The receipts at this port for
the week from Saturday. July :, = Friday
JuIv s. 1881. inclusive, we're 1.52I casks spirits
turpentiue and 4 Ss5 bbls. rOsin. IN CONTRAST
yEfth go casks spirits turpentine and 5.USS
bbIE rosin for the time last year. There was
moderate business in resins curing the week,
with sales OF about 800 barrels, generally ~
q 81 Der Dbl for A. b, 81 - for =. u. =,
a 50 f0r F. 81 IS for g, g GO for II. g 70
Tor I. 81 50 for X, So IS for N, - co for y,
S. IS Tor window glass and - S151 Tor water
white. soirits turpentine quiet sales Luz
cas<s chiefly at ssIka39c. per gallon as In
packages.-Nel1s and Courier.
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
$50 bbls naval stores, bales hides, l sack wax,
bale wool. 1 bale cotton, crates bottles, l
box tobacco, 10 sundry pkgs.
Per steamer Centennial. from SatiIla River
and way landings ,415 bushels rough rice,
44O facks rough rice, 30 pkgs mdse, bales
hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, July
9-15 bhls whisky, Is bbls spirits turpentine,
bale hides, e. boxes tobacco, IL caddes tobac-
co. and mdse
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
July $50 cars lumber, cars wood, IL cars
melons, $40 bbis rOsin. 55 bbls spirits turpen-
tine. bbls honey, l Dbl and d boxes vege-
tables, u bales paper stock, bales hides, IS
bales wool. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. July 1881 bales cot
ton, 2l2 sacks corn, cars bulk corn. 100 bbls
flour, 125 bbls grits, 400 sacks peas, 30 d. zen
broOms, bb,s shoulders 9show cases. 5 tierces
hams, IS boxes candles, 3 bbls beeswax. IS
bales paper stock, 49 bales domestics, 10 bales
warns, 20 pkgs furniture. ~ cars wood 1908
watermelons, bales hides, IA bales wool, AZ
bbls spirits turpentine, 81 bbls rosin, IS cars
lumber, crates poultry, l bag apples, Al pkgs
mdSe.
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{ my labor was exceedingly bur
q the contrary, was followed by
II IRON TONIC, from which l re-
q / found that my natural force
using 1t / have done twice the la
, ease. With the tranquil nerve
|. Ifthe Tonic has not done the
u Christian Church, Troy, o.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Juniata. for Philadelphia
1873 bales upland cotton. 6 bales sea island cot
ton, $50 bales domestics, 10 cases dOmestics a
bales paper stock, 90 bbls rice. i,034 bbls rosin
122 bbls spirits turpentine, 1888 feet lumber
81 pkgs vegetables. 80 pkgs old iron, l lot loosS
iron, IS tons pig iron. "a bds paper, 1881 water
melons, IS rolls leather. 81 empty bbls, 10 tur
ties, l73 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-2S5 bales cotton, l63 bales domestics
yarns and warps, Liz bbls naval stores, l3G 05C
feet lumber. 4l6 sacks chaff, 24 crates pears
y bbis vegetables, 29 crates vegetables, 3, Ass
watermelons, 20 bbls paint, 90 turtles, go sacks
cotton seed meal. 279 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship SaragosSa. for Baltimore
90 bales upland cotton. bales sea island cot
ton. o. bales w"ol 30 bales yarns, Sc bdls hides
42 bbls rice. 253 bbls rosin. q bbls spirits tur
pentine. 400 boxes vegetables. 1926 watermel
Ons, 10 600 feet lumber. 2l0 pkgs mdse.
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- SsIk; short, 81 s5Z. Government bonds dup.
State bonds quiet but firm.

- S3lS; short, 81 So. Government bonds dun.
State bonds quiet but firm.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. July o-Cotton HARDENING. mia
ding uplands. sgd; nniddling Orleans 8 7-I6d.
sales 1000 bales, for speculation and exports
are American.
Futures; Middling uplands, low middling
clause, deliverable in July, 6 il-32d6s de-
hverable In July and August, 6 Il-S5a6sEd: de-
nveraole In August and September 67-i6d: de-
nseraoie IN september and October 6 5-32A
5-l6d: de'ivrable in October and Novemher
Sl-S2d; deliverable in November and Decem.
Der, l5-l6d: deliverable in January and Feb
ruary, l5-l6d Prices steady.
2. M. The sales Of the day included $3.50
FUTURES: Middling uplands, low middIing
clause, deliverable in July and August. 13-32d:
deliverable In August and September, is 32d'
Prices closed steady.
NsT YORK, July Cotton market opened
nrm: sales 1851 bales; middling upiands
II 5-l6c; mideiing Orleans. II G-f6c
Fntnres-Market opened steady. with sales
" follows: July, IL 20c; August II 25c: Sep
TENDER. 10 SIC: October, 10 3gc: Novemhsr
10 BIC; December. 10 PIC.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. Krc.
LIVERPOOL July 9.-Lard, SIS Sd.
nkS SoRK, July s.-tIour opened steady but
quiet. Wheat a shade better. Corn moderately
active Pork strong at S17 %. Lard firm at
II s5c. Spirits turpentine a.. Rosin 50 05 FOR
strained. Freights strong.
BALTIMORE, July s.-r1ouT-Market quiet;
Howard street and Western superhne
- 50G4 p; extra, 81 5005 %; family, IS 500
3 80: city mills superiDe s. 5O64 so; ditto extra
g tSG5 .; family, So 1907 90; Rio brands
% oOG6 %; Patapsco FANNY, 81 p Wheat
southern steady and active; Western higher
ana nrln Tor spot, futures steady; Southern red
u lOGl .; amte-, 81 23Q1 q: No. Western
winter red on the spot, 81 235k91 2S3<; July
delivery, 81 S23zd1 %; August delivery y, 81 201l
September delivery, 81 2O34: October delivery,
~ SJ1E. CorT-SOuthern nominal. in the alb
sence OF receipts; Western steady but quiet
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pIoI6TT-I- = ia AIa c an 7 IS. %
Sub-Treasury balances: Coin, ga. 642O75 90;
currency, 81, 264.9 90.
500 p. m.-FOllOVing ara the closing quota
tons Of the New York stock Board:
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FRAUDEXPOSED

THE LETTER PUBLISHED by De Lisser and
which he pretends to have received from DIR.
RECORD is a FRAUD.
DIR. RECORD, of RUE DE TOURNON, PARIS,
writes under date of April ID, 1884, that he never
knew r. L. De Lsser, of New York city; never
wrote him letter on any subject, or sold him
any formula. Neither has he ever authorised
De Lisser TO use his name to any remedy what
ever, and that the signature of the letter pub
lished by De LiSser and purporting to come
from him is copied or transferred from an
original, but the text is not his handwriting.
Dr. Ricord, of Paris, wrote
to VIM. n. Woodward, of
the well known firm of
e. Fourgera & Co., of 80
N. William ST., New York
City, instsucting him to
order that the bogus letter
with his Dr. Ricord's) name
forged thereto, and pub
lished in various papers be
discontinued Immediately,
or he should commence
legal proceedings without
delay.
The genuine can be had of LEvAsSOR, 10
bis Rue Richelieu, Paris, and LIPPMAN BROS,
Savannah, Ca, and all druggists
DIR. SIG ESMOND AGREES TO
FORFEIT $4,000 for any failure to cure
with RECORDS VIZ l. RESTORATIVE (un-
der his special advice), or for anything impure
or injurious in it. OVER 10000 CURES in the
United States alone has been effected within
the last five years.
Address. with inclosed post stamp for de-
scriptive circular with testimonials and symp-
toms, to DIR. \. B. SIGESMOND, 40
world Building. New York.
dec13-M& TheoW ,Tu&Seow&weOwlY
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Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains bc-
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 (ex.
cept Sunday from Albany to Arlington and
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 Liue and
Kennesaw Routes to 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, 127 Congress street.
@. A. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS,
Cen. Pass. Agt. Gen. 6upt., Savannah,
J. @. SHAW, W.T. GHELLMAN.
Gan. Trav. Agt. supt 8. W. B. B.. Macon. &C.
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