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FARMERS COLUMN.

rlle New Transcontinental Railways
Sir JOIN. Rose impaired to Canadian re
porter some glowing impressions Of the Ca
madam Pacific railway
| have no interest whatever, said he, Ii
the Canadian Pacific railway beyond wish
ing it success, as it is doing the grand worl
of contributinR toward Canada's prosperit,
and enrichment; 50 am free to give the I'M
biased opinion that its construction Is better
organized and more efficiently carried ou
than that Of any railway the world over.
is not mere prairie road with sleeper
thrown on the) ground. The track is vel
raised, 50 a. to protect the line from snow
and the materials are Of the very best.
have my opinion endorsed by practical men
With US was travelling q MI. Osborne, 70
many years president Of the Illinois Centra
railway and he told me he Meier saw any
thing TO equal the rapid and perfect track
laying. 1t is model to be copied. ais
went as tar q Fort Keogh, to inspect th
working of the Northern Pacific and wa
equally impressed by what saw there.
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More than :'N;oersons have already bee.,
killed this wear by tornadoes
Try the new brand Spring Tobacco.
Mrs. Garfield is worried by many invita-
tons TO attend Sunday school picniCs.
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A Tilt With '3'ia,,o

Judge Clayton, Of Etltal,Ia, Ala, hns de.
cidet' that dealing in cotton futures is gamb-
linz
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

"Wells' Health Rcnewcr' restores healtl,
and yigor: curcsDyspepsa Impotence, Sex
nal Debility II
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

Governor st. John vii! be at the Bloom
'ngton prohibition camp meeting this
week
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

Philadelphia is to have a free circulating
library Of books for the blind.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

Mansfield. Ohio. Nov. Il. s15s..
Gentlemen:-Ihaves suAe4edvith
pain in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body. ~
tended with great weakness, dePres-
sion Of spirits, and loss q sppe-
lite. Ihave taken several different
medicines, and was treated byprom-
inent physicians for my live1, kid
ncys, and spleen. but I got no relief.
1 thought I would try Browns Iron
;;itters: : have T. Nv taken one bottle
and 4 half and AN absus well-pain
in side and back all gone-sorenesS
all GU: Of MY breast, and I have a
good appetite, aad am G1ining in
strength and flesh. Isca1 jssf1be
called the ring Of Me6Ieiaes.
JOHN X. AIx11p1R.
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West Virginia produces nearly one fourth,
Of all the nails used in the United States.
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To tho Athlete,

Bid defiance to scrofula and diplIthcria by
keeping Dr. Halliday's Bi.od Purifier laying
around loose. Sold l,y all druggists or by
the proprietor s. Blackford, "a East Seventh
Street, St. Paul, Mimi.
Special precautions are said to he taken
now to protect the Princess I.onisc againsl
asSassins
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

Young men or middle aged ones, suf-
fering from nervous debility and kindred
weakness should send three stamps for
Part VII Of Worlds Dispensary Dime
Series Of books. Address Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

Manchester, n. H., is said to be the only
city in America which has four ex-govern.
ors as citizens.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

This is the season for bowei-conplaiuts
'mripe fruit and exposure produce them,
and Perry Davis Pain Killer cures them II
acts with wonderful rapility, and is perfect
ly harmless. No family should he without
it. For internal and External uses il has
no equal.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31

Professor Worth the snake ci,armer, dur
ing aperformance in New York, Oh recent
evening received a fatal bite.
The Worthington advance., 1882-08-31
Get the ORIGINAL.

Ex-Secretary Blaine has offered for sale
his new home In Warrington. Il h one OF
the finest houses at the cSnatal.
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Let me see," said the colonel ..von
LETT Oft where You told us that vol, wonl,i
to continue" '''>
."By all means. I spent two hours
WITH the old man, while his wife. assist.
ed by an old crony of hers. nut INV nom
IN order. At 10 o'clock they sulnmonc,i
me, Offering to light nv wav. Bidi;n"
the old man good night, followed the
women. The apartment had assumed =
very different aspect. The dust had
been removed from the floor and the
furniture: I could see myse)f in the
gIass, and even my travelling bag had
come in for its share of the general M.
rifcation. -, so'9'"' p"-
-, Good night, SIR said Agatha. .You
Will not be afraid. l suppose Won men
are afraid of nothing Here the other
oM woman uttered some words to the
enect that she would not pass q NIGHT in
Ina, tt,at enc OF the empty obi house for a
Are there rats?' Iasked.
Tho In i9e1e ere used to be. but they have left
Good night again, sir. Shall l knock in
te,, Tue morning or do you wake of your.
1 can wake, thank you, good NIGHT,
Len to myself, unpacked INV hao
ana IN half an hour was in bed. + ha,i
taken the precaution to place nv candle
and the box Of matches on the chair nv
my bedside. soon fell asleep. -
sitting at the breakfast table in the
morning 1t occurred to me that I had
Had very singular dream. on irving
10 '.o.. remember it | found it to be this: 4
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SR6Apa0h nm Rats ,

''ROugh on Rats
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed-bngs, sknnks, chipmnnks, gopher. l5c
nru.piSts
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A southern writer says: IL DO not believe
that scandal was ever born in the surf"
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CONSIGNEES

Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
-Rieser & S, Hamilton. Miller. Balti
delpAia Steamship, Chess, C & Co. Graham g.
II, Bendheim Bros Co, Lee Roy Myers, NJ Y
Henderson, Myers Bros, Stult Bros, r W
Woodbridge.
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and wsv
landiDgs-PeAc ocE. H & Co, J Williams & Go
W c jackson. J J White, E Selms, Walter & H
Capt Fleetwood, HOlcombe, g & Co. d Hull,
w Miller, NJ Y Henderson, r Roach & Bro, Dr.
y Cox Rutherford & T. Fl Myers & Bros. Z H
Solom6ns, II Solomon. w NJ Lanier, Graham &
H. Branch & c, Mrs E Cope, 3 B Mingledorf,
Order
Per steamer David Clark from satila-o
Eolshorn, II Ferst & Co. Crawford & L, James
Ray, Peacock. II & Co, Williams & Co. E I
Roberts, ] Kelly. Walker. G 4 Co. Waller
Lippman Bros, Branch & G, Cockshutt 6 j.
Per Central Railroad. June l7-Rieser & 8,
VI Ferst & Co, Singer Mfg Co, Goette, H Solo
mon. Lppman Bros, w Dixon, Geo Schley,
Peacock. H & Co: D G Bacon & Co, Dickson &
G, d d Arden, J Williams & Co, H Boudell,
S Wood s Bro, c @ Hardwick, Jno Flannery
& Co, F Stubbs Co, Lee Roy Myers, Her
man & K. A Haas & Bro. W Harden, A j Mil
le-. Branch & c. w c Jackson, r d Walker,
Myers & Eros, B f Lanier, Kennedy & B, Jas
Manning.
Per Charleston and Savannah Hallway. June
17-Fordg Office S. F & w Ry, d Boley 4 Son,
Son & Co, Branch q C, w G jackson, G H Dor
sett, Rina Simpson, u Henderson, g A Wit
kins, Williams & Co, H Yon Newton.
FER savannah. flOrlud anu WeBLfFD hallway,
June i7-Fordg Office. Peacock, H & Co, @ L
Jones' J p Williams & Co. W G aokson, E T
Roberts, Il Solomon, H Myers & Bros. Lee Roy
Myers, NJ Y Henderson. Lippnan Bros. Weed \
c. T p Bond & Co. Meinhard Bros & Co. G w
Price A HanIey, Graham & II, Dale, W & Co,
John ] McDonough, / l. Falk & Co, Holcombe,
G & Go, 4 H Champion, VIM Hone & Co, D Y
Dancy, B Reppard. SlOst. & Co.
Per steamship City of Columbus. from New
York-W L Alexander & Son. E J Acosta, G w
Allen, Allen & L, Abraham & b, Branch & G, J
q Butter, o Butler. Bendheim Bros & Co, ID
Brown, Bond, l. e Byck & Son. A H Cham
pion. Crawford & L, John Cunningham City 6
Sgb r r Co. JnO A Douglass, / Dasher & Co,
M ] Doyle, EOkman & V, Einsten & L. Ep-
stein & Bro, g Eckstein & 90, ] II Estill, Chas
Ellis. Frank & Co, NJ Ferst & Co, A Friedenberg
& Co, l. Falk q Co, Fried, J II Furber, Fret
well & n, 9 Frsediander 3 Co, Jos 9orbam.
@ L Gilbert & Co, Gutman Bros. L 3 Gazan. S
Gazan, Goodsell Bros, Gray & OBJ, F Z George
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PASSENGERS

Per steamer David Clark. from Satilla-Jos
Or nks. Elliott. W J Kelly, and , deck
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landingS-Capt + H Peoples, VIM Brigh IN .
d Grower, D E Rieser, b F Beard, Miss Fannie
a Beard Mrs E H SolOmons, infant ana nurse
Miss d Beard, Mrs Strobhar, Miss Maggie
Belly, and IS deck.
Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
r w Woodbridge, J Marinius Mrs Paul and
mad. Mrs Nicholson and maid Mrs p Manning,
Mrs Walker, Miss White. Cumberland. Muir
ply. Lewis, Huntington, and de ok
Per steamship City OF Columbus from New
YOrk-Miss Schley, Miss A GrOgen. Miss B
Holly, Miss A Dunklin, j Nj Whitaker, l. A
Knowles, Mr. Gutman. Miss H A Taylor, W II
Bean, Kaiser, J Fl Walker, g Hardee p
Taft. j Perry Sister c Queinan. F Baker Miss
ID Taylor G . Stilwell and wife VIM st Au-
burn. and ? steerage.
Per steamship City OF Macon. for New York
p ID Dafin, wife and children, Nj Plant, z
Bowman. W G Charlton, Major Whitehead,
Mrs Crichton. Mrs G P Richards. Miss Fl C
Leite. Miss White, Miss Addie Ross, Mrs Cox
Mr. and Mrs E o Paul, A Beswanger, NJ Pullen,
Col Tracy, wife aGd , children, Mrs Spears and
2 servants. Miss n E Brigham. Miss Tatnall NJ
F Gaitly, Jacobs. Mrs f Lord. d Fuller. Mrs
J H Speer, Miss J Taylor, Mrs NJ LANCASTER,
Ms E NJ Green, child and servant, r Paul. ]
D Weed, F Pulaski and wife, Miss Hale and sis
ter, Mrs W Miles and child, Miss Ansley Miss
Connely. DR.. Geddings and wife, Mrs Hunter
Mrs A ] Adams, G Deste, DIR Anderson, j f
Delaney, y Agaus. J Frates Tom Luils. j o
Bell and wife, j Elmer, ] E Page. L Sabester
and wife, II Damfelser and wife Miss Daniel
ser, Boone. wife and child. Chadwick II
Robertson, Dolly Mongin (coD. Laura Finley
(cOn, Georgia Nixon (coD, Mr. Davids and wife,
Mr. Baroner. Mr. Chapman, Jonas Selig. Mr. Car
Isle, A Davis (col P NJ Morse Cob, and steer
age.
Per steamship Juniata for PHILADELPHIA
J b Mckee and WIFI Fl Wells, VIM Brown
Geo Vanartsdalen, Geo Stein, J c Davis.
Per steamship SaragOSsa. for Baltimore
Mrs Alfred Hoyt, VIM Miller, Caviar and
wife, Jas McCuly.
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TYBEE, June Il, 700 D m-Passed up. ste am.
ship CitS of Columbus.
Passed out, steamship Saragossa, bark En-
bla (Nor) and schr Potos
Wind NE, 10 miles: raining
TYBEE, June Is. 500 p m-Wfnd 8, IS miles
fair.
New York. June l7-Arrived, City of Brus.
sells, Polynesia, Delaware, Edam, Vaderland
Eliza, Gate City.
Arrived out. Batavia, Hapsburg. Thomas
Holmes. Mercator, Cometar, Schneigaard
Harmonic, Edel, Marie
Homeward Emily, Walters, Algeria.
New York, June 1S-Arrived, strs General
Arrived out, strs City of Paris. Brittanic, Gil
lert, st Laurent
Darien, June 12-Arrived 10th, bark job
Bergman Olsen (Sw), Sickstrom. Demerara;
Prosperidad (Sp) Mora, Havana. 18th, brig
Herald (Br), Hanson, Wilmington, Del
Cleared, 8th. barks Minnie Campbell Nor,
Davidson. West Hartlepool, Eng. 10th, blrk
EulalIa (Sw), Bergstrom, Tralee, Ireland; schr
VIM r Drury, Bird, New York. 18th, bark
UranoS (Nor), Harris Aberdeen; America
(Aus), Valentine. Calais.
Boston, June 15-Cleared, schr Robbie L FoS-
ter. Hart Port Royal
New York, June 15-Arrived, schr L V
Streaker, Camp, Jacksonville.
Cleared, bark Keewaydin (Br), Robinson, Sa-
vannah; schrs G G Cranmer, Norbury. Fernan-
dina; Nellie Grant, Jordan, st Augustine
OportO June 1O-Arrived, bark Julius POrt),
Pelliea. Brunswick.
Port Royal, June IS Arrived 18th, schrs Mes
senger, Falkner, Boston; Henry D May, Rob-
erts. New York; 18th, steamship Western
Texas, Risk, Brunswick.
sailed 18th. brig Vincenzo Mazzelo Utah,
Grosski. Coosaw; 10TH, stea nship Western
Texas. Risk. New York; Itch, schr Messenger,
Fdikner Beaufort.
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Exchange frn. CT TIE Cntsd stetsz Sky
Gays, god ~ 1754 G-e1asr1l; o-soO sAc-s E-s1-,
1s<Ess54 Premium; ca Ions, 80, ~ Sse-
' Yea, Jprs i7.-stOcks strong. None.
$ -. s., > bOres i-aetive. Gov srnment ton >
u1cnacEej.
IrvER-oo1- June 17.-Cotton opened firm;
m ic' - unlands. 6Nd; middling Orleans
o l5-l5d: sales p GOO bales, for speculation and
export 1000 bales; receipts $50 bales-Ameri-
can 900.
Futures: Middling upIands, low middling
clause deliverable in June, 6 1896 $3.50
deliverable in June and July, 8 17-64d6 As Cad /;
deliverable in July and August, 4S-64G
o 47-6id; deliverable in August and September,
3 5e-6id: deliverable in September and October,
o f6-5id; deliverable in October and November,
o 32-64d; deliverable in December and January,
s 31-6fd- Futures steady.
ecu p. m.-The sales Of the day included
9.s00 bales OF American
Futures quiet but steady.
NV YoRA, June 17.-COuton opened quiet
sales "a s Oalss; middiing uplsnds, y S-l6c;
mic 1!Ing Orleans. - l5c-
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
| follows. June, y l4c; July, u l7c; August,
Il &c; September, II s5c; January. IL sc; Feb
ruary, II 4Oc.
The receipts OF cotton at all interior towns
are 4, la bales; receipts from plantations = 672
oales; crop in sight 5,27s 4s7 bales. The total
visible supply OF cotton for the world is ,2S7, :
/ 65S bales, OF which .zS7 $50 bales are Ameri-
can; against ,4SOOi5 and 1,747, 9l6 respectively
/ last year.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. E-C.
| LIVERPOOL. June 17.-Lard, 59s
| HAvASA, June l6.-Sugar market unsettled;
| mOlasses sugar, So to ~ degrees pOlariz alton,
| o417 reals, gold. per arrobe; muscOvadO,
| common 10 fair, b5s17A reals, gold. per
| arrO0e; centrifugal, ~ to 20 degrees polariZa-
| ton, in boxes, sySI9H reals.
NEW YORK, June H.-tlOur opened dull and
i dropping. Wheat heavy; 1s134c lower Corn
/ dull. 1s1lSc lower. PORK strong at 40 OOd
| u 10. Isara weak at II S0L6c FreIghts firm.
/ BALTIMORE, June l7.-kIOuT-market opened
i active but lower for Western; Howard
Il street and Western supernne, 81 25d
20; ditto extra, 81 25d5 50; otto family, Is e
4 o. 90; city mills superhne, - 5014 IS; ditto
/ extra, - U0d7 50; Rio brands. 81 2517 s. y
| = neAU-SOulnern steady but quiet; Western
Il a shade higher, closing steady; southern red
i q SOL 81. ditto amber. 81 3S1l 43; No.
/ Maryland, 81 IS bid; No. ? Western winter red
On the spot, 81 3i5sG1 35I6. Corn Southern
L quiet but steady, Western dull and a shade of
/ southern white voc, yellow Soc.
NAVAL STORES
/ NEw YORK, June 17.-Spirits turpentine, AN
/ as. hOsIu. - l21sG2 1718.
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AnstrttRr's 8ttters.

For sale by Lippman Bros and Soloron+
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& Co, Grs1em & E, S Gncksrhe.-er & Eor. c
G1sszr1sa. Hcleon5ss G & Go, A Rsalsy, ID do
sSzs s c Hays & Erc, Hsz&Ss & =, ESxss- &
RT,. Z Esuo-, c L Icy, Kennedy & 7,
Aozes z Fgas : -~Enau p. 8no VIC ~, : ii
Iq-T, Lg1r a = Z, A L 70, + .s-sle, & =,
n Lang & Bro. L E Lar5e-, L La = . { a
LsTaF, Ice , & =, j LIZ. II T. ers BIZ :,
Nei,nard BIS & Co, BF McKenra, Lee Rov
: yeTr. A . Miller & Co, Nc aaIs1brOek & D. a
leyas, " B L ell & Co, re a. n BTos. G NJ.
phY, Il l4a1cai & Bro, L Neidlinger, Jno o. !
yer. NJ " Owens. Palmer Bros, Peacock. h &
CO. H Putzsl : B Reedy, Russak & Co, JOS a
Robert, G d Rogers, Rieser & S, John Ryan
J Ray. r p Roach, rutherford & h. d Solo
mon, B Springeu SolomoDs & Co. Saussy, II
& R. Z SpAnier, E A schwarz, Jno Sullivan
H Sulter. S. F & W Ry. T Shuptrine, Southern
Elk Co, ] w Lyman, F Torrent, w Teep'e
n Won Newton, Weed & c, A d & G W West
H Ward & Co, Wylly & G, J 6 Watts. r
Walker. D Weisbein, Wheeler 6 w Mfg Co, J {
Walter, Henry Yonge, s B Co
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Raiu 8illEr.
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Shtppina.
SAVlYNlH AyD new YORK.

CABIN $50
EXCURSION 81
STEERAGE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ......... o
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CLEARED SATURDAY

Steamship Juniata, Howe. Philadelphia-Wm
Hunter & Son.
Steamship City Of Macon, Kempton. New
York-G NJ SorreI.
Steamship Saragossa. Hooper. Baltimore
Jas West & Co.
Bark Emilia (Nor). Sim0nsen, Glasgow-Holst
& Co
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer City OF Bridgeton. from Florida
81 bales cotton. 10 bales wool. 13 pkgs wool 3
bales hides and skins bbls OIL. pkgs m fibre.
IA crates vegetables. p mules, pkgs mdSe
Per steamer David Clark from SatilIa-3o4
bbls rosin, Dbl crackers. case empty bottles.
IA bbs spirits turpentiRe. beer kegs, 1 td /
box raft tools, piston rod, l box, Dbl, use,
8 b"ls potatoes bdl Junk, basket clothes
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta ana way
landiugs-302 bbls rosin, SO bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 230 oak slaves. sacks wool, IS cases eggs.
1 crate cabbage. 81 bdls shi gles coop lambs,
, bales cotton, 5 coopS chickens bdlS hides
81 sheep, calves. 5 bales wool, 3 bbs cabbae e,
| hbl potatoes, pair shafts, 1 sack grist bbl
and key syrup, bag wax, demijohn honey.
and mise
Per Central Railroad June 11-742 bales cot.
ton IS boxes tobacco. pkgs tobacco, - bales
wool boxes and Dbl bacon. cases oil, .O36
short Tibs. II boxes fins, l crate, chest 2
bbiS Da ut. p cases hardware, pigs wood, 10
bbls whisky. ; tcs hams. cars fl brick, IN
sacks oats, bales domestics. cases cans,
bcx shoes. box envelopes, 3 bds beeswax l
DBL iron. 40l sacks cotton seed meal | bale
cloth. key p astings. I box friction primers
II tales pape- stock, 1872 bbs soirits turpentine
307 bbls rosin. ii cars lumber. bales wool, /
box mdSe. ! bag wool, ! car charcoal, / pisce
machinery, bag meat. car wood
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
jane l1-l7 cars lumber, o cars melons 900 bbls
rOsin. pa bbls spirits turpeniine. 2 cars cattle,
81 bbls potatoes, 6S7 boxes vegetables. II bales
hides, bales moss, II bales yarns, a. bales
wool and mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
June 17-30, bbls rosin, 13 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 125 caddies to0acco, Z sacks potatoes. IL
sacks guano, 1 bale hides, so boxes soap, and
mae.
Per sloop Sea Serpent-67 bbls rosn and 90
casks spirit turpentine, to Peacock, H & Co.
and IS bbls rosin and casks spirits tur-
tentine. to Walker G & Co.
Per MorTsOa's fiat-140 bbls rosin, and "a
casks spirits turpentine, to j Williams & Co.
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ALBANY EXPRESS

cieStang cars run through between Savannah
ana TnomasVille daily except Tuesdays aud
FrIdsys and between Thomasv lie and Savun.
nan qally except Thursdays end SATURDAYS.
Connection at Albany daily with passenSer
TRAINS both ways on Southwestern RaIlroad to
and Iron Macon, Eufaula, Montgomery Mo.
bile, New Orleans, etc. A-S
Man steamer leaves cambridge for Apalaahk.
cola and Columbus every Thursday and sur.
Close connection ct Jacksonville daily 6sun
days excepted for Green Cove Spring. 81
Augustine, Palatka, Enterprise, Sanford and
az lepoings on st. Johns river
Trains on B. and A. R. q. leave junction.
going west at 1920 P. NJ, and Tor BrunsygickE
at S:4S 2, H., daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car
Berths accommoda tions secured at Bren'e
Tieket-Oeice, No. % Bull street. and al The
Colnpanyls Depot 70. Of Liberty street
A neE Restaurant and Lunch Counter ha
been opened In the station at Waycross. end
abunaane time will be allowed for meals bvall
passenger trains. -
:. .. TYSON, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Fta MAS5er Trans. GENT Pass'r Agent
r. esartfs r. q. FLEMING Sf1re
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship SaragOssa, for Baltimore
200 bales upland cotton, 1877 bales wool. 42 bales
sea island cotton, 100 bbls rice 420 bbls rosin
9)6 boxes vegetables, $40 watermelons. 30l
pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City of Macon. for New York
691 bales upland cotton. $50 bales dOmestc and
yarns. 2j4 bbls naval stores, 1853 feet lum-
Der. 1000 sacks meal so bbls C oil 3 1856
crates vegetables, 131 bbls vegetables. 136 pkgs
ftu't 1868 watermelons, $4,000 shingles, az
bales WOO, log bbls soap stock. so turtle, 327
pkgS mdse, AZ bales waste.
Per steamship Juniata. for PHILADELPHIA
81 bales upland cotton. 20 bales dome> tics and
yarns. 81 bbls rice. 1884 bbls rosin. 145 bbls
spirits turpentine, l3 $40 feet lumber / 81 bdls
shingles. 1,12l pkgs vegetables, 3,073 watermel
Ons, 90 bales paper s. ock, 300 car wheels ]. $40
empty bbls, II hhds old iron, 159 pkgs mdse.
casks spirits turpentine. measuring n. 500 gal
Ions valued at S29 609 40. and 900 barrels rosin
374,591 pounds, valued at 50, 800
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-19

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-19

shipping gnteIItaeuff.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
sun RISES Observation-Disclosures. 4:o2
Sun Observation-Disclosures. I'll
9IeH WATER At FIT PULASKI 1000 A y. 1918 y
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-19

mans End firm: MSS pofk. 81 p. B1i@ ns- g
-Shoul1sTs. s,zc; c-sAr rsss -S5<c; elss- s&1zs.
1Ssxe EssCl-sh-u14s-s 81. 70, 1Ss>c; ale4r,
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10 :. SSc; M :, 55>c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, June I7.-Rosin steedy at 81 1915
a. ~. IU-pentine firm al 471k04Se.
Cha LESION, June 17-Spi- IS -urpentine
quiet a. 425fe. Posia in dem and: st lined ond
good strained, 81 6511 20.
WILMINGTON. June 17.-Spiri.s turpsT tire dull
e. 43c. Rosin quiet but steady at 81 5214 tor
strained, and 81 60 for good strained. Tar firm
at 81 p. Crude turpentine steady at 81 so for
hard; 81 IS for yellow dip and virgin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-19
aaIlrOaAs.
CaalFaI { Southwestern \. R'd

SAVANNAH, GA, Mas 2F n. ~
CT and after MONDAY, May q b. 3.
\ s.paEseager trains on the Central aud souE
weztern Railroads and branches win run &
follows: