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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
s6pere 2lnfla8c,t 8e9eu cine Seb:
rcriif.

8ilfe8bnrre, Yenni., %. 0eiember.
- @enGhtlihe 2luiregung beritt 9ente III
gianticote iiber ben SOO eine8 iiebenjdbrigen
Anabeu, gtameuS SaneS Sbea. Ntan be
bauptet, Sri. &raOer, gebrertn an elmer Der
bieiieen %oltSidulen, babe ben Snaben tiirj
lid, in eiuem @nialle bon SGAiorn Die Sreppe
binab gemorieu, moour6 cr 10 i4wer oerIeet
nurNe, oaB er barau iarb Sri. Sra0er
lieqt in 6olge BON 2luircguug iiber Die Qffaire
franf b0rnieber. Shire 6reunoe beboupten,
ons 9ino iei 5ufdaig Die 5reppe binab gciaI
len. Der Coroner miro cine llHteriuhung
,,rIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
Ser perlpaiite Scttat.

VtWt uHu
Ieft ieiuc Sempescns=23tH ipieocr eimnta
oura. = 9as @aus madbt 8siBuadlts
ISerien.
29ai bin9ton, %. DECEMBER. - SIN
Senate wuroen uerl6ie0ene Seri6te Dor.
gelegt, uno eiuige uubebeutenOe Sias mn
Sei6liiiie eingereltt. 0tebrere Yriuat Ben
iion8z Sias nurOeu angenOmmen. Blair rte
bie Sill Wieber auf cine @ommiiTon ;u,
lInteriu6ung beS Spirituoienbanoels etnju.
ieten. 8latr iagte, biele Sia lei i6On bier.
nal pom Senate angenommen, auer pom
Soauie itetS ignorirt woroen. Der Senat nabm
Iie sum fiiniteu 0tale nit "a 9egen 16 Stint=
men al. 9afiir itimmten nit 2tuSnabne
bon @eorge (0tiii.) nur Nepublitauer; Oage=
gen itmnlten Die 9emofraten SagarO, Sed,
Sutler, GOdrill, @ibiOn, 6ampton, 6arriS,
Soua8, SOneS SID, 0tarep, 0tOrguu, Yu9b,
Sloter, Geit, SOorbeeS, gSNlter.
9ie Sill, tempOrdre &eruiaigung fir Die
5lOtte auf Die 3eit bon 81 Sagen SH MAIDEN,
purbe einberidtet. gtu6 elmer fllr;eu @re-
tutip=Sisung perta9te fih Der Senat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
Cine Sam1VffciTcI= (rOIoito.,. .

Yetersburg, S0., p. 0e5br.-G5 1T
bier Ioeben sic gtafrtht BON Der @rploitoH
eines 9ampffeTels III Der Saumuollen 9tetz
niqun9Sfabrit bon .. BerfiniOn in Der 9tdhe
uon 9leaiant= 6ia, sc, eingerOfien. Gin
9Ieger, RamenS Sobn SbarpS, melfer ioeben
in bic 6abrit eiugetre.en, um itd) 81 mar
men, muroe aui Der Stelle getOotet uno Der
SEEKER Our6 Elm bonn Seiiel ablpringenoeS
GStiif giieu aut Seine perlebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
gus Scr 9nnSeSbattptitaot.
gSeitpoint Iiegt. - Sergeant Spltnortb ipiro
Dor ein Sfrieas9eridbt geiteat.

8uibingtOn, >. G., %. 0e;ember.-
Sergeant Otto 6oltnortb bonn Si9ualbiirean
mel6er fiirSltd pom arieg8efretdr mad Gle
uelanO gei6idt wurbe, I'M nad) Spuren BON
Dem fli6tigen S9pinOIer6Owgate 3u lufen,
iit bierber Suriidge gefehrt unO BON ieinem 2lmte
I'M Signalbienit iuSpenOirt wOrOen, neil er
Sic 9(usfunit, Die Sen SriegSietretar bewog,
i'm ais 9etettip abSui6iden, burd 0ur1it0=
berrng Der Yriuatpapiere Oes 2ieutenantS
Gjreel9 erlangte. Gr iOq jebt inter NntIageu,
peld)e Der @bef oe8 Signaloienit5 i'm gluf=
trage bes SriegSiefretdrs gegen i'm erbOb nnO
sic auf Serit6Be gsgen Oa8 9ienitregl glement
uno Nie 9is;iplin lauten, Dor eiu Grte9s9e-
rid)t QeItellt UerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
Gparts lit @fQens .

aGbaup, N=Y., %. 9eSember. - 0us
,guenin9 =SOurnul" uer0ffentlift einen pOm
@r=Sefretdr gSm. W GpartS an SenatOr
Same8 9lrfea geridteten Sriei, in luel9em
f6 Sr. GpartS p3ur glntwOrt auf utele gln=
iragen" bereit ertlGrt, ais @anbiOat fir ben
glnlbeSieuat Qllf3ltreteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
Qnhlet1nrd bcrs9litsftatto

8ittSburg, Semi, p. 0eiember. -
Die Qrbeiter Der SOblengruben am NIoneHs
aabela ftanben beute i'm Gtnttange nit tbrem
it1on friber ungetiinOigteu 8eidluiie fitr etne
gobnerb0bung uon einem bolbeu Sent pro
8uffel aus. 9tabe;u 1000 D!ann itno an
benz 9lusitanoe betbeiligt. Die 9rubeubes
iiber ertlaren, es lei ibueu nidt m0glttl, Die
rsnrher,r,tn hsr 9lrhRiter III nem1hren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
Sob tn Ohio.

Cincinnati, %. 9eSember. - Sin
bieiiger 0iineralog bat auf peridieoenen 6arz
men III @lermont= GOuntp Yroben BON gOlo-
balti9er @roe unO @eitein geiammelt, welGe,
ipie man i6Gbt, @oIb tm gSertbe BON $1,000
pro Come ergeben werOeu. Cine @eieu.
iG)aft miro Organiiirt, I'M Die betrefienOeu
Sdrlnen III fQIieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
annnsfreifen ,nm selhitmeiien merh

Wfaobiretfen 5un Selbitntehen peroen
9enieui9en geliefsrt, tuelfe funi9e g8eibz
uadtsaei6eufe aus unierem enormen aiior=
timeut uorsiisltd semadter 8alttmOrer Sleiz
ouuasiftide fir Mtdnner, Snaben uHO Stnber
,u MAIDEN ipiini6eu. SadeH, uelfe nitt
Saffen ober befrie6isen, t6nnen mad ben
6eiesaqeu in 6. N. Sebm & 9 Obn's
Waaasin fertieer Sleibsr, Rorooftede Der
Sanoper= rub BrattftraBe, umsetaui4t per=
Seu. esq.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
SsieSer ttid1t 0er rcd,tc G6arfte Jsob.

8bilabelpbia, %. 9e3ember.- 6err
9tob befreitet bic geitern Oer0HentIt6te 4n=
aabe, bag er our9 cine 9epeihe aus Ro6ez
fer, Ba., eriuhtmOroeu JET, mad lenem 0rte
III tontmeu, I'M einen &uaben ju ieben, mel
den man fir ieinen Dor Sabren entiibrten
CSobr Sbdrlie RoR hdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
Slslebc,, ct,,cr SSuuScrtiGhriact,

Subion, M.=D., %. 0e3ember.-6rau
0turp Std TOlger ltarb wdbreno Der perz
uergaugeuen 9ta6t i'm boben 9tlter BON 100
Sa6ren unN II 0touaten. Sie blieb bis ;un1
letten 4ugenblif I'M uOaen Seiige ibrer Set
IteSfr4fte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
S6aOcnerfaBtla9e seSeI etnett
TatitfSfer.

9tu =Srleau8, 22. De3em6er.-Die
@eiiter oe5 GampierS v6reN. u. Slaut5, +"
melher am 6reitag 4beuo tuiOlge elmer Sol
liiioH nit Dem 9ampier pSiltOrta" iaut, bl
ben gegen lettercs 6obr3eug cine ShaOeH'
eriuttlage aui $4,000 erhOben. Gle be-
bauptcu, Die uSictOria" trage Die Shulo at
hPm llninll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
Die g8elf 2litSitclMn8 IL Teipz
Orleans.

g}cw =SrleUu8, %. DECEMBER. -
Ias 2Setter mar beute marnI Der Beiudj
mar uidJt 10 Sablreid ME geitern. IS iiu0
piele TrcmoC in Der Staot, bod rUiAf Die
3abl nidt ionoerlid, oa beiuabs ebcH 10 rlele
abreiieu ME antomineu. Die 2lrbeit aui Dem
2usIlelunQSp id)re!teH rurt9 uorirQrt5.
Die Suultg0llerie uno oaS meruanpds @s
b1uoe iino beinabe oouenoet.
Seute begaun Die IrGHjolte 9Onlpa9nle
BEN 8au elmer proUnoul9en @llenbabU pom
Enliie bis gum Su0elngon9 0eS AuSlttuuHg5
Slate5. Gbenio Wuroe Der Ban elmer elettri-
iden giienbabu Smtiteu benz Ge9leruug5-
mo oem 6uuptgebduoe IN &ugrIf geHonl
men. 3ie bel oem Giniturj OeS &uSitel
lungs 6otel5 uerietten Arbeiteg beinoeu
iit) aui Der Seiieruug.
##* 3urt @uSihweiiuugeu ooer id)tla
me @emObnbeiteu Ueruriad)teS pib;eitEges
98elttn bei0er @eitledter mlro ldueu uu0
Qriinolih turirt. 5quitrirte5 Bud, orel q
Geuts) SrieimarfeH. COMPUTATION uueutgelt-
lif Worlds Dispensary Medical AssOci
alton, Buffalo, NzY. l50T9,l}t&m52)
gleben BEN ribmli6ieH gmpieAangen Ore
oeutiheu uuiueriitdteu IL lsg Gu9 Der Gu
falppten- grtratt Der 6irmo Sauoer 6 Sou5,
Sanoburii Auitralieu, uon Der lnternatloa
ualen &uSfslHug in GlmterNam in 2lHer
tennuug ieiuer uo3iiglideu Setltrait nit Der
2lus;eihuung eiues Diplomas nRo Dle0aIls
qetroHt mOroeH. Somit wer an
,6uiien, Sataub, Sufuenia, 6alSs, 9lslt
,r0hreuz, 2uu9eu uuo 8ruf GuB BunHaH9
,seufbuiteu, grondtis, Group, 9ip6
,tberie SuydDial, Rubr ;gtiereu= uue parIt
,,trantbeiteu; Srauos, Sriib=, S6Hlthouu
ben, Gueti1uugen, Serenluu9eu, Sc
,,ihmulit, RbeumGtlSmuS &C. leloet.
Sauoer & Cons gntalppteG Grtratt II
oaS uerlabli6fe 6eilmittel. @feqer Bros.
Co., ct. souiS, DO, agt. ,lteierp gegeu Sm
pfaus puu Gent bic &sridte Der uniOerit
taten. t0,D,S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
sir s6tt,inl i,rrhoftet. .

YittSburg, Ba., p. 0ejenlber.-Gm
letten Treitaae purOe elm SOblengrdber, Sra
mems 0tattbem SutlT, ben man fiir geiites=
ae1t0rt halt, obne llridhe 10 miitheno auTlelue
Trau, 6aB er iiber fe beriiel uno ile in Der
artie brutaler &eiie priigelte, oaB ile geiterH
abeno an ben 6Olgen Der NttBbanolun9
itarb. Butler muroe uerbaftet uno ua9 BEN
@efGnaniB in Glanin gebraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
Sie 2umpeu=tsinTuhr.

Der S9utumtsietretar erlieB beute 9tabz
mittag ELL neueS Girtnlar im &etrefi Der
&umpenz@ininbr 9ahelbe i9reibt Dor, oaB
alle2umpen, Die am l. Sanuar auT oem 2Se9e
iiber Gee inn, inter Oeu 8eOi19ungen Oes
iriiberen @trfulars, na6 weld)em @erafifate
Der amerttanihen aOninln III ben GerIfif=
inngsbdfeu erfOrSerlid) iiuO, gelanOet werOeu
tGnnen. aae na6 Nem l. Sanuar na6 ben
Ser. Stdaten oeriftiiten 2umpen miiTen ie=
bod Dor ibrer 2anOun9 in etnem umeriTani-
iden Saien OesinfiSirt ,peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23

Sbeleid) mir tagstdglih bOreu, ser iOate
nit Sob auiaeipoQen meroen," 10 lIBt er fA
SOh alentbalben fir bic Sleinlgteit Don 25
Gents srltebeu. Or. 8pll's m9uitensSgz
rup." 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23

Oian periidere iein 2eben fiir 25 Gents 9ez
qen ale @efabren Der S4minoiu1t inOem
man immeripdbrens Or, Sua's ppHltenzSp-
rup" I'M 9auie hGlte, (3O7l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
ucrurthetlt.

tetp5tg, y. Oejember, - Die WeQeu
NcS gtieOenpalo GomplotS Dor @eridt Ite6enz
ben 9luarfiiteu Uernabmeu beute ibr llrt6eil.
9einSoorf, Stupid unb Siitler uur5en gum
&OOc, 0Ol5bauer uno Sadmauu III ie ;ebn
Sabren 3u6tbauS Uerurtbeilt Stbeinbdt
un0 S0llnCr murOeH ireiaeiprodeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
Cine nationauiberale getIammIuna IN

Serlin, %. 0ejemOer. pie gtational.
ltberaIen bielteH beute eine groBe &eriamm
lung Ob, in Der GcidIiiiie augeuommeu
ben, i'll Ocneu Die YOIitit oeS Tiiriten Sisz
mard gutgeheiBen, uub oaS 9luitreteu OeS
8eidlStGgS ais unmiirOig unS Sen Giiniheu
beS S5Olte6 miOeripredenN getaOelt miro.
HciusonrT g9unSdb mn Sid,Ie- am, zSonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
SiSmard unO Der Rei6staa.

Berlin, y. 9eSember. - Sin Gomite
bat ii6 bier organiiirt, nm eiuen 6onO fir
SEN 1Sirifeu 8i5marf ais Se,ueiS SeS ser,
nouen8 ouf ben 9yoBen StNatSmam uui,n=
briHgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23

Sn gang Baltimore giebt e5 tein Ioldl ga
ger bier ungeiertigter @emduOer eriter alaiie,
nod ouf 10 Wabrbait uieorige Breie, ais iie
ao8 rie5lge 3oppel 6leiOer Geihdit BON 6.
81. 8 I'M & 2 bn, Sir. 230, g8eits Pratt ,
uuO gir 80, 6uuoOeriraBe, rings I'M Die
Gde, QuiDeiit (299-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23
Sic porseidDIa9enc lInterimdlnn9 be;asIid,
Ses SpiritmpIeubanOeIs.
Gin naipes @erIansen.

Der S6abamtsiefretdr bat pon einem Be-
luobner bon Giga, HuBlano, einen Srief, III
benz cine ounOert1Ollar= 9iote Der coni6berir-
ten Stuateu eingeidlohen mar, erbalten.
Der 4bieuoer idreibt, er babe bic gtote bon
ieinem Snfel geerbt uno wiinihe oieelbe
Qecen @OlN o0er Silber auS5uweWelu. Die
gio.e ift Dem glblenOer Suriidgeidtdt uuo Tim
;ugleid mitgetbetlt uOrpen, OaB bieielbe
iuertbloS lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23

@oferpiefier, 5amaita- 5ngmer, Sampher=
paiier uno better BranOg, tpie iie IN Or.
Bierce's Extract of Smart Weed" Oereis
Mat ino, beilen Solit OOer Wageu' guo In.
terieibsbeibmer6en, 9urAiaa, Jtubr uno
GbolsrazW zWtorbus uno pertreiben SAnnpien
uHp gHt;lnoun9en, l507,s,llt&rp52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-23

Ra6rib, %. DECEMBER. = -SenOr ). be
glbuopen, Der ipauiife DiiuIfer oe5 Au5-
mdrtiuen, uuo Der britiite 9elanote Cir u.
,. W}orier baben ben Gnnpurf elmer 9rtla
runo in Ye;ug auf Elm @eiet unterjeIAnet,
uelfes BEN Gorte5 unterbreitet meroen mo
i'm Eaae iener aHnabme - ben Gn9lans
bern bie 8ebanolung Der yam Dteiiten be-
oiinItiaten Station" iihern miro. 9aS lRbera
sintonimeu bdugt bauptdblif BON elmer
WlOOif,iruua Der en9liihen gSeinjOlle ab.
Sin neuer, oefninOer 6aHoel5Dersga9 3mI=
idleu Spanien uub England pir0 niht uo'
1886 abaeihsoiieH mereen.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-01
CONsIGNEEs.

Per Charleston and savannah Railway,
July 3l-FOrdg Office. S, f & w Rv.W Lind.
say, J I Cohen, A Z Smith & Bro, Lee Roy
Myers. II MYERS n Bros. Woodbridge & II, est
JnO Oliver, w & L Mcneil, Peacock. H & Co
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
and wav landings-New York ship, Baltimore
ship, II Solomon Il Son, j Z Williams & Co, stl
st Nicholas, HOlcOmbe, g & Co, A Hanley, 6
Schley, Foster. KOshorn & Bro.
Per steamer Mary Fisher from Cohen's Bluff
and way landings-W c jackson, Baldwin &
Co, } Williams & Co, w w Chisholm, J L
Newton, Paul Decker, II Solomon & Son, w Z
Daniels, JnO Gam, r Roberts. Jessie Jau-
don, John Garvin, Isaac Miller, w | Miller, r
Roach & Bro, Order.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Ran
way, July 3l-Fordg Once. Peacock. H & Co.
Weed 4 G, Nj Y Henderson, Cockshutt & L, NJ
BOley n Son, X b Reppard. Dale. w & Co,
Chevalier, G w Haslam, JnO j McDOnOugh q
Co, = Prenty, NJ Ferst n Co. H Myers Il Bros
Ludden y Is. GuckenheImer & Son. Dave
Jackson, w Alexander 4 Son, Branch " c.
w W Gordon Il Co. A NJ 4 G w West Lee Roy
Myers. I Bond, a Hanley, Bacon, j & Co.
W 5 Hawkins, h Solomon & Son. Crawford &
L. c L Jones, Baldwin II Co. J Williams &
Co, d c Bacon Il Co, f L Roberts, w c Jack
4 b, JnO Flannery 4 Co, Merchants National
Bank.
Per Central Railroad. July sl-Fordg Agt,
J Collins & Co. II Carson. q Haas, g S
McAlpin, A Minis 4 Sons, Seller, Z G Glea-
son. w Thee, VIM Hone s Co, Lippman
Co, Nj Boley & Son, Meinhard Bros & 20, Jno
LYONS A Letter, w J Lindsay. I p Bond, G
W Parish, W Dixon, Russak & Co, NJ NJ
Heller, J p Williams q Co, Jennie Dub, Lee
Rsy Myers, Graham 4 IL, B Reedy, w 4
Alexander X Son, o Butler. Geo Hecker, I
Devine, 9 NJ Heidi & Co, ID c Bacon Il Co, w
W Starr, Putzel IL, J Gardner, Peacock, II
4 Co, A IL Champion. Order.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-01
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gate City, Boston.
MEMORANDA.


Tybee, July 81. 900 p m-Passed up, L S
lighthouse schr Pharos.
aground opposite quarantine station, near
range light, steamship Gate City.
Arriyed az anchor, an unknown steamship.
Wind NV, light: fair.
New York, july 29-Arrived. schrs VIM II
keeny, LippIncOtt, Fernandina; A L Butler,
Eaton. Pensacola; B ! Hazard. Smith.
GEORGETOWN ; g Naccamaw, squires. do
Antwerp, July 29-Arriyed, brig Selma
Stanford tltaD. Starita, Savannah
gloucester, July 2I-Arrived, bark Mari
quita lItaD, Chiesa, Pensacola.
Greenock, July 29-Arrived. bark GioTgio
Washington Itall, Francisco. Pensacola: 2Sth,
bark Cromwell Nor, Jacobsen. Port Royal,
, &; ship Lydia tBr), Perry, Pensacola.
Kings Lynn. July 2S-ArrIved, bark Hugh
Bourne tBrl. Cochran. DaFien.
Palermo, July 2l-Arrived, bark Themis d
Utah, Ohone, Pensacola.
Queenstown, July 29-ArrIved, ship Dagmar
lRusl, Reding. Pensacola.
Rotterdam. July 29-Arrived bark Progress
(NCr), Tellefsen. Brunswick.
savona, july 23-Sailed, Volta, for Darien.
Bneuos Ayres, July 24-ArTived, bark Gui-
seppina K (Ital), RuggierO. Savannah.
30th-ln port. barks Paladin Ger, and
Roma Nor, for Brunswick.
Monteyideo, June 25-Arrived, bark Rosa
Rocca Utah, RepettO, Pensacola.
Rio JaneirO, July ARRIVED, bark Mary
lBrl. Milne, Pensacola.
st Helena. between July l6 and l7-Arriyed.
Gloria del More, villa, East London for PEN
sac0la.
brunswick. July 29-Cleared. bark J II Nc
Laren tBr). Delap, MontevIdeo; Corfu (Br),
Fisher, Glasgow.
Bangor, July 29-Cleared. schr Hattie MEG
Buck, Putnam, st Johns River Fla
CoOsaT, July 2S-Arrived, steamship Par
THAN (Br), McFarlane, Havana.
Cape Henry, July 29-Passed out. schr Henry
sc.
Jacksonville, July 29-Cleared. schrs Caro-
lin. Hall. Lollis, New York; Thos May,
DaNs, Philadelphia.
Pensacola. July 29-Arrived, bark Maria ID
Ital). Guiseppi, BuenOs Avres.
Bath, july 29-Arrived, schrs NJ Morales,
Jordan, Boston, to load for the South; Flya-
way, Bingham. do.
sailed, schrs Jos BaymOre. Burdge. Phila-
delphia; D Robinson. Otis, Baltimore.
New York, July 3l-Arrived, strs CITY OF
Augusta, State of Pennsylvania, Greece and
Suevia.
Arrived out, strs Ediera, Bohemia
Homeward, ship Benz Bangs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-01

Per Charleston ana Savannah Railway,
July 3l-6S boxes tobacco. III caddies tobacco
AZ bbls rosin, II bbls spirits turpentine, l bale
hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way. July 3l-22 cars lumber. cars wood.
cars iron, 3 cars corn, l car lime bales hides
l.2Sl bbls rosin, 40 bbls spirits turpentlne and
mdse.
Per steamer Mary Fisher. from Cohen's BluA
and way landings-25O bbls naval stores, 90
melons, 10 cOOps fowls, cases eggs, cows, {
bdls hides. box potatoes, ! box fruit, l lOt
shingles. and mdse.
Per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick
anu way landlngs-S0 bbls Tosin, bales hides
Il bbls spirits turpentine, Dbl wax, 3 cases
boots and shoes. 40 sacks bran. , cases soda
water, 10 cases empty TASKS, l pkg, boxes
herrl"g p doors, lot kegs, i horse, l box
pears and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. July 31-IS bales cot
ton, 26S bbls rosin, 80 bbls spirits turDentine.
1888 melons, as pkgs fruit, $40 cases lard. 20C
bales hay. l25 bbls -four. 50 bbls potatoes "a
caddies tobacco, 80 hf bbls beer, IS or bbls beer
As uerces lard, p trays. q bdls wheels p bales
hemp. 20 pkgs mdse, Is crates hams, II bales
domestIcs. Is bales paper stock, I3 pkgs furni-
ture, u bdls barrOws l2 cases SIS, - kegs
cider. 10 bbls apples, boxes glassware, bXs
machinery, boxes hardware, money draw
eTs, eases yeast cakes, cases empty cans, S
cases tobacco. wagons, , iron Safes 3
bales wool, cases can goods, 10 cases mineral
water, bales hides. ] engine and fixtures /
harrow, burial case, box wax. lot sun
dries 81 cars lumber, cars melons, cars pig
iron, cars brick.
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MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.



SAF 40EE. July 80, n0on.-StOcks opened
i1, money lG2 per cent, Exchange
- . sls 9 . -; short, 81 So zt9i 81. state
49, quiet. Government b0u,ts steady.
a.. ,. M.-ENcnange. 81 SIl5. Money. IL
g -elt- sub Treasury balances Gold. SI2l,-
49,, clrreucy, SIC, 2S9. eco. Government
49, weak: four per cents. 1905; three per
~ ti1- State bonds quiet.
r--i .----tlion &C the stock Exchange was ac-
~ -t Du0yant, and there was general
a. Is---p advance In prices. The attempt OF
60 ~ -eF bears 10 cover. which was unsUc-
is-----,- yesterday, had the eff CT Of bringing
sr.-gts from the smaller class Of traders op-
No lor 3 decline, ard this. in connection
A. = -s ing Tor long account, brought about
&C. ~ uninterrupted advance IN prices,
tsa ~ lear me close, when the failure OF a
il 49, y as used 10 raid the market. When
Esrs -g Known that the assets Of the firm
al 4 l'lule its liabilities, rally took place
pri.s - liirEet left OF firm. The advance in
~ ~ e based OF favorable adyices from
fr-, ~ concerning cereals and on cables
"a --lh1on that the weather in England
me- INST crops. There was a noticeable
en-. IN orders for foreign and home ac-
tar AIter business hours il was announced
fr1-- S S,.e steamship America which sailed
fl66 ~ lesenstoWn for New York to-day, had
sdT-,-..-l 70 specie for the United States The
--Ss n prices ranged from = 70 per
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LONDON, July 81, 4:30 p. m.-Spirits tur-
pentine dull; spot, 24s Sd; July and August de-
livery, 2fs 81: September to December, as Cd I;
January to April, 75s ed.
LIvERPOOL. July 81, uOOn.-Turpentin! Is
Cd. Resin. common IS I'D.
NV 1ORA, July 81, nOOn.-Spirits tGrpen-
tine 81 4GS3c. ROsin at 81 225zlel "a.
500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine weak at S2I<td
321sc. Rosin unchanged.
CHARLESTON, July Sl.-Spirits turpentine
quiet; 29lSc bid. Resin steady; strained and
good strained. 81 OH.
WILMINGTON. July 3l.-Spirits turpentine
firm at s95Se. ROsln firm; strained SHE:
good strained, 81 05lk. Tar firm at 81 go. Crude
turpentine steady; hard, 81 ooi yellow dip and
virgin. 81 IS.
CHARLESTON. July sI.-Market steady; fair,
55sg551c; good, 55sa55<c; prime, 55sS6c.
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THE MEXICAN POSTAL TREATY.
Letters to be Sent at the Same Rates as
in the United States.

Letters to be Sent at the Same Rates as
in the United States.
During the absence of Postmaster Gen.
eral Gresham, says Washington special
Of July 30. Mr.. Crawford, Superintendent
of Foreign Mails, and NJ. Romero, the
Mexican Minister, have been considering
the details of the new postal arrangement
between the United States and Mexico.
Drafts of the proposed changes have been
forwarded to the Mexican Government,
and il is anticipated that by the time the
Postmaster General returns from Indiana,
which will be in two or three weeks at the
tarthest, all the points OF the treaty will
have been agreed upon, so that it will be
ready for the signature of the Postmaster
General. The main points of the treaty are
agreed upon, and the only question is
in regard to certain details of administra-
ton. Under the new arrangement the
postage upon all matter sent from this
country to Mexico will be the same as
if il were addressed to post Office in the
United States. Each country will also
agree to carry the domestic mails Of the
other over its railroads in the same man.
ner that Canada now carries the United
States mails and the United States carries
the Canadian mails for Manitoba and
other districts. The rates OF postage
from Mexico TO this country will be the
same as those fixed by the Postal Union,
which are much lower than the Mexican
domestic rates. Each country will retain
all the postage collected By il. and no
accounts viii be required between the
IggO Governments.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship Gate CITY, for Boston,
J & Crocker, i II Croker. II p Grant, wife
and child. Mrs II I Powell and daughter ] NJ
Boardman. Miss NJ Williams. J A Dasher ir
w c GrasbY jr, Miss \ L Dyer, Master Will
Dyer. Jos Duwart, ID y WOodson and wife
Miss Berry, Miss NJ b WoOdsOn, Miss Nj
Russell. II II Hardy and wife, Mrs L F Angler
Alice Angler, Lillian Angler. Miss NJ Lane,
Ellen Mallory, Faulkner, G Risdorf
Mrs NJ stein. J Cummings and wife, John
Stone, Rev Pasco, g w Hawkes.. F 5 Seavy.
K NJ LarcOmb. W ii W Schley, J II Hardee. J
COwan. Il e Perham, NJ A Mills, II Henderson
and wife, o Grant, John Ludweg, Ellen
Griffin. Geo c johnson, p NJ Hayden, and
Storage.
Per steamer Mary Fisher. from COhen's Bluff
and way laDdings-W Bebee, j c Scott, L L
Overstreet. / c Powell, \ Dean, S Howell, G
ii Berry, w Metzger, wife and child, Col w
+ Bird, W G Jackson, + \ Cohen, wife and
children, Mrs ii Mehrtens, and 20 deck.
Per steamer David CLARK, from Brunswick
and way landings-R + Higgins, Lewis Cass
J 5 Burns, j a Foster, Mrs Ed Daniels, and ;
deck.
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ass5hseI5 D 80 D "a LfaIn cOnnecJ. n
Charleston junction with trains to all points
North and East via Richmond and all rail
lire; by the 6:55 a N train to all points North
via Richmond
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