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A WIFE AND A FORTUNE.
The Romance of the Inventor OF the
Graham Bell Telephone.


At the time Prof. Alexander Graham
Bell came to the United States to teach
his fathers system of "visible Speech
little Mabel Hubbard was studying ar
ticulatiOn and lip reading in Germany.
She did not, however, succeed in acQuir-
ing a natural manner of speaking, and
Mr.. Hubbard, later on, when MIR. Bell
came to reside in Boston, engaged him to
give lessons TO Miss Mabel, then grown
into an exceedingly pretty girl of 10.
How il came about is best known to
the parties interested. Certain it Is that.
after some months, Prof. Bell abdicated
his position as teacher TO Miss Hubbard.
!" cannot teach her any longer" ne said.
Not that his knowledge was at fault, but
that be found she might teach him somC-
thing hitherto unknown. But the mis-
chief was already done. He might stay
away from her fathers house, but all the
same he was in love with his pretty
pupil. And she, unwittinCly, teaching
him, had also learned the lesson herself.
Her parents soon came 20 know Of the
state OF affairs, and at first they disap-
proved; but their daughters happiness
was dearer to them than all else, and, in
the course OF n year or so, all obstacles
were smoothed over, the engagement was
announced, and brilliant wedding took
place.
Prof Bell might now well be called n
fayorite OF fortune. lie had secured the
woman he loved, and I'm securing her,
bad secured a splendid business man tor
his iatber-in-law and partner; man who
had tile capital necessary 10 bring the
gielt invention before the world, and
who now had every incentive 10 push
things. From this time nn the telephone
was great success. Bell and Hubbard,
or rather Hubbard, organized a great
monopoly. They soon counted their nil
lions, and the tree OF their prosperity
grew and spread til quite a colony OF
Bells and hubbards has now sprung up
in Washington, that paradise OF the hold
ers OF patents.
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PASSENGERS.

y ne steamship Gaze City, from Boston
II ~ hllen, j. W Leonard.
ter bteamship Nacoochec, from New York
I, L.9poll' MIS- HohlfOrd, NJ Nussbaum, M
py.elh' ,ihster Nussbaum, Rev Father shaw
ny Patner ODOnnOhue, G II Tlston. N
tt,ashaiu. W llanfOrd. Leon Ferst. steeraee-
lowers, w B0sell, j Phlpott.
= Sf steamship Chattah0ochee. for Now
.ftlIh-al Mrs \ LGurney, Miss Gertie C;urrcv
Buckner. e Y Buckner. Or Bost.
n d. Ma5ier BosiWick, Mrs Bostwick Mjsa
i, ~ 'l'A, "a go DarmQD, Rev NJ n Reilly. L
M. "iN, guy ~ atlng. Mr. Dziahnski, e Shew-
0,,.,' ", Murphy. Dr. h schweircn, ~ Il
Ts,,H3 ~ liQmpnrics, John Funk, Miss G Y
Cil.'l"l' its ~ Woodbridge and daughter.
Ja ,,,it,'e )oty. Miss KITTY r Higginson. Mrs
y 1V ecr. Mre II Cfocby and infant. q
spa -''el, Mf ilnlst, MIR Burn, JAS McNamey,
l,I rgf steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Blufr and
ISL, q NJ Martin Jr, Col A NJ Martin. \
4. L ,.,. am" : rnldren, Mrs Mary DsrneU j
.r-,.'lrh' nv johnson. Dr Bessellieu. l. j
'tDi'h' Jas G Williams, Miss N Nears
T,..A Nna helrs. Mira NJ = Wilson. Mrs q T.
n y MIe w w 6napu, Miss n /. EXlev. Mrs
Nuiu w We. MISS Mary smith, Miss Bessie
3. 'len, ''Iss lN''te Hand, johnson Ennis. and
arg 81 steamer David CLARK. from Ferna,s,,s
iofi,' ulur--Capt john Malcolm. Mrs Nal
j b. T. AleA 'ownpy. Mrs Hart AIiss Al Co1en
'mer, and IS derk ''' '' """ah'
lao,t ol'Nlner North State. from Augusfo and
Cfn,os u smith. Or George 1, Mills' + n
Il Wn1, Grover, J J lIinely. Mr. Exiev. N
WIS and 10 deck. AieSi ."
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List of Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.

Vero F (Ital), Vale, at Bueuos Ayres, May 49,
Immacolota Utah, Longobardo, Liverpool, sid
May %.
HakOn Jarl Nor, Fagertsen, Montevideo.
via Barbados. sid MAY 20
Julie Ger, Muller, Wol gast. sid June 9.
Ludwig Heyn GER, Sconelling, Hamburg,
sid June %.
Liburna NOR, JOnassen, Halifax, sid July z.
Herman Behrent Ger, Dillwitz, Rio ia
Metro, sld June Z.
Alice e Dickerman, Cook, Kennebec, sid July
Express Ger, Voss, Glasgow, sid June 25.
Abel Nor, Danielsen. Charleston, sid July -
SCHooNERs.
Agnes Grace, Small, New Bedford, sid June
30.
Lena NJ Cottingham, Scull, New York and
Baltimore, sid June 5.
Denlke, BOhannen, New York, up July 8.
Lucy ID. Wall, RockDort, up June II.
George Moulton Jr, Landerkin, Kennebec, up
June "A.
Mary L Bradshaw, Van Glider, New York, up
JulyS.
Harold Beecher, Jones, Bath, sid June -.
Island City, voorhees,, Baltimore, up July 8.
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Lowell Son, Lowell & L, Lipp4aan Bros,
Lindsay n nj. Ludden & e Juo LYONS e Co,
? + Masters, Mendel 8 Brow Nell s Co,
A Miller CO, Miller, ] McGrath & Co
Meyer * O'B, X ID McDonald, Moehlenbroeck
8 ID, MetnhSrd Bros & Co, Mohr Bros Q
Murphy, II Myers & Bros, A s Nichols, estate
Inc OllEeG, Jno Nicolson, Ohlander Bros, W
4 Owen. Palmer Bros, n Paulsen & Co, d
Rogers, Power, w Reid, Rovelskv 4 t,
J II Ruwe, x A Sohwarx, Screven House, w
- Simkns: L ohuptrinc, Ii solomon s. Son,
Solomons q Co, Savannah Guauo Co, B
Springer, gno sullivan. L Strong, Sulter,
Southern tx Co, X H Tatem, Telfsir Hospi-
tai. II IL Thomson. } W lyman, + Ulmer,
Mrs Webb; Weed : G, D Welshem, west Bros.
U Tel Co, Ga Z Fla = b Co c RE-.
Per steamship Gate CITY, from Boston
G r, 5, & w Ry, Acosta 4 f, l. Stern.
A 4 Altmayer q Co, Branch Il C. Collat Bros,
u Bacon u Co, Byck Bros, NJ ROley y SON,
} A Callahan, IL Estiu, G Eckstein s. Co,
Einstein's Sons, NJ Ferst h Co, Palmer Bros,
& Gilbert u Co, S Guckenhelmer 4 Son, q
Martin Martin LGdde n!S B, Lippman Bros, J
Meinhard Bros Co, A $ Nichols, X Power,
Order, Herman q *, } Rosenheim & Co, Ray
= 2. schr Reynod, Schweiren, p Tuberdy,
n Wilson, + Wortsman.
Per stesmer David CLARK, from Fprnandlna
and landiDgs-R Understands Son & Co, New
! ork shlp,C holshorn Bro, II Myers & Bros.
; Ggckenheimer x son, c Il X, Smith Bros &
Co, Frank 4 Co, Peacock, IA & Co, Baltimore
ship, D { Bacon Co, A Hanley, Order, K S
Abrahams & Co.
Per steamer North State, from Augusta and
landlngs-Baldwln q Co, Peacock, II Il Co, }
Pearson, w G jackson. Ellis, Ii 4 Co, John
LawJon, p Williams, w w Chisholm, Henry
Taylor. W Miller, K E Cheatham. Order,
SGuckenheimer Son, VIM Hone & Co, A Il
Fawcett.
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
landings p Williams, Baldwin 4 Co, Ellis,
Il & Co. d Bacon & Co, Cheatham. W
Is Metzger, Hanley, } Pearson, Letter,
w Miller, Lee Rsy Myers, Mohr Bros.
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r OF the Lighthouse Board.
CHARTERS.

Schr Thos May "a, Brunswick to New
York, lumber, 81 as.
Schr Gertrude l. Trundy, Pensacola to New
J ORR. lumber, So IS.
Schr Maud Snare, Brunswick to Boston,
lumber. So
schr Mary A Killen, Beaufort TO New York
dock. timber, ready cargo, IS.
Schr Annie Il Willard, hence to Phladel-
pm a old railroad iron. 81 37l5.
Schr Henry u May, Brunswick to Philadel-
phla. lumber, 81 -.
schr Meyer & Muller, New York to May
port, stone, 81 40.
Schr Island City. 427 tons, Baltimore to Sa-
Yannah 800 tons coal. soc, 400 bbls Oil, 40c, and
general cargo at rates.
Three hundred tons coal to Charleston at
SOC by vessel.
schr Lena Hunter 400 tons coal to Charles
ton al going rate.
schooner with 900 tons rock from Coosaw,
&. 70 Baltimore, 81 50.
schooner with $50 tons rock from Ashley
river, c, TO Baltimore, 81 SIS.
echr Nellie w Hewlett $40 tons, from Ken
nebec to Charleston, ice, soc.
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oUTLAwRYIN NORTH CAROLINA
Band IntreDched in the Mountains of
Caldwell County.


RALEIGH, July S.-Information from
Alexander and Caldwell counties has
been received concerning band Of out
laws int-enched in the bushy mountains
on the line between the two counties.
The band numbers twenty men, and has
been guilty of almost every crime known
TO the law. For years these men have
carried on illicitly the manufacture and
trade in whisky, until large number Of
the people OF both Alexander and Cald-
well counties have been ruined. They
have gained control of public sentiment
and rule with an iron bend. No man not
in the gang dares to testify in
court against any of the men,
bers. Last year they waylaid and
killed Mr.. Clifford, who had given informa-
ton against them. They then burned bis
dwelling, outhOuses and fences. j. G.
Marley, the chief Of these outlaws, has
been hunted for years by State and Fed
eral officers, but eyaded arrest until few
weeks ago, when by stratagem be was
taken. Numerous Ohenses were proven
against him and he was committed TO
Alexander county jail. A week later the
outlaws, disguised as ku-klux, entered
the town of 'raylOrsville in the night time
on horseback, broke open the jail aud re-
leased their leader. Last week the Sheriff
Of Alexander, with a posse OF fifty men,
visited the camping ground on Duck
creek, but Marley and his men had moved
over into the bushy mountains Of Cald-
well county and no arrests were made.
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r,,,oe ,Julv u, 500 M-Passed up, steam
snl Gste ont Gt steamship Chattahooohee, schr
VIM Hopkins.
~. YORK. July I0-Arrived, brig Lewis l.
s1nires. Overt0n, savannah; schr 'aRunS'
Jared. sohrs stephen 6 Loud, T0rrey,
Pensacola Fanny Tracey Illton' 'acAsoh-
vim nTnunet Head, July lO-Passed' steamship
,nerly fBr), Cox, CoOsaw, G., for BoneSs.
s.,reenock. July l0--Arriyed, bark Dora
Nnrl Hapsen Pensacola.
Genoa, July ARRIVED parA OhVo NN"sl'
'TanbI1rC. July I0-Arrived, steamship Ell
rhtnstore DR. Dobson, CoosaW, Z.
Havre, July o-Salleu, Jain DS""ViA"A "'
pfi6C,pdop. july lO-Arrived, brig Frier (Nor),
Torkildsen, savannah.
LIN July lO-A rived, bark Scots Bay
fpr1 steele Beaufort.
u Iifex. July 9-Cleared, bark Liburnia
Non Jopassen, Savannah.
NMarYnham, June Pin port, schr Belle
t5iIgins. Cushing, from Brunswick for Buenos
Yrs arrived May %, damaged; will repair
and proceed in a few DAYS.
North Sidney, c i, July CARVED, strs
Coventry stBrl Bacon, Coosaw, for United
Kinpdom; Bon Venue (Br). Miles, do Tor DO.
Baltimore, July lO-Arrived, brig Sarah Z
Kennedy Walters. Savannah.
Eev West. July 10-Arrlved, schr Goodwill
Frl Sweetng, Nassau.
Philadelphia, July l0-Arrlved, schr IL =
Kerln. Aarts, Bull river, c.
Portland. Me, July l0-Arrived, schr Satilla,
skodeld Baley's mills Ga.
Cleared, schr Ethel Al Davis, Davis, st Au-
Apsiachcola, July 9-Arrived, schr Mary A
Powers, Watts. Mobile.
brunswick. July 9-Arrived, schr Thos j
NAV. Dayis, st Az CUISINE.
Cleared, schr 5 III Crawford, Tilton, Balti-
gloucester, Mass, July 9--Sailed, bark
AouIla Nor, stray, Brunswick, to load for
Rio Janero.
Jacksonville, July CARVED, schr Mary F
Corson. Robinson. New York.
Pensacola, July 9-Clesred. steamship
Buteshire Br), Wilson, Greenock; schr JEFF
ferson, Gibbs. New York.
New York, July l2-Arrived out, steamer
Vale.
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FRENCH LAnORERs who work barefooted on
asphalt payements are subject 10 swelling OF
the legs, which has been attributed to the
vaporizaton by the heat Of the feet Of asmall
quantity Of the petroleum or mineral on
which ~ contained in the asphalt. Inc
nerves Of the feet, which govern muscular
action and tine contraction of the blood yes
sells. form an extensive and very sensitive
nervous network under this arch Of the foot,
where the skin is always thin, aud The nerves
are consequently easily affected. In EnT'an9
wort men on asphalt wear list slippers. ana
the swelling Of the feet has not been noticed
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer David Clark. from Fernandina
and landlngs-l4 bbls spirits turpentine. 50
bales wool loose COW hides, 3 doors, l box
muse, Dbl honey, ] box domestics, l sack
heros, DDS 9ungs, sewing machine, bales
SACKS, bales hides, bbls syrup, rs empty
Per steamer North state. from Augusta and
Mhdings- lO3 bbls T0sIn, $4,000 shingles I bag
wool, "a bbls spirits turpentIne. Z cases agoys
lumber, lot hides
rer steamer Ethel, from Cohen's Bluff and
-nulhss--2Sf bbls naval stores, u cases eggs
coOps fowls bales wool. / sack rico sssdi-,
Ieas, box wax, 8 bdls hides, / bdl balisters.
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, er steamship Nacooebee from, rso,,, vi.
q w Abbott. Acostn x a. a n 2it,os,mar . ~,
Asepd.,s" 5endheim Bros a Go, n i nond. q
Bro. Blumborg, J q Butler. Butirr
a b. n .i ~ 10 t,k, byck a -. NJ ace. Cohen
" Ch"rrve osoe5uge Collat Bros, Conen a Co.
9lad n eelhpion, II " Gomez 4 Co. y Co6en
q bel ucci.s i9,hei | Dasher n Co. NJ J Doyle'
G Es,.Iiee,,dla > A Douglass ~ Co. EcEmnn a "
anie,r,.s~. 20 Einsiein = l.. J II EsniI, j
MFein q Bro, A EhrIieb pIS ,ro ~ Ess st,l'
y u fu,1., - leischman * Co. Frank K Co
Sny X o'1e1n y g Germany, Jos Gorham'
halfiWmgcs ~ 1lllum, r Guiman, j X
horm,, ,ianley. s llcxfer. M q iiopIina
helmfs,," "a; p Hogan. j II itorfchbasb. M q
Hur6es6 y M iieidt 8 co, n w X Herman
Kennedy. N a h,e i,iv a =. s Krouakon, X
hafar, ID b Lester, A Lenier,
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BOOK NOTICES

LAYS OF BOHEMIAN. BY Scott r. Sher-
wood. Cloth, octave; price 81 p. Bretano
Bros, Union square, New York.
There is delightful sense of humor in
some of these poems, notably Jennie
Bradshaw" that reminds one of SAKE,
while others merit in the delicacy of their
thought and its expression much more
than passing glance. There is manifest
in the poems an exquisite individuality
and sense of personal distinction. Mr..
Sherwood gives evidence of a clear-seeing
poetic eye, and a fine sense of music and
beauty in language.
WATER-WAsTE PREVENTION: Its Importance
and the evils due TO its neglect. By Henry
G. Meyer. New York: Ihe Sanitary En-
gineer.
This is work that should be read and
studied by every one interested in SANTA
ton and hygiene. To it is added an
account of the methods adopted in the
various cities of Great Britain and the
United States.
MAGAZINES.
The atlantic Medicdl and SargicaJ Jour
nal for March, is an interesting number.
Among the more important papers is
importance of Intelligent Nursing and
the Training of Nurses" by DR.. II. j.
Williams, of Macon; ''Plaster of Paris in
the Treatment of Fractures" by DIR. W.
Ii. Elliott, of Savannah; clinic report
on .HypertrOphid Tonsils," by DIR. A. W.
Calhoun, of Atlanta; "Abscess of the
Brain" by Or. w. F. WestmOreland. of
Atlanta, etc. James p. Harrison & Co.,
publishers, Atlanta.
The Sdn1tdridn for June contains more
than the 1sual n11uhar of intarastino, ord
valuable articles. The article on ''Sani-
tary Control of Milk supply" by Charles
Cohanne, of st. Louis, is especially
aprOpos at this time when so much is
being SAID about the adulteration of milk.
"Cbmate and Intellect" by Charles Dud-
ley Warner, contains good points. "The
New System of Quarantine at New Or
leans" by DR.. Holt, President of the
Louisiana Board of Health. is a timely
and interesting article. 113 Fulton street,
New York
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Schr Belle Higgins, from Brunswick for
Buenos Ayres, put into Maranham May %,
waterlogged and badly damaged, and with
loss Of ali her decklOad, having been in col
lision on May 10, about ID a m, in lat 30 s.
ion % W, with an unknown bark las before
reported On June u Instructions had been
received from The owners OF the Belle Hig-
gins to repairand proceed, and she would sail
thence IN few days. None of her cargo had
bcen DISCHARGED,
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educational.
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= Ier Steamship ChattahOochec. for New
forh-21 bales domestics and warns . lao bIIs
iusln' lOl 6bls spirits turpentine, 81 ,526 feet
iigtqhner' lsl tons pig iron, 30 pkgs peaches. rs
V'.s ana Us crates vegetables, tsp pkgs mdse
Io.2b9 melons. go turtle. --''''0'
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Philadelphia. July 10-Notice is hereby
given That the buoy placed to mark wreck of
bark Daring of Collins beach, Delaware
BAY. has been discontinued. The wreck
having been removed the buoy was no longer
necessary.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
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Lea Il PERKINS, Sauce (THE WORcEs-
rERsHrRE) has for the last half century
been in use at the table Of people Of cul-
turo and in leading hotels throughout the
world.
II has received the Endorsement OF the
Queen OF England. the families of the
highest rank in the United Kingdom, and
the clubs Of the city OF London. It's Pc
culiar pungency has made IL an estab-
lished fayorte wherever il has been tried.
IL has stood the test OF time and of
every climate On long sea
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been found In the highest state Of
preservation, with flavor and strength un-
changed. To an Meats. Fish, Game,
soups, Welsh Rarebits. ETC., IL imparts
the most delicious zest and flavor.
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SPOKEN.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

May IS, lat IS y, Ion Al w. H P 7 w three
masted American vessel, from Georgia for
MontevideO all well.
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NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY QE MUSIC.

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NoEwEGiuM Is the name OF newly-dis-
covered malleable metal, Of white color with
tinge Of brown. II presents, when pure,
metallic lustre. but, on exposure 10 the at
moephefe, becomes coated with thin dim Of
oxide; ith hardness Is about that OF copper,
aud TO- specific gravity Is g.4ffi. At $50 deg
&. b. mclts. II was found while cxamin-
ing a piece Of nickel ore from kragero, Nor
way.
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MONDAY, July 10 ISSOs
YESTERDAY,

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c,snn 4 Barnard. -, w.,4tv.,
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Steanlt5t; ~ y ellison, Manager.
WA 9osn,er North state, BevilJ Augusta ana
Stei,andiprs-Jno Lawton, Manager.
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GAktLNA0 eSetAeSpt~Gs
BAD BLOOD.
SCROFULOUS,
INHERITED,
CONTAGIOUS.
CONTAGIOUS.
ALM0NT INCREnIRLE.

EMMA BoYNT0N. $50 w ashingtOu street, Bos-
ton, SAYS: ~ have been afflicted for one year
and nine months with what the doctors called
rupia. / was taken with dreadful pains in
the head and body, my feet became SO swollen
that / was perfectly helpless, sores broke out
on my body and face, my appetite left me,
could not sleep nights, lost flesh, and soon
became so wretched that | lOnged To die.
Physicians failed to helpme. My disease daily
grew worse, my sutierings became terrible.
The eruption increased to great, burrowing,
foul smelling sores, from which reddish
matter constantly poured, forming crusts Of
great thickness. Other sores appeared ON va
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COLLEGE

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SAILED YEsTERl
MEMORANDA.

scbr VIM Ii Hopk ins, Philadelphia
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shiupine Sntri'iormrr.

|~sITIATURE ALMANAC-FHIS DAT.
sUNRishS 1900
sI-S SETS. ~.......-'- .-.,'N'
So ,,,w.rKKatFt PULASKI, 500 NJ, s;2Sf
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no NEW YORK.

H. ~ r. w n RA.
OHATTAHOoCHEE. Capt. J. w. CArHA-
HlRE' SUNDAY, July y, at AM.
NACOoCHEE, Capt. f. KEMProN, TUES
DAY. July II. at Up. Il.
TALLAHAsSEE Cart. W. IT. FrsHrR
FRIDAY, July II, at 10 An.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. X s. NIoKFR-
SON. SUNDAY, July 10. a n.
ATTAHOOOHEE, Capt. J. W. CATHA-.
RlNE, III ESDAY. July 81, at2P.M.
TO PEEILADELPHTAs
THESE steamers do not carry passengers.l
JUNIATA, Capt. 3 l.. AsKIEs. sATIJR.
DAY, July II, at 3 Pm.
CITY OF SAVANNAH, Capt. II. G. DAG
GETT. SATURDAY, July Is, at 1890 A. M,
Through bills OF lading given to Eastern and
northwestern points and to ports OF the
United Kingdom and the Continent
FOR freight or passage apply to
q. NJ SORREL, Agent
City Exchange Building
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-13
Merchants and Miners TranspOrta.
ton Company.
FOR BALTIMORE.

EOReth present the steamships OF tbt4
company are appointed 90 sail from SAL
tcity time): -
WIN. LAWRENCE, Capt. KENT. THURslr
DAY, July IS, at II A. NJ. i0IsQ
VIM. CRANE, Capt. BILLUPs, TUEsDAY,s
July 81, at3P. NJ. DCf N
VIM, LAWRENCE. Capt. KENT, MoEDAY,4
July ~. at6P.M ne
VIM. CRANE, Capt. BILLUPs. sATuR-s
DAY, Aug. !, at AN i5isf
And, from Baltimore, on the days above
named, at3P. N'HNa
Through bills ladIng given 10 all pointsf
West all the manufacturing towns in Nav
England, and to Liverpool and Brements
Through passenger tickets issued TO Pitts
burg, Cincinnati, Chicago, and III points Wests
and Northwest. n ~
JAS. b. WEST CO., Agents, ~
ia Bay street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-13

THE irst-class iron steamships OF this COM
day from Boston at P. NJ; from Savannah as
fOllOws-standard time:
GATE OIrKs CAPT. ID. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, July rs, at 9:00P. a.
CITY OF MACON Capt. W. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, july %, at tP.A.
GATE CITY, CAPT. IA HEDGE, THURS
DAY, July 30, atSP.H.
CITY OF MACON, CAPT. WV. KELLEY,
THU RSDAY, aug, o. at P. N.
Through bills Of lading given 10 New Eng
land manufacturing points and 20 Liverpool.
The cOmpany's wharyes in both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading out OF the two cities
RICHARDSON a. BARNARD, Agents.
80 VeIond Routa Caorgfo q EFOrida