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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
The Hope of the Nation

Corrects offensive oiors at once. Complete cure
If worst chronic eases. also une4ualai a. gaIg lie
.or Diptheria, Sore Throat. Foul Breath. 53c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30

Cures Piles or Hem orrbojdS Itching. ProtruI
ing, Bleeding, Internal or other Internal and
External kennedy Ia each package. sure care,
nrila-clsfS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30
Rough on Rats y

Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats, nice, reaches, dies, ants, bed
bugs.
Heart Pains.
Palpitation, Drop>ical Swelling>. Dizziness, In
Headache, SieeplesenesS cured by
Wells Health ReneWer.'
Rough on CornS
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." l5c. Quick,
complete cure. Hard or soft corn, warts, bunions.
"Buchu-Paiba'
Quick. complete cure all Kidney. Bladder and
Urinary Diseases, Scaiding, Irritation. stone,
Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder. 81, Druggists.
Bed-Bugs. Flies.
Flies, reaches. ants, bed-bug~. rats, mice, goph-
erS, cnipmunks, cleared out by Rough on Htts. :
ID cents.
Thin People.
wells Health Renewar' restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, sexual De-
Rough on Pain
Cures cholera. collie, cramps, diarrh7ea, aches
pains. Sprain>, headache. neuralgia, rheumatism.
Doc. Rough on Pain Plaster, DC.
Mothers.
If you are falling broken. worn ont ana nerv-
Gus, use w els Health remover. 81. Druggists.
Life Preserver.
II you are losing your grip On lie, try w ellis
Health REVIEWER Goes direct 10 weak spots.
Rough on Piles"
Cures Piles or Hem orrboids Itching. Protrul-
ing, Bleeding, Internal or other Internal and
External kennedy Ia each package. sure cure.
otc. Druggists.
Pretty WoElcn.
Ladies who would retain freshness AMI v.vaeity
Don't fail to try Wells Health remover.
"ROugh on Itch"
"R0ugh on Itch cures hum ars. eruP. ions. ring
worm letter, salt rheum, frosted feet, culIb.ins.
Rough on Catarrh."
Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete cure
of worst chronic eases. also une4ualri a. saI gle
for DlptherIa, Sore Throat. Foul Breath. 5}c.
The Hope of the Nation.
Children, slow in development, puuy. >crawny
and delicate, use ~ ellis Health remover
Catarrh o. the Bladder.
Singing. irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary complaints, cared 10y "BGcnu-
PaIba.' 81
Water Bugs. Reaches"
"Goush on Rats clears them out. also Beetles,
Ants.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-30

Singing. irritation. Inflammation, aI Kidney
and Urinary complaints, cared 10y "BGenu-
PaIba.'' 81.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

The surf on the reefyesterday afternoon was
a sigh, no, soon to be forgotten by those who
Witnessed it.
The smoke stack of Rawlins' soap factory
was blown down yesterday, crashing through
the roof Of the building in its fall.
4 large tree near the Kaumakapili church
was blown down carly yesterday morning
blocking the road until it was cleared away.
Aigeroba trees, fences. awnings and other
shEht structures. show evidence. Of the storms
seyerity, in various parts Of the town, more
garticularily on the outskirts.
\ section OF the high fence within lot on
Bereiauia street near Thomas Square, sur
rounded the plot where Mr.. C. c. Coleman
had his first ramie plants was blown down
night before last.
Yesterday morning at o'clock large tree
more than ~ feet in diameter fell upon the
roof ct the house OF Steve Whitney on Gar
den Lane. NJ. Whitney was in bed under
the place where ,he tree struck bu, the house
timbers broke the force Of the fall and lodged
the tree within Two feet of his face
1t will he in order now for the "oldest
iHhabitan,' TO inform US when such another
storm visited the metropolis rs prevailed
yesterday. Fiereer wind, perhaps prevailed
at the Hopper FIRE Of December, -rS77, and
heavier rains not long since deluged US, bu,
take the storm as i, is, and for midsummer,
we know not its like.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

The Boston Evening Journal Of recent date,
says "The Honoluu Commercial Adyer-
tiser. in recent issue, published the follow
ing I'VE have been informed from a @liabic
source that Ex-Minisier Dagget, has been in
trusted with commission to Washington by
his majesty on matters OF importance con-
nected with the afiirs Of this kingam.' In
an interview on the above subject, Published
in the san Francisco Evening Post, Mr.. Dag
gel,, who arrived here from Honolulu yesier-
day, is quoted as saying 1T L true ! have
been in,rusted with commission by King
kalakaua to the United States Government,
bu, am not at liberty to state It's object.
1t has been asceriained from other sources
that Mr.. Daggeii's secre, mission is believed
to be for the purpose u opening negotiation,
for the annexation Of the Sandwich Islands To
the United States.
Commenting upon topic, the Sierra County
, Tribune Of July 10Th, says I; - That
Daggeit bears commission from King Kala.
kaua with this end in view is extremely i'm.
probable. Mia, does the United
States want these barren volcanic eruption,
far, They psoiace sugar aud bananas. Al
things else are imported. We CANNOT
conjecture what benefit, would accrue to III,
United STATES by annexation, AMI venture III.
prcdieiioa thai Claus spfeckrls and the treat,
have more TO do With pasge,,'s seere, missiol
Than King Kaiakana."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

Tie many friends Of Rev Elias Bond, OF
Kohala, will regret to lean that his health is
such as to compel his relinqui,hiag all work
Tie is confined entirely to the house.
Swipe saloons are getting plentiful in Ihlo
again. There are three OF them in the new
row Of SAFES lately put up ior spreckels y
Go. The new liquor saloon is no, making a
fortune and the Chinese aud Portuguese con.
tinue to selL
The Hawaiian School exhibitions, kohala,
took place in the native church. on July 7cnd
-nd 23ri. These OF that Ainakea and Makapala
English schools, numbering together some 100
Odd pupils took place July a4th, but the weather
doe, not a,or them. Aher s,vcral days o,
vey warm seaiher with only occasional
showers, this one, Friday July 24ih.) has
come in full Of rain, TO last apparently all day,
The IfpTeign Church gathering and friends
me, at the hoase q Jndge I, 5. Lyman, in
Hilo, July 3ISt. An nnszSal large number
we're preseng. There ssfe Rotations by Miss
May Athruon and Miss Helen eyusnee
reading by Mis- Hall a Ponahoa vocal
duet Ivy Howard Hitchcock aad Levi Lyman
ony.n solo By ErneS, Lyman ana an amusing
vocal selection entitled The Mcgee, by Mrs,
Lyman and Mr.. l.. Severance, appearing re
speetiyeIy In characters Of the old gentleman
and his wife. assisted by chorus which wa
,plendidly rendered,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

The report jus, issued from the United
States Gcolog~sl Survey office upon the
mineral products OF that country TOT 49,
shows vey plainly the effect Of the business
depression which prevailed during the year
The value OF ~ the metallic and nonmclallic
substances produced in the country las, year
aggregated bot SsIS.Iol,6ao, as against
S4Ss, 900 .6.s Ia 1855. wSh in turn sas
SMALLER BY Sj,ooo,oDo thar. I've total u 1854.
The decline was due 10 a reduction in pnce
than tao DECREASE IN qaanliiy, and the pro
daesion IN s<yesal important industries show e,i
a decided gro~,h. Thus the imoant Of cups,
placed upon the market in IsS. ~as AS. slI-,
954 pounds, and in 1853 osly Ii7,Isi,7es. but
the smaller oa,pu, VI lhs-Sflier year "a, valued
al sIS,oog, So7, against Si7,7se,os7 fos III
pf,-lac, 81 lss,. In like manne' the total
pSn.iaciion NJ coal showed a nci gain in ton
nag. q s.ois, $40 tons over 1885. hat decllns
In salus II si5.7eo.s77, anthracite having
laiien IS cents Pcf ,va.. The peiIoieunl ia.
dustsy seems 10 have icli this inAusncs
moss q all, tbs proiuciion having rissu
isom a, 900, zs9 tarrrls ia 1885 ~ z4.oss.7Ss
l,altels IN ASA. ~hile the average prizes tril ID
lsou S.. 10 10 IS cents pcs baurl. - TIA, IN,
salse VI tbs lasgV sspPly ~as more than tive
m.llion dollars ie.A
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01
General ADVERTISEMENTS.

General ADVERTISEMENTS.
N. v. MCChGSNDy ( Son..
No. ~ Queen Street.
Have n,e hnd.rf
Per Alameda & John D. sprsoksls,
tssaf lurpsya uf
lSsO1fcd UcFchUHffjse
Consisting in rau u
Bids Flow, Gatisn Gate
lb. Flour. ~ Dorado.
sacks Wheat. Bel.
Sacks barley, Best
Sacks -nm Bet Whole
Sacks Com Bet Cracked.
Sacks Ban, toar.e aud inc
satls Beans. White,
sack. Beans, Red.
Sacks Beans. Bayou,
Sacks Beams Horse,
Sa,i- Bs,r. Tim,
g.
Sacks Potatoes, Br,' IN Gunnics.
Case, Nenacs,
Cases Estta soda Cracters,'
Cases Medium Bread.
Gases ttacked Wheat 60 d. bags.
Gases Com Meal, white, Io 10 bags
Cases Cat Meal tu 10 hays
Gaze, Com aiatch
Ca't' pupee Hams,
Casks G & A Hams,
Gases X. y. bacon.
Gases FairbanL's Lard. H. pail.
Cases fairbanks Lard, H. pail
Cases fartants lArd, io H. pail.
Case, whitney, Batter, IN tim,
Half bbis. Bnter, Pickle Roll,
Qr. hbls. Butter, Pickle Roll,
Half frkins liuttct. Gilt Edge,
Or 6rhins Batter. Gilt Edge,
Cases New Cheese.
Boxes and l,ils Salt Goldfish,
Bbis rerces Columbia River Salmon
cases Fresh Eggs
Cases Laundry Starch,
BoXe, Brown Laundry Soap,
dozens Brooms,
Pure Java Coffee, Roasted and Ground, H. tins,
Sack, Green Coffee,
Chests Japan "a, H. paper,
Chests Japan Tea, = 10 paper
Boxes Raisin-, London Layers,
= boycs Raisins, London Layers,
Is boNes Raisius, London Layers,
Boxes Raisins, Museate
Drums Citron
Boxes curnnt',
Cases Chocolate.
Cases Mixed Pickles.
Gases Spices, Assorted al sizes,
Pail Nl,uee Meat Atmores.
Tins NIines Meat, Cuitiols.
Sacks Rae Peanuts.
Sack, English Walnus,
sacks Soft Shell Almonds,
Sacks Texas Peas, extra large.
Case California Honey, 10. tins
Gases King, Morse * Co.'S fresh canned
Fruits, Jell.es and Vegetable,
Bales Wrapping Paper, extra quality
LARus AssoRrnEsr OF
Best CdiJ0TWi0 Leather.
Sole. Insole Haucss Skirting and Urpers
French and American Caliskins,
sheep Skins, Goa; Skins
Hawaiian Saddle Trees
And other goods too numerous to mention.
These goods are-fresh. were bought very low, ans
will he sold at
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
X. ". EscaEsysy { sou,
s7s-76o No. AZ Queen StreeN.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

Ralph Mcore. the ~sll-known iaiistieian
wri,e, TO The Times that the ~i,hd,a~al II
direct mail service between San Francisco ani
the Australian colonies neat November is o.
more serious nature than many people
imagine. since is7s U. ). isapor', have Il !.
creased aboat ! % per cent, while 4. ). espors
have Increased over ago pei ceni.. exclusive u
specie. 1--WE do no, Ind sach a ratio .. Increase
in oar domestic espous To any a the resi- Of
the ~o'lL, dasing ION peas all e'oss. The
ezpors 10 lhsse coioniss are Of nature ii. I
comprises ain,os, every an,eIe manufactured in
Anesica."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

The hlfktrtne Amelia sailed fof rou
Townsend to-day IN ballast
The Consuelo was hauled INTO th- stream
to-day, where She will he cleaned and re.
painted.
The Yamashno Mau sailed yesterday at
noon for Yokohama, Japan. The Royal lIa.
waiian Band was in attendance.
The heavy shower Of rain which fell in the
business portion Of town yesterday morning
extended only a shor, distance beyond Bere.
,auia street
Arrived at San Francisco Am. bk,nc Mary
Winkcman, ~ days from Honolulu Am.
bg,ne Clau, Sprcekels, 20 days from Honolulu;
bktne ". II Dimona, >, bay, from Kahului
schr Ida Sehnauer 70 days from Kahului.
o diplomatic holman
o DIPLOMAT, holman"
Sing hey the merry holman that thou art
90 buy yourself k1pp gun Dahlereen and Rod.
man,
And pop your shameless rival forninst his bold black
heart
The Chinese brought on the Oceanic were
all transferred to the quarantine station, except
the women who. on somebody's authority
were houiod on Nuuanu street under guard, il
is said. II tie men ought to be quarantined
why not the women ?
Henry Brady vas sentenced by Justice Nc
Gully yesterday for having opium in his pos.
| session to six months imprisonment at hard
labor and to pay fine Of Ssso. This is Mr.
Bradley's second offence. His honor granted
the prisoner a respite Of ten days TO settle hi.
business and he was released on bail bono
for 5000.
The following domestic cargoeS have arrived
ia port per stmr. Waimanalo, from Wanna
nalo, 600 bags sugar; per schr. Kaukeouli, 4C
cords hrewood per stmr. w. G. Hall, S,24i
bags sugar, 81 bags ava, bags coffee, /.
hide, , pkg. ga, sks, horses, r29 pkgs sun
dries and g hogs.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

giatr .H,0.r um Ia The hcr u hrt, Dr..
closed ai tbe tuai li will u5, help TO vh.teu
h.s character nat even il that request ,hould
extend 1 having h.m euntnaed in Office
In to-day, issue We give, from the p G..
AIseris-f Of June iut, 1857, the official re-.
port q Can't. John Patty, Of an exploring eypc
ditI1n he commanded 90 he islets standing
sentry 90 this uour. The document will be
read With intcrct, now that the exploring
spirit is again upon The kingdom. ono notable
thing 30 reveals is the unreliability Of some Of
the aId charts Of these seas The Captain rc-
farred to is tbe present esteemed partner in ths
haakiag house u Bishop 81 Co." says The
Bulletin II last night. Our esteemed con.
temporary Is just onr generation out ofthe way.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

Hamaay L.s. T. @. q. m5.55t. w..
The steamer rae4st which atIeI '5t -an
faa..-.. hr -smHsy morning. uas is
'ua. " sugar .af tsIt.I t.I go tons ~ coal
.r i..a. m... rf vH.eh will De- uri an ,be
fnp aF
The Umsr uie. OF Eauiahao church
SUNDAY evening was oct 81 largely attended a.
vac hareI aoI the eminencg of the preacher
warranted Th vas oving dala,ls,.. go the
threatening storm Those who vu'ured out
heard sermon l7rs 60 be remembered
'-ams persons sts up, go lont upon MEXICO
as a bait esiIl-l nation. Journalism 10 that
section ylues from ihe sensational work pat
iu.a tame Amar.san p4per, \ murder is
briefly Announced. with only thc leading facts
a1I rsm-s. -rf e.th a3 artistic c'tie ration ~
Ie'ais The TASTE 5f the Mexican reader does
u.. iH..u- .laan. CRIMES. ssh. i5-s DOES he
delight la Doe nise6s, 5f unfortunate families
The family circle is the last place the reporter
in,sIes The nule OF the family circle j.,
rarely heard. 1ud when Dc Is, truth IS rarely
lost aEht oI .u au uu-esmiy scramble 10 be The
fr,, 20 exhibit b."
r,..i,y. yaiy gsm
Kamar pe,hap' lhe jade lie,h-has IL tina,
the }smlshu Mann has hecn delayed fIyfly
hecsI.- The prcmIre IS iu dirlomati4ue box.
ria. ......... t.t.., anil ,t.t-,., a., .,,
...r....,..t,,.....,.,. ...-,...,,,......, IN.
-, -, .,,... -, ~.
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Among the Loo laws regulating The French
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01
Ihnr.ll,g. Iaiy 3oth

The British b. Lizzie Ire,lalc sailed from
Glasgow ior Iht poa laiy l7.h.
The sch"pner Raw aiianl booush, 400 bags
nee and : calves irom KoolAu las, Tuesday,
On, o. the. 96s japanese shipped from
lIoualala to he yariou. plantations only u
we've women,
The British b Jupiter, from Liverpool for
Hoaolull May Iih, VA, siokcn June 10Th, IN
30 ;. ~ ", with los 4 main and miIIcn
top masiN
They had named her Mnuder, hcr init.
mates condensed that into Mia, and SC came
to call her also" Ba, Why 4id YOU cali her
A" 49, Why dfim you cav her Mir. Too ,
Ssa-s -iansA 'asls Al Saas'. yf-s Nooa
Wen born 'ssn uT,- sd ,hs ~, MAJ.
A. n c'oisd BIZ brain ~eh a. -,.ncs 4 ,c,,
Wei pa EN- uaisT a~ful i-s
~ ayiag Wat "a W aiec.-
Aaa b. glsTei siid iis-asa "a sii b. hps
Apd dfpuiaed ,ns ,iais ~ish IA hagss ,ip-
Il seems that japanese immigration 10 this
''Aai'l has h,cn sopPszi ~ orief a the ia
penal government, pcnd.as the retura To
Japan q COMMISSIONS Inouyr. vho will sail
"a the hama,hi'o Mara to-day. 4 i 10 h
eoped that the commissioners will be able 70
explain 'hc changes against us n planie,,
have asici unFuslY, amends oaShi 10 b,
marie Il souA b. naiiaaai calsmily I,
have he im@isrAsi9n Of japaaess psru,ansi,
arrested.
Al The trial u Wong T., roan trolic,
oihesfi ana Al La and Loapna ,p,oie,sioua
~Hne'sesl va eeospisaey, ~hish ,o.sh tiacs
ie~ day. ancs. Marshai s.i,.cr te.,ihci from
ne witness boa that he hal rap'oycl wung
Tai foon ~ the Recommendation ~ ~
Majesty. fh, tir ua, make 4 a matte, a
s'eaie' dlihegiiy 90 80 ,hg i.d,cs iosce u 4,
o'''se Nh'i" jay haas i,'and guilly % ,er,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

l'si..s a. 10 A. 81 s.hrss fss .,,n.,sa .saia, /,
<osis l.l.al usesss ols.issi add pn~ssil sAseisss
s<1 -
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-01

The Steamer Oceanic IRON san Francisco
i, OF por, as wc 60 to press. She briags 500
Cinnamon.
81 Know, said For-s,ree, Mrs. Parting
ton. yesterday al Know the p. c. \ is A
pirate gaper, eciIse it says SO itself
The schooner Inka returned to por, ye,,er-
day. She came back with her ''main sail
lef," and her jib carried away. She sails again
to-day.
The hae.al Of the late Kate May took place
yesterday afternoon from st. Anirew's pso-
Cathedral. Rev Alex. Macintosh sod Rev.
Ge5rge Wallace oficiated.
The kiuau leaves tc morrow on the volcano
roa'e and will no, return To- Honolulu until
August 9Th. This auangcmea, will give
tourists two days At IliIo and two At the vol
cano.
Nj John I Blaislell and Miss Matilda
i,ehe, were married Monday evening at the
resi,lenca VI Mt Thomas Hughes on Kukui
street. Mr anil Mis-. Blaisdell will rcsidc at
Kohaia, Hawaii, vhese they go by the ginau
to-mssyow.
The following passengers have been booked
io' the Nolcane, TO sail ps' to- stmr Kinau
to-mouow A. 7, ASirsun, Mis-, Anderson,
A. !. Baldwin wife and son, Alex. Boyd. {
Murphy, J. G. Wand, 7. L. A,waier aud wife
Mrs Boyd, Miss Hopper and George Boyd
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-14

Cato tNor). Kroger, Hon1eur. sid Aug II.
Adelaide Ger, Mass, Antwerp, sid Aug Is.
Engelbrekt tSwl, Eckman, Grimsby, sid Aug
Is.
TIgri AUS, Zotti Hull, sld Aug27
Samboyana Tsp, FreIxas, Havana, sid Aug Is.
Hope (Brl, Arundel, Cuxhaven sid Aug 30
Nalona (Brl, Andrews, Liverpool sid Aug ~.
"A.
sorrldderen Nor, Halvorsen, Liverpool, sid
Syringa (Br) Wright, Sharpness, sid Aug 20.
Louis Ger, Schimeter, London, sid Sept 10.
Eugenle tSW), Lindstrom, Rio Janeiro, up
Aug Is.
BRIGs
l. Bowen, Berry, Bath, up Aug 10, at Della
ware Breakwater IN distress sept 5.
sCHoONERs.
Denike, Bohannen, Baltimore, sid Sept 7.
Anna L Ebener, -, Philadelphia, sid
Sept -.
Emma e Hart, Keen, Boston, up Aug 90.
Bertran l. Townsend, Tunnel, New York, up
Sept2.
GARNER, DahOll. New York, up Sept g
Island City, Voorhees,, Baltimore, up sept II.
Chas Sinnickson, Chopper, New York, up
Sept5
Ida Lawrence, Young, Baltimore, up Sept IL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-14
CONsIgNEEs.

A or steamship City of Macon. from Boston
Il "A Il " We, HE, Altmayer Co, Byck Bros,
C,i Il. bsaher, NJ Boley Il Son, Il L Cheatham,
a =, TO- Cook, b Il Co, TX Cobb'A y Cbnrchill.
',"sner Co. Einstein's Sons, r q Erwin,
GU lahhery = Co, A Friedenberg 4 Co.
si.I,.'',' W Ferst u Co. G NJ Gilbert 4 Co,
n 49, helmer h Son, HOlcombe. q & Co, ID
n 'r,,.. Gerard a II, r N Hun, ! Haas,
i.-.i G"'V' . Co, Herman 4 X, ID B Lester,
No. 3, Lewis, Lindsay Il n, ID J
n p 'b11a''' Meinhard Bros & Co, a 5 Nichols,
En- '' .IhQn, A Miller Il Co, A LeiIior, schr
n n tauIseu q Go, Rosenheim i Co. l. stern
a .,''''loh " Son, T. Sayarese A Bros, l. \
p r,'I'l' Walter, II n co, Southern Ex Co,
r. ''7iNy' Weed h q, Williams Order, X 4
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-14
NOTICE TO MARINERs.

LEDGES DEVELOPED IN THE RESURVEY OF
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Lieut. w Cutter, USN, commanding Coast
and Geodetic survey schr Palinurus, has
developed the following dangers not hereto
fore shown on the charts Of this office:
Gangway ROck-This is a rock lying half
a mile L OF Negro Heads, near Bradford. ct.
and has a least depth OF feet over it, and is
located on the following bearings: Branford
Reef Beacon, SW s, "a miles; Outer Thin
nle. Ell 5, 20 miles. As this rock lies to the
uorthward Of the usual course for vessels
using the north channel no special directions
need be given to avoid it.
II. 4 small shOal Il miles E of Browns
Reef, with a least depth OF 10 feet over it, Is
located on the following bearing: Falkner's
Island Lighthouse, Sc by "a K, 80 miles;
Branl0rd Reef Beacon, w 4 S, 81 miles /:
outer lhlmOle. NV by W =, ~ miles. This
shJai lies to the southwark of the usual north
channel course.
H. a shoal, with a least depth of 10 feet
over it, lies on the extension of Madison Reef
to the eastward and IS Of a mile from the
back buoy No /, and is located on the follow
ing bearings: Fslkner's Island Lighthouse,
SW by w, 80 miles; Hammonassel Point.
hoE "a E, "a miles; Tucks Island, NNW, "a
mile. Vessels standing in to Madison should
pass close to black buoy No l. keeping a north
erly course. +. Nj. THORN, Supt.
Coast and Geodetic Survey ONCE, Wash
ington, Sept 10, 1885.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-14
CHARTERS.

schr Mary A KIllen, Friendship, Me, to
hey West, ice, 81 90
sc4r Chas sinnickson, Savannah to
Pat hogue, lumber, 81.
Brig Caroline port, Brunswick to OportO,
timber, p I, chartered abroad
schr Fannie Woston, Orange Bluff to
Port Spain, timber, 81 rs.
BARI Stanley Nor, Brunswick to Buenos
AYros, lumber, $l5.
n Bark Margaret Melchers (Br), ito arrived,
brunswick to BuenOs Ayres, lumber, $l4.
harN urma (Nor), Savannah to Cork for
ofuers, naval stores, 8s Sd and IS.
SU Alaska tBr), Norfolk to Liverpool, cot
ton, 5-l6d.
ochr Carrie Hall, Lister, Brunswick to New
fort, lumber IS.
Schr Sarah i Davis. Ferpan1ina to MAYA
gde1, lumber, 81.
Schr Ida Lawrence, Baltimore to Savannah,
'5O tons OF coal Csc
a schooner OF 40S tons, another OF 6l5 tons
register, Charleston to Baltimore. phosphate
rock, 81 IS.
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rvhse. Sept y. 1880 M-Passed up, bark
,.ti55ioSnd GER ; s0hr Harold @ Beecher.
"passed out, str Sylvia tBr.)
arrived at anchor, str City OF Macon, barks
n = Rrrg GER, Ragna (Nor.)
wind E, fresh; cloudy.
Co,saw. Sept l0-Cleared, bark lone (Br),
ZONES. United Kingdom
V1paaufort Sept ll-Arrlved at COosaW, str
,ri,Jnbala Br), from Shields.
Rev York, Sept ll-ArriVed, schrs Helen
Martin. Fountain, Union Island; Eleanor,
Mi GEORGETOWN, S G.
cleared, schr Elsie A Bayles, Bayles, Cedar
KEYS s.,.a -. ,~...-....
csnestro HtaD BOsla, Pensacola.
Newport, sept l0-Sailed, str Panama tBr),
~ ooorto, sept 5-sailed, brig Olinda port.
Greensboro. Sept 10-Arriyed, str Ealing
fBr9. strachan, Pensacola.
Queenstown, Sept ll-ArriYed, bark Mabel
iBr1. Evans. Coosaw, 5 Z.
Fernandina. sept l-Cleared, schrs Nettie
Iangdon, Bagley, Philadelphia; Charles A
CouOmbe, Magee, Sagua.
Kew West Sept ll-Salled, brig Mareno
tBr, Evans, Mobile.
Philadelphia, Sept l1--Cleared, str Albano
fBrl. Malloney, Savannah,
Delaware Breakwater, Sept l1-Arrived,
bark Alice c Diokerman, Cook. Satilla; schr
Annie Booth, Bayles, Key West for New
York.
brunswick, Sept lO--Cleared, schr Meyer &
Muller, Flowers. New York.
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