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prn WSsDs.
B.F. MCK8nla & Co.
For the Holidays!

fNfA#|aMIN'N.Et Ann VI ANAeAAfg
EIegaSSeVAla.Sees of Linen Handker-
chiefs including:
Ladies' CoIored Bordered, Hem
stitched, in great variety ofprints.
Ladies' Plain White and CoIored
BOrdered Clear Lawn Handker-
chiefs.
Ladies' embroidered Linen Hand
kerchicfs-colored and white.
Ladies' II. s. Mourning Handker-
chiefs, i'm great variety ofpriDts.
GentIemen's Coiored Bordered III. s..
Handkerchief.
GentIemen's plain white Hemmed-
stitched Handkerchiefs i'm fine and
medium grades.
ChiIdren's Handkerchief in fancy
boxes.
Lace, Lace Bordered Handkerchiefs
A large line of Elegant BrOcaded
SILK Handkerchiefs.
GentIemen's II. =. China Silk Hand
kerchiefs.
Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves in black
and colors-warranted
Ladies' 5-buttOn scollOped-tOp Kid
Gloves, black and colors-war-
ranted.
GentIemen's Fur top Dog Skin Gloves
with spring fastenings.
Cashmere Gloves for Ladies, Gentle
men and Children.
GentIemen's Neckties--from cheap
qualities TO the finest grades and
In newest styles.
SILK Umbrellas and Parasois.
SILK Iricbus, Linen Collars, Chill
drcn's COllarettes.
Ieather Satchels, PocketbooIxs,
Leather and Canvas Belts.
French and English Hosiery for La
dies and Children.
Gentlemen's French and English
Half Hose.
Heavy Irish Linen Table Damasks i'm
handsome designs and durable
qualities.
Irish Linen Table Napkins and Doy-
lies.
oil CoiorTurkey Red Table DamasI5s
Marseilles Quilts.
Black and CoIorcd Silks. Combine
ton Suits-in Wool and in silk
Goods-at greatly reduced prices.
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GENTLEMENS Toilet SHIPPERS,

Slippers
81.
100 pairs Velvet Silk Embroidered
offer TO-
Opera Slippers, price
a
Maroon Goat Slippers Cmois lined quality
w. reduce 81 % 81 Gents Finest Velvet Chenille Embrod
Slippers Channels ned, regular price 81 Golfer at 50 60
30, re Ter a
Genuine Alligator
IMMENSE
special mducement call early before the choicest patterns
JOS. ROSENHEIM & CO. ,
1875 BROUGHTON STREET. =
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DR.. J. 5. Huffman, Philadelphia. Pa,
says: cit is ofgood service in The troubles
arising from alcoholism, and gives salts
faction m my practice.
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KNOW THYSUbF. By raaeins tns "hei :
encs ~ Lifo,n the best medical WON ever
published for young and middie-a9Qa nens
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a w ord.

ADVERTISEMENTS, is Words or
more, in this column { the best in the pGper)
inserted for ONE CENTA WORD, Cash
in Advdnce, each insertion.
Everybody toho has any lodnt to supply,
anything to buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any toish
TO crafty. should advertise IN this column.
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GROCERIE9.

~ 0(SAJ Eth G<s9s
IN BBLS. CHOICE APPLES.
~ 80 boxes Florida ORANGES.
70 boxes Messlna LEMONS.
% bbls New and Old GEORGIA SYRUP.
100 sacks RIO and JAVA COFFEE.
100 bbls FLOUR various brands.
8. HAMS, SHOULDERS, Breakfast STRIPE
-. 3. MEATS. SUGARS, COFFEE. TEAS.
TOBACCO, CIGARS. CANNED GOODS.
SOAP, STARCH, RAISINS, NUTS.
MALAGA, and other kinds OF GRAPES.
MACON SAUSAGE.
y Select and Baker whisky, "a per gallon.
Imperial Whisky g. per gailOn Pineapple
Whisky, 81 per gallon; Old Rye Whisky. 81 so
per gallon; choice old Wines, 81 so to SO 50 per
gallon. For sale bv
II. CHAMPION. 15i Congress street.
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Dbot0arapIju.

THE Celebrated Cabinet Photographs made
i by J. N. WILSON are still three fifty a
dozen
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A THOUGH / am very busy, my we'll
n known picture, the "iavens Cabinet" Is
still So dozen HANENS.
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gnet.

I OsT, on Broughton street. Dec. II, 1885. a
II small Black ana Tan Dog; answers TO
the name II Fly. The tinC or Will be rewarded
by sending word Orlesving The same to join
O'kEEFk. Central Railroad up freighL Office.
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Slippers.
CHOICE HOLIDAY PRESENTS !!

Special Bargain
the December
elegant dipayot
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VETANTED. customers for the best Black
w Jack Wood, at HENDERSON'S Wood
Yard. foot of Huntington street; telephone
No. 3l4.
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Bomorp amO Storre for llrmt.

DOR RENT, the premises No. 9S York street,
Il near Drayton, lately occupied by BOWL
ing Bros. as a livery and boarding stable:
possession given Immediately. Apply TO II.
II Bolts 4 co., l0s Bay street.
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TURBINE WATER WHEELS. Mil Ma
4 chncry, and Mil Rocks. LOMBARD a.
co. IRON WORKS, Augusta, Ga.
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i byJ. N. WILSON are still three fifty
dozen
A THOUGH / am very busy, my we'll
~ known picture. the "IiaYens Cabinet" Is
still So a dozen. HAVENS.
s--------------------.----
sttiorFlIamroMS.
CCOTTs NOVELS. rs volumes. price SIS;
- Chatierbox SOC; Scottish Chiefs. Chill
dren Of he Abbey 45c. Lucille and Poets SOC. !;
Tin TOYS and Dolls at cost, by WILLY Il
CLARKE.
COMMERCIAL Travellers and the travelling
~ public generally who visit No. 0X, Gen.
trial railroad, can procure meals and lodgings
and be furnished with private conveyance by
applying 70 II. q. KETTLES, Rocky Ford, Ga.
WANTED. you 10 try a 10c. package Of
w HEID1's Celebrated Cough Drops, and
test their superiority ss a cough cure.
headquarters for Fine Cabinet Photo
" graphs; process instantaneous; work
guaranteed 1rst-class. j. \. WILSON.
CPECIAL drive for the holiday trade. We
- offer specially In COlOgnes. G.. NJ.
HEIDI 90 Congress and Whitaker sts.
CHEAPEST Variety store; goods sold at
" l0c. and &C.; no humbug; and we guar
antee that no person that Will call on us viii
be deceived. bargains IN all kinds OF holiday
goods, Stoves TinWare, Furniture, and Crock
ton, at NATHAN BROS. is6 Congress and
lsl st. Julian. Goods delivered.
BOTTLES for covering with silk; great
ID variety. new STYLES; cut-glaas cOlOgneB,
at @. N. HEIDT & CO.'S.
A IL harness and saddle repairing done
IA thoroughly ald cheaply &C MCGLABH-
ANS, corner Whitaker and President streets.
YORTING INJECToRs, tho best Boiler
N Feeders; Yandnzen jet Pumpa the best.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS, Augusta. Ga.
EoUND, after many years, a place where
You can get frst-class quality in all kinds Of
Carpenter work. Cabinet and Pattern mai ing
done At short notice. Best references given
when desired. Also, Church Organs tuned
and repaired. Organs Kept IN order By the
year. Give us a cali MATrAIR HARRIS,
corner President and JefioraOn streets. Tee-
phone No. 322.
THE owner and manager Of the old reliable
Il Crum Hotel still Offer thanks 10 the
travelling public for past fayOrs and desires
continuance OF the same. Light. fireplace
rooms; good beds; tables we'll supplied;
orange growth around; location healthy ana
quiet; good hunting grounds In reach.
bonneville. Ca. s.. ". ana W. n. u.
WANTED, TO know the reason why people
w will wear poor, lll-httng suits when exc
cellent goods, made b order and guaranteed
70 lt. can be bought from John Wanamaker
no such low prices; call and examine new
samples. THOs. MokAY,gl9 Bull street.
ITINE Plush Robes. Horse Blankets. Shirts
I and Hoods for sale very low az Nc.
GLAsHAN'S sADDLERY, Whitaker and
President streets.
w AHTED, every ono 10 know that John
w Wanamaker can furnish clothing
made % order for $40 per aniti new samples
uet received. THOs. MCKAY, o. Bull
sticci,
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nor SALE, low. fifty boxes fine Florida
IT Oranges; special care given to packing
solicited. j, GARDNER, Agent, 800 Bull
street.
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plantation for Rrmt.
FOR SaIr.

DOR SALE. Farming and Timbered Lands.
IT For further particulars apply to II. G..
KITTLES, Attorney at Law and Real Estate
Agent, Rocky Ford, scriven county, Ga
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THE owner and manager OF the old reliable
i Crum Hotel still Offer thanks 10 the
travelling public for past fayOrs and desires n
continuance OF the same. Light, fireplace
rooms; good beds; tables we'll supplied;
orange growth around; location healthy and
quiet; good hunting grounds In reach.
bonneville. Ga. s.. n. and W u. Y.
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ANTED r 70 oa snoT sss 1eS'o S wey PsoP I
cellent goods, made b order and guaranteed
70 lt. can be bought from John Wanamaker
40 such low prices: call and examine new
samples THOs. MCKAY, 81 Bull street.
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ROnmo TO Rrmi.

nor RENT, two rooms, nicely furnished,
Il with or without board. Apply No. 5b
Liberty, near Habersham street.
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altiorrlIamFnmo 1lIamio.

A YOUNG married couple want furnished
"A room. with board; private family prefer
red. Address, with terms, SACHEM, Morn
ing News Office.
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nor SALE, three unlimited tickets TO
II Jacksonville and one TO ThOmasvillc, at
the Marshall House Cigar stand.
nor SALE, Wood, by E. A. FULTON,
i East Broad and Jones Telephone 81.
EOR SALE, $4,000 No. pine shingles; also,
l. $1,000 No. pine shingles. REPPARD q
co.
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DOR RENT, rooms furnished or unfurnish-
II ed; also with reasonable board. % TAFT
nall street.
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LNINE Plush Robes. Horse Blankets. Shirts
il and Hoods for sale very low nc Nc
GLAsHAE'S sADDLERY, Whitaker and
President streets.
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CPEClAL drive for the holiday trade. We
- offer specially In COlognes. G.. NJ.
HEIDI h co Congress and Whitaker sts.
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| Jao /
| shSla
| onds \
| loansd
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LNOR RENT, fiat of three rooms, with bath.
II Apply No. "a Jones street
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wee as butler for one winter, and 1t
10 the spring OF 1877 that he wrote
= stewart to announce himself as a
or Tor the hand of her daughter, then
W 10 years old. De Lanet said that
.al admired her for a long time, and
though he had been a servant in her
IVY ne had pretensions TO rank in his
country. No answer was sent TO this
" ana few days later DE Lanet sent
lllar letter to Miss Stewart. During
winter Miss Stewart was continually
~eu by De Lanet. In the spring OF
ne became more aggressive, and
10 Mr.. Lspenard Stew
Miss Stewards. brother, threat
to shoot him unless he would
ahge an interview between him and
stewart. Shortly after writing this
A De Lanet climbed over the fence on
lougal alley, back of Mrs. Stewards
v aud finding the window Of the dim
ooul unlocked, obtained entrance TO
ao1se. lilo was discovered by the SER
I, put when recognized by one Of the
4 ~ Was allowed tOg
.le summer Of 1879 the Stewards took
'.sge at Sharon, where Mss Stewart
4 heightened by a man, wlo followed
accompanied BY her maid. she
nom tue hotel 70 her hone. From
ol me Stewards went IN the early fall
es, Point, whore they also rad a cot
:, ne Lanet turned up thee, follow
Mss Stewart, but speaking 10 her
N once. But, as she thought that he
su to threaten her. Mr.. hspenard
aft made q complaint 10 Justice
Il l,ot West Point, baslng hs action
. Lanets threatening letter 10 him.
tenehman was arrested alta small
ling house. On him was iounl a six
-Vefed revolver. He told Justice
tlat he intended 70 kill Mis- Stew
ouu himself, unless he could obtain
.usent 70 marry him. Tho Jlstice
sArued that DE Lanet had flrd his
Yer INTO a loOking-glase ''to sex" he
a ead' how TO Ali myself who the
Lanet was sent 70 the county jal at
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Nash. & Chstt'a. 4s
COTTON.

MANCHESTER, Sept. 4.-Thc Guardian says:
The market Is fat. There have been few
small sales. Prices are but slightly changed.
The tendency is against lers. The fall IN
Eastern exchanges has interlered with busl
ness in India ami China. Bur few orders have
been placed. In other business buyers are I'M
able ~ purchase &C lower ratee.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. I, OOn.-Cotton-More
Offering; sellers inclined 10 give way slightly,
middiing uplands lid: middling Orleans
"a. sales 5000 bales, for speculation aud
export 1000; receipts 1000 bales-Amcrican
1850.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
September delivery, 5 24-Gi0D5 Gi-Bid; oeptem-
Der and October, 2J-i6g % 2i-Bid; October
and November, > l7-BiM5 ls-G4d November
and December, s l7-6fd; December and JAnu.
airy. lI-64d; January aud February, 20-biN
5 l9-6id; March and April, zS-b4d. Market
dull
The tenders Of deliveries nc to-day's clear.
ings amounted 20 $500 bales new docket ana
400 bales old docket.
sales Tor the week. IS 900 baies-American.
~ 600 bales; apecul atOrs took 800 bales; eN
pOriers TOOK 1890 bales; actual exports, b,ioo
bales; imports, lT,OUO baes-Ameucan 4,OJO'
stock, 59o.0U0 bales American. Ilb9o0 0a.esi
anoat. 5000 bnict--A uefcan 1000 bales.
200 p. m.-rhe sales to-day included oiOO
bales Of Amrriean.
Futures; Uplands. low mlddling clause.
September delivery, 8 28-6ld, buyers: septem-
Der ana October, 3 20-6ld, buyers October
and Novem her. ls-6id, seliora; November
and December. ~ CAD, buyers; December ano
January. l7-6id, buyers, January ara
February, 5 l9-0id. sellers: February a1a
March, 8 2i-0id. sellers. March and April
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PAssENaERs.

Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York
AIRS w Yonge and children, Miss K o
Matthews. Miss E Mayer, Miss Grammar,
Mrs \ NJ Timer, Miss Victoria Shearer, Or l.
A Falligant. II Pickert, X q Feely, w II
Feely, j Brady, r II Ellis. Sister Mary Col
ette, Sister Mary Paschalis. w johnson, q
q johnson, J L Wilson, O A Naeh. Mrs II V
Robider, \ X Platshek, y A Schwarz, w II &
Delano. w Plat. P G Springer
Per steamship City OF Augusta. from New
Gork--Dr l. Alexander, j Cohen, Rev ) d
Paine J Msnneschmidt, w H Adams. Jno
Grier, q Williams q I suth ant wife. Jas W
Moon, Miss L Roger, " Mitchell, o II
Edwards, Rev J } Andrew, " HMuir, Mrs
Sophia stanga II l. Boone. II ~ Woodruff, l.
Bashinskv, " Happ, Rev 81 AIT Haydn. Mrs
Munlberg' and scTvt, Mrs n Sternherg ana
seryt, Miss SternbeTg, WSchrOeter, II Kuhn,
l. & Fewiss and wife, Miss VI Ramsdale, Rev
w B Walker, MIss Hawkins, II J. Picks, NJ
jackson. A Napoleon. p Napoleon, r Vogel,
Miss Harley, A Tanker, NJ Graybaum, w
McCrea, Miss Cook, ID Connor, Master
Haley, o w Marshall. Ramp. Master Har-
den, Miss L Harden, II Blohm, Jas Allen, j
Green. Mrs W Livingston, Mrs II D Nichols,
c II Spar, G w Bergamir, e Whitcomb.
J T Williams. Mrs Happu, w NJ Hammond
and son, w II Hammond, II Ralfs, T Baxter.
Robt Ford. odd, G A Jackson. Miss l.
Loewenstein, n L Foster, NJ Schlank, Q Il
Carr. Geo Dyer, II NJ Clark, A II BOnd L
A McCartY, i Lachman, III y Smart, Mrs
Winters, j Belsinger
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Helmken, + Nj Hun, A Hanley, G d Hodges
, lehman, Hart 4 r., S Krouskoh, n Lang
y Lowell a Son, Jno Lyons 4 Co, JnO Laup
Levy 4 Bro, Lilienthal & 5, Ludden = g.
A Letier, Llppman Bros, Logan n Go, M r8
Lyons, 5 II Lavin,P Loewenstein.J LaskeY
Melnhard Bros 4 Co, b + McKenua. Mckrn-
ma n w, NJ Maclean. MOhr Bros. ID + MyersCn
Lee Roy Myers, NJ Mendel n Bro, X Power,
Jno colson, S Miller, Ohlander Bros, Poo,
pies Line care S, F Il w Ky, Palmer BIo,.
l. Futzel, Paulsen n Co, J Perlinski, Z Pos
tell, j Paulsen, ID Rogers. J Reilly. w +
Reid, Royelsky Il 4, II Solomon & SON. P b
Sprinkler, Soomons n Co, w ID Simkins, w
Schieling, J SILVA, II l. Schreiner. NJ stern
berg, staples, Jno sullivan, II Schroeder,
a Smith, SCreyen Housc, 5, r ~ w Ry, r
Tuchman, Southern EN Co, c Thompson,
II Thomson, ] w lyman, X Towns, Times,
A II Umbach, Weed 4 c, A NJ n c w West
W Nolh, Thos West. ID Welsbeln, West Bros,
Wider Il Co, Capt Ward, w U Tel Co, stmr
Katie, Ga 4 Fla $ b Co
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tallahassee. New York.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Tybee, Sept 4, 700 p M-Passed up, stmr
City of Augusta, schr Grace Bradley.
Passed out, str Tallahassee.
Wind NE, light; cloudy.
New York, Sept 2 Cleared, schr II Par
kerr Brewster, Georgetown, c.
Bait more, Sept ARRIVED, schr Island
City, Voorhees,, Savannah.
Cardiff, Sept ARRIVED, bark Quartro
QtaD, Avenza, Pensacola.
Dublin, Sept ARRIVED, str Strauton Br),
GrinOld, COosaw, 5 9.
Lundy Isand, Sept Passed, bark Tan
cook obj. Hanson, Pensacola for Sharpness.
Montevideo, Aug f. Passed. bark { b Haz-
eltine, Gilkey, Bruuawick for Buenos Ayres.
Port Elizabeth, Aug ARRIVED, bark Mary
Ann tSw), Valerius Pensacola
Queenstown, sept 3 Arrived, bark EvviYa
tNorl, Bruhn, savannah.
Table Bay, Aug l-Saied, bark Beppino
Accame uta). Mignone, Pensacola.
Havana. Aug B-sailod, bark Felo (Sp),
Roheras. Brunswick.
Baltimore. Sept 2-Cleared. schrs JOSEPH
Baker, = lmy, Port ROYAL; Lena Hunter,
Jeffrevs, do: VIM Jones. Saunders, DOGGY.
Georgetown, 5 G. sept 2-Arrived, schr b
Hazard, Smith, New fork.
Delaware BreakWater, Sept 2-Arrived,
schr John 3 Davis, Green, Jacksonville for
Vineyard Haven, Sept 9--Arrived, schr
Jessie Lena, Rose. Pensacola for Boston.
Belfast, Sept l--Sailed, schr Fannie A Cor
ham, WEIGH, Palatka.
Brunswick, Sept Cleared, schr James II
WOOdhOuse. Herrick. C0Isackie. -...
Jacksonville. sept l-CleareC, schr Florida,
Warren, New York.
New York, Sept ARRIVED, str old Do
Arrlved out, str Etruria, New York for
Liverpool; parks Abel, Lizz . Curry, Agnes
G ampnel from Savannah; Lin ptts, Mobile
Ruta, Pensaoola. -
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CoNsIGNEEs.

Per Charleston and savannah Railway
Sept 4-Fordg Ohice 5, w Ry, } Gibson,
Garnet. 3 & Co. Lee Rev hvers. Collat Bros,
SolomOns 3 Co, II Myers & Bros, Walter, L 4
Co. Ellis, X 4 Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, Sept 4--Fordg ONCE. NJ Y Henderson.
I l. Jones, Lee Roy Myerr, II Myers u Bros,
AcOsta & r. G Allen. 4 schwarz. John
Lang. A II Champion. Cohen, Rieser 4 y
Heller, Lippman Bros, JnO Lyons 4 co,
NJ Ferst Il Co. j e Thorn pson, BHc5n, j a Co.
Holcombe, q 4 Co, } Rosenheim Y Co, II y
Cassels. Jno Oliver, Bond. III 4 e. Stern.
Reppard Co, Dale, W Co, w S Hawkins,
Jno Flannery I Co. ID Guilnartin Il co, G
Roberts, W W Gordon Go. Ellis, u & CO.
Garnet. S s. CO. Butler 4 s, Walter, r n Co
w w Chisholm, NJ Maclean, Peacock, II A Co.
NJ Y D 1 McIntyre,F NJ Farley, Woods A Co,
Per Central Railroad, Sept 4-Fordg Agt.
u VI COfner q Co, Warren n A, Butler 4 s.
@ Cohm 4 Co,Garnett, n Go, Baldwin 4 co.
w w Gordon A Co. L j Gull artin a Co. L,
w HsrtshOrn, Jno Flannery n Co, G c Hard
wick, WOods GO, Jn0 Flannery 4 Co. War
mock q :, j r Williams Y & ID Mcintyre
y alter. y 4 Co. I'm Farley, Fleming Bros,
Order, Hanley, A y Hun. r p Bond, Moore
X y, Car department, ] Epstein n Bro, w =
Bowlos, r II Cornwell, Noah Battle, Mrs NJ
y Brown, Lee Roy Myers. II Solomon & SON.
NJ Ferst y Co, smith Bros & Co, " IN Raw
Lowell Son. Hart y Bro. Jas T Hickey, J
Grimm. Eckman & V, Frank 4 Co. Matt &
NOonan, Holcombe, a Co, W Miller, NJ NJ
simons, A II Champion, Ohlander Bros, TheO
Basch, 5 Cohen, Lindsay n NJ, VIM Parish
J S Collins a Co, Guokenheimer A Son, l.
Putzel, NJ Boleys& Son, II Myers a Bros,
PeAeocK. n q Co. d Bacon a Co, Southern
Elk Co.
Per steamship City OF Augusta. from New
Hork-A Il Altmsyer a Co, Appel Bros, Y L
Byck Y Some w Allen, AcOsta a y, O Butler,
Branch 4 g. Il y Bond, Byck q 5. j g Butler.
Bond. II 4 X, r Bymes, NJ Boley 4 Son,
Q " Carson. Bendheim Bros 4 CO, 7 Cohen,
Il J CuBbedgo, X NJ Connor, C'ebits, X q
Cornell, Collat Bros, n r Cbcatbam. j NJ
Case, A II Champion. A Collins Co. G.
Dun = COL Dashsr g. CO, VI Doyle, A Doyle,
Davis Bros. EckmAr \ v, Epstein \ Bro II
Duboi-, J Dora, Einttein A i. Epstein a W,
q Eekstuin n Co, Fhrlich 4 Bro, w Hstiil.
A Enstcin's s0ns, 4 "a Estill. n Fcrrt a 70.
Frank A %. L Fried. n Furbel. Fatnsu,
y Ferat. flelschman 4 Co, Fretweu & :, Us
Fernandez, Jno Flannery y 60, rgfman.
S Guckenheiner 4 Son, G n GiiheF 3 Go. s
Gazan, Gray & OBJ, Graham n h, Rev
Gnnerty. W VI Gordon a co, George = q, B
Gailea, Hocombe. @ a CO. r Herman, - Ho-
gan. Hymes Bros 60, g a Heidi a CO. u
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1885

quiet ST slsSc Rosin steady; strained see,
good strs med CSC.
WLMrNGroH, Sept. t.--Spirits turpentine
firm AT Sic Rosin quiet; strained ST1<c,
gooc strained see. Tar Arm az 81 30. Crude
terpeneine steady; hard 81 10, yellow dip and
~ RICE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Market firm.
CHARLESTON, Sept. A.-Market duh and
unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 4.-Rice active and
weak: Louisiana. ordinary 70 good 465e.
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Per Charleston aud Savannah Railway,
SEP 4-53 bales cotton, s55 caddies tobacco, Is
bhls rOsih. car Iice, lis boxes tobacco. / bale
Per Savannah, Florida anA Western Rail-
way, sept 4-63l bales COttCa. arslum Der,
"A bbls rOsIn, hbls spir It's turpentine, 4
cars wood, l car cattle, bales hides, l car
-four. Il bdls hides, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. sept 4--l4 72 bales
cotton, l,Ul0 bales hay, 1856 pkgs fruit, $50 bbs
grits. 1870 bbls lime, 80 bales yarns, So pkgs to-
nacco, ITO bbls r0sn, SO Ddls hardware, cases
shoes ! crate machines, 6 cars pig iron, 5
melons, cars lumber, pkgs plOws, K d
buggies, > bales domesucs, % boxes SOAP, &c
tubs butter, % cases eggs. 10 pigs mdse, 10
bales twlne, y pkgs furniture, 10 bbs tonic,
paids, 10 bdls leather, cases cigarettes, .
casks old mctal, boxes mach'y, bible sugar
bales bags, l car prick, bale hides.
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Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
2,4i0 bales upland cotton. lis bales sea island
cotton, So bales domestcs and yarns, $50 bbls
naval stores, 2O,gS3 sup feet lumber. 7S pigs
fruit, 1873 tons pig iron, 100 pigs mdse, 70
turtle.
Per bark L1burna Nor, for Queenstown,
Plymouth or Falmouth for orders-l.500 casks
spirits turpentine, measuring 76.4lS gallons;
LAO bhls rosIn, weighing 66S,Sl0 pounds
Alex Sprunt Il Son.
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Commercial.
MAMMAL MARKET.
vrcr or TIE MORNING NEWS,

sAvANNAa sept. {. 1885, P. ny
corrov.-The market was fairy see"uy@
rs les doing. The receipts continue iarHe,
..5 .tock IS acoumulating. The total SUES
o. the Jay were Si2 bales. On Change At 'he
.a.,,,rg c II, 10 u. m, the market was re
...-r.d steady and unchanged, with safes oi
On hales. At the second call, p. M u was
-,.s.fr. the sales being 1863 bales Al the
!, s,pg call, p. NJ, it was still steaoy anu
oc4harced, with further sales OF So9 oales.
I'm. following are the official closing spot
attons Of the Cotton Exchange;
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.1WVtI pOIbL0eH, FIOTlUa, 3 DusneI 5Ul@7U
$ %eet potatoes, yellow reds r bush. G0675
Sweet potatoes yellow yams, p bush 600 %
POULTRY Market quiet, easier. well
supplied. EGGs.--In moderate sdpp'v; de-
lland active. PEANUTs.-Ample stock, de-
mand light; native peanuts III light request
at quotations. SUGAR.-Georgia aud Florida.
none ID market. HuNEY.-No de-
mand; nominal.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship TalIahassee, Flsher, New York
G NJ Sorrel.
Plymouth or Falmouth for orders-Holst Il
M.