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Can Sran3tscn, IL. Saunar. -
Omen Tropu, elm Sobu Sobu 8rouu's,
8eritbers bes Yutides BON Sarper's 5errp,
purbe 8efern IN Baiabeua, Gala, beeroist.
@r nor "a Sabre oIt uuo psrbra9te feline
letteneebeusiobre ais giniiebler auf Sroun's
Ysaf in Der Sierra @abre. Gr mar lel5f
an benz erpdbuten Butide betheiligt unS Io(I
Der leste lleberIebsube bon Deuieuiaen aee
meien ieir, tDeite eamals Ieinen Bater, ben
aIteu rAifQnatoniie, q henlsitetsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12
German IaIasEHIaaI

Dieies DeItberiihrte praparat lit ole
GrFHouu9 zines uuierer beoeuteuoiteH
GhemiFer. OafeIbe eutbiIt ale CUR
Gr3eu9un9 pom 9letfb, Knodeu, 8Iut,
tllusfeIn nr6 iomtt pom KorPerfraft er,
foroerliben BeltanotbeiIe, uHo 3par in
elmer fir leibtefte Deroduun9 1eeigneten
form. Don oen an9efebeHiteu 2ler3ten
un6 phYfoIo9eu lit oaheIbe ais DER belfa
uuS 3uperIddIgite GrIaR filr @attcrmHdj
auerfannt uno als oaS 3utrd9Iibfe Gr,
ndhrun9smittel fir fleiue uno pablenoa
Kinoer, fopie fir KranPe uno 6eueienoe
erpfohlen rooroen. SeufaeSter's 3euta
Ftbes &ia0erRegl 1T feinespegs eine Ne
bijiitI ionoern, wie ro6mal5 betont uers
oeu muB, Elm Grnabrnnqsmlttel. We9eu
FINES beoeutenoen llihruertbs, fonis
Ue9eu ieirer lei3ten Deroauli6feit, fei'
trer S4madbafti9Peit uuo fbnelIen 2lnf'
nahme inS Slut 1T oas 9enannte Kiu0er,
nchI por5ii9Iib oetienigen gum 6ebrauA
erPfohlen, ole an peroauuugslbDdde
uuo oarau5 eHtitebeneer un3urelbeHoer
GrHdbrun9, an trdgem Stofipe6fel, afl
SIutarmutb, fblaffer llIusfeL urIo pets
der Kuobeu6iloun9 uno 2Iebnli6em
leioeu. Sornit p.r0 es befouoers gum
6ebrau4 fir S6a9liree, Kinoer in fbneb
lem lpa6sthum, iopie fit ioE5e KinoerI
oia 2lula9e 5n fogenannteu oooPpelteH
C5lieoern" hdben, an9eIegenHt9 empfobl
len; feruer fir DYsPepttFer, Krante uno
Geneieuoe in ieoem Stadium, iowie fie
2Ierpenf9Ua6e uuo Grfb6pfte. Bet
fehIen0er, ooer nt5t gutter upo 9etd9en4
oer @atteralill9 1T oas Kinoernebl Ser
ein3ige anereanate GrIab Der natirliben
IlaRrur9 oes Sdugliu9s. 3usIeib lit es
0as ft4erite Sdubmittel oer Kletnen
eegan gSummer=Gomplatrt," 9rOHii4e
ptarrRoe RHo kiHoer9Oiera. "a
--GE~
81 9a6sR In alien apStbefeH.
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Nr. IL.
RED RASH" -
rotDer NuSiDlag,
RED RASH" -
granhbaftrr Snsf5Iag brr Rppfpaut.
smNep > 3 Off, sen 10. 2lpril 1882.
g2r. 1876, ?. 9[penue,
RED RASH I"

AE' l5OI Il Apellues
,Srn. GrittentOn!
Wtein Serrl aI8 ib mir cine S6a5tcG
gIrnn's G4prfeIieiFe aniaaffte, Be.
merfte i'd ein @eip6 nm 3uidriften BON
Se6em, Der i'm gebrana ser Seifc Grfa5a
run8 gematt. @o8 mid 6ctrifft, 70 nl65te
i'd crtldren, pnB id pOr ied8 bis ieben
Sabren bic 9tOIe am &Opf un6 i'm @eFdt
Abat.s5T- aaRuls iniOI9e Oegielben nein 6aar
ous;ufaIIeu begunn, mein 2trit mir iagte,
i'd mabte ca mir gang obiaeeren Iafen.
Dies that i'd. 8alO naaber bemsrtte
itb cine beitelise Steue, beoctt nit Red
RASH" cas- iib auf ocm &Opfe pcit auss
brcitete un0 sur Stirn binab critredte. Sd
rerIpdte aucs Gr6enfli5e; Sal6en, E6cera
icife, McbiSiu II. |. tu.-2tIe8 0crgc6cns.
GincS Tuge5 fie( mir Gin: rib babe nod
nidt 0lrnu SdpcfrIieife periudt."
Sd idoifte mir pcIdc an un0 itrid ie ica
BEN 2lbcnO ME Elm PfIaitcr auf Oa8 i'd bis
gum IOrgen Iicb. 9n 3wei QOdcn nit
ocm @crbraud eiuea Stide8 Oieier 5eife
mar mciu ROpF gCiunO, unO iejtOem bat
id Scr rDtbc &Hsidlag uic pieSrr &C,
5rigt. Sd CLAUDE immcr, 0oB Set Gamnt,
sen bcr Triicur bei'm QbIdecren uteinss
SaarcS bcnuete, niat rein mar.
Gpater sOs fb mejnc tleine Gntctin in
Der Sdute cine aOpf9uuttrauf5eit 3u; cs
mar cine peiBe itupPi9e Subfan3, Oie
fa ouf i5rcm &Opfe au8breitete. 95re
Ilutter periuatc iuil uue8 M69tite unO
frugte mid bann, mas itc t6un ioQte. 3a
erWioertc: rgIa, 70 gcbraube Glsun's
S9nrieIieife; 9u pcibt ia, sic fat mid
gc6eiIt." Sic pur6e getreu anseuen6et,
unO in fprjer 3citpar Ser &oPf 0e8 ain-
c8 geiun0 unO bat Sen glusiaIos ME uica
Scr 6etommcu.
gBir baGten 8trnn's 5bprfeIIeifc
fir SoutabIbdgiun8cn o0cr irgenO 9erur'
ti8c8 ftct8 bOrrat6g. 2lamn98bOl
9ella Goof.""
Olcnu'8
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Set ertpartete gtraRenba1a Strife
TIT SroofiBu.

gepsO Oorf, II. Slnuar. $3.50 Der beute
erpartete s'Tie-Up" auf ben 8rooilpaer
StrasenbabHeu III niGt etugetreten, uu6 es
uerlautet, bnB bic S9nieristeiten iutj1en
ben augefeIlteu nub ibreu 8rin3ipaleu burd,
cine ssferu Abenh fattsefuubeue @oufereu,
beiselest wuroeu.
(Spdter) - Cur ipIteu Stunbe beute
Ebeno pareu bic Gu9efeuten Der ,,8root=
Inn Git. n.SraBe 9eIellihaft" nod In
gebeimer Sisuug unb bsratbihlaaten iiber
bic Erage, OBJ Elm Strite auf ben is 2luieu
iener @eielIGaft fattfiubeu ioll. Die 2ess
tere iGsiat bemnad bic Sotberungea Der
Bebisnfeten Uerpcrien ;u habeu.
Die ,sewgeba6enc SerSpgta brapat
Selo.
Nept0ort, Il, Snuuur. SIN Nameu
Der Ser;nstu BON Scarborough eriuate &c.
fern NnmaIt 9sobert Setpeu cen RatlQsz
riGter &aniom mn SerDilIisune BON $780,
OOO non ben Der Sersogiu mad bem Eefias
ment hires erfen @atteH 2ouis 6. Samerslep
suiommeuben $350,000 pro Sabr. Sie be-
nSttiat ausebliG $3.50, 900 fir ben Ban zines
Sanies In 2oubou unb ben Ref iiir thren
9ebensunterbalt SIN Namen Der gretutos
rem nurte bic Ans;ablun9 elmer 10 srosen
Suume auf eiumaI beiimpft. uub Der Raa.
laBridter bebieIt fib ieiue @ntideibuns Dor.
Der 9pppelutorS Bet sStIfes barre.
UiIfesbarre, 3D., IL. Sauuar. -
Cine drmiid, sefleioete 6rau oerIieB seftern
Abeuc ouf benz bieiiseu Depot Der p9ebtsb.
Sallep. .8obn" ben i3ug. 9etettiu S'Brieu
erfunute lOiort in ibr Die Wutter uon yS1eo.
gtrie- -Rife" Sn sebrc4euem Gustiit iaste
fie, iie isi tierber gsfommen, mn ibren Sobu
40 iadeu, unb bcfie, baB ss niht mabr iei,
eos oerieIbe oes Rorbes iGulbis iei. auf
ibrem @efinte founte man ieecd beutlid ies
hfn, baB fie auf oas Sdlimmte geioBt mar.
Gle beiauo fif In 8eaIeituns elmer Ter.naub.
ten. Beioe begabeu fid in eas Saas elmer
itaIieniiden Grau. Elmer SreuRoin Der Erau
@i5sello. eie tpiro beute ibrsa pRissn in
isiner 5sue aufiudeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12
MmDaS Yublttum!
@na. s.. &eao,
@ae eersmstoa. ,.mo sowaro str. F.;
Gde cer stsbt. ano 0erman StreSe,

hat ctn Nrets bon Yatent= Daeofatnett, Bar
fiimerte unb SpfIetten= IrtifeIu bis gu encm iebr
md6igen Brofite hsrabeeieBt, fooab Der arme ioa
fpobf, pte Der 6eihe iit beritlbtn erireuen tann,
pbne finanbiel ruinirt 81 perben.
Sa ffno A. D.:
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sts @srt5daft aSer sifFtH,.

@aGfntta, ii. Santaf. - Die ulters
banbIuusen jptiaeu Der OftEnbi@ea &eGje'
rung uno China be3iigItf Der BroOinJ 2its
i'm iiRb bur1 Die g8et9erun9 Der Ehibetauer,
ftb ned feruertin an Der DtstuIftau III be-
tbeiIiaeu, rsnn tbre Suuoerduttdt iiber SiFs
finn niGt bon pornberein anertaunt miro, ia'S
StoGen oebraft pprben.
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Som Retfa Der Eettteriaeer.

s II I Oils, Sn0,, IL. Saauar.-
u. 8. @baert0n, Der erndbIte Buuoesz Seaas
tor fir 8atOta, befeu Sis I'm @onares mo-
ttirIid ron Der aufuabme Datota's in ben
StaoteIbunb abbaust, tft bier etnsetroffen
nna bat nit Sen. SGrriion cine ulehrftiiuotge
@Onteren3 nbgehalten. Gr ffellte Dem neuer.
mahlten Yraitoenteu Dor, bnB bic Beo0tfez
rnng 8afota's Ritts iebnlider piinide, oils
in bic Union Der Staaten eiuuerleibt Al tper.
ben; er oriidte bic Anitd1t ans, bnB Die Gin,
berufuua elmer @rtra'SeiFou bes @ongrefes
III bem gehadten 3nede ni6t MIR i'm Sutez
reife Safota's. fouOern Der aeiammteu re-
pubIi'aniiden Bartet ltese. Sarriiou tonnte
nidt umbtn, benz Gtfer, NIT peIf)em @oger.
ten feline Sahe nerfod3t, bic mirulFfe Nner.
tenuur9 3u sOueu, lieB ii6 Gber Don benz
pSenatOr" ebenIoUenlg elm 8eripre@eu euts
lcden, OILS bon ir9eno einen1 letner friiberen
Beiu6er. Seine 4nitdteu itber bic 3ued.
m6stateit Ger Iufnahme Dafota'S, laete Sc
neral Sarrilon, leieu 10 allgemein betauut,
Bop er es niht erff rotbneuoi9 babe, bic BE-
pDhuer Snfotn's Ieines sSobImoGens III per.
tnsrn. SrCtbem fd Sarriipu iiber bic
&hunItdfett Der GinberufuHg elmer grtras
Selhon ees @ougre1es ppm0glidl nod, orQ.
tslbOfter ausiprGd, aIs iiber bic Dafota.4nz
selegenbeit, 10 min @Sgerton bo9 tuiiIsn,
bGb Sen. 9arriion eati9IoTen iei. Iofort mad
letner Snnngrraticn cine @rra SeifIou beis
Der 9dnier oes eOngreiIes etu3uberufen.
gfette SStrress tn oer &oDlenre8tcn.
Btttsbur 8, 10. Sauuar. Die 5000
SIuben Irbeiter i'm WonougabeIa 9fiuer.
Sifrtft iOlen, nuhbem ie ge;puugeu NOR.
zen fino, out orei ober bier WiouGte uitten
i'm Btuter beIdaitiguugslOs 3u bleiben, 0nrd1
bic @rubsnbefser aufgeiorbert peroen, eiue
0ohu'Reeuttioa 81 ncceptiren, iobalo fie bic
arbeit tpieber aufuebmeu. Dieies if penigs
Tens ron etni9en Der gr1BsreH 9rnbeubeiser
etftGrt troreen. Sie iagen, fie ieten nidlt i'm
Stauoe, cine 0rei Gents State III 3abIen,
tueuu ite ben Betrieb in ibren @ruben uieber
aufnebmeu Iofieu.
Die @ru5en=A =Arbeiter ibrerieits iaasn, bic
4rbeltaetnfeunus babe ftir iie letht ertIdrIi.
der @eiIe grobe Nu1tbeile, unb ueuu bic
@rubsnbefiser nun ned NIT elmer 9obn-Re.
buftion fommeu. 10 piirbe Elm farfsr Broteft
seger bic guuabme elmer IoIdeu erhoben
tperreu. Eie Grubenbefiber babeu fib bis
iest ucd nidt erfldrt, tpann iie iere @rnben
pteoer tn Setrieb ieteu polleu.
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S1bues, R..S. sB., II. Sauuar Die
Rndridten iiber 8dmpfe 3DtiAeR ben Dent
iGen uub ben anbdugeru WGtGafa's auf Saz
moa bsfGti9en fdj. Die 8eutiden bebaup>
ten, Watauta's Qeute bitteH ben eriteu 5bgB
obgeieuert, tpGbreno bic 2estereu aHgeben,
be 9eutideu hatteu buerfi auf eiHeH auge'
esiehsneu 3dupIIin9 uno NefeH SOqu sc.
dofsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12

3au3ibar, II. Sauuar. 8spob'
rer ueu Qtnbi ihOfeu tiir5ltd uuf Ol5 Boot
eiaes &rtegSf6,ffes, melhes fe iir etn
teItiGeS bielteu. 4ls ite erfubreu, ba5 Oas
Boot su eiusm susliideu 9riegaiaiii aeb0re,
bateu ne mn @ntiduIoi9uuS pe9en thrss Str
thuuS
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Gnropaiiae SC abelbertate
Die graunF6psiser GrbfoIse.
Gin brFatigtes nun Gin tuiherrafenes
Yerlnbangsgeriidlt.

Gneraiftbe RabrsaeIn aur SSerfteUnus Der
gtabs aHS Ganoa. - Der Bapft uHo Die
InfEtaoanssa Ssr osutid1ea SatboIttea
tn amerifa SardI Die triiaea SIi@ois.-
SarStaaI ReIaers wtrS eatfdstoen. -
Spa cine SaoGSaaBerana aeeeu Or.
&Ra6eaite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-12

& m, II. San. - Die f6nisIt1e E6rous
rebe bel g8ieoerer6fuuu9 ber Saulmeru miro
orei Observation-Disclosures antiiuoigeu.
Sc ftno btes: ote Seruan6lung oes Sapttals
nuer reIt9t0eu Stiftungen - etIra SO DfiIs
Itonen - In Staatsrenteu, llnaatatborieit
Der SoItsuertreter pdhreuo Der Sisuug bes
BarIameuts uno sSabI zines EbsiIes Der Sc
uatpreu,
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MEMORANDA.


y New York, Aug 22-Cleared, schrs James E
Bayles, Taylor Fernandina; Geo r Congdon
BayleS, Georgetown. S c.
Sailed, brig Sparkling Water Fernandna.
Notwithstanding Port jackson (Br). cot
ton' Norfolk TO Liverpool, As, Bremen, ass Cd /:
steamship Canton (Br) cotton, Charleston to
Liverpool, 45S, Bremen 46s Sd, Havre or Ant
werp AS cd, Barcelona 52s Sd.
:, Brake, Aug 2O-Arrived, bark Lufra (Nor),
Evensen, PorG Royal S C.
Gesstemunde. Aug 21-Arrived, bark Ole Doe
(Nor) Nielsen, Darien.
Liverpool, Aug 22-Arrived, bark P c Peter
son CNor), Standt. Pensacola.
London, Aug 22-Arrived, bark Express
(ItaD, Schiaffino. Bru swick.
Lizard, Aug 22-Arrived, steamship Duchess
(Brl, Hammond, Pensacola for Dieppe
Main Head, Aug 22-Pdssed, steamship No
ruca (Br), Kemp. Port Royal. S C. for Belfast.
Boston, Aug 22-Arrlved schr Maud II Dud-
ley, Oliver, Port Royal, S c.
Brunswick, Aug &2-Saed, banks Elizabeth
(Sw), lngvardsen, Liverpool: Ideal (Nor),
Gjemre, Rio Janeiro; schr Bessie Whiting, Day
ton, New York.
Coosaw, 5 c. Aug 2a-Cleared, schr MoIlie j
Saunders, Ingersoll, Baltimore
Georgetown, S c, Aug 18-Arrved, schrs Chas
Z Lister. Squires. New York.
Jacksonville, Aug 21-Arrived, schrs Lois V
Cnaples, Grace, Perth Amboy; Nettie LangdOn.
Crawford, New York
Sailed ed, schrs Tamos AToule New London
j Z HaSkins, Bennett. Baltimore.
Norfolk, Va, Aug 22-ArriYe1. steamship Dora
Foster (Br). Pensacola for United Kingdom.
Pensacola, Aug 22-Arrived ship Ryersor
| (Br), Joselyn, Montevideo; banks Pallas Ger
Siege Barbados; Verveine (Fr) Mango Point
a-Pitre.
Philadelphia, Aug 22-Cleared, schr Lucie
Wheatley. Fisher. Savannah.
Delaware Breakwater, Aug 22-Passed out
| steamship Fernando (Br), Philadelphia fol
Coosaw.
Satilla River, Ga, Aug 1s-Arrived. schr Mary
Cook, Hoffses, Boston via Brunswick.
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A STORY OF & PARROT.
The Anguish Caused by a Clause in a
Will.
From the Chicago Daily Neo0s.

From the Chicago Daily NeCs.
Leander married Sophia Merrick. Deacon
MerricA's Oldest daughter; rich old aunt,
after whom Sophia had been named, died
and left $4,000 to Sophia, so as you will
agree, Sophia was as eligible young
woman as ever started in upon a patchwork
quilt
When Leander saw Sophie's pretty face;
when (perchance) the imagin alive faculties
of his mind grappled and dalled with the
pleasing circumstances that Sophia had
800, 900 in her own right-then, ah then
I,eander allowed, not secretly, but openly
and boldly, that Sophia was the likelies5
girl in the township. and Outside OF the
township Leander's acquaintance extended
not.
In spite, therefore, of the malicious libels
of the other women folks Lsander kept
paving attention to Sophia, and this sort OF
thing eliminated only and naturally IN
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRN, Aug. q, noon.-Stocks dull but
steady Money easy at 2If per cent. Exchange
Ion 81 "a; short, "a s.. Gov rn.uent bonds
neglected State bonds dull but steady.
FoAo~lng were the noon stock quotations:
ire. = :. $50. 2714 Richmd & W. PIT.
! eaSo Nor5l l091s Terminal. ........ 215S
Y SrY SnQre' nr. log; Western Union. 1855
s:W P. m.-Exchange dull but steady. Money
easy' c!oslng offered at 211 per cent. Sub
m roS'l 6aia1c ss-Gold, S154,662,OO0; cur
10y, G=lO<O'OOo' Government bonds dull but
ooe4Iy Tour per cents l2S; four and a half per
neg ected ely
The action Of the Chicago roaoE 10 cancel all
p.uporIlohate tariffs, and to endeavor to find
wbinb O U way 70 meet Canadian competition
E Suicu places matters back to where thew were
ppTIoi ie une late ensational cut by the Chicago
nuIlhSt0n and Northern, was the occasion of
I,folle"Iislt better feeling in the stock market
bi i,J .,Lolillhs' ana as London figures were again
nleuer, opening prices IN this market we're
S-I,efaiy from 18u$5c higher than last even
u5 cioslnS figures. The temper of tha nro-
bteSaI,oilas' however, was still conseryatiyely
vi ana buying orders from foreigners
we're met by further pressure from, traders
winch made for Short TINA Iittia n;n1ot;o1,
arS Sio ~ ma ket Ihls soon died away, however
a anu alIer slight other gains. the market re
sEo So ana most of the list went down to a
WeSt Poip oE opening prices. Richmond and
thonsb - Ui ~ vas the only really weak point
g. Sto T II was followed later by c.. C.. &. and
forn 3ouiS th9 latter losing Is per cent. and the
tc ,iet a This weakness was partially in an
afts Sa rS OF another bad bank statement. but
was a me issue OF that document a better tone
US G;as apparent and in most cases LIGHT Fra
entir rl losses were recovered Fluctuations were
tons He without significance. and the opera
the So %, the day reflected only the whims of
slim sttspd room traders of which there was
srsaG a. ' e! The close was very dur and
S csaay at about the opening prices The final
fractioonos" were m no case for more than small
ton ' oF and and almost invariably in the direc-
40l0p sb nigher prices. The sale to-day were
quotatio qs.eS' The following were the closing
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CLEARED YFSTERDA

Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship DeSsoug Askins Philadelnhia- n
G Anderson.
Steamship WIN Crane, Billups, Baltimore-W
Guerard, Agt.
Bark Birgitte CNorl, Gregertsen, Stettin-Pa-
terson, Downing & Co
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A large view Showing details, also largo
ioor plans and a full description of the above
lesign, and of "a other designs, each of which
AN be built for $1,000, all beautifully printed
IN plate paper and enclosed in q handsome
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owing:
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EXPORTS
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
Miss Elise Haywood Miss Nina Haywood. +
Beckett and son, Kranber, J Wesl, Miss H
B Clarkson, c French, Comegy.
Per steamship City of Birmingham, for New
York-P A Green, Mrs Sullivan Miss Rosa KEEL
ly, Miss Annie Savarese Miss Teresa Savarese
Mr. and Mrs Jonas Schwarz, Master John Davis
Mrs John Conef and , children, A C King, Mrs
A King, J w Huntington, Col w NJ MERCER
Miss Rosetta MERCER. Miss Cauelle MERCER, j {
Rayall, Mr. and Mrs Thos Halligan and son,
Reynolds. NJ j Reynolds Mr. and Mrs E E Behn
ken Mr. and Mrs w G Foster, Rev S W Lee, NJ Z
knight. Mrs ii Knight, p 7 Foy. j L Foster,
NJ Buck, G Vanzandt and steerage
Per steamship Tallahassee from New York
] Steinheimer and infant, W 3 Bridges, John A
Manson, P Smith, Rev Gunther, c Mitchell
and son, C E Owens, a Rylander, F Harold,
Balbridge D Riordan, A Bresinger, NJ Thomp-
son, J Moran and wife, NJ James, n K Bot
Ter, r Ellington. D H Deveau, H Bartlett and
wife, Miss Stevens, Mrs R 0 Rogers, A Os-
borne, B Gilman } G Nelson, J L Morrison and
wife, c A Cisson, 4 Greenwood. L e Erwin and
wife, D Hunter, j D Weston aud wife, Miss NJ
Traver w Hume, G L McConohu and wife,
E o Council, A S Knapp, DR. DeDarkel, } Men
dleshon, p Scott, and Storage.
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Whicn the market closed steady at 91lSc. The
STOCK S5ock ExchanGe opening was az 9SSsc; highest
so1ec; lowest sc, closing at 9i1Sc. 'rne Consoh
Iated Exchange-Sep tember-Opening 952sc;
highest 9sssc; lowest ye24c; closing 965kc The
total sales were 54e, 900 barrels
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OCo4' % W NJ &4fNss
Ensign U S N, in charge, pro ten

Copies of latest charts of Gedney's and main
ship channels. New York ha9bor, survey June,
1889, will be supplied TO mariners and shippin z
agents on application to G l. Gillespie, 1T Col of
Engineers, room 60, Army Building.
New York, Aug y, IS 8.
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NAVAL SroREs-The market for spirits tur-
pentine was quiet, firm and unchanged. The
sales during the day we're 81 casks at 42l5c for
regulars at the Board of Trade on the opening
call the market was reported firm at 421hc for
regulars At the second call it closed firm at
42Lsc for regulars. There was pretty
fair inquiry and a good business doing. The
market, however, remains quiet. The sales for
the day were about 2, 200 barrels. At the Board
Of Trade on the first call the market was re-
and below, with sales of 1,242 barrels. at the
following quotations: A, B, G and D 7716c, E
S219c F S719c 6 9216c II 81 O21a, 81 IS. K 81 40,
N 81 So n 81 rs, window glass So 05, water
white s. 10 At the last call it closed I'M
changed, with further sales of ], 1877 barrels.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

A branch of the United States Hydrographic
office has been established in the Custom House
at Savannah. Notice to mariners, pilot charts,
and all nautical information will be furnished
masters of vessels free of charge. Captains are
requested to call at the office.
JOIN s. WATERS
EnSior, II : in, charoyo ,,ro ta1,
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship City of Birmingham, New York.
Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
Steamship VIM Crane, Baltimore
Bark Tampa (Nor) Riga
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SIeamShp IalIahasSee, Fisher, New YORK
c q Anderson.
Steamer Ethel Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
way landiags-W Gibson, MANAGER
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Beaufort, S c. Aug 22-Brig Atalanta (3r),
loading phosphate rock at the Farmers Works
when near loaded last Tuesday sprang leak
aud had to be beachei for examination and re.
pairs.
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COTTON.

T,vr. COTTON
with modero+ aug. "a, noon.-Cotton quiet
SD; saieS 1eo inquiry; American miduhng
port 1Go 9s I'Oo0 "a 8. for speculation and eTs
tlturss celpts 1000 bales-American none
clause. 9n,. Ar erlcan id ling low middlng
and 65'6em6r delivery 48sfs 4s4d august and
Novembepe =, Delivery 6615 63-64d; October and
and beca9ie delivery 48-6405 add: SovemSer
csmber and ~. delivery 42-605 i1-6l4d; De-
January ard January delivery S9-646l5 4o-s4d
Febraayyya ana 81 february delivery 4OS9@5 30 sd
Der 42549teH % H scn delivery 4064d; Septem
1900 i p. ~ 4s-64d Market easy. ''''''"
oales Of n erian OF The day included 1900
F 1nerican middling esd.
clause sn: american iniddlng. low middling
gus, and seps S delivery 4osad buyers AG
0ctobanro er and 1 sssa5 sellers
Ter and Dscaoy euber 46-64d. buyers: Soyem,
and Januar seenher 40-64d BUYERS lee her
S--S4d, sellers; January and Feb
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Any 3 of the above Portfolios for s.; any
FOR $40; the complete set Q2) for sl5. Pam
2hlet of specimen pages, 25c. Address r. w.
ihoppcll, 63 Broadway, New York. Mention
6is paper.
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II you wish a nice Basket for Picnic DUR
poses, Strauss Bros. can supply same. also
full line of Seasonable Delicacies.