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Clnh Fornied.

A number Of Democratic enthusiasts met
together in the Office Of Mr.. J. H. Mitchell in
this village or Tuesday last and organized
tariff reform club. DR.. Thomas A. Carrico was
elected President and Mr.. John Il. Stone,
Secretary Of the Glib. The weisih %ill soon
begin to ring heteabouts and the theme viii
be the ''rob5et Barons." 0dt people are
nothing il not orgahising and rescluting. 1t
is TO be hoped that some plan will be suggest
ed by our club Which will give light to the
able statesmen in the Halls of Congress now
discussing this important question, and which
will enable them to properly regulate the
tariff SO that none Of the varied interests of
our country will be Injured, and revenue in
sufficient quantity can be occurred to run the
government But we fear that nothing new will
be advanced by our s.ab. In fact we fear that
the arguments used by our club will only be
weak rehash of what has been often said
before.
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Cd,TtanG
Carriers
Popular Cash Dry Goods store,
I'll Market Space, deat ftli Street.
Next door to the Bostdd Variety Stole.
Washington; D. Q.

Valuable Prsseitis for Udss Customers
Cash customers will please seistt one Of the
following presents, with purchase OF 10 90
or over: Two pairs Of large size, fine quality
Damask Towels, worth | so. One dozen,
fine quality, pure lintn Damask Napkins,
worth so. A Large size, handsome Bridal
Quilt, worth so, two PAIRS of silk EN-
broidered Corset5 worth | so or pair OF all
wool, ineeouble blankets for the haby.
Also, Table Damask, Ladies' JERSEYS, Bed
Coniforts, silver grey blankets wool underwear
and many other valuable presents too nuuier-
GUS to mention.
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ORDER n Isl.
In the Circuit conf for Charles cosnty
In the matter of the TAX sale Of Gfriain real
estate assessed in the name OF YIN. David
son, Francis II. Gardiner. purcha,er

The report of the sale of the real estate zen
toned and described in the above entitled
case made by Albert 7 Carrico, collector OF
State apd county take, for State and county
taxes tlc and in, arrear Oh the said Propefty
for l4a. yeaI 1853 to the Circnit Court for
Chats; county There fne Said real estate is
situated, and The said court ha7lng examined
ali yhe proceedings pertaining to the sud sale
and. fhey appearing to Be Regular aud TIE
provisions of the Jaw in, rdlagior' thereto hay
irg Seen complied with, it il. thereupon this
5ih day. of August a. y 1880, ordered that
The said sale so made and reported by the said
collector OF State and county taxes be ratified
and confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary. be
shown on or before tht s; Monday 10 Septem-
Der, A. d., 1890; provided copy Of this or
der be inserted in souIe news paper published
in Charles county once week for three sue
eessise weeks prior to the said LIST Monday 81
A. d., 1890
JOIN p. BRISCOE, @. r.
r. SAMfIEE TURN ERClerk
Ct. CT. for Charles County.
frne eopy-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
aug Set
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Marriage.

Nj. Charles +, J. Adams, was married TO
Miss c,sfisl sire Is y,5nfSs, az she Hsssass ~
Rev. j. Il. Poindextet, on Wednesday esc-
hing last. The groom is the ouly son Of
Sheriff Adams. and has not quite reached the
age Of tweuty-oue years, and the bride is only
seventeen. She is daughter of Mr.. W. h.
Monroe OF this district. We tender our hear
y and sincere congratulations aud wish for
The happy young couple long and prosper.
Gus married life
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4 Iasdy's Perfect Companion -onr

PHdy's Perfect Companion. -0nr
new book by DIR. johd n. Dye, one of New
York's most skillful physicians, shows that
pain is not necessary IN childbirth, but results
from causes easily understood and overcome.
il clearly proves that am woman may be-
come a mother without suffering any pain
whatever. 1t also tells how to overcome and
prevent msrning sickness aud the many other
evils attending pregnancy. Il is highly en-
dorsed by physicians every where as the wiie's
true private companion Cut this out; il viii
save you great pain, ard possibly your life
Send two-cent stamp for descriptive circulars,
testimonials, aud con6deaue letter sent IN
sealed envelope. Adress FRANK THOMAS
y Co., Publishes, Baltimore, Md. r4lcEis
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Bucklen's Arnlo. so,v.

The best salve IN the world for cnts bru;s-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feyor sores ,et-
ter chapped hands, chlblains, corps. ana All
skin erup'ions, aud positively clres niles or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed n owe
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded price
% cents per boa. For sale by W. NJ. Pad
seu-
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Tn Successful Operation.

The enterprising citizens of HugHesville
have GOT IN successful operation thef canning
establishment and are daily putting up large
quantity Of tomatoes and other vegetables
The stockholders expect to realize large profits
from their investment as prices for canned
goods, owing to scarcity IN nsAHy sections,
will beyond doubt be much highsr than for
years past. Money can be made IL Charles
county as elsewhere if our people Would only
exert themselves aud take business rislss SINH
lar to those taken by progressive men in other
ahd more prosperous communities.
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Severe Storm.

The severe sturH If THafssay. the 2lst
instant, did considerable datiidGe in the 9Th
district aud We learn that Il large number of
trees and great deal Of fencing was blown
down. The tin roof on the dwelling house
Of Mr. V. II Neale was blown off, and the
house was considerably damaged thereby. No
bne, so fer as ne are able - learn, was
innrcd
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ioraI LAWS.

The County Commissioners have Received
10 pamphlet form the Public Local Laws Of
Charles county, codided BY ton. John r.
P5s, with an appendix, containing the Public
Local Laws passed at the fast session Of the
Legislature. They ate intehaed to be given
away, and any person caH cSll at tte Com
missl5hers Ufice and get one.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-08-29

A pair Of horses attached to a carriage
belonging Mr. dsorgs spalding, got fright
ened at the train on Wednesday morning at
La Plata, and broke away from where they
were tied, near smoot's Hotel, and ran as far
as Padgetts blacksmith shop, where they
were stopped No one was in lie cdrriage,
which was slightly broken.
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Fhrn, SoId

Mr.. f. GTdiner Eaelen, as attorney for
G. Grantey Edelea, executor Of DR.. E. v.
Edelen, sold under a mortgage at the court
house door on Tuesday last farm in the 9th
election district containing ne acres. Mr..
C. Grantley Edelen became the purchaser at
$500.
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Circus Coming.

Next Tuesday a circus will arrive at
La Plata, which will make for the time being
the sprightIy little village eqaal to any
Of our marts of trade. II is said to be
fine show and wen 1of.h the adniittdhce
fee. See the ad in another cdluuih.
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Henrietta Cashmeres Serges.

Nearly one yard and half wide, ali pure
fine wool, cash bargains. soc.
Special Notice-A cash purchaser Of Dry
Goods amounting to 81 will enttle the pur-
chaser to one Of our valuable cards. Ten OF
these cards presented At CARRIERS, Cash Dry
Goods Store, will be exchanged for a valua-
BE present.
Extraordinary Cash Bargains in superior
duality black French Silks, soc, 10, 80.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Cash customers will please select one of the
following presents, with PURCHASE of Co.,
A pair Of Silk Embroidered Cdrs6ts worth 75c.
A half dozen, fine du llty, pdre ifeni Damask
Napkins, worth 75c; or pair Of fife quality,
large size, Damask Towels, worth 7sc. Also
ctisr valuable pfeeetls t66 humsrous to men
MA
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YEARLY RATES:
An are Invited.

The public is cordially ihvited to attend
h meeting of AlliaReehien, 10 be held at Po-
monkey, Humans Hall, on Wednesday, the
3rd Of September, at O'Clock p. m. The
meeting viii be addressed by prominent
speakers from Washington, D. g.
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Cloth for Men and Boys, wsat.

Immense assortment, rs, AZ, 40, As, 50, ga
rs, SIC, aud 90. Gold Medal Bed Ticking
yard wide, doxbe twill, feather proof, zoe. :
Beautiful Chellies, 8, 10, l2Ic. India LiTetEs;
8, 10. l2Ac, silk velvets, so, 75c, and 90
Plald Mdsiih, 5, 8, 10, l2lc. Beautiful rev
I'fess Gltghams, loo. Outing Cloths, The
fiew Style wash goods, nearly yard wide, l23c.
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SHORTHAND.

The Pond Lily Co, No. $40 sih ST. N. W,
Washington. D. c., has arranged with
Gen. Grants first rienoRraPer and last secre-
tary 10 conduct its School Of Shorthand. Les
sons By mail. Send stamp fer phonetic alphabet
free. Stencgrapers furnished on call
Typewritcrs for sale or rent For 81 We send
charges paid, dozen e. dozen, So of that de-
light Of the Capital City's elite
dtce-ftE
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Ladiss Eiath Dress Goods.

One yard and half wide, all pure sac WOOL
the very best Use duality, price reduced 10 oOs'
Sheeting Cotton, immense double width, ex-
cellert qualify, 25c. silk Mohalr Brillian.
tines, beautiful flew style Spring Dress Goods
ell new colofs, hearly yard did quartet
wide, the very Bsst SOC quality, price reduced
IN A6c
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AND
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price reduced TO 39c. China Silk, 3ac. IN
did silk, 39c. Henrietta English CashmereE
beautiful Spring Dress Goods, wide douole
width, only 25c. Black and Colored SnrFg
Silks, the very best soc quality, price reduSef
to 45c. Black silk Mohair Brilliantines, me
quality, wide double fold, Is, 81, size, Lo4s-
dale Cambria very finest quality, yard VIDE,
only loo, real value l2c ladies Cloth Dress
Goods, Navy Blue, Black Garnet. and otnsr
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special cash bargain, 25c. Balbriggan Eng-
Iish Stockings, the very best Csc quality, intee
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EOtal ann 4rsonal.

-. ~ - - y, 7--..--y-s"
s- ZIG ttHee = ne isDKPKSDgsr has been
rsEoysdy2 H.e Tra .T5or Of the Masonie nan,
fSaaed'1'ety dsPosVe he Eyiscopat Church.
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ti.o0 per square Is lInes) for the frst inser-
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Rple and figure matter double the above rates.
Obltaa.y notices half rates.
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,

ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Published every Friday morning.
Tbs young mans advocate,
The poor mans friend.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Sept. II, noon.-stocks opened
dull but steady. Money tight at 10 per cent. Ex-
change-long, 81 Sl$4@2A 81; short, 81 S5Gs4 $50.
Government bonds dun and lower. State bonds
dull but steady.
Following we're the g p m. stock quotations:
Erie. ........ go. 25is Richn d & W. Pt.
Chicago & Nora 1914 Terminal ........ 1874
LAKE 5ho-e 1859 W,stern Unon.,. S314
$500 p. m.-txcnange closed active and heavy
at II o215G1 s5Ia. Money tight, ranging from
a and interest to per cent, last loan and
closing offered per cent Sub-Treasury bal
Government bonds dull and heavy for tours;
tour per cents 1914; four and half per cents
lO414. State bonds dull and heavy.
the stock market to day was unusually
active, sales of listed stocks reaching 257 ,533
shares and unlisted - 0)O shares. but the in
creased business was obtaine1 at the expense of
values in all portions of the list, and material
losses were suffered in all active shares. There
was to-day an undoubted full liquidation of
small marginal accounts, for which the only
commen5 was the scarity and high rates exacted
for nonsy. and tne shifting of loans ,,ccasioned
by the calling in of money loaned at lower
rates brought considerable loag stock on the
market. At the same time bears were again
very prominent in getting prices down, and
maze special point of the poor sho wing Of the
government crop report, and granger stocks
suffered to a marked extent, but not more than
other stocks, which are not to De affected TO
such an extent by the scarcity of corn ana
wheat to haul The stocks also which scored
the greatest declines were Chicago Gas, Sugar
Reineries. and North American, which could in
no way be affected by those considerations
The money market was undoubtedly great
disappointment to smaller bulls ut least and
the rate on call was gotten up t. ID per cent:
per day and interest notwithsta nding all efforts
of the Treasury Department for its relief
Liquidation bee tme general The presentation
of bonds at the Suh-treasury for prepayment of
interest was very large. interest being paid
upon S25 100000 registered honds wuile Ss5 90
was paid on coupons. and s241. 900 four a1d a
half per cents were redeemed. This late Ia the
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Wig NOR, London.
Brig Familien Nor, Liverpool.
MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA
New York. Sept CLEARED schr Nathaniel
Lank, Sipple Jacksonville
Chartered, steamship Snilesworth lBrl. cotton
savannah. United Kingdom OF Continent, 3is
42s, as TO ports
Bord aux, Sept 5-Arrived, steamship ANA
rllts lBrl, Sanders, Pensacola via North Sydney.
CB
Dungeness. Sept S-Passed, barks Glitner
NOR. MarcusSen, Hamburg for Charleston;
Hans lGerl, Brane, do. for savannah.
Tensritfe, Sept 6-Sailed, steamship Ruperra
tBrl. Savannah.
Table Bav. Aug Ia Sailed, ship Marietta Bra
I'LL lAusl Krelich, Tyhee.
Boston, Sept 9-Cleared bark Jessie Nc
Gregor. Preston. Pensacola
Baltimore, Sept 9-Cleared. steamers Left
Erickson tNorl, Sevald, Charleston; Caroline
Miller, ShelldraSe Key West schrs Norman
Henderson. savannah land sailed; Stephen
FooES, Lewis, Brunswick.
Iard. Smith, New York.
Coosaw, G. Sept ARRIVED, steamship Ras-
ington lBrl. Phillips, Las Pamas
Jacksonville. Sept 9-Cleared, schr City of
Baltimore, Anderson. New York
Philadelphia, Sept e-Cleared steamer Du-
quesa de Vistahcrmosl [Spl, Gale, Charleston;
schr Elwood Burton Hitchins, Savannah; Nellie
w Craig. Holmes do.
Vineyard Haven, Sept 9-Arrived, schr Penob.
scot, Carter Jacksonville for Boston
Pensacola, Sept 9-Arrived, steamer Glenrath
Small, Galveston.
Port Royal. c. sept o-Sailed, steamer Wave
lBrl, Mccarthy, United Kingdom
New Hork, Sept 1l-Arrived, steamship Vera
Bremen
Arrived out, Lain for Bremen
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day again restored something like confidence,
put II tailed TO cause a rally OF anything Ike
the proportions Of the previous decline The
suddenness OF the advance in rates for call
loans gave rise 10 many accusations of manipa-
latlon, which were directed at several different
points. but there Is no real proof of anything Of
the kind Early London quotations were all
materially lower, and our market Responded
with declines Of from NOM per cent. at the
opening. The pressure upon the list was steady.
but little progress was made during the fore
noon, and the business done was moderate
After that time. however, special attention was
gwen Chicago Gas and Sugar Reaneries and
extremely large transactions. The recent sun
posed arrangement between the city authorities
and the company was denied. and an opposition
which would furnish gas at so cents per 1 900
feet was said to be ready for business. At the
same time, the manipulation OF both these prop
critics was most apparent. but rapid declines
had their effect upon the rest of the market aud
everything fell away rapidly, reaching the
lowest point toward p m. Extreme activity
then died away, and prices recovered slowly
The leaders rose about lie per cent, ami while
the improvement in others was confined to
fractional amounts only, North American was
one of the features, and, with the other two
stocks mentioned. was ratified OF 3 per cent
rallying only fraction. The declines however
extended right through the list, the bears being
most impartial in their favors. The market
finally clos-d quiet and fairly steady, but at
only a slight i'm provement over the lowest
prices of the day. The following were the
closing quotations:
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Macon from Boston
Mrs Durgan, n Adams, Witherill, Mrs II
Smith. Mrs Rucker, F d Tracey. A Tracey. G. II
Sheridan. Mrs d L Ferguson and 2 children, j
McCudden, Miss A MoCudden, Miss L Norton, ]
= Noon, A Spear Martin, e Noon. A II
BarrowsN colored, and Storage.
Per steamship Chattahooohee. from New York
II Hubbard aud wife, Mr. Was hburn, Mrs G
Ross and init. r J Davant tr, w Il wenrick, S @
Weaver, F A Huelsh, w W Huelsh wife and
child, Mrs K Freeman, D Campbell Mrs l.
Ness, w Imnen, II Hamln B War. ant,
N Mclean and son, T u Smith wife aud Unfit, J
4 Berry. Master D Krouskoff. j NJ Glaughline,
Mrs Payne, Master Payne Miss Payne. Mrs G L
Roland and init, j Fisher, c T Cohen wife and
init, Rev White and wife, c NJ Jancich, l. P
Maggoni wife and children. johnson, Ida
Perry, o Butler, Perry. c J Burns wife and
children. Z Moreelle wife and infts, CO ored, II
Storage.
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ing futures "a age 1 as follow
n Nanfnr "A nrnaas

BALTIMORE. Sept. 1l.-F1our fairly active; How
ard street and western superine S3 00M
3 SO; extra IS 1904 IS; family 50 9005 80;
city mills Rio brands, extra S. 20ll5 40. Wheat
Southern strong; Fultz 95cO$l Or; Long
berry, 9Sc(0Sl OF; western unsettled; No. 2
winter red, on spot and September 81 004
Corn-Southern nominal; white 57Q169c; yellow
5735Sc; western quiet.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1l.-F1our steady; family
4 30; patent IS Oo05 25 Wheat active opeH-
ing 249314c higher than yesterdays close, ad-
vanced steadily with only immaterial reactions
and the final figures were 40434c above yester
day; September closed 81 OO16 bid; No red
cash 99340$1 00le; October delivery 81 021k;
December delivery 81 0oaA bid; May delivery
81 0o>3 bid. Corn closed 25sO37Sc higher than
yesterday; No cash 45I5c; October delivery
4714c bid; November delivery 46SSs bid Deem.
Der delivery 45A5c; May delivery 1850 49I6c
Oats higher; No 2 red, cash, 36c; September
delivery 3314c bid; October delivery 3415c asked ;
May delivery 41c. Provisions stiff ana higher
Pork $40 80. Lard, prime steam, So 90. Dry
salt meats, boxed shoulders S. 72lS; longs
S5 %5O5 80; ribs IS 50a5 IS; short clear SIS 65
So O506 IS; short clear Sc zoos 30; sugar cured
hams steady and firm at $40 90 Y so. Whisky
at ST. 18
M! New ORLEANS. Sept II. - Coffee firm;
strong; open kettle, fully fair TO prime. 5Ssc;
good fair 514c; fair 5-10c; centrlfugals quiet
choice choice white SIC; or white, &c; choice
s 4s 9sr ssooa Si Prime Nn sow clarified
X.
centrifugal, fair at 19020c; common to good
common, 3lQl4c; inferior 1l012c.
CINCINNATI, Sept 11.-Flour active and steady;
family SO 30 "a %: fancy 81 551475. Wheat
firm and higher No. red, 81 90. Corn active
and higher; No. mixed SOC. Oats firm and
higher; No. mixed 800 Provisions-Pork
barely steady at $40 so. Lard frmer at So 00Q6 10
Bulk meats steady; short RIBS, loose, IS 50; ba-
con steady; short clear Sc 75 Hogs light and
weaker; common and light IS 25G14 40; packing
and butchers "a 25QD4 So Sugar in good d.
m mar and higher: New Orleans 50534c
Whisky firm at 81 49,
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoRK, Sept II, noon Spirits turpentine
quiet but strong at 40L814Ic. Rosin quiet but
steady at 81 400o1 45.
500 p m.-Rosin steady and quiet; strained
common to good 81 40Q11 Is. Turpentine
steady but quiet at 4o1s94lc.
steady at o63zc Rosin steady; strained 90c; good
strained at 95c Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude
turpentine fir N; hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 30;
virgin 81 30.
CHARLESTON. Sept i1.-Spirlts turpentine firm
at &c Rosin quiet; good strained
NEv YoRK. Sept. 1l.-Isice in good demand
and firm; domestic fair to extra 51s0556c.
PETROLEUM.
New YORK, Sept. 11.-Petroleum market
opened firm. but after first sales the market
had fractional decline, which was followed in
the afternoon by a rally, but the close OF the
market was firm. Pennsylvania oil, on spot,
opened at 7e16c. hi chest s019c, lowest 7916c
closing at 80yAc; October options opened at soszc
Lima oil opened at 34c highest 34Nc lowest
3316c. closing at 333zc
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Sept
ll-91 bales cotton, IA cars rock, car cattle,
lambs case milk, hdl hides, case oysters
drum gasoline, 25 sacks peanuts car mchy,
box clothing ca cabbage.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
Sept Ill, S25 bales cotton ,418 bbls rosin, S75
bbls spirits turpeutine, SO cars lumber. case
drugs, 100 pkgs mdse 104 bbls rice, 8 bales WOOL
Is bbs syrup, bbls whisky SO pkgs ardware
So pkgs goods, bbls -four. 10 CRATES meat,
cars brick, Is kegs spikes, IS bbs bottles, /
box wax. . cars hay, buggies, IS tubs butter,
52 coopS poultry
Per Central Railroad. Sept 11-S 76s bales cot
ton, 10 bales yarn, 91 oales domestics H. 400 lbs
flour, Il bal hides II rolls leather 0 bdls paper
AZ pkgs tobacco, S2250 lbs bacon 1 sack meal,
2OS bbls spirits turpentine 1859 bbls rosn 1913
bushels oats ii hf bbls whisky, 20 bbls apples,
l0o hf bbls beer, 81 pkgs furniture, 225 bbs -four
q cars lumber. 10 cars wood, l13 bushels rice
bbls syrup. IL casks clay, bale paper stock, 81
pkgs mdse, empty bbls, cars brick car Dbl
NATL. u boxes hardware, l0s tons pig iron, k
d buggies. 10 cases eggs. cars coal 81 pcs mchy
car guano, kegs powder.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALuANAC-rdL5 DAY.
Sun fSi5E5'.-. -...............5:4o
SUNoEr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9: / /
HIGH WATER AT SAyASEAu. .6:1S A NJ 6:34 p N
FRIDAY, Sept. II, 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett. New York
&C Anderson.
Steamer Advance, Myers. Augusta and way
landings-J q Medlock, Agt.
Steamer Bellevue Baldwin. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Blufftoa-W Gibson, Agt
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTEa-
DAY
Brig Sensat [Spl, Daz, to load for a port In
SPAIN CuYas.
CLEARED Yesterday.
Bark Edward A Sanchez, Graham, Baltimore
Jos Roberts & Co.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll Cohen's Bluf and way
landings-W Gibson, Manager.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bermuda, Sept Bark Rurik [Rusl, Teng-
strom, from Pensacola, Aug 1, for Sunderland.
has arrived here with loss o. foremost, maintop-
gallantmast, bowsprit, some sails, bulwarks
damaged and vessel leaking badly. She will dis
charge for repairs.