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A SOLUTION PROBABLE

What has been long regarded as an
inezpiIcable mystery u tue sea now
seems In o fair way Tor being solved
Heretofore efforts made by Asiatios
aud Europeans alike have been fail.
uro1. There % occasionally seen at
hight, especially in cloudy weather.
ON the sea ia Tsusushi bay, on the
japanese cJaai, luminous object
known a. "shisuu.hi," which literally
translated means "tho uubuowable
gfo." The tureuli,iOus ascuba this
phenomenon " the spirits Of those l0si
at sea,
a suggestion by Mr. Kimolauhl, Of
the japanese navy, has led - iuvesll.
cations that may reveal the real cause
Of the strange light, Some time ago he
was designated by the government 10
make an examination Of the kurO-
shiwo, or black current Of Japan,
which Ia the wafmcst ocean stream Ia
the world. II flows from the neigh.
Uorhoyd Of the Philippine archipelago
20 the southern coast Of Japan, anu
Mr. Kimolsuh suggested 10 hts ropor
that the warmth Of tho water ~ prob.
ably caused by minute animal life
giving Oh phrsph0rcscent heat
Upon boariug this intimallon, Pro.
icssor Nabayams Hsatomo, Of the
kumau0lo higher school, began
making Investigations. Ho secured
water from the place whore the sup.
posei nre makes It's appearance ami
examined u with a microscope, with
the result that he found a number Of
peculiar animalculm IN ~. From his
investigation ne came to the conclu.
sion that ho was on the way 10 learn.
ing the cause Of tho luminosity, which
he Ia now convinced II phosphorus
emitted from tho animalcu'm In the
water, His theory cAnno, be- definitely
demonstrated until no has made n
more complete examination, which he
" now proceeding with, in full conf.
denco that rs result OF his labors
what has been from time immemorIal
q great mystery and promoter Of au-
reulitlous notions will BIO such no
more.
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THE WELL zEMzEM AGAIN.

Last tummeE when cholera cases
were reported from Mediterranean
ports and folfa were entertained of the
spread VI tho disease, atloution was
called to the MohEmmedan piigrn-
ages TO Mecca aui certain religious
rites connected therowlIh, particularly
the custom Of drinking Of the sncrod
well Zrmzsm. Some paperB olamored
for energetic action on the part OF the
European powers to COMPEL Turkey to
discontinue these pllgrlmagos, NJ they
were looked upon as perpetual menace
10 the health OF the rest Of mankind.
The NEWS at the time pointed out that
the real source Of danger was tho more
than careless way IA which the refuse
OF thousands OF sacrifices slain by the
pilgrims IL left TO purity In the
open air. not 70 mCntlon other
kinds Of nth which necessari.
~ accumulate where 90 many
thousands gather unrestricted by
sanitary regulations. The oubivcl has
been discussed by the prrsa lately. Tho
Scientific american published AN article
taken from the london .uss, In
which the author UnIuav0rUd 10 prove
that the water u the holy well 10 full
OF cholera micrlbes 10 this article u
paper In COnslautn0ply, iho Sai0t,
takes exception. Ia reply has been
translated aud condensed for a recent
number OF tho Lt-ru y HigCA. A.
the NEWS published tnc substance OF
the article Ia the Scientific Amsrioau,
tho reply Of the Mohammrd,u cotcm-
porary ip the Turkish capital Is hoIg-
with also reproduced. 10 only fair that
both sides should 90 heard. The Sg50h
rayG
Every nation has iH own religion and
forms OF worship, AuUWuiy Co wHukUu
that religion and rs requirements uro
not permissible by justice logic, or
proproly. Those who mako such ate
lOmpH merely draw upon themselves
tho sClrn NJ thoir f0loWmgu. Upon this
principle rests she intercourse oi diverse
nations, and 10 oNpaius why tao tolf
gyliunt religion OF Islam prohibits nl
attacks uu other religions, DO that, boz u!l
those centuries, the people oi ISLAM have
uDyur iu amy way iuior,Urul with
| other religions, Especially hIs tao
Tugn OF Sultan Abdul Hlmid boon
| 90 all his on-MuhAmmuduu subjects
O period OF qulot aud Justice aud uIuB.i.
| ~, during which mo- single individual
has been restrained IN hiH practice ol his
D ID.
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The rrsrHrr EvrNyu Nrwals puu.ahci
,lIg Frfffv trffItrU. o. conner ftuIl aud
) I'd Temple suestr, salt Lake city.
rtam diuon a. IS 50pu, Regular Id,ton
utt % tIuck
Tho rYsruvr sr,ff-wYrNGY Nuws r pub.
Ifhrd ou TUESDAY and Friday OF each week.
The lrsrrHr WrTErr uu magazine FORM
10 published every SATURDAY.
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CITY Subscribers Will kindly notify =. r. ngn
lar .cfcuiatorI oi any iueguIauy in 900 De-
u,tfy 0f their pauufa
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The Nrvs iton "a eat tbc rrncinn Hotels,
NuuH standa unI on aIl passenger uuna ltaF-
inE the city after PIN, daily.
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lIoomuuniesuons should be- addressed 10
pGIuEr NEwt ruutismma Co,
Telephone ga
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MONEY BROKERS.

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n IoNrY no LOAN on CHOICE INSIDE
A'l reel estate. q W. Aldraon. sOl ana sgi
lr0HrcHH building.
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County Blanks.

Prices Furnished ON application. pavsy
I"r Board aud hot galo " materials
u'ol Io maEo our work durable All
work ggarsu.osL
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hlAilH = hh als
Star Fruit Stand,
N. a. nr0lhurl. All kiuds ~
california and Utah fruits
Prompt delivery GIVE ne a call.
satsiArtion guaranteed.
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BALLS yAsbII.
W. L. PRICE G. CO.,
huys AMI coils, dealers n
Poultry, fruits NcFotab e..
hignctt prices paid Tor poultry
ana propule.
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Rtsr PRICES PAID ron SECOND HAND
ID Clothing aIsI4 LA .o. Wuto.call on ua
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-21

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
July 20-DelbTidgc Paper Co, Lippman Bros
+ w Storer Savannah Grocery Co, Georgia
Lumber Co, II Grady Son, j 3 Evans,
Leopold Adler Chatham Furniture Co. Savan-
nah Steam Bakery.
Per South Bound Railroad, July 2O-James
Ray A Ehrlich & Bro, Savannah Grocery Co,
M Ferst's Sons & Co, Harms & j. Heuisler q
II, j ID Weed Co, Epstein Bro, Brown
Bros Frank & Co, McKenna & w, j II Hatha-
way savannah G 8 w Co. Guckenheimer
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, July 20-Peacock II & Co, Greigg & w
Edwards 7 & Co, McNatt & M Ellis Y Co,
Chestnut g. ON w w Chisholm & Co. j A
Thomas, Hunter p & b. J Z Williams & Co, d
Clarke, Savannah n s Co. Paterson d & Co, J
M joyce, l. Myers g. Co, A Ehrlich & Bro,
Commercial Guano co, savannah Grocery Co,
Hull & Co, A G Ulmer, M Y henderson, \
Guckenheimer & Sons, j Manning, 7 Davis,
Moore g. Co. Palmer Hardware Co, M Nathan,
Metnhard Bros & Co, Warnock Il w, Haynes
& f. Standard Oil Co, f w Storer.
Per Central Railroad, July Butler g. S.
w w Gordon & Co. John Flannery & Co, II G
Price, Woods g Il COHuntcr = & B, J J Joyce,
S Guckenheimer e. Sons Collins G. e. Co, l. j
Dunn. NJ Fersts Sons & Co, j SchOen. = II
Ward T. Mcintyre. Meinhard Bros q Co. / A
Alley / G Haas, f Churchill, w f Chaplin.
M Y Henderson, Gardner & E, Standard Oil
Co, Bradley }, i Putzel. w Miller, Odel
Co, Haynes & F., j Grady & Son, Moore s. J,
W d Simkins. savannah & Z Co, Reppard
& Co.
FER steamship lily u AUGUSTA from NEW
York-Leopold Adler, Estate 5 w Branch, r
S Byck g. Co, l. Bluestein G Butler, r II
Bewick, Brush l. & p Co, NJ Brady, Bald
win Fertilizer Co. NJ & d A Byck Capt o NJ
Carter, C r r. J T Cohen & Co, w G Cooper,
Canuet & Co. w 0 Cubbedge, r + Churchill,
NJ Connor Miss f. Davis. J NJ Dixon & Co,
a Doyle. De soto Hotel, Decker & D, NJ Dry
fus G Eckstein & Co, l Epstein 81 Bro. J r
Einstein, Eckman & V, a Enrich & Bro, M
Ferst's Sons & Co w w Ferguson & Co, Fret
well & n. Falk Clothing Co, Fleischman < Co,
j II Furber, Fawcett Bros. l. Fried, Foot q
NJ Frank & Co, w Green + / & G Co, j +
Gleason, Cell Il Q, Great Att q Pac Il Co, II
Garwes, J r Grady s. Son, c GRAY q son. J
Gardner : Guckenheincr & Sons, J c Halo,
Hecker J Mill Co. II Hesse, Hanley, Hotel
Tybee Jackson NJ & Co. Kavanaugh < b, r
Karow, Kolshorn & NJ. j Kuck Loveu e. L, N
Lang. John Lyons & Co. Lindsay & IA, A A
Lenzer, Lippman Bros, Ludden q -, j Lynch,
B II Levy 4 Bro. ID B Lester Grocery Co, h
Lovells Sons, Morning News McDOn0ugh &
Co. e L MasticS, l. r Myers & Co, G = Miller,
J McGrath & Co. Mutual Coop Assn, ID p
Newman. McDonough & 49, ID + Myerson, a :
Nichols Norton & h. EcidinQer & Il. order
notify Moore & j. order notify National bank,
q w 0 Brien j Perlinskt n Paulseu, J w
Pease Peoples + L 81 2 Co. Palmer Hard
ware Co. J Rosenheim & Co, C d Rogers, Jas
Ray, A G Rhodes q Co, 5 e ! w Ry, 4 Samp-
son, L Shuptrine q Bro, J Schoen, ) a
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New York. July 20, noon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie. ........... l4%
Chicago and Northwestern. 81
Norfolk and Western preferred ........ l74
Richmond and West Point Terminal. IA
Western Union. --....-.....-.. ...... M
New York, July 20, p. m.-Money on cali
easv ranging from , to per cent: closing
offered at per cent; prime mercantile paper
S612 per cent Sterling exchange weak;
posted rates "a S,la04 S4l5. Commercial bills
IA SO0f 80. Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull Railroad bonds heavier.
Sales of silAer at the stock exchange was TO-,
600 ounces at zoe.
New York, July 20.-The stock market. un-
der the influence of a sharp rise in quotations
in London and liberal buying orders from
that center. opened strong and improved to
the extent of Z a 81 per cent. The rise was
checked by a sudden break of 3A per cent.
In General Electric to Sly, but it was notice
able that the market was comparatively free
from those sudden relapseS which have oc-
cured day after day for some time past.
Even when General Electric broke another
five points to 46%, under heavy pressure, and
all sorts of rumorS were in circulation
of the company. the reaction in
the general list was by no means large. SUI
gar declined points from the highest and
other leading stocks = 10 Ia per cent. The
attack upon General Electric was the over
shadowng feature OF the days transactions.
1t was currently reported that decision in
against the company, that the concern was in
financial straits and a recelvership imminent.
Onicials of the company emphaticaly denied
the rumors affecting the credit of the concern
and shortly before the close it became known
through dispatches from Milwaukee thal
Judge Seaman, in the United States district
court had granted an injunction against the
Oconto Manufacturing Company, thus up
holding the validity of the Edison patents in
the incaudescent lamp. On this General
Electric recovered to 49, a 4Sli and the gen
eral market rallied from the lowest. Final
quotations in a majority OF instances were
above those of yesterday, the net gains vary
ing from Il 10 NJ per cent. London waS cred
tied with the purchasing of over 5000 shares,
and il was reported that a leading
bear operator had covered an eN-
tensive line of shorts. The ease in
money on call the moderate iWportatious Of
gold and the increasing exports of grain eN
ercised favorable influence on the market
The buying Of fractional lots of stocks for in
vestments continued, and the transfer officers
of leading railroad corporations are kept busy
in breaking up full lots into certificates for
odd lots Among specalties, Pullman jumped
80, to 1856 and American Tobacco to -, put
the latter afterwards broke to 53ls Manhat-
tam rose 30 to ll6's and left of at ll3'i.
transactions aggregated 2T0OO shares, in
GLIDING 5000 unlisted. The market closed
firm i'm tone.
al mo-
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quiet ana steady 90 8aaEc Peanuts Quiet ana
unchanged fancy hand picked Is at6 Ooacc
Iirffoug ugaufsl Quiet and rln.rH steady at 1910
az points down. Juiv delivery els @alh lhi
September delivery slH Ga lh ia, Octotgr
delivery eIG -. November delivery 80 -
December delivery rs as.6ih ~; January deltv
cry ans 90. March delivery *ih sAWlh HN,
Snot Rio duh and steady No f1ac sugar
knw easter and quiet. fair refining sac
centrifurals q6' test 3-i6c; refined quiet and
steady on A s l-i6tAhc; No. a I l3l695c;
standard A 7-i6d5Mc; cutloat Aa06 Ice;
cruSted 3 rs 1905. graduated i-iGdA sc.
Freights 70 Liverpool frmcr. fair demand 3
cotton steam I'D grain steam ID
Chicago July ~. Wheat was cOuyaleSccnt
TODAY The upturn was due 90 compare
lively steady cables, conhrmatlon of good cN-
port transactions. higher quotations for
stocks. less selling pressure, uufav0raOle
crop reports. covering Of shorts and a brisk
investment demand The corn market was
moderately firm. but inactive until after the
estimates for tomorrow receipts had been
given out at $40 cars, when u weakened. The
reports from the country We're for the most
part of the most favorable kind concerning
the progress of the crop. The market be
came heavier as the session advanced and
final quotations were the lowest of the day
Oats we're weaker in sympathy with corn
prospects had been impaired 10y rust in the
west. The provision market was active and
strong in the article of lard, and dullbut firm
for the other articles on the list.
Chicago, July 20-Casn quotations were
as follows: Flour dull and easier No. .
spring in sack - 62A03 81; bakers - p
Wheat-No. , spring 623t@63c COrn-No.
3Stac Oats-No. ? 262lc, Mess pork SIS $50
1S S714. Lard, per 100 pounds, 80 7U09 nv
Short rib sides loose, S. 12l2GJS l2b. Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, 81 zoos 90; shor
clear sides, boxed, s. 5O0Gs 52i2. Whisky 81 II
/ aaAiptr ranpH0 as follows
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Per steamship City of Augusta from New
York-B Phillips, Captain J + Wheaton, J
Clark Jr, Mr. Bacon w B Swift, ii Myers
Miss NJ Stevenson, Miss r Myers, Mrs NJ Shep-
perd, G A Darby r Darby, C Silverhorn, B r
Henry, l. f. Cubbedge, wife and infant Mrs J
w Darby Miss Fl B Darby, and steerage
Per steamship City Of Savannah for Boston
VIM Wade and wife, Rev M Il Reilly. Miss
Annie Manon, Hitchcock and wife DR.
Stevens, Mrs r f Chase, G M Gilbert and wife
Harvey Gilbert. Miss Elizabeth Gilbert, Mrs
Brown, Mrs NJ Stevens, j II Bruce and wife
d Wilcox, Miss Mabel Andrews, Mrs Dut-
ton, w ] Chambers, Alfred II Brooks, VIM M
Council Maria Castor, Annie Williams,
Jenkins.
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+g - Aeb
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship VIM Lawrence, Kirwan, Balt-
moTe-JnoJ Carolan, Agent.
Steamship City of Augusta, Daggett, New
York-C G. Anderson.
Bark Meteor [Gerl, Meniann, Fleetwood, to
load naval stores for Paterson, Downing g. Co
Hoist & Co.
Ship Andvake [Norl, Corneltsen, Rotterdam
j f Minis & Co.
Bark Autocrat [Norl, Albrethsen, Malaga,
Spain-Chr Dahl & Co.
Steamer David kemps, Strobhar. Dariel
and Brunswick-W 7 Gibson, Manager.
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Schreiner, Savannah Grocery Cod Sullivan,
p - Springer sullivan, Smith Bros, Solo
mons & Co, Savannah Cotton Mills, w Thee,
II Solomon g. Son, j A Thomas & Bro, A ID
Thompson q Son. G w Tiedeman Bro. J ID
W West. p Williams q Co, steamer Katie.
steamer Alpha, Southern Express Co, steamer
Ll..llL
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New Orleans, July l6-Schr Robert p
Chandler, Kelly, from Mobile for Matanzas,
before reported wrecked near Jaruco, Cuba,
was passed bottom up on July Z, 30 miles
northwest of Matauzas, by steamer Morgan
City which arrived here from Cuban ports
The Chandler is a very dangerous obstruc-
tion to navigation.
Philadelphia, July 18.-Norwegian ship
showing letters "WBKR,'' all well, with a
heavy list to port and loss OF mizentopmast,
was spoken July 49, lat $50, Ion 81.
Bark Wanderer (Br), which was in collision
in Delaware river on Friday last, has rudder
bent; it will be unshipped for repairs
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Q Montevideo, July lO-Arrived, bark Porro
[NOrl. Larsen, Pensacola.
West Hartlepool, July 1T-Arrived. bark
Normanvik [Norl, Mortensen, Pensacola.
Cienfuegos, July 10-Arrived schr Charles
+ Morrison Smith, Pensacola via Mobile.
StThomas, July i7-Sailed 18th, schr Sadie
Willcutt. Brown. Brunswick.
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hides, bag wax, keg syrup, cases c mills
sacks okra, / case tongues, l bhl whisky, 1
bale rope, > cases shoes. 10 bhls rice, | bag
moss, IL coops poultry, 20 cases eggs, cans
butter, 10 cases onions, - bdls hardware, 023
bbls spirits turpentine 23A bbls rosin, 365
boxes fruit, 800 bbls fruit, 60 boxes vegetables,
81 pkgs mdse
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, July
90 car lurn Der, car spikes ? bales mats
boxes crackers l Dbl glassware, / trunk
clothing. case cherOOtS 10 boxes tobacco, ~
bdls paper III paper twine
Per Central Railroad, July 20-S20 bales cot
ton. 80 pkPs domestics 2lS pigs mdsc, 10 pkgs
vegetables, IL pkgs pears, pa boxes soap, I'D
shocks. 12f cases eggs, 80 tubs butter, Dbl
hams. 20 crates hams, tierces hams. ] case
whisky, s bdls paper, pkRs wool, cars lum
Der 70S bbls rosin. II cars wood 10 tierces
lard 500 bbs spirits turpentinc Is bbs whisky,
300 bbls flour l57 bbls pOta toes, 3S9 sacks corn,
237 sacks cement, 437 sacks bran. 100 tubs lard,
200 cases lard. 1877 bales hay, ? cars melons.
Per South Bound Railroad. July 20-8t
bales cotton, 30 pkgs tobacco 81 hdls rims, 80
bids spokes. 5 cases spokes. boxes marble.
p pkgs dOmestics. box jugs ] box tools 10
pounds buggy material, pumps, 10 beds, p
boxes coupling pins bbl whisky, car wood.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way. July 2O-l car phosphate rock, 30 bbls
empty bottles cars wood. 81 cars lumber I
car cattle, . empty tanks, bales WOOL 6bales
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Fruit And Vegetable Market.

New York, July 2O.-Pears, Leconte, bbls
S1.75 a 3 90; crates, SOC a 81 90; peaches. car
riers, 81 90 "a 3 90: grapes, Delawares, 5
a Soc. Watermeions, fancy 25 a SOC; me e.
dium, S12 90 a 1900. Egg plant, per Dbl "a 90
On 90. RIvENBURG, PALMER g. co.
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Per steamship City Of Savannah for Boston
Al hbls manganese, 1876 bales wool, 252 bales
domestics and yarns, 20 bales moss 1O5 bbls
rosin, go bbls spirits turpentine, l7.5O0stayes,
/ bale hides, 30 casks clay, 10 bbls oil, 2lS bbls
fruit 1884 boxes fruit, 5,4ls watermelOns, "a
boxes Retables, 200 tons pig iron, ll2 baskets
grapes, 10 bhls pitch, II bdls oars, 4horses, 2l9
pkgs mdse
Per brig Robt Dillon for New York-315, 1852
feet lumber, by McDonOugh & Co and Frier-
son Il Co.
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DOMESTIC.


New York July 1S-Arrived. steamer City of
St Augustine, Gaskiu, Jacksonville; schr C
Lister, Robinson, Georgetown.
Cleared, schr City Of Jacksonville, Ross,
Jacksonville.
Sailed steamer Raleigh Savannah
Brunswick, July 18-Sailed, schrs wilma D
lBrl, TeiXeira, and Forest Fairy LBrl, Bravo,
Cape de Verde Island
Cape Henry, July 1s-Passed in, schr Ida J
Lewis, Charleston.
Fernandina. July t7-Arrived, schr Evie b
Hall. Wingneld. Portland.
Sailed schr Lizzie + DenisOn, Jewett, Fort
de France. Mart.
Jacksonville, July 16-Arrived schrs Mabel
Darling LBrl Roberts, Bahamas 18th, J C.
Gregory, Anderson. New York.
Cleared schr Leeds, Bateman. New
York.
Sailed from bar 10th, schr Abbie H Gheen,
New York.
New London July 18-Arrived, schr Hattie
G Luce. Brunswick for Norwich.
Providence. July lS-Arrived, schr Sarah
Potter Farnum Brunswick.
Charleston. July I9-Arrived, bark Vincenzo
Galalola lItalj, Cerase, Palma.
Cleared, schr Lena G Kaminski Anderson
ElizabethpOrt.
Norfolk. July 1s-Safed, schr Fanny Brown
CoOsaW. = G.
Portland. Me. july 1s-Cleared, schr James
Boyce Jr, Charleston.
FOREIGN
Buenos Ayres. June 2D-Arrtved, bark Fran
LNorl Schange. Pensacola.
Hamburg, july i6-Arrived. bark Vimeira
Nor. Olsen, savannah
Huelva July l6-Sailed, steamer Maude
LBrl, Charleston.
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Arrived at Quarantine Yesterday.

Bark p NJ Peterson [Norl, Stoesen from
Tybeel, hallast-Chr Dahl & Co.
Bark Mark Twain, Nielsen 81 days, Algoa
Bay, ballast--Chr G Dahl q Co.
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Color Shirts
Nice Sun Umbrellas

Cheaper than ever, pretty patterns, at
LaFars, Broughton street-ad.
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ARlNEINTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rises. ...................... 5 :03
Sun Sets. ....................... 6:57
High Water at Savannah. 100 am 1873 pm
STANDARD Time)
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Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedyfor
diarrhGa. Twenty-Five cents bot
tle-Ad
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Tennis Shoes and Gymnasium Shoes
0 cents upward, at LaF'ars.-ad
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NotIce to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
viii be furnished masters of vessels free Of
in the custom house. Captains are requested
TO call at the office,
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Brig Robert Dillon, Leighton, New York
George Harriss & Co.
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New London, July 1s.-Information was
teegraphed here tonight from the Office of
the lighthouse board at Tompkinsville, Staten
Island that the new electric lighted light
boat on COrnfield Point Shoal was run into by
another vessel this morning No particulars
can be had here. The lighthouse tender Gao
tus, with the superintendent OF the light ser
vice sailed tonight from here to investigate
the matter.
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Bark North Star [NorI. Liverpool for Sa
vannah. July H. lat 40 IS, Ion 70 50.