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THE PRESENCE OF THE ATLANTIC
 SQUADRON
In the Caribbean Sea Excites Consid- erable Speculation as to the
 Probable Outcome.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-There is considerable speculation being in- dulged in about the the Capital as to the probable effect the presence of the Atlantic Squadron in the Car ribean sea and within easy reach of Venezuelan ports may have on the present status of the Venezuelan controversy. The fleet, in command of Rear Admiral Bunce, including the hagships New York and the Raleigh, Montgomery and Columbia, leaves Hampton Roads tomorrow and al- though the itinerary as made public by the navy department makes no mention of Venezualan ports, it is regarded as significant that the first stop will be made at St. Thomas, only a few days sail from Venezuela. After the stop at St. Thomas the ships are expected to put into Q number of ports on the Gulf of Mex ico and the Carribean sea. On the way south the vessels will be put through a series of feet maneuvers, broader and more complicated than has ever: before been executed by vessels of the American navy.
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PRACTICALLY EFFECTED.
The Removal Of the Headquar- quarters of the B. Of k. T. from GaIesburg
 to Peoria.

PEORIA, ILL, Dec, 20. The re- moval of the national headquarters of the Brotherhood of Railway Train men from Galesburg to this city is practically effected and the arrange ments are completed for issuing the January number of the Trainmen S Journal from this city. The new quarters occupy the entire second floor of the Niagara building which also contains the national headquar- ters of the Order of Railway Teleg- raphers and the Brotherhood of Lo- comotive Bremen, both of which were recently removed to this city. F. II. Morrissey, Grand Mast ter of the Brotherhood of Railway Train men, is confident the change of loea- tion will result in a great benefit to the organization.
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brooch worn by Corinne, on one of her costumes in "Hendriek Hudson. Jf. It has a curious history, which appears to be well substantiated.
 This topaz stone is one of the few beautiful gems on this conti- hent. It is of extraordinary size. beautiful in color, and perfect in shape. 1t was taken from the Seioto merchants, who were im- paled alive during the insurreetion between the Isles of sico and the Turkish Government. Cantain Pasha Ali claimed possession and kept 1t until his death, which was instantaneous from the fall of blazing mast on his own flag ship. It was taken again with other spells by Miasondis, the Greek Con- mander. Count Cape q Istria, President of the Government of Greece, next became possessor. His 7 - - 4AiiNi't oSCOAhluS HHIBODuidf He was assinated, and his property confscated. This topaz with other presents, was then given Prince Leopold, of Sax.Cobourg, who, in his turn, graciously presented it to the princess. In course of time the stonc once more fell into the hands of merchants, and was purchased in Europe by a diamond merchant of Toronto, for $5,000. Mrs. Jennie kimball, while playing an engage ment in Toronto, a few weeks ago, heard of theexistance of this historic jewel, and made up her mind to possess it. After few days spirited Bargaining she succeeded in pur- chasing it at an advance of $1 ,O00 on the original cost. She then had it set in the form of large Scotch brooch, and gave it to her daughter, Corinne. CoFinne will appear at the 0pera-houst- Monday, Dec. 30th.
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TWO HAPPY WEDDINGS.
The Rev. J. F. Carr Returns From Cleveland County After Officiating at Two
 Weddings.

The Rev. John F. Carr, the beloved pastor of Lakeside Methodist Church, is not only held in high esteem by the people of Pine Bluff, but he is known and honored in nearly every section of the State, and is therefore called upon very frequently to oficiate in his minestereal capacity by parties living in adjacent counties.
 Yesterday Dr. Carr returned from Cleveland County where he had been called to unite in marriage two loving couples.
 The first of these were Dr. W. H. BlakenshiD and Miss Nellie Brews- ter, who were joined in the holy bonds of wedlock on the evening of December 18th. Miss Brewster is a neice of our fellow citizen, Mir. A. Brewster.
 The next couple to be married by Dr. Carr was Mr. Carter Woods, d prominent young business man of Grady, and Miss Minnie Tooks. Miss Tooks is niece of Messrs. Gus and Sandy Reeves.
 To both couples the GRAPHIC tenders it's very best wishes.
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WERE THE WORDS WHICH STARTLED A STREET CAR
 DRIVER LAST NIGHT.
Two Masked Men Hold Up and Rob a Pine Bluff Street Car
 and One Passenger.
The Passengers Gun as We'll as Ills Money, Taken From Him.-A Description of the
 Robbers.

It seems improbable, yet it is fact, that Pine Bluff street car was sheld up and robbed last night, and Ethe remarkable thing is that the rob- .bers secured $l570 in cash and pis- stol-$13.70 from the driver and & sand pistol from a passenger. \ This bold hold up occurred on Cherry street, just beyond the bridge Eahout II o'clock last night, as the Slast car for the night was en route Eto the stable
 Just after crossing the long bridge Son Cherry street man stepped upon 8the front platform of the car and presenting q pistol at the driver ordered him to throw up his hands, Ia request which the driver instantly compiled with. At the same mo- Sment another man entered from the pear, and covering the one passenger #wlth gun, ordered him to put up 4 ms hands. Thus, having the driver sand passenger at their mercy the men compe led them to s'shell out" sWhat money they had with them. From the diver the first robber succeeded i'll securing $13.70 in the zcoin of the realm. The second rob- Zber was not so fortunate i'll getting scash, but to make up for loss in cash she took a handsome revolver from Ehls victim, whose name is Burks. &ihe men then stepped from the car, ordered the driver to go ahead and men disappeared in the darkness. one of the men was tall and Esiehder, with sandy complexion.
 me other was heavy set, below Emedium height.
 NIT. Benny Altheimer, who was passenger on the car which preceded the one that was robbed, says mat he noticed the men on the ear oh winch he was a passenger, but 's 'lere were several passengers on
 'na. ear the men got off of it near
 the switch on Cherry street, walked ||out beyond the bridge and met the Ecar which they robbed.
 The officers are busy searching *lor the robbers and express the be-
 ,'e' mat they will certainly capture Ethem.
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FINE ARTS EXHIBIT.
A Handsome Prize Given for tht Best American Painter by
 w. L. Elkins.

PHILADELpHIA, Dec. 20. The sixty first annual exhibition of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, which will open on Monday next, will be one of the largest and most interesting art exhibitions ever held in this country. There are three gold medals in the gift of the acad- emy besides an annual income of $l, 800 to be expended on works of art; there are also special prizes of $lO0 and $500, the former competi- tion being open only to wome6 S<' lists. The leading features of f6is years exhibition, however, is the great prize of $5,0OO offered by Wm. l.. Elkins for the best work of an American painter. The list of en- tries for the competition includes the work of the most eminent ar tists in the country.
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NO END TO WATER CASE
FIFTH DAY OF THE HEARING EVENT.
 FLU FOR AN ACCIDENT.
One of the Attorney. offended by Re-
 mark of the Court.
IArIEansas Gazette. December 2oth.

Arkansas Gazette, December 20th.l
 Another day has been spent in the United States Court in considering the case wherein the city of Pine Blcff is seeking to effect change in the receivership of the waterworks in that city and an improvement in the quality and quantity of the water supply. Yesterday was the fifth day of the hearing. It is thought an end will be reached to- day.
 Yesterday morning Col. John NJ. Moore, attorney for the present re- ceiver, took exception to a remark made by the court touching the pro- duction of the periodical reports sent to the receiver about the condition, pressure, etc, of the water supply. Judge Williams was informed that these reports had been ordered sent to Col. Moore for presentation at the present hearing. He had remarked that he wanted the documents sent to the court, and Col. Moore, con stTulng the remark as reflection upon him, said he would certainly withdraw from the case if the court meant the expression as he under stood it.
 Judge Williams very gracefully told Col. Moore that no reflection was intended by the court in the re- mark, and Col. Moore, with equal grace, accepted the disclaimer.
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Reglazing done on short notice. Tele- phone Chas. T. Abeles & Go. P lOim.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-20

Graham flour, hominy and grits.at q ii E. l.. TAYLoR's.
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One of the most elegant stocks of holiday novelties can be found at the Nickel Store. Mr. Holler has large stock of all kinds and varieties of Christmas goods which he is selling very cheap.
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No extra charges for hair tonic used on customers at Ragland's, the barber, in Hotel Truloek block.
 F 50 d3t
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Witch hazel, face cream, hair tonic, Florida water, in fact everything for the scalp and face at
 RAGLAND, the barber. 12 20 d3 Hotel Trul0ck block.
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A christmas present. basket of AltschuPs fancy candy-35 cents per pound. 15 :
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10

Chicago Gas. 737s; Del. Lack and West,
l5sia; Dis. Get. Feed. 81: Erie, llii do PIE
ferred. q; Edison General Electric, -s-s-
Illinois Central, S.: Lake Erie and West,
l51z; DO preferred, $50. Lake Shore, ~;
Louis. and Nash. 52ias Louis. and n. A.,
O.. Manhattan, 1918; L. s. Cordage. "a;
90 preferred, 1i4s y. J. Central, sos n y.
Central, sSiz. y. Y. and y. r. - Norf.
and West. preferred, l3is Northern Pa
cine, 3; DO preferred, l5as- Northwestern
So; do preferred. 14l1t. Pacific Mail. 2l4s :
Reading, 80 Rock Island. 62; 81. Paul
so DO preferred, III; Silver Certificates,
5sts. Tenn, Coal and Iron. 1iiz: DO do pre-
ferred, 20 asked; Texas Pacific. SO; Union
Pacific. sii.; Wabash. St. L. and p, 55s do
90 preferred, L.: Western Union, Ssls;
Wheeling and J.. r, 3; DO do preferred. Sc;
Memphis and Charleston, lJ;i Michigan
Central, IS; Missouri Pacific. M. Mobile
and Ohio, l6; Nash. c. and St l.. q I:
Southern Railway IS, $50 Southern Rail
way. common. 10: Southern Railway, pre-
ferred, BIS; South Carolina IS. l04.
State Bonds-Alabama a, 1919; do B,
le5; do c, q bid; La stamped IS, 100: North
Carolina IS, 100; North Carolina 6s. l25:
Tennessee, new set, SIS, 81; Virginia 6s,
preferred, Sis; Virginia Trust Receipts
63s; Virginia Funding Debt. 59z
Government Bouds-Cnited States IS
registered. 10; United States IS, coupons,
no. United States >, registered. 957s.
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No Time TO Talk.

Can I speak to you in private?" he
whispered, as he entered a Brush street
saloon and bent over the bar to get nearer
the man behind it, says the Detroit Free
mo free drinks herer' bluntly replied
the bartender, as he rubbed at the mirror
with bit Of rag.
mo, of course not Pm not after a free
drink
mo money to give awyr'
IN not expecting any. If you are not
too much occupied ! should like to speak
to you in private"
I'm too busy
'sorry-very sorryr sighed the man as
he turned away. I'm stranger in town
and would like to talk to some one in con-
tdence., You look to me like an honest,
truthful man."
I'm honest and truthful" replied the
bartender but ! can't be worked for a
dime to get lodging with. Might as
Wei save your breath"
Il don't want no dime. I simply want
TO ask your opinion.
MY opinion is that you'd better get
land you won't talk to me in conf
Look a-here, old MANI exclaimed the
bartender as he wheeled around. II don I
want any more sun. II you have any
thing TO say 70 me, out with i'll"
Wen. I did want to speak to YOU in
private said the stranger. as he scraned
won't have IT that way, must DO the best
7 can. Do YOU know of n saToon on this
street could buy for about $1,000? I
have only 5000 here. but the rest is in the
bank"
Then he hauled a wad Of Preenha cks out
of his right-h8nd breeChes rocket ser
ond out Of his left-hand, and from his bio
rockets he hauled out "wads" and stacked
them on the bar TIL the man behind il
turned IS pale "a death
Might go as high as $4,000. but $1,000
would be nearer the figure" said the man.
as he began refilling his pockets Sorry
Won were too busy to talk TO me condden-
tally but the chap in the saloon below
NAV have minute or so to spare. Good
night and pleasant dreams TO YOU"
And customer who came in five min
utes later found the bartender chewlng
the rag he had used on the mirror and
pounding on the her with his fists as he
danced UP ana down and gasped for
breath
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OCEAN EREIGHTs

Cotton-By steam-Market quiet ard
nominal. Rates quoted are per leo pounds
direct, Bremen, Csc; Barcelona 45c: Genoa
95c; HaYre, 40c; HaVre, Ma New
York, 3Sci Liverpool via New
I DIX, S5c; Bremen, via New York 40c.
Amsterdam, via New York, 4Oc; Antwerp
via New York, S5c; Genoa, via New York
53c; Hamburg, via New York, 40c; Reval'
via New York, 5Sc; Naples, via New York
9Sci Trieste, via New York, 60c; Venice. via
New York 6Oc; Boston, per bale, S1.G;
New, York, per bale, s1.O0; PHILADELPHIA
per bale, $l.00; Baltimore, per bale. ST 00
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are 01Iiet A.
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or.
less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted al 81 0OG
9.O0 Tor a range including Baltimore and
Portland. Me. Railroad ties, basis a
feet, lie. Timber rates. 50cdSL0O HIGHER
than lumber rates. To the West Indiss
ana Windward, nominal to Rosario SO 90
ql3W; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo' $l0 "a
qu.O9; to Rio Janero, S1400: TO Spanish
and Mediterranean ports. Sll.30I11.5O 10
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, AZ IS standard.
= by Steam-To New York, 500; to Phil
adelphia, $500; to Boston, $780, to BaIti-
more, $500.
Naval stores-By sail-The market IS
placed at Is 4lkdGss I'D; smali-sizee[de
Is 90 and AZ South America, rosin. ne
per barrel of 2S0 pounds. CoastwiseN
Steam-To Boston, lie per 100 pounds on
rosin, soc on spirits; to New York. rosin
SIC per 100 pounds. spirits S5c; TO Philas
delphia, rosin, TIC per 100 pounds. snir-
its, SOC; to Baltimore, rosin, FAC per ion
pounds, spirits. zoe.
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transactions. In fact. the speculation was
q small auair- But. nevertheless, prices
aqNaAced because Of small receipts az the
pofls ana buying here for local and Eu-
ropean account. IL o. EXPECTED that the
receipts curing the coming week or ten
Gays VIII De light. and however much
some operators may be disposed 20 be-
little this feature. IL seems that Europe
ls disposed 70 buy under the clrcum-
stances Weather g. toe cold az the south
70 move cotton freely The labOrers are
not clothed for such Intensely cold weather
aul Inc question Is whether they keep rea-
sonably comfortable indoors. 10 say moth
But, still, the present conditions are re-
sarded as rather abnormal than other
wise. and the bears contend that the cot
ton Is mere and must come out sooner
or later. Supplies are ample trade Is
quiet and speculation g. anything but
marked Some who formerly pOoh-poohed
Dearlsh estimates now stand aghast at
the actual hgures and the possibilities
which they SUGGEST
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Per Central railroad Feb. s.-Ig5 III.
cotton, 3 cars corn. , cars oats u clsS
hay, cars bran. ] car peas, 8 cars r Sa-s
car pig iron, 1 car coal. Z cars ,-o. -l,71is
bbls 5. stock, los bbls rosin, bbls s1i-i, d
l car lumber, AS pkgs mdse. -+i-''s.
Per Florida Central and Peninsula- rail
road, Feb. 9.-24S bales cotton. ~ iI'i
naval stores, 4 cars lumber. cars c,. us
seed, 4 cars wood, cars mdse. ~9''l@
Per Savannah, Florida and Western vel,
way, Feb. 9.-S46 bales cotton. II cars i az
Der, cars cotton seed, , cars wo-1 . IN C-n
hay, ] car m. [. bottles, cars phosrbea..ss
rock, cars jetty rock. 1 car cedar i6ge
car coal, cars oil, car live stock. esrL
mdse, bdls hides, 80 boxes fruit '''
Per Charleston and Savannah railu-s-
Feb. 9.-l1 bales cotton, 1 car meal, i cs.
oil, ? cars mdse. sag
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SPIRITS GETTING HIGHER.
STILL ANOTHER ADVANCE OF HALF
A CENT RECORDED IN THE PRICE.

The Receipts Very Light and Stocks
Lower Than AT this Time Last
Year-ROsIn in Fair Demand with
an Advance in a Few Grades-The
Cotton Market quiet and Tn
chnnEed-The General Markets
quiet and steady.
Savannah. Feb. s.-Althoueh the mar
kets. as a whole, were quiet. there was a
firm undertone TO naval stores, and a re-
port Of an advance in cotton futures. The
effect caused an advance Of nc In spirits
turrentne and a rise in the price Of a
few grades Of rosin. Cotton remained
quiet. but steady. with very little doing in
the market. The general local markets
were quiet and steady.
The following resume of the different
markets VIII show the tone and the quota
tons at the close to-day.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship Bowden, Hopkins. Jsclsso1t,giIIIea
Cleared: Steamer GlenVech tBr1. Hnirna,7
Bremen. Sailed: Schrs Maggie ]. I.sTg,
renee. Pedrock. Norfolk; Clara 4. pin
ney, Phinney, New York. iiii-
New Orleans. Feb. 9.-Arrived: Rarl,
Sera CPortl, Trinidad; bark Ilios Nor
Hansen, Nantes. Cleared; STEAMSHIPS
Spanish Prince (Br), Thomas. Barceio5nr,a,
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The receipts report
ed at the Board Of Trade We're only
casks to-day. There was no report from
the railroad wharves, where the unloading
Of cars has been suspended for the past
two days on account OF the cold weather.
The price Of spirits turpantine was ad-
vanced to 2Sikc, at which price there
were sales Of 80 casks reported at the
Board Of Trade
Rosin-The market at the Board OF
Trade opened firm and unchanged, but
no sales were recorded. AT the last call
the market was bulletined firm at an adj
vance Of cents on water white, y and
rels The following yvara lie official quo
II -L--. = IL-- .Ln.- - ---- -L-.-.
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FINANCIAL.
SPECULATION

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The market was steady The following
quotations are posted at the Board Of
Trade:
Clean Rice
Common, 3%Q3iac per pound; fair, S&1
&c; good. 4AM4iac; prime. 4sfQ5c; choice,
head, 5Q5l5c; small lots is0Ac higher.
Rough Rice
Upland. 45qG5c per bushel; tide water
75CII$l. 20
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FLORIDA.

Alachua county has just paid 81 200 as
costs in criminal prosecutions.
9: W. Crozier, Texas newspaper man
VIII soon begin publishing a paper al
Waldo.
- Ihe late term of the criminal court at
J. a lp cost the county of Hilsboroueh
,. Abramowitz Of Tampa has bought the
5ry goods stock which tobias Pro3.-,s ", ~
eeatly purchased from Max Edelstoin.
Mrs. Ida NJ Irwin has relinoulshed
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GRIM. PROYIsIoNs. Erc-

New York, Feb. 9.-Flour dull. staad,.
winter wheat, low grades, s.. 906I2. 50; fa}l,
70 fancy, S2.35Q275; patents, 81 eOdS 00.
Minnesota clear, 50 2572. so; patents. So oSg5
dull; steady; common to fair extra, 81 sfSj
80; good to choice do, s.. SOd3 25 Vheat
dull; 1rmer with options No red stors
ana elevator, 51Q57ac; afioat, $50 95ec. Op-
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Halifax, n. s.. Feb s.-The Steamer
City Of Wakefield (Br). Of NeWesstIa
from Galveston for Hamburg, arrived her.
IRE The fire was discovered last No1ds ~
800 miles off Halifax, and It was deejSsd
TO come here. There is a good deal of fire
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Ida (span). Arana. Cardiz-
Strachan q Co.
schooner A. D. Lamson, Smith, Port
Royal-Master
Steamer Alpha, Strobahr, Beaufort and
Port Royal-C. H. Medlocl1, Agent.
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Per German steamship Union fo-
d D6lIs2-o,s-V barrels rosin, valued ~ mar 5s
o2;-t'aterson, Downing & Co. '-o-
Per ID. II. Miller-2S bales cotton os-,..
turpentine, rs bbls rosin. 81 bii--- - obs
stock, 10 casks clay, 25 bdls hides 81 bs.4an
domestics, bbls fish, III pkgs mdSs 'ales
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Per steamship Kansas Cf+,,
York-Miss Bertha Runner 70 New
shirley III; r, MOrbernm and ID gis tsa2 ..
BalleW and wife. Archie NicboisNes Ed
y, Z. Cotes, Nell Nielsen, Mrs M sC-sapt
MIS- A DAVIS, p. Straw, Joseph Po 81 one
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship Dorset (Br), Genoa.
steamship D. RI. Miller, Baltimore.
Bark Fortunate Qtal), Genoa.
Bark NaVigatore QtaL), odessa.
Brig Robert Dillon, New York.
schooner Carrie E. Look, Fan River.
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firm; 29c: receipts. 3 casks. Rosin. good
strained, firm; S105; receipts, 80 barrels
Wilmington, Feb. 9.-ROsln, firm;
strained, $l.02i5; good strained, N.Oll2.
Spirits turpentine, nothing doing. Tar,
steady, at S1.00. Crude turpentine quiet;
hard Sl10: soft. 81 so: virgin $40.
New York, Feb. 9.-Rosin dull; firm;
strained. common to good Sl.35ql40. Tur-
pentine quiet; 30030lkc
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fo Pilot ,,6 chars res, and an hydrOgra1b,
vessels free OF charge in Inns -srs q
ny d ograpnic Ofnce in custom Ssaies
captains are requested 10 esiT mouse.
Reports Of wrecks and derelic.,
for transmission to The navy de95sss,C ,siyei
columns. "s see Other
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

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SAVANNAH. Sunday. Feb 10 1Sq5
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pun rises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
gun oSlS
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High water al st. Pulaski 7:22 am 7.4S mn,
Central Standard Time)
Time ball on cotton exchange drops at
1900 m, 18th meridian.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Decatur II. Miller. James
BALTIMORE. j. Carolan, Agent.
Q. Andersen & Co o "