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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-24
MARITIME MIsCnLLANY.

Quebec. July 20.-schooner Ste Anne
(Br), from Labrador for Quebec, with
FISH, is ashore at Island Orleans
Steamer Parkmore (3r), Reid, from
Montreal for Liverpool which was ashore
at Anticosti and afterward fioited, passed
in at Father Point tonight returning
Beaufort N. C., July Z;-Schooner
George L, Fessenden, from Philadelphia
for Charleston, which anchored at Cape
Lookout leaking badly has proceeded for
destination, having shipped icnr extra
men to pump; refused to note protest and
call a survey.
Boston. July 2i.-Steamer Williamsport
Miller, from Philadelphia for Salem, was
in collision on Monday off Nauset with
schooner Greta (Br), from ST. John, N.
B. for Vineyard Haven for orders. The
schooner was struck abaft of the fore
rigging on the starbOard side, cutting her
down we'll below the water line the vessel
filing in about three minutes, destroying
the ships stores, etc. The mainSall was
badly torn, and was allowed to be run off
into the sea to prevent the vessel from
rolling over. The Wiliamsport toWed the
disabled vessel up to Long Island Head,
where tugs towed her to south Boston
Flats.
Kingston, ia, July 15.-British steamer
Golden Fleece, which was wrecked on Fol-
ly Reef near Port Morant, has now en-
firely disappeared. Her cargo has wash
ed out, and is being picked up in small
quantities along the coast for miles
Norfolk, July 21.-The Merritt Wrecking
Company this morning succeeded in haul
ing the steamer Virginia, ashore in James
river, about Is feet by means of anchor
and cable. About 20 feet Of the Virginia $
keel is gone. 1t is thought that the
steamer will be f1oated tomorrow.
Pensacola, July 20.-Continental bark
Anna has arrived off the bar, where she
| grounded, but is not likely TO take injury.
She refused assistance.
ST. Thomas July l5.-British bark Ed
| monitor has been condemned and adver-
| tised for sale. Estimates for repairs are
said to have amounted to $4,000.
Brig Hattie Louise C3r), which has been
here for some time, has been sold, with
cargo, at sherlff's sale. hull bringing sl25
and cargo molasses $1.035, plus expenses.
The vessel will be put under the Danish
| flag.
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EXPOSITION BUILDINGS SAVED.
Syndicate to Buy Them nnd Run
Pleasure Park.

Atlanta. Ga. July 22-Af;er various
plans and propositions looking to that end
the buildings used for the recent expo
sitiCn are to be preserved. the city coun-
ell in called session having accepted a
plan this afternoon. The buildings are
covered with mortgages and were 10 have
peen sold absolutely next week by the
trustee fer the bondholders for what they
would bring as salvage. Since the close
o. the exposition plans and plans have
oeen perfected. only TO fail through,
Ior preserving the buildings for future
FINALLY, when the trustees declared that
the bOndnOldeTs would wait no longer IL
seemed that the beautiful buildings would
oe demolished. A syndicate was forme
ana proposed 10 buy them and lease the
grounds from the Piedmont company 10
pc used as a public park generally. and
~ a race course on special occasions. The
city was asked to supply water for the
lake and police protection. which was
agreed 10 this afternoon. and the syndi-
cate will take charge at Oncs me buili-
lnsS areto be used for any purpose tina;
comes 20 hand. y horse and bicycle track
IS 10 be built and If possible Atlanta will
De brought into the regular circuit to
get some Of the best horses in the cOun-
Try, as well as the fast wheelmen.
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Local Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, July q. 1895: For Friday
generally fair; southerly winds.
Indications for Georgia: Fair; southerly
winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Sa-
vannah, Ga, on July % 1896, with the
normal for the day: Temperature-Nor-
NAL, SO; mean. SO; for this date, 0; accu-
INFLATED deficiency since Jan. 1, 1896, l.
Comparative rainfall statement: Nor
mai, 10; amount for July q, 1896. O; depart
ure from the normal, 10; total departure
since Jan. !. 1896, -.25S
Maximum temperature, 92; minimum
temperature, "A; for same day last year:
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum tenn
peTature, "A; rainfall. 90.
The hight of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at a. m. 05th meridian time) yes
terday was 8.4 feet, fail OF o. foot during
the preceding twenty-fOur hours.
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, Weather Bureau. Cotton Region
Bulletin, savannah, Ga. for the twenty
four hours ending at a. m, 18th meridian
time July %, 1886
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Per steamship Tallahassee for New
n ork-Miss Kittie Naughtin, Miss Nell
Ihomas, Mrs 7 Mercer. Mrs + VI Green
law. J J Greenlaw. + X JessuDs Penfo-
MN Shreve, w ID Hea.y l. / Minlrd.
MISS 10 Langdon, Miss Il Langdou, T. W.
Cubbedge and wife. r w Cubbedge. Jr.
MIS- White, w Cooper f Jay Cox, Arthur
Compton, Jim Kennedy. Mrs c s Peter
son, Miss Elsie Peterson
Fer steamship Kansas City from New
1ork-Dr NJ I Flattery. Miss NJ Brooks.
n S@uinby, II d Marks, Thomas Egle-
ston, II n Harrison, ] McCrerv. V 3 Sa-
bell. X A Wilson, J l. Butler. j + Hart.
George w Miller, + Stewart, l. Richards,
n t Lewis, w N Howard, w b Burnett.
Miss 9 Sanders. T w Holmes and wife.
II 7 Mitchell. p Cato. n f Jackson and
wife, Lee Nilder Miss L Lane. Miss ]
kingsberg. Miss NJ Kingsherg, ] ] Pow
ers' Mrs M ] Doyle, Joseph T.. DOYLE
Mrs o Lewis, + NJ White Allen Sweat. I
. Connall. Mrs Beern, Mrs Sidler, and
Z steerage.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tallahassee, New York.
MEMORANDA,

Charleston, S. c., July 23.-sailed,
schooner Carrie Strong, Strong Boston.
New York, July 21-Arrived, schooner
Nellie Floyd, tombstone, ternandlna;
Maud H. Dudley Oliver, JacksonVlHe.
Cleared, schooner Ida j.. Latham, Al
bertson Jacksonville.
Boston, July 2-Arrived, schooners
Susan n Pickering, Haskell, Fernandana;
E. 1. White, Look, Jacksonville; Rob Roy
Norburg Fernandina.
Sailed, schooner Lizzie CHADWICK,
Brunswick.
brunswick, Ca, July 21.-Arrived,
schooners Anna Pendleton, Thomas, Nor
folk; Lizzie r. Dennison, Ross New York.
sailed. steamer Hounsl0w Obj, Temp
lin, Rotterdam; bark Wilhelm Anton
(Nor). Olsen, Rio Janeiro, schooner Sa-
rah Potter, Farnham, Providence.
Bull River, s. c., July 2l,-Cleared,
schooner John r. Bergen, Hawkins, Bal
Port Royal, S. c.. July 2l.-Arrived,
schooner Margaret A. May, Jarvis, Nor
folk.
Sailed, steamer Buenaventura (Sp), Lu-
zarraga, United Kingdom via Norfolk.
Philadelphia, July H.-Sailed, schooner
Island City, Harvey, savannah.
Genoa, July 17.-Arrived, steamers Coro-
ma Ger, Wittenberg, Savannah via Bar
celona.
Harburg, July 2O.-Arrived, bark Regina
(Nor), Sorvig, Savannah via Tilbury.
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CITY BREVITIEs.

to-59y5, ing lge in schedule will go into effect
q savannah are as folIows. : ne T changes
m. T ,.,7 at $40 a. M, and leaves Al ~
No. .',I no. leaves at a. M. and train
leave @ a+ yes at $50 p. m. Train No ''i X
D5 51s Christian Church excursion @
Steamer &c co Yesterday afternoon On fb ne
ant affair 5OE ms saf lord was very pleas
J 5oi with a large party 'H Tb; CITY at
steamsa,-. afternoon on the beach M
oclo.S returned to the city al . ai ae
mission T 5-t,,lg Of the house drainage com.
trd3v af @aIeA was to have been beid C yea
week ow .iIgrnoon was postponed until next
o5La fse members of the com or0m the city
lir 7 s'eEen, Col William Carr ~ oOi;
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LOCAL personal.

Mr ". R. Leaken will leave the CITY, ~
night for Macon. ''0 Inc city TO-
te mss Nell Thomas left for New York YES
'eiaay on the Tallahassee. o" ioiA yes
ve MSS Kate Naughtin left for the north
yesterday on the Tallahassee.
M slT IAN. and Mrs. E. w, Cubbedge left for
~ ','' u Yesterday on the Tallahassee.
hon. p w. Meldrim and far,iIv r,,,,
f fS@ye this morning via the Central rstlro %
Ms 5I' Nor Ior .Waynesboro after cruise ' in
-laJ wilkins new yacht. . u 'i9e III
left FIJI o. {. s. Park and niece, Miss Nav
spend ~ a's s,, wa the Central railroad to
AGoategIe, Tenn. : ''i'on' Ca and
citv yos Lmmie Jaudon returned to the
next IN n Liberty county. She leaves
"9au City, n. c. ''Si' " wore
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

SBEC0MiSG HA1EDFEss7Nc' THE
proper start for a successful Photograph.
homemade haircutting and puts are
bound % make the face Anticipated and
aged los Eroughton. the place FOR skill
ful hair dressing. hair singeing. hair
shampooing. hair treatment. Curlette 90
keep the hair In curl Toilet and shaving
outfits.
SEE HENRY SOLOMON & son IF
you desire paSsage 20 or from Europe, OF
wish % send for friends from the Old
country.
co AND SEE YOUR WATCH
through block Of wood az kolshorn's.
FINE DREss-NIAKING AND GENER-
a sowing. lsl Broughton street, between
Jenerson and Montgomery.
FOR FANCY GROCERIES. CHOICE
meats, vegetables, etc. try Scott Da-
Wis, 81 Henry street; all goods promptly
delivered az lowest prices
TEA. TEA. TEA, SILVER MOON TEA
In original five and teu-Cent ackugesi ask
your grocc' for &c.
FINN's AUCTION ROOM: YOU CAN
find almost anything you want. l pay
spot cash FOR bicycles, or will buy any
kind Of fixtures and merchandise.
ESTATES MANAGED. HOUSES RENT
ed. and rents collected by Robert II. Ia
TEN. real estate dealer. No. 129 York street,
near Bull.
TREATMENT or THE FEET LEM
Davis. surgeon chlropodist. cures oorns.
bunions. ingrowing nails and other dis
eases OF the feet ONCE - Broughton
street. ONCE hours 10 9 a. m. to 3 p.
m, and 20 p. m. VIII attend at resi-
be left al office or at Wheeler's drug store,
Bull and State streets.
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Not Mr, VViIson,s stotem.nt

Savannah, Ga, July 23.-Editor Morn
ing News: In to-day's issue Of your pa-
per appears an article in regard to the ex-
animation now in progress, Of the bust
mess of Mr.. +. 1. Mccall as follows: THE
business Of Mr.. Mccall, as appears from
the report of Mr. William L. Wilson and
corroborated by the representative of the
expert in the employ of the railroad. is
perfectly solvent, and as regards the evil
dence from the books, it is said each of
the reports will show that all Of the money
realized on the demand loan account
which was operated almost entirely on
these fraudulent receipts, went into and
was used in the course of the business Of
Mr.. Mccall"
The above is calculated to convey the
Impression that IL emanated with me a.
rectly or indirectly, and would have been
eminently improper upon my part If such
were the case, as / stand In the same Dosi-
ton as public accountant, to my princi-
pal, as an attorney to his client and All
the most confidential character and any
report or statement that / have to make
viii be made to my principal and given
such publicity only as he may elect
AS fact. have been employed by Mr.
Mccall to examine into the status Of his
business and 10 prepare a statement of the
condition Of the same, for such use as he
may deem proper. ] am at work upon the
books and cannot say when / will be able
to complete my investigation
VIII you kindly make this correction
as the matter now stands, II would an
pear to the public, that / have beer emile q
of the indescretion Of discussing matters
of private character, instead OF regard.
| ing them as given me, in strictest coma
| dence and IS calculated to provoke un.
favorable criticism upon me as q nubiir
accountant, and the custodian of infor.
nation known only to principal and EN-.
| ploye. Yours very respectfully,
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DISASTERS.

London, July 21-Steamer Storm King
(Br), from Baltimore for Antwerp, which
collided at Gravesend with British steam
er Mobile, requires seven new plates and
nine plates to be Strengthened; had rails,
foreeastle head stanchions and lower and
upper bridge broken and deck, boats and
davits much damaged. The vessel will
have to be dry docked.
Bark Harrington QtaD, Mazella, from
Alexandretta for New York, is aground at
the entrance to the harbor OF Cagliari
Bark P. J. Palmer OBJ, Kay, from Ham
burg for Wilmington, n c., which put in
TO Ramsgate leaky, has dropped her main
and mizzen topmasts.
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Cape Charles. Va, July 2S-The repub-
lican congressional convention of the
First district met at noon to-day in Par
sons hall, where the democratic conven-
ton was held on Tuesday. W. b. Tyler
of Fredericksburg Va, was nominated
on the third ballot this afternoon.
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A CHARLESTON FIRM FAILS.
Edward Perry & Co. succumb to
Debts of $4,000.

Charleston, s. c., July 23.-The old and
we'll known firm of Edward Perry & Co.,
made an assignment for the benefit of
their creditors to-day. The firm dealt in
books, printing and stationery, and was
one of the best know concerns of its kind
in the state The liabilities are reported
to be about $25, 900, and the assets are about
half of that amount. The recent failure
of the German American Bank precipitat-
ed the fall of the house.
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AshIev Phosnhnte Works soId.

Charleston, S. C., July 2S.-The Ashley
Phosphate Company Works were sold at
public auction to-day, the property being
knocked down to the bondholders at the
nominal sum of S15,50O. 1t is said that the
company is insolvent, out the actual sale
was deferred by common consent, until a
better price could be realized.
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Per steamship Tallahassee for New York
-o,uSO water melons, 10 bales sea island
Colon no oales domestics and yarns, Is
casks clay, 1,493 barrels rcsin 1870 1855 feet
lumber 81 cases cigars. 079 barrels fruit,
w PoXes fruit boxes vegetables, 400 tons
pig iron, "a packages merchandise,
Ter Italian bark Oreb for Trieste-L5is
barrels rosin, valued at S14.455.-S. p. shot
ter Company.
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FEARsaoF LYNCHING.
Militia Called Out to Protect the
shaver of a Negro.

Raleigh, N c., July 23.-Yesterday a
negro named Genadius Jackson was muir
dered at negro picnic near Frankinton,
and last evening James A. Moore, young
white man, son of ex-Sheriff Moore, was
arrested charged with the murder. This
morning there were threats to lynch
Moore and the local military of the town
was called out by the mayor of the town,
who autographed the governor that riot
was probable.
The corner held an inquest this after
noon and Moore was required TO give
$1,000 bail. This he could not do and will
be taken to Jail, at Louisburg. Jackson 5
friends We're at Franlinton this afternoon
in large numbers and protection by the
militia only saved Moore's life. The latter
is a son of prominent republican politi-
clan.
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WILL STAY IN CHARLESTON.
Farmers Basket and Package Fac
tory Not Likely to Come Here.

tory Not Likely to Come Here.
The citizens Industrial committee did
not meet yesterday afternoon. A meet
ING was called to discuss the proposition
OF the Farmers Basket and Package
company to move its plant from Charles,
AR j. Fl. Smith, manager of the COM
lany, came over from Charleston to at
ltnq the meeting and make any statemen,
70 ne committee which it desired to hear
ID reference TO the factory and its work.
"A quorum of the committee was no,
present. however and no meeting was
he!d; Mayor Myers regretted that it had
aol oeen possible to get the committee to-
s 5..l' 10 meet Mr.. Smith and discuss the
moving Of his factory here.
mr.. smith said, after the meeting. that
IA view OF the lack of interest AMONG the
rrotta5i mere 70 have the industry it Will
p.ooaoly 1emain in Charleston. The Fac
o oJiy Is working all right there and the
Uuty purpose in removing to savannah
deid. 'po0I'y ana extend its
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED. A CAPABLE NURSE FOR
children; must stay in house al night.
Apply at l73 Bolton street
WANTED. GOOD SERVANT. WHITE
or coiored german preferred: only two In
family; for the right one good home Ap-
ply 81 Waldburg street.
WANTED. A YOUNG MAN FOR OF
fee; must write a good hand and be Will
ing to work and OF good character *,
care News
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THE DAMAGE TO THE MILLER.
Her Collision With the Bovvden Win
Cost the Latter Nearly s20.0OO.


The amount Of damages against the
Boston Fruit Company. owners Of the
steamer BowGen. for the collision with
the steamer Decatur II. Miller OF the
Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company. has been announced by Judge
Morris in the United States circuit court
at Baltimore.
The owners Of the steamer are award
ed Si5.S02.2s. Haines & Bishop are awarded
S40i.S5 for damage to cargo and the Brit
ish and Foreign Marine Insurance Com
pany. limited. Of Liverpool. Is given sA2.OS.
The total amount awarded is Sl6.70s. 10.
with interest from July Is. to which
amount viii be added the court costs.
The suit which was laid by the Boston
Fruit Company against the Decatur II
Miller and the tug Venus was dismissed
The Norwegian bark Iatonia, which ar
rived at Iybee Wednesday from Bahia
has been chartered TO load at this port.
She was towed into quarantine yesterday.
The Italian bark Orch cleared yesterday
for Trieste, with 4,5lS barrels rosin. The
cargo was shipped by the 5. p. Shotter
Company.
The schooner Matilda A. Borda, from
Philadelphia, arrived yesterday with
cargo OF coal.
The schooner Douglas Gregory, from
Baltimore, arrived yesterday with a cargo
of coal consigned to d. r. Thomas * Son.
The tug H. NJ. c. Smith towed a light
barge to Tybee early yesterday morninr
and met the tug John Harlan towing q
loaded barge with phosphate rock An
exchange OF lows was made, the Harlan
returning to Charleston with the light
barge and the Smith bringing the loaded
barge to the city The phosphate rock
was consigned to the Commercial Guano
Company.
Capt. Bisbee Of Jacksonville was in the
city yesterday, looking for a tug boat TO
be used in Jetty work on the St. Johns
river.
There arrived yesterday at the iron-ore
pier, Lower Canton, a ship and a master
with a record, says the Baltimore sun.
Capt. F. w. Gray and the British steamer
| Topaze which he commands have been
shipmates fifteen years. during which
| time neither has been ION the sick list
| other than for "slight repairs" The
| steamer belongs to Christie & Co. Of Lon
| don, and was built in 1878 at Newcastle
England. Capt Gray's private record CT
| his voyages shows that he and the TO,
| Pare have visited S29 ports I'm the world
| during their long service together Few
| of these voyages were of less than ah
| miles over the sea, and numbers of them
recorded over 5000 miles without a stop
| In addition to this interesting companion
| ship of master and vessel the TopaZo
| brought here one of the most cosmopoii-
| tan crews ever gathered on board of a
ship. Thirteen nationalities are represent
| ed on the shipping articles These are
| the countries represented: China, Bur
nah, Sicily, Austria, Greece Russia
Italy, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Portu,
| gal, England and the United States OF
America, this country being represented
| by the chief officer
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Irish Land BiIps Passaee.

London, July 2A-The House Of Com
mons discussed the Irish land bill
throughout the night and adjourned at
$40 a. m. after passing the measure
through the committee STAGE.
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NOTICE no MARTNERs.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of yes
sells free of charge in United States hy-
geographic office, in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office.
. Reports Of wrecks and derelicts re-
celyed for transmission to the navy de-
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~
BARBER SHOP, LARGE, OPEN AND
airy best fitted, most SNOWY and stylish
shop in Charleston. s. c.; good location
on King street; furniture costing, 81 800;
weekly rent with use Of furniture $3.50 IN
advance. Address +. +, Murray, Charles
ton S. G..
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LEGAL SALES.
ASSIGNEES SALE.
N BEAUFORT AND HAMPTON COIN
TIEs. soTTH CAROLINA.

The following described property OF thu
late firm % J. j. Dale a. Co. is offered az
private sale. Ducrs VIII nc received by
the undersigned az Beaufort. s. C.. un-
ul Monday. Aug. 3. 1885, Bids for mer-
cnandise and real estate must De made
separately. The right is reserved 10 re-
jet any and all bids:
store at Namassee, s. C., on oue-eighth
or an acre Of land, also mercha ndise.
in SAID store. $3.50 cost value.
Also tWo-story residence on one acre OF
land. one-fourth OF a mile from said
store.
Also. at Pocotaligo. s. C.. one store.
one one-story residence and seven ware
houses and buildings on i've acres OF
land; also merchandise In said store. $l.sO
cost value.
Also. az Dale (Coosaw). s. c., one store.
one two-Ftory residence and two barns
on four acres % land; also merchandise
IN said store. 81. 800 cost value
Also. AZ Scabrook. S. c.. store with resi-
dence attached and one building on FIVE
acres Of land. also merchandise In said
store. 500 cost value
Also - acres Of land adjoining. also
zoo acres OF land adjoining.
Also. AZ Ladies' Island ST. Helena
sound, store, second story used as resi-
deuce. on ten acres Of land; also mcr-
chandise IN said store. s. go cost value.
Also one engine one boiler four cotton
gins and one grist mill IN building on
lease land adjoining.
Also three stores on St Helena Island,
hNe miles apart. each with residences
above the store. also merchandise In each
store. respectively. $500 $1,000 and $1,000
cost value.
Also, on St. Helena Island. s. c.. cot
ton ginning plant consisting Of ! engine.
! boiler. 10 cotton gins. I saw gin. 1 grist
mill twO-story residences, / three
story cotton house. 2 two-stOry ware
houses, store and several other build
ings on 10 acres OF land enclosed.
Also merchandise Ia warehouses, 5000
cost value; also 125 acres arabic land ad-
Joining.
Ierms-For merchandise. cash: for
real estate, cash or part cash, balance
TO suit purchasers
limos I parnvveU Aaqfe~nae
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


WANTED, POSITION BY EXPERT
enced and competent sawyer; yellow pine
lumber; VIII begin work on trial. Eugene
Hubbard, Waycr0ss Ga.
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When Baby was SICK, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAVANNAH, Friday, July q, 1
amman YEsTERnAY.

Steamship Kansas City Fisher, New
York-C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Schooner Douglas Gregory, Stlwell,
Baltimore, with coal consigned TO ID. X.
Thomas & Son.
Schooner Matilda d. Borda. Norton,
Philadelphia, with coal to order.-Master.
Steamer Star, Boulineau, Bluifton and
returned.-D j. Murphy Agent.
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ADMINIsTRATORe, eALE.

UNDER and by virtue Of an order OF
the Court OF Ordinary Of Chatham coun-
~, / will sell at public outcry, on Monday
hours Of sale. all the stock OF goods OF
the late Jacob I. Cohen. consisting OF dry
goods, notions. shoes, clothing, trunks.
show cases and fixtures Said sale will
be at the store Of the late j. T. Cohen a
Co., 1852 Broughton street. Terms cash.
S. KROUSKOFF,
Temporary administrator
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SPOKEN.

OFF Charleston Bar July %, schooner
Hugh Kelly. from Baltimore bound Tor
Brunswick.