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PORT CALEND4 R.
MxIRINE NEWS
CHARLESTON. S. c., APRIL IA
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Merchants: Line schr y n Hawkins, Wyatt, New
York; days. Mdse. To W Roach 4 CO Apple,
J r Adger co, Adams, Eamon 4 co. G W Ainar,
II Buw!nkle x CO, + Borner, II Brewer, Bcr-
bussc L. Bnrckcmycr. ] Campsen & CO. Cameron.
BarHlcy a. CO. II Cohia i CO, W Chafce Il co, 4
X Cowperthwait, Macduir Cohen, w Corwin Il
60. G II ClausScn. bowie, Noise e. Davis, Good
rich WinemaE & CO. Gorham, GoldStcn, Z
Gravcley. IL Gerdts Il co. Hart CO, Holmes K
Calder, J Heeseman Bro, HurHamp co, \
Heath, " Harra * co. Je!iords d co, Jara, 1 j
Kerr 4 co, Ii Klattc Il co, e kerrison Jr, Muller,
Elnitz 4 co, a l.anger. G l. uln, MantUue co,
S r Marshall a McL ei.h, 0stcndorn ca. ID Paul
4 co, j F O'Neill & Son, Robson, G Railroad
Agent Ste9hSne GO; Tranho Tngpa Thomson n
Il O. Vincent Il Brown. " Vince w l. Webb, &
w Williams e. CO. Wagner & MonSces, Werner q
DGcEcr Western Union Tele- rapn company, j ,
NJ WuhilmanM. j II Wurhmann. Wlrti * ca,
YeadOn, WI Yates, Z 0'>ciil, ID Walker W L
Haskell W BrookbanSs Francis, y Boag,
and Echbcrg 't Luggcrhum.
Schr & II Eaton, shackford, Balumore-S Gays.
Corn, flour. &c. TO Risley * Creighton. d A L
Caldwell. II Bulwinkle CO. Holmes & Calder. G
" Ste.Iens W Smith, 7 Kerr 4 co, Stenhouse
4 co, aad Railroad Agent.
schr George ashingt0n Pinsham, baracoa, =
days. Fruit. To Z Bart & 60.
schr George, John, Santee. 1900 bushels rough
rice. TO Il Pringe & Son.
Schr Ann S Deas. Garbati. West Point Mill. 10
tierces rice. TO Ravenel Il co. =,
steamer Efliic' Le"IS, oeotESton -:
tierces rice and mdSe. To shackelford d Kelly,
Prngle & Son. Mr3 Charles Hlston, kllncE,
Wickenberg / co. II sieglng, c Miles, Willis \
Chisolm, !. ID D'Saussure, J l. Fraser, Mrs NJ
Manigaut, G A Trenholm & son, Adams, Iamon
& co, Terry Il Nolen, and Others
steamer Pilot Boy, White, Beaufort, Edisto,
&C. bales sra island cotton, 60 packages mdse.
TO ! d Aiken q co, j W Hall. W Gurney, W
Harrison, Klatte & CO. F Campbell, NJ Chisolm.
j Harcston. A Quackenbush. X Johnson, W
WhaIey, Stoney & Low ndes, and II Claussen.
Steamer City Point, Peck, Palatka. via Jack
sonville Fernandina and Savannah. 81 bales
sea island cotton, 200 bb!s guano, &c. To J d
Aiken / co, F O'Ne, Pinckney Bros, Bowers.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown &c-
Miss A $ Middlcton, ] i,!vine and wife, w Calder,
Dr w A Deas, l. Walker, W Ford, w NJ Bird,
o Butler and wife, Miss Pemberton, Master Peni-
berton anu on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Bov from Beaufort, Edisto.
Ac-D U Jennings, /. " Crouch. Farquellar, J
Wlaley, DrS M!kcll, Captain Ramsay, G
Monk, w G Randolph, Mrs clark, TOWNSEND
aui lady DIR r l. Johnson, Miss 81 Mackay, Mrs
jenkins, child and servant, Miss White, Miss
Ellis and SO on deck.
per steamer City Point, from Palatka. via Jack
sonyille Fernaudina and Savannah Roberts.
g o Van AnriCc L Barleld, MIS- Laftte, MI
Todd, q L,ughin DR. Courtland, Fl Peas. Cur
,is, /. Bowen, Mr. Lawrence and wife, Merrill,
Young. Mr. Jacques and wife, 7 z Barnard and
son, Mrs and Miss l'ennymnycr, W NJ Mason and
wife, Il ID Crawford, Captain Costc, Baker.
Hannegan, Miss l. u Muir, Mr. Walter and wife, J
II Levy, Mrs Flynn, Mr. Carter, and OIL deck.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, April la.-Noon.-Consoise ei%. Bonds
ex-coupons SSA. Tallor 45s.
LIVERPOOL, April 1S.-Noon.-Cott quiet
quotations unchanged from yesterday; sales OF
10000 bales. Tallow 4Is. Pork buoy ant at 95s.
Bacon sss. Fine rosin 12a1cs.
EVening.-Hohday in cotton and general mar
kets from tomorrow to Tuesday. Cotton closed
dul; upiands ll1sd; Orleans, 11al1 ,zd: sales TO-
600 bales; speculation and export 1000. Lar,b6Ss
Sd. GacUn IS.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April 12.-TuRPESTINE-s a a
shade lower in price with sales Of 37e bbls at 81 10
for SOFT. and 81 20 for hard, per 2so pounds.
SPIRITS TuRrESTINr-Marke; quiet sales oi
49, bbls ut 42i:c per gallon.
EOsiH-Sales OF only 255 bbls at 81 Gu lor slra.n Al
cd s3-5 ;nr mol, 81, 81 25a4 Is fur pale, and So.
SIS 25. SIS So SIS 75a S6 for extra pale.
TAR-1SO b5Is sold nj 81 50 per Dbl.
COTroN-Salcs reported Of only bases at isc,
and 81 bales at 2.c per pound.
UAY.-lOO bales Northern sold from wharf 4!
s. 40 per 100 pounds.
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priere dun PeniteEs.

rrea,enr D,ein a.amour eccusez ma priere; ere; verx.
Soveg ,ouche dies peurs qui coulent sare Ts es ye"
iJ'd Et de mon non repentIr accep'ez les a'e'N
po~o n,ein de bonte, vous voyez ma falolssSe.
rev vac en-. nm c9ur navre j'lmplore mon pasoon'
Rnvers ie pcntent vous usez de tenn.esth ehonton
ouand ii vien, de son ceur vcus laife apan"o"
1,oi ncchc contre vous; NOR anne iang9isSante
Cherche IN soulageIlcc4 anna trlste douleui'
J,attends en- soupirant votre grace pulsssh'e'
Des afliges veneZ, 'eaeI cousoia'eui
Dsns mon ame je sens la blessure proionde,
one yous seul, o Seigneur, pouvez cicatriSei'
IL Jarenonce jamais aux plaisirs de ce lnonae,
foui sui'iS '0''e '' LETIES.
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ye,v York Rice Market.

The Journal OF Commerce, OF the 11th Instant,
says: Tnere is doing, in part for speculatios
at an advance OF ilaiSc. The sales are 5so lcs i'll
5a6hc for Inferior 10 fancy.
The World, Of the l1th instant, says: Carolina
was dull but quite steady in value; sales so tcs,
within the range OF 5a6l.c for common to choice.
From the Times 11lh inst: Carolina has been IN
unusually active request at an advance Of 25a5Uc
per lC0 lbs; COO titrces have been disposed OF
since our last, at S5aG so per 100 pounds, ut eX-
tremes, closing bUoyantly.
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Receipts by railroad, April IL.
SoCTu CAROLINA RAILROAD.

3Gs bales cotton, IL bales domestcs, l6o bbls
-four. e9I sacks oil meal cars wood, cars lum-
hcr. To Railroad Agent, Pclzer. Rodgers CO. A
] Salinas, G il Walter & CO, Wagner, Stewart &
co, " X i;yan. Frost & Adger, Mowry 4 Son. e
w Williams & co. bowling 4 CO, Reeder i DAVIS,
Kirkpatrick & Witte, w Courtney co, Cold
smith & Son, and 4 Trenholm l. Son.
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Kirkpatrick Il Wi;te, Marion, " Corwin CO.
W Chafee co. 0stendorT co, eIo Unser q Uu' :; r
II Camp, W N Nicholson, smythe. " shspneraa e sn q
4 co, II Renneker, ogilvie, lawrence q Co.. co, y
Eihardt, G Lilien:hal co. + co, a aoi"
hams, S L West l. CO. W Hohe, S Railroad,
NJ Allen. H T Peake, A W Eckcl & co, Neither,
Ample, w T Lynn, Sutzbacker, W Aorello, cam
eron, Barkley & co, L Elias, Bischoh co, "A Il
Harrison, Pollock. ] S Hyer, Tsdeli, ) Lqnn,
] Southern, " Bissel 4 Fuller co, z ker-
rison, Jr, Dowie, Noise & Davis, Johnston, crews
& co. L Neumeyer, L Mann, F Won Santen, com ~
minis, Walker, Evans CO. " Roach CO. n n CT q H.
] Archer, Holmes Il Caldwell, ElEin, I ,s,, DTS
toll & co. Cover, c & NJ. Kinsman Bros, gromn
& co, C Fleming, S Vedder, T Campoeil Fisner
& II, Saunders, Bates i co, II BulWlnHle q u,
Werner & Ducker Macduf Cohen, DruGKeT. II +.
Mark, White Bros, Marion, Marsnal,, ,.,d W %
NJ, Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta RasoaG sonucr
Steele, P SchucRman, G Hutchinson J ; scnuehii u n
II Claussen, Fairly CO. J liehlGn, Rroncb ~ n
Mcdowell, II Klatte. 4 co. n N co; y! JAZZ
Aw Leynes; Selins IfSSi Parker r
McElhose G SymInons, Gorman = %io,,onn D, ~ W K
olson, T Bulger, Lorcntz Nleiiiann, .nN N
Greenfield, Dr. Skrne, CharesI9n ,mrtSnG mrnamS ""
Manufacturing Company, i iooertsoi,, =
Montcth W Brookhanks J Eial, Jacobs II, b
Howard, Weinberg Strauss mrs ESstefmeIa, 20
Johnston, Wieters, Hodsoa " u, II nahet q eo'
b & co, and Watson Clark. c,o
steamer Samson, Flynn, savannah Huaiio.
y op Julia Dean, Harris. Combahee. lloo bush
els rice 80 bushels cow peas. 10 w Bee q w.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Frank & Emily, Colley, Boston VIA BUCKS
vile, CD EnsloW j. CO.
Schr Eclipse, Thompson, New Eaven-W Roach
& CO. ~
II + Baker & co.
FROM THIS Port.
steamship Tennessee, Chichester. Hew torK'
April 10.
Schr Minnetonka, -, Newport, X /, hprli ;.
Schr l. 4 Edwards, Marshall, Baltimore, Apfil H.
Schr Eme,:nc Mci.au Hall. Baltimore April ~
Schr Palma, Rankin, Wilmington, {, April IL
Up FOR THIS PORT.
schr Guiding Star, Frccthyf, at New York,
April O.
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Oils.
DRAFTS "ASTkAL" OIL

triire many oher Illuminating OILS. Is FER.
!cc;iy p,;e and lree rom ali authorizations or
f:.ix:lircs of any Giif'. II enlis Et offensive
smell willie burning. gives suft ana brilliant
iIrtl: and rli. be use,lwi.h The SANE assurance
-. sae:y IS gas Chemists prGHoENcr il the
l,. :; anti safest illuminating G;. ever offered 10
Tie pubic ard Insurance Companies endorse and
l., ce ;i;nii consumers tic use Of the Astral Oil
in Preference III LILY other. |: is now iulDet: 10y
!hu:;saris uf families. and in llo in.iaire has
any ac.iGcnt occurred from It's use: LAMP Ellei
with Ii. f Upset ai.s; broken, Will not explode TO
rrevchl aduierat!on, l!e "As:::al' Oi, Is nat Sed
only in lie Guaranty Paten; Cans. Of ! gallon
and gaiicns each. end GaclI can Is sca:rd IN
manner that cannat he c"uhi-lieliei. Evers
package will EEeuT seal we warraEt. &c sure
and cti r.CIlc ;i.t he enuEe article. Traits As.
ir' mi. 'ur ssie ~ dealers evcTyMis'e' alu a'
wiuiesa!e and retail bT the prnrric'1.Is Or.
OF. HORSE VI CIiAl:LES TIA ~.
NJ. us Fulton street. New tn-k.
puS.phice Box No 1850.
sent .cr rircrisr-. w!:il ies'ilnni''iiS AMI r:lre
,s.s. E.Ecluse .aH:rs ;0i '"y VI tae astral
Far sale hr GOupElch. N!EE&AX CO.,
wi,.esar rrt;rglsrs Charleston. s. Z. 6ecl6
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R1cE.-There was fair inquiry for this grain,
but the stock WAS light and prices firm; sales
about 100 terces Of clean Carolina, say: 81 at &c
2 Ii; o5 at 6 Lie; % at Csc. We quote common
TO fair clean Carolina at 5llae; good 8Aa6Sc e To-
NAVAL SroRLs-Ihe absence OF supplies pre-
vents transactions. There have been few sales
OF rae to extra pale ros;n at s4al 80 per Dbl, and
spirits turpcntiac at 4lc per gallon.
FREIGnTs.-To Liverpool oy steam, I'd 2 IS on
npands, and I.:d on sea islands; By sail, "a 2 b
on upland cotton, AID "a 2 on sea
island cotton. TO !lsvrc, By steam, non-
nal; by sail, nominal at &c Oil upiands
and lasc on sea Islands. Coastwise to
New York, by steam, &c q ID on upland-
and &c on sea islands; ty sail, 'Ec = ID on up
lands. 70 Boston, by s:salu nominal; by SAL, u
exc ID on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
sc p ID on upsands; 10y sall somewhat nom
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, H@Sc b Oh
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcuAEoE.-Stcr.irs co day bills 2lfI@21sSS.
DOMESTIC EyCuANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at Par to q premium, and sell at y
OK premium. Outside they purchase at par 10
u premium, and sell at AD51c premium.
GuLD.-Euytng at ll@l2, and selling ut To-
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NOSGROVE'S SODA WATER MANU-
" FACTORY and Bottling Warerooms for Bass
and Nibhcrl's London Ales, 81 Market st.
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ClIAFEE & CO., WM. H., WHOLE
" SALE Dealers In Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
Gc; AGENTS for EXton's Crackers, 20i East Bay.
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6 :: 6 8 6 8 g 8 s :

= z
THO THE WORKING CLASS.-WE ARE
c1ustnri r,n Dnrneut at homo. tlie wl!ule'of the
Time. or for tie spare moments. Business new.
light and rruhta,e. re:s'.is Of either seH easily
earn nom so ceuls 10 $t ser evening. ami pro.
porturai SUN bv tlevothg their whole tiClr 10 the
business. Boys aE,l girls earn nearly as ElEc:, IS
a,cn. That all who see Ills notice may st,rl their
address. and test the business we make THIS uL'
purai!rir,l offer: To such az are nn well satisfied
We VIII send 81 Ia rr:y fCr The ir.ili i'" w:;;ilT.
Full particulars, valuable sa:iit!r @i.ch w: dc
to commence work OIL, and cnpy OF Tie lco.
ple's Literary Companion --nte OF she l;'rstsi
and best family newspapers published al. seu'
profitable WORK, address Z. Z. -ALlEH ~.
Augusta, Maine. lanl' Slaos
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NllAFEE'S TONIC, THE BEST AND
" most pleasant Stomach Regulator extant.
Chitee & Co., No. DOT East BAY. Manufacturers.
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CHAPIN & CO., L., MANUFACTURERS
4 aud Dealers in Carriages, lIarness, &C., 20
Haync & IS IS PIncEncy ST.; also, 1o3 Meeting 81.
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GtURWIN & CO., WAI. s., IMPORTERS
" and Dealers In CoIce Whnes, Erandics Teas
and Groceries Wholesale and Retail 275 King ST.
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MEMORANDA.

The SCR S E Woodbury. from Bueksvillc, c
arrived at Baltimore Apri! II.
The schr ] e Marshall Leland, from George
town, &, arrived at Boston April 10.
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TURNITURE WAREKUOAIS, ESTAB-
Il LlSHED 1888. d. II. Sleek, Nos. lis, 1T and
lTy King st. Goo,ls carefully packed and shipped.
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EOLLIN, G., TOBACCO COMMISSION
IL Merchant, Manufacturers Agent for the
sale OF Standard Brands NJ. Isl East Bay.
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II OLDSMITH il Sun, MOSES, 4, 4 AND
VI svendue Range, Wholesale Dealers In Iron,
Metals, Rags, Paper Stock, Hides Wool &c.
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VuARLESTON HOTEL, THE BEST
" regulated and FINISHED House in the South.
crn States. +. H. JACKSON, Proprietor.
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nUVAL 4 SON, J. b., MANUFACTURE
~ ERS Of Tinware, Dealers in Stoves House
Furnishing Goods &c. 3S7 King ST.
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TRENCH CHINA AT r L ID UC E ID
ELLIS, Agent, corner OF King and Liberty sts.
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FASON IRON WORKS, ESTABLISHED
lI ls3S. Nassau and Columbus streets: Steam
t,pmas Marine Portable nd Stationery. Boilers.
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4 LLAN, JAMES, WATCHES, CLOChS,
N Jewelry. Sterling Silver, platcdware, Spec
Iaues Fancy Goods &C., No. 30T King street.
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HENEREY. WM. s., 3l4 MEETING ST.,
Ill Machinist and Founder, Manufacturer Of
Engines, and improved Agricultural Implements.
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NOUTEVENIER BROS, SUCCESSORS
" to A. llllng.) dealers in Millinery, Fancy
Gootis TOYS Chlna. Glassware. &c, 237 King ST.
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DAIiDUI, ALFRED "A, AGENT OF TIE
ID Havana Cigar Factory" La Valentino" lls
EuSt BNy street.
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U INSNIAN & HOWELL, GENERAL
IN Commission Merchants, and Agents for
Names SIperphosphate of Lime. No 12S East Bay.
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Business Gar0s.

A DAMS, DAMON & CO., 16 BROAD ST.,
N Dealers in Stoves Ranges, Crates, &c: Agents
Tor the Automatic Washing Machine and Mrlhgcr.
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x URNEY, WNI., FACTOR AND COMMlS-
VI SION Merchant, lo2 East Bay, aud Accom-.
mediation Wharf.
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DISCHOFF d CO., HENRY, WHOLE
p SALE Grocers, ami Dealers in Wines, Ii
uuurs Cigars Tobacco &c. ls7 East Bay.
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DAKEk, II. F., & CO., SHIPPING AND
ID t.omns sinn Merchants. Central Wharf.
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DAZAAR, +. Won SANTEN, IMPORT
- Err Of Paris Fanc Goods, Toys, French Con-
jer,ionerv India Rubbe Gcntls &C., No. oo9 King st.
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T YONS i MURRAY. WHOLESALE AND
IL Retail Dealers In Boots. Shoes. Trunks, &c,
Is Market St., near Meeting, Sign Of .'Hig Booi.m
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A RCHER'S BAZAAR, 363 KING ST.,
n Wholesale and Retail Notions and Fancy
I:,u,3s so u,r cent. less than elsewhere.
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A MAR, G. W.-CuOICE DRUGS, CHE
n MICALS, Surgical Instruments, periuineries u.
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MARBLE WORKS.-THE OLD ESTAb-
Yl- LlSHMENT f. r. WHITE, Proprietor, l1s
Meeting ST. next old Theatre lot
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CONNER CLdL NEUS.

Exports
NEW uAvEN-rcr schr Ecipsc-15c,ooo feet TIM
her end boards.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
~ Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 13, lS7e.)
CoTToS.-The demand w.s limited with mod
crate business doing, prices showing no chang"
of note; sales near coo bales, viz: 81 at 20; at
2o6: AZ at OK; Is at 2oel GO q: II; 90 at a1; at
2lH; 81 at 22c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
ordinary to good ordinary .....lS Gg2os
Low'midu!ing ...................s! g
MiQdtng. - 22Sy
Strict middling O.
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TLEMING'S WORM CONNECTIONS,
(SANTONINE.)

They are purely vegetable, safe and sure. The
best In use. For sale by Dr.. II. BAER,
No. 131 Meeting street.
oc,s Wholesale Agent
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NATTHIESSEN, WSI., STAR Shirt
lYl Emporium and Fine Clothing and Tailoring
House. Gents, Furnishing GnmiS 2:i King 81.
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T A CRIOLLA.--JOSE JARA, IMPOR-
IL TER and Manufacturer OF Havana Cigars
Wholesale and Retail. cor. Meeting and Market Sis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

LEoERDEMArN.-Prof. Hasslmaysr annonncss
that he will give two Of his unique and excel.
lent entertainments 1t Turner Hall, in this city,
on Monday and Tuesday evening Of next vesk.
His exhibitions a.s pronounced Of very supe.
rior order BY the press generally. Hers il one
from the Chicago Journal Of recent date:
HAsELxAIER AT FARwELL HALI.-The
novel exhibition Of Prof Haselmsyer commenced
st Fsrwsll Hall, last night and, although the
weather ywas wretchsdly bad. the audience was
fair, aud very enthusiastic. Hsselmayer u .
magician Of the Arst order. and his trained O..
nssiss arc woadsrs.. His exhibition 10 vsrisd,
very smuains, does not drag, and the audience
Is kept in good humor throughest Aside from
the magical and animated portion Of the exhi.
bition, his execution upon the "Sylooarfe." .
novel musical instrumsat 10 woadsriul. Dif6.
cult musical compositions. requiring very rarid
moveneats, are performed with ease and preci.
sion. Tho pleasant Hsselnayer acquitted him.
self admirably, and no doubt, if the weather per.
nit., Fsrwell Hall viii DO Alled hefore the end
Of the week.
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The MAGIC NUMBER.-No ~" over the en-
trance of Burke g. Heensns store, on L. Sale
street, is the magic number, and to pass in under
it is to assure you that you will find a small
fortune in the way Of good bargains in all kinds
OF goods. Franklin's maxim, that "a penny
saved is penny earned" has 1 special applica.
ton here, for you cannot only save pennies, but
dimes and dollars BY trading at this store with
No. "17' at its portals. Burke g. Heenan have
marked their goods 80 low that you will derive
spositive benefit in ready cash by trading here.
They give you reliable goods at 30 low figure
that the public generally do not fail to appre-
ciate the fact, hence it is that though business
may be ever 50 dull elsewhere, there is always a
crowd Of people and rush of business at their
store. We cannot enumerate all tho goods they
keep for want Of space, but we can say that their
dry goods, dress goods, boots and shoes, hats and
caps, erockery and grocery departments are oil
full Of choice goods.
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MRS DEANS ,CONCERTs.-The Cantata Con-
certs given by Mrs. Carrie A. Dean on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, were really delightful.
and should have filled the hall ON both evenings
yet we are sorry to say the lady had but tha
audiences and finds herself sadly behind fnan-
cially, to say nothing of the modification of this
apparent want of appreciation by the public,
whom she tried so hard to please. She has spent
couple of weeks here teaching the children
music and training them free of charge, and it is
shameful that she should have had so poor an
ackno wledgement of her services. She is lady
OF decided talent, aud wherever she may go is
entitled to full confidence aud q generous pat
ronage.
There were, doubtless, many obstacles in the
way OF her success at Ottawa Just at this time
The weather was intensely cold both evening. !;
then our people are busy getting ready for the
holidays, while grand fair and festival in pro.
sress at the new congregational church attract
ed nearly everybody in that direction. If not
too much discouraged, and Mrs. Dean could be
induced to repeat her efforts here some time
after new year, we have no doubt she would find
our people great deal less churlish and unsp.
preciative than her late experience justifes her
in considering them.
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CAlca8os Hock lsland L PaciAe 0aureaa.
Untu further notice trains pass Ottava
al
Ottawa Post once.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF NAILS:
DRAMATIC INSTRUMENTATION Thursda,

DRAMATIC ENTEKTAINMENT.-Un Thuf0day
evening next. our amateur dramatic troupe
promise q superior public entertainment at Turn
Hall The leading piece will be "Ths Honey.
moon," in which the following ladies aud gentle.
men will appear in the different characters Of
the play: Harry Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Lewis, Miss Bssnett, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. NJ LIE.
land, Lothrop Perkins, Geo. Sherwood, T. Mac.
KnlAy and Miss Eberhsrt. The entertainment
will conclude with THE Obstinate Family" !"
A very lauehsble sfterpiece. The proceeds will
20 to charitable object. We hope to see full
house on this occasion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-24

CAN'T BB BEAr.-Jscob Degen, west of the
postofacs, challenges any man In town on dress.
ing sheep. BE keeps only first class meat. in
his ahop. and sells cheaper than any butcher in
the city. 1t will pay you to call and see him.
Thursdsy last he had . couple Of sheep hanging
st bis door dressed by himself. They were
beautifully adorned with flowers, a,gs, &c., all
cut out On the surface with knife in such
perfection - proves "JAke" to be an accom-.
plishsd artist He had also very fine fat beef,
raised BY Ambrose Trumbo. Jake is good
butcher and . square man to deal with.