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BURNETFsS COCAINE

~ EAN = rs NWCWA TNE
Has Received Universal Endorses
ment.
No other preparation possesses such re-
markable properties for embellishing and
strengthening the hair and rendering it dark
and glossy. 1t cures badness and eradi-
Gates dandruff.
Burnett's Flavoripg Extracts are the best.
ie4-S, Tn, Th&w1m
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Grand Rattle To Might.

Those having chances in the rattle Of the
handsome Gold Watch and Ring for the pur-
pose OF erecting a tombstone TO the late G.
BRUINS, who was a Knight of Pythias and
Turner. are hereby notified that the rattle will
take place at O'Clock TO -NIGaT at HENRY
Suffers, on West Broad street. Tickets Soc
A few more chances left.
BY order of the Committee.
CHAS. SELLER,
je16-lt Chairman
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Cement.
CEMENT.

1900 Bills. ROsendaIe Cement
Cargo of schooner Enchantress, just received
and for sale by
c.. Il. GLIB e Il T s. CO.
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TaylOr's mackinaV Hats,
At LaFar's. mY23-tf
Duck Vests, marseilles Vests.
A nice assortment at LaFar's. my23tf
The Tybee Hat
At LaFar's. my23-f
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Haye you tried the new Cigarettes, "Qpera
PuRss'i They will not STICK to the lips.
ie11-S, Tu, Th&Tel1t
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DesIHn & Co., Clothing TO order.
Samples shown and measures taken a.
IsFar's. ny23-tf
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Hats

A great variety, at reduced prices, at La
Fairs. mY23-u
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The latest novelty in Cigarettes is the
"Opera Puffs.'' They will not stick to the
lips. je11-S, tn, Th&Tel1t
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ENGLAND And ARIZONA
ENDORSE THE
MathuShek Piano.

LONDON, May "a, 1881.
Messrs Lltdden Dc Bates:
The Mathushek Piano you sent me seems to
stand the damp English climate better than
those manufactured here, for it keeps in per-
feet tune and has never fallen. 1t is greatly
admired. MRS. HICKS.
GLOBE ARIZONA, April IS, 1881
Mdthushek Piano Md7s'f'g Co., NesU York:
GENTLEMEN-You have never solicited from
me an endorsement of the Mathushek Piano |
therefore feel it is duty owe you to write you
what think about my Mathushek, bought of
you over year ago. 1t is here in a mountain
town 8, 500 feet above sea level, where the at
mosphere is very dry, and where furniture,
such as chairs, for instance, hold together but
short time before they must be wired; the
thermometer ranges for seven months in the
year between 50 and 10 degrees. This Piano
came here by sea, around Cape Horn, aud was
over three months on the salt water yet to day
it is IN as perfect order and condition as achen
bought 1T. and what is more wonderful. it has
hardly a note out OF tune, aud the power and
volume OF sound is as strong as ever. IT HAS
NOT BEEN TOUCHED BY TUNER IN OVER
TEN MONTHS. Two or three parties coming
here to live have brought new pianos of other
makers than yours; when they arrived they
were pianos. but now they sound like bones in
a box.
thought would write this letter simply for
your own satisfaction, as am, from my resi-
dence in this warm climate, competent to say
that the Mathushek Patent Piano is the one
suited for these countries, and as our camp
grows l shall personally recommend them to
any one wishing to purchase PIANO. Very
truly yours A. f. SWITZERLAND.
MATHUSHEK PIANOS
On EASY TERMS at
LUDDEN & BATES
MUSIC HOUSE.
je16-Th, M&wtf
COAST LINE RAILROAD OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, June Is, 1881.
Special Schedule for Races
THUNDERBOLT RACE COURSE
THIS DAY.
OARS will leave Bolton street at 2:35 800 and
~ 1886 p. m. Returning, viii leave Thunder
FRANK LAMAR,
je16-1t Superintendent.
Liberty, Not License! One Trial
Win Prove.
A FACT.
La Belle Perique Cigarettes,
TOBACCO WRAPPERS. Also, a fine line Of
KEY WEST CIGARS, SMOKING TOBACCO,
etc.
-. - O Lo III 9 N.
my2 Pm AGENT Marshall House Block
STRAYED.
GTRAYED. from the pasture of VIM. Clarey.
- on Tuesday, the 14th inst, between the
hours of and 3. a small light red Cow, with
white TANKS and tail, white star in the centre
OF the forehead, short, straight horns rather
wild in appearance. Any person bringing in
formation of her to the owner, j. MURPHY,
No. II Houston street, Savannah. will be re-
warded. je16-2t
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BUTTER.

FRESH TENNESSEE BUTTER
In 10 and 20 pound cans. For sale cheap.
]. s. COLLINS g. CO,
No. Is Market Basement, Southwest Corner.
ie16-ft
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Summer Scarfs. Grenadine Tiess
and White Lawn at LaFar's. my23-tf
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Manila Hats % so to "a, all styles, at La
Fairs, mySS-H
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SIGNAL SERVICE OBSERVATIONS AT 1914 P. ".
(sAvASSAH MEAN TINEl JUNE IS: 1881.
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Hurrab for CentraI!

When weary and wanting rest go to
Famous" and get well dressed, then haste
to Tvbee to the seashore, take in Fbanez's
and McVeigh's, and don't let stocks worry
you. Ii perchance wind or waves carry off
your hst or some thief appropriate your
clothes, return to "Famous" and make Cen
trail foot the bill. je4-tf.
stThe Deadlock Broken at Last.s'
The nation has been watching events at
Albany, N. Y, with great interest. The
dead lock that Chills and Fever has on suf-
fering humanity has been broken by Kief-
fer's Peruvian Cure. For sale by all drug
gists and country dealers at 25c. bottle.
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The Only Place for Fine Hats
At LaFar's, my23-tf
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B. J. AcKEJII,
JOB LOTS
FROM
NE" YORK AUCTIONS.
NEW YORK AUCTIONS

Ok DOZEN Misses LACE Nrrrs =.
20 dozen Ladies' Isle GLOVES "a,
pair. &C. lVe per
so dozen Ladies' LONG LACE Glow,
Csc, 4ec and Soc. ~ Is, 2e,
20 pieces Double Width LACE RTrvTr,,o.
per yard, worth 35c. AiNdS' &c.
20 pieces LACE LENos at i5c., worth %.
25 Ladies' SUN UMBRELLAS % ino.
worth 50 IS. 'H0h' a. GS,
50 Ladies' SUN UMBRELLAS. "a inch 80.
worth 50 80. A0H' II E5
rs Ladies' BRoCADED PARAsors -
worth So 50. at KS
10 cases JAPANESE and other FANS
1c. up. -A''o uom
pieces BLACK GRENADINES at ,ao
yard. a. Ue. Per
20 pieces COLORED LACE BTrNTrvno
o4c., recently sold at Csc
Is pieces a LACE BoRDERED wuuv
SCOTCH LAWNS at 15c., worth 25e 'i''LE
so pieces WHITE SCOTCH LAWNS. t,ol
$50 dozen C7ILDREN's FANCY HOSP
15c. to Sec, all under value. iiol
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Excursion 10 Tybee.
Family excursion to Tybee to-day. Boat
leaves wharf at ten O'Clock. jelo IL
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savannah Members of the New York
Cotton Exchange.

OOtLOn EACudHBes
The following named gentleman Of Ssvan-
nah we're last week elected members Of the
New York Cotton Exchange: Octayus
Cohen. Of Octavds Cohen Il Co.; Perry NJ.
DeLeon, Max Meter and NJ. Hamilton.
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Rrnpnsals.
To Railroad Contractors.

THE PENSACOLA AND ATLANTIC RAIL
Il ROAD COMPANY will receive proposals
for the construction of the first twenty-five
miles east of Pensacola, and the first twenty
five miles west Of Chattahoocbee. Bids may
be made for graduation, bridging, cross ties,
or any other portion separately, or for all the
work.
Proposals viii be entertained also for the
construction of the interval between these two
located sections, upon the personal examina-
ton of the line by the bidders, the Company
not having settled the exact location.
Specifications and other details can be seen
at the Company's Office, Pensacola, on and af
ter July 3D.. Bids will be opened July 18th.
The Company reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Proposals should be sealed and addressed to
w. d. CHIPLEY.
Vice President and General Supt.
Pensacola, Fla.
JUNE 9, 1881. jel3-12t
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SapelO Quarantine Station.
SAPELo QUARANTINE STATION, May 81, 1881.
This general Quarantine Station, established
by the National Board of Health at Sapelo
Sound, Ga, is opened for the season.
While especially designed for the protection
of all South Atlantic ports from Savannah,
Ga, to st. Augustine, Fla, any vessels with
sickness on board can enter for treatment
w. Fl. ELLIOTT,
Inspector National Board of Health.
my21-S, Tu, Th.tJy1
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signal observations.

Comparative statement OF temperature at
Savannah, taken from the Signal Service
rncnrIs.
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Sworn to Kilt the Gar.

PARIS, July 2l.-M. Bsronoff, the Chief of
Police. received 40 anonymous letter stat.
ing that on the 18Th July the Emperor of
Russia was to be sssassiuated. The letter co.,
taiucd nothing more. Baronoff made il q uiries
in every direction. and sscertaiucd that q young
student had committed suicide under extrsor-
binary circumstances. the mao having first run
himself through with his sword without irjur.
ing q vital part. AID having then lodgsd 9
bullet With bis revolver 10 his left temple, and
fading himself sill alive fred again 10 bis
other temple aud 10 the Rapiog wound made
BY the sword. This determined suicide awak-
ened NJ. Baronoif's suspicious. He found the
man apparently dead, but. in fact. still breath.
ing and 10 sWoon. NJ. Baronof by the aid
OF tho doctors, caused the student to come to
lis senses aid to speak. The student declared
that he had formed part of q sac.et society of
twenty nihiIsts who had oil sworn to kill the
Emperor. They had drawn lots sud i! had
fallen 10 bis lot 10 carry ont the plan Of sssass
nation on the 18th of July. Nineteen daggers
we're suspended over his head, and his brother
nhiliSts swors to kill him il be showed the
slightest hesitation, but Notwithstanding this
threat his heart failed him, and he resolved to
die by bis own hand. Before committing
suicide he had written to NJ. Baronoff, with
The oonvio:ion that ono Of his fellow oonspira-
tors would Immediately take his place. Tha
Suiei it lived uoti the 18th Of July. Before
breathing bis last he revealed III, names of his
nineteen brother nil Lists, who have been all
secured by tho polio,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

At the approaching convection to nominate
successor TO Governor Holiday, an effort will be
made to have represented the agricultural Glass
OF Virgins, and Robert Bsverly, of Fauquier
county is the farmer in every respect worthy
OF the nomination. He has for many years de-.
voted considerable attention to the affairs of the
State. His wealth inherited, as wall as scquir-
ed By ceaseless industry and thrift. elevases him
sooVe the sordid aims of The moro politician.
DE has made the best ''corners'' in cattle. grsin
and cotton. and land specustions, thereby
am ssslng an immense fortune, OF any citizen Of
the State and his advice has for years been to-
Voked by the Executive in Richmond in matters
or State policy. and by Committees of Congress,
as the friend Of popular education ha was APP
appointed member of the Board of Visitors to
blacksourg Agricultural College, and had the
pluck since the war, to ship about the first load
OF tat cattle from the shores of VIRGINIA to Euy-
land. BY his devotion to The political welfare
OF Virgins. by his example OF energy and es-
terprise to our youth, and the display of eound
practical judgment in sll the depsr;m ants of
business and politics, The people of Virginia
through their delegates may be assured tina no.
mlnatIon and election of Mr. Beverly would
develop in him attributes and acts greatly to
their beet interests.
TAX PAYER.
Salem. Fauquier 90, W.. July ~, 1881,
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The Weather I'm Europe.

LONDON. July 2l.-The weather this morn,
ing is cool. clear and very ple.s; int. There
he's been 90 rain here, but thsrs Was some ID
ParIs again last evening. causing moch relief
aod the atmosphere is agreeabIy COOL There
we're three deaths from sunsroke 10 Paris on
Tuesday. The director of the observatory
declares TINT thoro is 20 authentic r2oord Of
such hsat. Two deaths from lightning OCCUR
rod near Argetsn. A letter from Paris, dated
yesterday, ssys: 10 oil mp visits to Paris
this is the worst summer by far | havs ever
know; old residents say they have never sesn
its like. Ga Tuesday the Thermometer res cred
l0l degrees 10 the sbad, and it has bean 96 to
% nea!ly every day siac, the l0sh iust, The
bun has been awful, and horses and men have
Wited. The streets hsva been scauty washed
and sprnkled, some of them not at all. The dust
rises 10 feggy clouds and bad smells fill the air
In doors and out doors. II Paris escapes an
epidemic it will be lucky. There ara very few
American tourists here; all who could have
gone seeking cooler spoot. Il is said that The
wheat sud other crops are suffering from tho
heat, and in the absencs Of rain the produce
Will be m1ch below that of last year.
BERLIN, July 2l.-The heat here On Tuesday
and Wednesday was almost iotolsr.bJe and cav,
eral cases Of suuslroks occurred. A violent
thunder stern % Wednesday brought some
relief
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VIRGINIA NERS.

Socrates Brooks. died at his homo in Man
chester yesterday hfter lingering illness. MIR.
Brooks was for four years m.mber of the
General Assembly, and leading politician.
tie vas uhole-soulod, generous and chival.
rous gentleman.
The bark Templar, With c,rg, Of S,3lS
barrels OF flour. shipped By the GlIeso Mills
COMPANY, sud ZOOS barrels fl 3ur shipped from
Baltimore. the whelo valued at 500, $50. IS.
cleared at Richmond yesterday for Rio do
Janeiro.
Roar Admiral Rodgers left Washington yes.
teriay on the United States steamer dispatch,
Ter Norfolk, where he will examine a trsc; of
lowlaud which the governments desirous of
purchasing tor the purpose of extending Tie
fresh water basin at the Norfolk navy yard.
Tho Richmond AID Alleg any Railroad Com.
piny hes purchased 800 feet CT river front at
Richmond for tho purpose OF engaging its dock
properly and improving it with freight depots,
grain elevator, etc. Tho pr q, paid was
100000 The property belonged to the Mayo
estate.
Tho members Of the Richmond and Danve
railroad syndicate, holding &c. ga shares of tho
stock, have formed a pool. 10 LAST for a pericd
OF ten years. The stock will BIO deposited ". IN
tins Central Trust Company of New Yctk,
which company will issue pool certificates there.
tor TO the parties entitled,
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DIed. from His Insuries,

NEW YORK. July 2l.-Gsorge 4. Coles,
who was shot on Tuesday by Mrs. EIiz iboth
Coleman Oh the cJrutr OF Brcome Street and
the B,wary, died last evening at the Chambers
Street Hospital. Tho womsu, who claimed
that her victim had ruined aud betrayed her,
vas artaigned 10 The Essex Msrkst Polio,
Court yesterday. and after preIimiosry ex-
animation committed tor trial. She Was ssk.
cd by newspaper reporter how long she
had known C2les and how sue became acqusitt.
ed With him. She said she bad been acquaiot.
ed with him about two months and thas she
frat SAW bin at Miners Thsatrc. Sho and
her nioce, you5g sirl abou. seventeen years
OF sge, weot TO the plsco one hight. They had
not good seats. This man placed them 10 bat
ter seats. When they lett the theatre he fol-.
lowed them home aud forced himself upon
thor company, remsfkiez that he had found
out whore they lived and must SEQ them gain.
After that he used 10 send free admission tickets
to the throatre aud called, With the pretenc, of
coursiug, upon her niece. Finally no invited
her out he!ssf aud gave her driok. which
she said must have been dragged for sbe
remembered no!hing after that till she
found herself 10 the bedroom alone with
this msu 10 strange house. When abe
reaiiz,d the situation she burst toto tears AMI
exclaimed sbe YVES ruinod and that she should
lose Husband and children. Coles told her he
would proYide for her aud mad, many promises
to CHECK her giief. By persuasion and threats
OF exposure she heoamo aiterwsrd more and
more uade: his itaaerc,. Coles. in his ante
morlem statement, svorrsd that ho was led to
suppose that sue was single Womau.
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NEWS OF TIE DAY,

1t is expected that the Brooklyn bridge will
be completed during the month of November.
The total number of emigrautS which arrived
in the United States for The yeer ending Jaru
ary 3Olh was 5000.
In the two ballots for succstsor to Mr..
Qonkl!Dg. at Albany yesterday. MIR. Laphsm
cime within four votes of an election.
Another fatal case Of loekisw, consequent
upon wound received by boy from toy pis.
tol. is reported. This sHells the number now
to twenty.one.
The Mississippi State Prohibition Convention
met at jackson yesterday. The action Of the
convention ls directed towards getting tho next
legislature to tu5mlt an amendment to the
State constitution prohibiting the liquor traffic,
The General Butler syndicate, which has had
az expert examining the properly of A. Il w.
Spragus for some time, minated az offer y,s.
terday Of 81 347 900 for tho entire estate. This
lsa little less than thirty per can't. of tho indtb-
ednesS.
MIS-. John Fichtner. the wife OF we'll known
German carpenter and builder, in Louisville,
KY, threw concentrated lye into the face of
Or. q. w. Priest, prominent dentist, ct bis
office yesterday, and, it is thought, destroyed
bis eyes. Tho woman alleges that DR.. Priest
seduced her, which he denies.
The Mexican government bss received from
the United States government two silver COB
lists aud ono gold aud three silver medals, TO-
tended by the latter government to be given TO
two Mexican captains and throe sailors for hay
ing rescued the officers and crew of the Amer
lean schooner Teutonia, which was wrecked
near Mazatan last December.
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Religions ssGam5Iing,o

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Ths pastor Of the
Methodist Church q. hadaiogton dropped q
religious bomb among his congregation on last
Sunday evening, which exploded with telling
effect The Bellevue Literary Irs.itu!e has
been boldiog q lair for the purpose OF raisog
meney to Iiquda:o the debt upon its building.
Like great mary other fairs cf like
character several articles were CHANGED
of at sums ranging from 10 10 Is c,n!s q
chance. Of course thora could be but one
lucky holder Of tho ticket drn sing the "capital'
or approximation" prizss while the unfcrtu.
nate ones got nothing for their money. This
manner of increasing the exchequer Of the In
stitue the plain old orthodox oarson of tho
Methodist Church characterized in his ssrnon
on Sunday evening last by the Anglo,Saxon
term OF gambling" 1t was q shocking term 10
be applied to the worthy enterprise, in the es!i-
nation of the fair sex and public spirited chi.
valry who were conducting the fsir, and the Of.
feet OF tho gcstting denunca.on On the part of
the preacher was to cause 8 decided division CT
sentiment among the congregation.
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Financial.

New York. July 2l.--Tba Posts Gn4pcisl
article ,aSs: rho stock market opened ! )
higher then it clossi yesterday. Shon after tn,
openiag the geacral list advanced 81. out b.
fore tho ti;s. board tha whole market besao 10
d:o,inc. and by 1880 O'clock ha! lal!su a,li
per cent. the isicr Milwaukee end 81. Pani.
which sold as ioE as III; Northern Pacific me-.
forrod dec'inod y to rs; jersey Ceu!ral u 10
923; Northwest per cant to 1881; Denver aud
RIO Grnude 1t to l02;; Western Uniou TeIo.
graph to SO; New York C:nuaI / TO l42l;
METROPOLITAN Elevated ! per cant 10 97s; Dt!s
ware Lsckawsna and Wes'ern I to 1872. AID
Texas sud Pacific 3 to 6GB. Sipc, 1880 o'o!:ck
there has been al ad7onu, of b.ls; tho lsit,r
Jersey Coniral. hliiweukes eua 81. Paul Ia,
advacc:d j.; Northern Pacific pref :rrod !;
Uuion Pao6c s; Western Uaidn Teloxrarr
j; Delaware, LaoaaWsDa and Western !.
Money has bcea in superabuodsnt Simply b,
2i24 per cant en- Governments and 9! 3 per
CENT on stocks Time loans aad primo msls
cin,ils paper are unchanged. Guvernman.
bonds hsva been fits ADD faction higher,
egoep. ior the A., which deo'iasd ! per c.u,.
Stats hords Sers Steady, ADD railroad bod
dull and irregular.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tho dwelling of the Statue to the
Confederate Dead at CuIpeper. :.

Confederate Dead at CuIpeper. :.
lSpecial dispatch to the Alexsudria Gszette.
CULpEPER. Va, July 2l.-Notwiths!andiug
lhs rsin fall during ihs entire forenoon tbs IN,
yelling Of the monumapt to the Confederate
dead drew en- immense crowd Of psople to this
town to dsy. vsriously estimated at FROM six to
eight tbcu,atd persons.
The procession Termed at IL O'Clock 10 front
of the armory, headed by the Culp,per Minute
Men. followed by The visiting military oompa.
nies from Alexandra. Wsrrenton and Ohar-
lottesville, the veterans of the late war and the
Masonic and Good Templsr lodges CT this and
adjoining counliss.
The procession was fully mile long ard ex.
tended from The iowa 10 The Citizsns' Gene
terry, where tho ceremonies took plso, under
the auspices Of the Masonic fraternity.
Addresses we're made by Gen, Fitz Lee, R1.
Gov. Kemper, Hon. John Goode and Gen.
Walker. The speakers were introduced by
| Gen. Jsmes Field.
After the ceremonies were over the process
sion returned to the town where superb dinner
awaited the visi!ora, which WAS handsomely
served by the ladies of the town and county.
All tho public buildings and private residences
were handsomely decorated.
Everything passed of pleasantly, and the oc.
casion was tina 9rsndest ever known in the his
| tory of old Culpeper.