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Central & SOathWeslsgs r. r.

SAVANNAH, GA, feptember 4th, 1873
nN and after MONDAY, September 6th. 8
I passenger trains on me Central and Eof
Nssseyn rssCroAasE 9ad o<an,iss ptit ~
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HEALTH is WEALTH!

DR. E. O. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ TREATMENT: A specific for Hysteria
Dizziness, Commissions, Nervous Headache
Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory, Sperma-
torrhoea, Impotency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by over exertion,
self-abuse, or overindulgence, which leads to
misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 box, or boxes for IS; sent
antee 6 boxes to cure any case. With each or
der received by as for boxes, accompanied
with So, we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to return the money ii the treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
by OSCEOLA BUTLER, Druggist, corner Bull
and Congress streets, Savannah, Ca. Orders
by mail DromptIv attended to-
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SAILED YESTERDAY

VI, Steamer David Clark. Hanowes. Brunswick
Woodbridge s. Hartman.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
N, BARK Wandering Jew Norton, New York
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TUESDAY. November /, 1881.
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DIAMOND sPECrACLEs.

FENHESE Spectacles are Manufacture. srx,r
Il MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES. H,alSa5
together, and are called DIAMOND m as.so,I,,
OF their hardness and brilliancy
Having been tested with the ,,olariscora ~,
dl@lLond lenses have been found to sdn,it A.
teen per cent. less heated rays than any othe,
psoole. They are gronnd with great scjsntins
tons, and produce q brightness and digtinctness
OF glslon not befors attained in spRcracIes.
manufactured by the Spencer O.,y.x.sI Mani,
featuring Company, New York.
tor sale by responsible agents in every cir,
N zoe Un.cn; =. ?. HAMILTON, Jeweler anc
o. Escla l. ts Sole Agent for Savannah, Ga, from
WhOn they can only be obtained. No peddlerF
employed. Do not buy pair unless you Sc
GLASSES q speciality. !
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Charleston & Savannah RV. G

SAVANNAH, GA, October 9TH, 1888
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, October B,
~ 1885 p. NJ, and until further notice, trs
will arrive and depart as follows:
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IS Steamship Pontiac (B % Scott, Barcelona
muir, Duckworth & Co.
Steamship Venice (Br). Beard. Bremen-A
Minis & Sons.
~ Bark Milton (Nor), Kroger, Trieste-Holst &
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. ETC.
EVENiNG RETOEI

PARIS, October 81, 5 D. m.-Rentes s4f INC
NV Sc.A, October 81 -Excnsrge. 81 SJ1<
.+eVsFnIo - bonds quiet but firm; new ives,
Iu<' IoaE sn1 haif per cents, il3; four per
c-ncE, ll618 Money 4lI6 per cent. and l-32 per
diem. -'rfr bOnt:s moderately active.
cs--rarcE. /. b.O35 146 %
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SAVANNAH MARKET.

Crr1CE OF THE MORNING NEWS.
SAvANSAH, october 81, 1881, P. n.
l,.--,v This market opened steady, with
-, demand. At p. m. middling fair de-
'.l,r.5 ls,. and good middling lice. the market
-. ouiet. sales :. $50 bales. We quote:
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Passengers from Savannah for Brunsw
take this train, arriving at brunswick 6:00p.
Passengers leave Brunswick $3.50 a. m,
rive at Savannah 300 p m.
Passengers leaving Macon 200 q. m. ID
except Sunday connect at Jesup with this Il
for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train {
meet at Jesup with train arriving at Macon
p. m. daily Except Sunday.
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Bark Betty CGer) Lobman. Havre-wilder
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

ea Brig Toronto OBJ, Eagles, Genoa-A Minis &
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Ship Guldregn Nor), Doboy.
BARK VIM Wright. Brunswick.
Bark VIM Gordon, Darien.
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Savannah. Florida &W asfsGs

GENERAL MANAaETs'S OFETCx,
SAVANNAH, August 9th, 1881.
ON and after sUE0AY, August q. 1851, ]
lows:
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Shipping gHttlIiaeitfe.
MINIATURE ALMANAo-THIs DAY.

Sun RfsEs - ete
SUN SErs. mo
HIsH WATER AT FIT PULASKI. $50 A n 3.eo pm
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rlr.r-TIis market was comparatively quiet
~ some - barrels were sold az easy and
-,r,g suy-d values. We quote;
National Republican., 1881-09-03
Union Gospel Meetings.

In the absence of the pastors of many
OF the churches u series of union meetings has
been organized by icw energetic Christian work.
erS, ana such meetings are being held at DR., sun
dcrland's church. Four. and a-half street, every
Sabbath evening, at eight o'clock. An unusual
interest for this season OF The year has been mani
tested in these meetings and probably the largest
congregation In the city last Sunday evening was
assembled at this church, there being standing
room only The exercises consist of singing by u
good choir and short addresses by qualified lay
brethren on practical topics. Tho members OF
those churches whose pastors are absent from the
city and especially those who are not in the habit
OF attending upon religious services, are cordially
invited TO attend.
Those whose privilege II was to be present at
the gospel temperance meeting held in Waugh
Church last Sunday afternoon will rejoice to know
that another meeting, promising even greater in
terest, will be held at tho same place at three
o'clock tomorrow Sunday afternoon. The so.
ciGty which takes its name from this church have
entered upon the full campaign early aud zeal.
ously, and from what we know of the earnestness
OF. It's leading spirits and its work in the past
warm work may be look for oil Capitol HILL II
win be necessary to be on hand promptly 10 secure
n seat 10. morrow.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
RIDDLES OPINION.
What IIe Has 10 Say About the old Gnnrd-
House sale.

Commissioners Attorney Riddle has
rendered an opinion In reference to the sale OF the
old Central Guard House property, which Is In sub
stance reply to the opinion recently furnished by
General william Birncy us attorney for the pur-
chasing committee Of the Produce Exchange. In
the case Of the guard house Mr.. Riddle holds that
the District Ia merely authorized to sell its own
prbperty Tho District, he says, is the owner, has
power to sell, has sold, and may legally execute
the necessary conveyance In the face of Mr.. Blr-
ncy's opinion Mr.. Riddle concludes: al think the
Commissioners would be warranted In not tender
ing q deed to Mr.. Kilbourn. 1t may be well, how
ever to execute and tender ono to him, and If nb-
sent to his attorney for him. When that is for
mally refused the sale may be regarded as aban-
doncd or set aside, and resale ordered for that
reason"
The following misstatcments from the fertile
Imagination of C Post reporter appeared in that
journal yesterday:
The general idea regarding this "salon is that
the market company, represented by Mr.. Kibourn,
and nfterward transformed for the nonco, into the
Produce Exchange, or the syndicate Of butchers,
represented by Mr.. Hogc, wanted the property
when each found the other In the field. The for
felt was fixed ut 500, and both went ahead with
the "spirited bidding" until the property was
At tho time IL was well understood that that price
would never be paid for IT, All the movements
subsequently made have been to gain time, or
rather consume 1t. The plan has been so far sue
ccssiul that the butchers organization has already
gone to pieces.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
DOWN THE POTOMAC.
The Excursions To-day and To-MorrOw-
Pleasant Time Anticipated.

The oyster roast at Lower Cedar Point
tomorrow will undoubtedly attract tremendous
crowd Of people, The proprictors Of the Points
they will provide an immense quantity of oysters
for the pans. The steamer Thompson leaves at
eight o'clock sharp and the Excelsior at half.past
nine a, III. The beauty of the excursions to this
place is that there is always enough foreyerybody
n nd everybody gets served.
The steamer George Leary will leave tonight
for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, returning carly
Monday morning.
The Excelsior makes her usual trip to Quantico
to-day, making a morning and afternoon trip
The sail down the river on this steamer is always
delightful.
The steamer Corcoran will 80 down to Mount
Vernon as usual this morning, returning at three
o'clock p. IN,
The Mary Washington goes to Mount Vernon
Springs to-day, leaving at nine a. m. and return.
ing at four O'Clock in the afternoon.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
THE COMING REGATTA.
Arrival sna Expected Arrival OF Crews
That VIII Participate.


As the time approaches for the regatta
those interested in boating matters are eager TO
catch every bit Of ncws or gossip in regard to the
arrival Of the oarsmen who viii participate The
clubs which have already arrived have been mem
toned in THE REPUBLICAN, and the oarsmcn Will
now commence TO put IN their appearance
quite rapidly. The following crews will arrive to-
day; f. L. Parsons and c. NJ. schenck, double
sculls, Of Burlington, Iowa, will reach here this
morning, bringing their new paper boat made by
Waters, Of Troy. These gentlemen will show up
very lively in the races, and will prove worthy
competitors Of Holmes and Allen, Of Pawtucket
X. l., who are the present champions. They
will be quartercd with the Analoslans.
Rowe, the single scullcr Of Brooklyn, one of the
Scawanhaka Club is causing much favorable COM
ment by his style Of pulling lie is quaricrcd with
the Potomacs, and takes null OH the river each
morning and evening. The Minnesota four. Dared
crew present the results Of good training
aud their new boat, made by Davis,
OF Portland, excitcs decided curiosity and interest
II is the first ofts kind that has been seen, and is
arranged with two seats forward and two nft with
a space Of six feet in the centre. This arrange
mcnt is said TO decrease displacement and
MD the efforts of the crew as to
speed. The famous Hillsdne four-oarcd
c'cw Of Hillsdale, Michigan, which has held
| the championship for two years, will arrive this
morning and be guests of the Analostans This
crow Is composed Of c. W. Tcrwilligcr, bow; II. p.
Mead No. .; L. j. Beckhnrdt, No. Q, and f. b. Van
valkenburgh, stroke, and, with the exception of
Meade, is the same that has rowed for the past
two years. Another club that will
reach the city to-day is the Shawmuts, of Boston,
q Ak cared crow that has been training for some
time, and one which the citizens Of the Hub are
confident will win. The crew is an exceedingly
good one, and among the members nre
several good single sculls, netably Doyle
and Hayden. with the shawmus will
come J. J. King and Fox, who have both entered
for the junior singlo.scull race. 1t Is expected
that the badges, which are valued nt about $1,000,
and the plate valued nt several thousand dollars,
will be sent to-day to MIR. l. Kimball jr and will
bo plneed on exhibition at Galts.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
CnI.IEi,rInSA.
Tho NnlionnI Rines.

The regular monthly meeting Of The
RiAes was held last night Several applicants for
active membership were elected. Hon Thomas r.
Morgan and William II. Bailey wero, on application
elected honorary members Of the company The
company unanimously decided not 10 visit York.
town in october, for the reason that they have not
been able 70 obtain suitable accommodations
They have rendered iheirseNces to the Yorktown
committee for escort duty, and will assist In tie
entertainment OF military organizations visiting
Washington. The company have decided to give
q grand complimentary excursion to their honor.
AIRY members on the evening of September 22d.
They have engaged the steamer Excelsior the Ma.
rine Band, and many OF our best local musical
talent and propose making the excursion tho
gTandest given this season.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
National Theatre.

The repairs upon the National Theatre
are being pushed with considerable energy. Tho
auditorium is now forest OF scailolding, and
painters are touching up the frosco and gliding
the balconies, while paper.hangers are placing
upon the walls rich figured gold paper, with a
crimson velvet borderand an elaborate dado wains-
coating. The whole range of walls, from ceiling
to lower floor. will be papered and dadoed alike,
and when the house is lighted up the effect will
be exceedingly brilliant. The vestibuo is also be-
ing repaintod and a rich black walnut takes the
place of the drab and white paneling of the doors
Manager Albaugh is down from Baltimore
nearly every day experimenting the refttng oi
his theatre, while Mr.. Sam. Kinsley is here there
and everywhere, remembering every detail and
scanning each piece Of finished work to see If II
is fully up to the required standard The season
will open on Wednesday next with Barlow, PrIm-
rose, Wilson, and Vests Minstrcls.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
Continental club Excursion.

The first excursion Of the Continental
Club of this city to Point Lookout, which started
on Wednesday evening, was very enjoyable af-
fair, The steamer Jane Moseley carried the party,
which numbered about two hundred. Dan I'm.
mich's well.known orchestra furnished dance
music, while solos, Duets, and tros were rendered
by well.known local amateurs, among whom were
Miss Anna Lillybrdge, Mrs. s. II. Jecko, and
Messrs, Lillybndge, Whirple, and stockton. The
boat reached Point Lookout at Ave o'clock Thurs
day morning. Hero several hours were spent in
fishing, grabbing, counting, and bathing.
Every one seemed happy with perhaps a single
exception, and that Was Major Builum. The
genial major was full Of tribulalion from the time
the boat started until its return, As whole the
trip was very pleasant, and the club has been
asked to repeat 1t at early day which will prob
ably be done II nothing now unforeseen interYenes.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
Sanllny y.

saw Governor Tilden at Yonkers re-
Gently, and was surprised to see him looking so
vigorous for n man OF sixty.fye years. He ap-
pcarcd to be very cheerful, and attracted all tho
attention due to so distinguished parsonage. He
is not a sick man by any means, and may live yet
twenty yeas.-Nd0 FORK Correspondent Three
cheers for Sam! We have one great hope touch
ing him, and that is that he may be spared by q
wise Providence until 1884, when the leading place
upon the Democratic presidential ticket may be
given him. This country would like one more
chance at the sly old spider before he rolls himself
up in covering Of cipher kilograms and blows
nNYnN forever.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
Prize wnItz Excursion

There were twelve contestants for the
silver card basket offered MS aHprize to the best
lady walter on the excursion to occoquNn Falls
yesterday by Mr. +. 8. Randall, manager OF the
steamer Mary Washington, The basket was won
by Miss Emma Webster, of the Government Print
ing Ofice, assisted by Mr., J. KeNrney. A large
crowd wns present. numbering upward OF $50 pco.
pie Owing to tho success of this affair Mr, Ran
dali has decided to give another prize wallzing
excursion before the end Of tho season, which
closes September 10.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
THE STAFF OF LIFE.
OdIun, md sMimInIng.

Professor Robert T. Odlum, who first es-
tablished swimming school in this city, and who
has taught hundreds Of our people, young and old
10 iook CO. ;5i themselves when in the water, has
retired from the management of the swimming
school on street. 1t is stated that his former
patrons intend giving him complimentary ex-
cursion down the Potomac nt an carly day. He
laseryas
National Republican., 1881-09-03
CRACK Shots.
Tho Weekly Subscription Match at Ben.
ning's-Abner'nnd Laird the winners.

At the regular weekly military subscrip-
ton match at Benning's yesterday evening there
were fifteen original entries and fourteen re.
entries The following Is the shot -for-shot record
of scores that reached twenty-five or better:
National Republican., 1881-09-03
Dr. noyce.. Tnr,,i.h nn,h.

Go on the steamer Thompson to the big oyster
roast tomorrow at Lower Cedar Point. The boat
ntarls at eight o'clock sharp.
National Republican., 1881-09-03

TuE steamer Thompson leaves first for the Lowe
Cedar Point oyster roast Tomorrow morning, anC
rsmuins at the Point the longest
National Republican., 1881-09-03
Tho NiIedh nntha.

THE proprlctors of Lower Cedar Point give the
biggest oyster roast to morrow ever given on the
Potomac. Go carly on the Thompson.
National Republican., 1881-09-03

TiiE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jcwclry etc. Call or address
1lerzog, sos Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
LOCAL MENTION.

II you want to get chance at the big oyster
TNast nj Lower Cedar Point TO. o.motrOw go early on
the steamer Thompson
National Republican., 1881-09-03

sNoRE Ned Morcoes jewel" cigar. A straight
1ve.cent cigar No. 1907 Pennsylvania avenue.
Wi 10 .nppu doors
National Republican., 1881-09-03

Go on the carly boat, the steamer Thompson, for
Lower Cedar Point tomorrow morning TO the big
oyster roast
National Republican., 1881-09-03
Iron BittcrA.

TAKE the steamer Thompson carly Sunday
morning for Lower Cedar Point Oyster roast.
National Republican., 1881-09-03

Turkish, Russian, and sulphur Baths 903
Street Only hrst.class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
nAIdcrner nnirY IYnrnna. /,

Fresh Alderncy butter churncd every morning.
and delivered In 1gb Ward prints, at Sc. per ID.
Also cottage cheese, SC per ball buttermik &C. per
quart, and sweet milk, &c, per quart
National Republican., 1881-09-03

The National Safe-DepOsit Company
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con.
tnucs to receive valuabcS Of oil descriptions for
lafe koering at very low rates.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
A TRUE TONIC,

InoS BirrERs ave highiV recommended for all
Disease, requiring certain aud Efficient tonic, cs.
pecialy Indigestion, Dyspepsia Intermittent Ferers,
Want Of appetite, Loss Qr Strength Laet Of Enagy,
&C. E,riches ne bood strengthens he muscles and
pitts neD iUc to he ncrres. They act HEe charm on
ns digestive organs remorin9 all dyspcp'ic symptoms,
such oast,l0 The food teiching heat in he stomach,
heartburn, &C. The only Iron Preparation that tGil
not bidclen he teeth or 0ire hsddachc Write for he
p Bool, 80 pages amusing ond uscta reading sent
hts.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The Mcnther To.nnv.

For The Middle Atlantic States, including
he District Of Columbia, partly cloudy 'oedther wth
local rains near ne coast rdridHe tOfnds. stationary
barometer and temperature.
The thormometric readings yesterday were as
follows; a. M, lilo; IL a. m, 700; p. m, $40 ;
Z p. m, sOo IL p. M, 72.so; maximum, sso; mini
N 40
National Republican., 1881-09-03

Only Turkish bath in the city j09 st., near Jl
dietary So. Best shampoocr this side OF New lor
National Republican., 1881-09-03
MIIhon,s EeNer and Ague Tonic

For Chis and Ftrer aud all Diseases caused by md'd.
rial poisoning ofthe blood A warranted cure. Price
q. For sale By all druq.ists. TTh&s
National Republican., 1881-09-03

Mr.. Abner took first prize on his 81, and Laird
took second on his 30 it being the better ono under
tho rnlns
National Republican., 1881-09-03
&Sucafional.

MoUNr VERNON iNsrfTygTF, srprrr
Tenth schoiastlo year begins September %,
se2-im MRS. g. w. PAIRO, Principal.
National Republican., 1881-09-03

The session will commence wEDN NEsDAY, Sep
tember II. In the former chapel of the V. NJ. O. A.
Entrance on Nlnth street. For particulars address
PROF. w. {. STONE Dean,
se9.9t iio i louisiana avenue
National Republican., 1881-09-03

You can publish three-line advertise
ment ofwant rent for sale, or lost three times for
twenty-five cents In THE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
The Columbian UniversitY,

The Columbian College opens September H.
The Medical School opens OctOber3
The aw School opens October IL
For catalogues and Information address
J. G. wELL1Nu, III. D.,
National Republican., 1881-09-03
LAW DEPARTMENT.

HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
trron Wednesday. Dsily.I
HaimaxunAi.

Lee St Clair Yass dovnSts dayfDn
his place in Star Valley. on business.
Miss May Terry departed for EuIesa
by the train this morning. She viii
return in about two weeks.
Hy stoker and family who came in
from Railroad TO spsnd'tAe holidays.
departed for their homethis evening.
The entertainment proposed to be
given by the ladies this evening Mt Free
man Hall has been postponed on &C,
count Of the inclemency of the weather,
until fusther notice.
Oliver Rife of Huntingdon Valley,
came in from his ranch to-day on his
way to visit his home in Virginia. He
leaves by tho train this evening and
will be absent about a couple of
months.
Ben Reinhart has gone up to Eureka
to take charge Of the business of the
firm dnting tue absence Of their agent
Mr.. Dayton, who goes rs a member
elect to attend the coming 81 ssion OF
the State Legislature. 81 a
j. u. EdUf returned from his two
weeks trip to San FrapLisco, by the
train last evening. The many friends
of Mrs Edoif will be glad to learn that
her residence in California is having
the effect Of rapidly restoring her
health.
DIR. G.. II. Everett, Superintendent
Cor the Elko Consolidated Mining Com
pany at Railroad. aud SIR. J. w. Caulk
ins. Secretary Of the Company, together
with Mr.. Alfred Wild. wuer Of the
Biuebcll mine iu that district arrived
here by private Conveyance last even.
ing. The party Will go east by the
train this evening.
The stage from Tascarora yesterday,
failed TO reach herei last cvening-the
first time in years. that il hos failed to
connect. The storm, darkness and
heavy roads combined, were a little too
much to be overcome by horse flesh, and
the driver and passengers canped in
tho coach just below the summit about
ten miles from town Dick Brown and
four Mpngnlians constituted the hrft OF
the passengers, with Jim MidIl.ton ns
pilot and engineer. We noticed jim
and Dick in town this morning. but bow
thy got here or whit they did with the
Crlrstials. dcponentsayeth not.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
Died ut tn. HospItnl.

Our citizens will remember the bright
little eolored boot black. who for n num-
Der OF months past has vibratei between
Winremucca aud Wells, "shining 'em
up" at the stations aloog the line Of
the railroad. o~ccus!oLuIly making this
lace his headquarters for a few days
aud then jumping the train for the
neat station.
While at Wells. a few days ago. the
little fellow was taken With whonpinp
cough which grew SO severe that Henri i.
GrIawold sent him down by the train
i'r Treatment; at the County Hospital,
where he died At Don tn.lly, uotwith.
standing the best Of nodicI attention
aud narsiug.
The boy gave his nam, na Isaac
Robson, and stated that he came from
SHcraneuto, where u g"ntlman who
was rearing him resided; bs parents
being dead. The remains viii DO buried
TO morrow.