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THE RAILROADS.
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TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
00A-223A-o.30 o.30-T.OOt-T.ab
m:-l2OOf m:-l2.lB-I3. .3S-i. .b3-230 0t-4.0O-
a1TE-530t-o.l0-6 .38#-7. .24-7. .30&-9. 66Apm.-
NEw YORK 20OA-223A--6.3 OIL. .2b-9.54--
1853 a. m;--I2.3s-l. .5s-b.17a-e.ssa- pm.
BAuTIMoRR-l .O5s-l. .42s-4.
m:-l2Ol-l. .OO-1 O0-o.OO-e.5T-ll.04A p. m.
WAsHINeToN-l.42A-Lbl a. m;
-l00-I. I.O9-e.57- .04# p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE sTATIoNs-
lO5+-9T a. m;-1Oo-6.00 p. IN.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAmRoAD-e.0Os-e.lO 10 q. NIL .O5
-3.OOs-e.25t p. IN. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WILMINGTON & NORTHERN RAILRoAD-7.A7 n.
NIL .O6-b.Oo--8.aO p. m. On Sunday for
Reading and st. Peter-S1O q. IN.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-70S-l0.3O 80
a. m;-6.30 p. IN. Sunday trains l0.S0a. m-e.0O
pm.
TRAINS ARRIYEAr " FROM
PHILADKLPHA 2.5O-l.32A-4.4Ts--746-
| O5-1010t-u.49-ll.6s a.m;-l2.G
-1.O7 -2.sOt -2Go-4.36- 4.6S- 5.AO-6.bS-e.2
-6.4S-735t-7.b5- b5-9.60-lO .43-l0.b8 p. N.
NEW YORK;. .s2s-447A--s02t-9.I2 q. m;-
2.50-I.O7-4.66-6.4ss-1 p. m.
BALTIMoRE-15l% -2l3H-9. 9.4g-9.64-l1.4s a
| m:-I2.36-l. H-6.30A-7.3 .34--9.49S D. IN
wAsHINsToS-l.blt-213 .4sa. m;-IR.SG
-l.5O-5 -5llH-6.30*-7.24-9.4gH p. IN.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DRLAwARE ERAILRoAD-s. 800 1854. .m;-l2OI
-5.05F-7. 90 y. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON h NORTHERN RAILRoAD-6.25-
6.4o-ll35 a. m;-o40 p. m. On Sunday frOm
Reading and st Peter at ITO pm.
DELAWARE w EsTRRN RAILRoAD-S.00a q. M
2.l5 p m. Sunday trains 9lO a. m.;-5.4O p. N
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW RRoAn STRKRr DRPoT-
1230t-3 55E-6 30. .2l-S.3 .35t 10. II
-l1.05-11.5O so n. m;-12.e3-l 32t-l .S2-3le-
4.O2- 4.3l- 505- b.2O-- 555-6.O5t -B.3o-8.3S'
5000. .0O-11 .32t D. m.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvENUK-o.30-8.0I .0I
-l0.l5 a. MI. .30-3.1 .30--5. Is p. m.
NEW CASTLES. .33-lO. .0O-ll. 40 a. m.-449-
$40 y. IN.
Daily and Sunday.
| On Sunday only.
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Since Its consolidation with the New
ioTk Evening Post, has increased its
Iaciiities In every department, en-
lafged Its size to tWenty-four pages.
ana added many able writers TO its
previous list. 1t is now pronounced
by many of its readers to be better
than ever before. Established in
1865, the Nation was a pioneer in
this country as weekly journal of
literary and political criticism of the
highest order, conducted free from
the control ofparty orinterest ofany
sort. Despite precarious support
during the first few years, it held
10 It's original aim until its financial
success was assured. Meanwhile
nnad become recognized authority
At nome and abroad; its editorial
management has been unchanged
rom the first, and It's projectors in
tend that, with their pre-
sent facilities, the Nation shall
become more than ever before the
medium of the ablest thought of the
time.
The form and style of the paper
are chosen with view To the most
suitable shape for binding, and act
Of the Nation preserved, bound and
indexed, makes the most complete
and readable record Ofcurent events
OF importance in the political and
literary world available for the
American public.
The subscription price has been
Reduced TO $500 Per Annu,n.
epecinen copies sent on request.
Address the Publisher, 21O Broad
way, New York.
5-25-tf-e
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Philadelphia nrarEatn.

uoAPAhh8 NArAOt1s
Hl PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l6.-F1our, dull and
weli weak super, $2.Tba30O; extra, IS, ,26aS. rs.
Fennsyiyania family, $4s7as6l6.
nye hour, %O0a4. IS.
pMneat, hrm, but quiet; Delaware and Penn.
ayaha ayafhan'a req, $l.O2a1.08; LOngberry red and
amber, m, Nloal ~ rejected, 86a9O. '''
,vhi,a n9ahi quiet, high grades, steady; No. l
mixed "a "a NO. do 61j No. sd9. 4Oa4i; No 2
Rye Rye quiet, e5a7O, as to quality.
aaN ~ eI elIosser, 7as1<;' timothy s22ba2. 50
=, ~ Proylsiogs arm, with good jobbing demand.
dien meSs PORK, w 75as2s beef ham, lsai5; Ia,
uiaH IiiiIs mess Deef 81 job bacon smosd Shoulder
al6 picked do. lS1Saf4 - i9sa
s,5 lara steady; city kettle, sI3; loose butcher
VII prime steam, $l2.37a Si2,6O.
EPutler, hrm, for fancy grades.
arr negs' 5a steady Pennsylvania, 27a2s West
Sneese, choice, firm grades dull.
petroleum firm refined 10.
whisky, Sl.22.
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DEATHS,

JkAfNoR.-ln this city on the llth instant AZ
5o'clock in the morning, John r Traynnr' IL a.
Inc 2lst year of his age " ' '' :"
The friends and relatives of the fanil, oro -
spectfnlly invited to attend The funarsI ,n 80
Giate t rom the residence Of his mother sos Easi
plMti 7N streel, ON sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
aged SO years. ~ 70 -h'hy
The funeral win take place from his late rest
dence, ,. p. cor. Third and West streets on Tnei
I IaN, l9th inst, at O'Clock. Intermenf At New
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AN EARLY FIRE.
Large Boot and Shoe Fac,o,. =
atrOyed.

A Large Boot and Shoe F.c,o-
strOyed.
a d,L,s. SLnIRA, n. y, Sept. 16.-This morning ,
O'Clock the immense boot and shoa T. W Z
OF J. Richardson & Co., a four Os to-. 'ASlSi W
building, was destroyed by FIRE M loaa Oinl
estimated at $500, 900 insurance Il SI,S ,SIs S1
Three hundred hands are thrown ont 49, y ~
ployment. 1t was one of the finest u h'Ias Sl
structures in this city. -Four 6rpmsn V,.' a...
seriously hurt by falling walls. ''''
QUARTER OF MILLION IN ASHES
sT. LOUIS, Sept. l6.-The loss on ve,,.,
days fire at the Missouri Car and Pon0S,l ,Sjs.|
Works, is now estimated at $3.50 900 lsrSsi3
In machinery and lumber. The hnIldSS:
which covered a great deal of ground vi
OF wood covered with corrugated lrop M
were not OF great value. About 0l1
feet OF lumber were burned.
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The Volkesfest.

1t is announced that Hon. Charles B. Lore.
the Democratic candidate for Congress. will
be the orator of the day at the German
Volkesfest at Scheutzen Park on Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The celebration
will surpass all expectation. The parade
Will be in two divisions instead of one, as
heretofore announced. One will be headed
by the First Regiment Band ard the other
by the City Cornet Band.
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Never FaiIs-will send Free.

A Reliable selfCure. A favorlte pre-
seription of one of the most noted and sue
cessful specialists in the United States for
the cure of Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, Lost Manhood and Weakness. Drug
gists can fill the same Address.
DR.. OYERTON.
2O2 EAST 10TH STREET, New YORK.
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I OURTH EDITION
"o VERY BIG BLAzEs
10" Two Sailors Got Lost IN
Fog.
: 9oMt RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
HOME AT LAsr
HOME AT LAST.
ne experience OF Two E,.,
Were Lost In n r.'' Who

Hhe Experience Of Two E,.
a,o,o,.. Were Lost in Fog. "N Who
aa,h an,hLosVG,EsTER, ~ ESTE, Mass, Sept a a
sssh M. OF july the schooner 5C, sdIomo o,Lon The
s W. port, arrived here from 'oh ! ni6 roole Of
o1P 70 the Grand Banks, reported ntaaIlo.uting tal.
~ y ner crew, John McIntyre ,ep aud c mat two
tnaor,n0urn, natives Of Nova aTS Seot, It,ornelu'
MI, n,,sslng they having left the yesse ssT'a, were
%.a ss. 70 visit the travis, and 1eI baVInon on July
weeks passed, bringing no paw. =,
lss'hg mariners, and they were v%s s,vsn ol The
Lost. To-day both men arrived Lav slven 1Ps
were without food when thew hscan, Se,e, lhey
ana had only two-thirds Of S'Valie ann lost
waser ioF sustenance. After ,o,S,n s,loa q
eight days and nights, during wn,nSg WING or
sunerings from hunger and thirst ",va wa. .lel'
Sruciating, they were picked nm 1S hv aeIe sa a.
I1rply, OF Harbor Grace, and tsIssn ~ sie s Gs't
nambuco, where they were kInSIv 'o y. % .oi rs'.
Dy the American Consul and sen, SS,sa Sa,Ol iOf
the steamer Teddington Of the Now %'1e " %
line. Mcintyre is still seriously III fr f,om log
exposure. III rum Tie
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A Decided pinerence.

LbIVNhWaItT hight, Ntp.I
We do not regard Messrs. Currey and
Hastings as the nominees of the Republican
party they represent no principle, except
that of boss rule and their election would
place the State under the control of men
who would introduce a system of lavish ex-
penditure and burdensome taxation. On
the other hand, laying aside all partisan
feeling, we find in Stockley and Lore
men who represent the best element, not
only OF their party, but Of the State at
large. Mr.. Stockley is man of the people.
he knows their wants, he sympathizes with
their aspirations, he is progressive in every
sense Of the word and at the same time
distinguishes between progress and ex
travagance.
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AT the Poor House.

Yesterday afternoon John Green, who
walked overheard at French street wharf,
was taken to the Almshouse, where he is
oeing treated for Inflammation OF the lungs.
from which it is thought he cannot recover
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bond Forret the Onern Hnnsa rn-,,,o.

Don't Forget the Opera House Tonight.
The performers of the American Anglican
Allied Shows arrived in Wilmington this
afternoon to take part in their grand enter
tainment in the Opera House this evening
Their program will be strictly an immense
one, laugh will be provided for all, and
a.general good time is promised from he
ginning to end.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-16
Redueed Rates 70 the pelaware stnte Enlr

Reduced Rates to the Delaware state Fair.
In accordance with the usual custom the
r., W. u B. Co. will sell excursion tickets
at half rates TO Dover during the continuance
OF the Delaware State Fair to be held at that
place, September 25 to 90, inclusive. These
tickets include an admission to the grounds
and VIII be good to return until September
~. In addition TO the regular trains, which
will stop at the Fair Grounds, special trains
will leave Delmar at 7.30 a. IN and Oxford
at z. 80 a. IN. during the Exhibition and stop
at all intermediate stations.
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HanIan and Ross to Row,

TORONTO, Sept. 16.-The Globe this morn
ing publishes Hanlan's acceptance of Ross g
challenge to row for 81 500 and the cham.
pionship of the world within two weeks Of
signing the article.
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SECOND EDITION
Mr.. TURNER EXPLAINS
A Letter to Ex-City Treasurer
Guthrie.
A CHICKEN THIEF SHOT
Indications.

Indications.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair weather; north to west
winds; stationery or higher barometer and
temperature
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LOCAL II.AcnNIr.,

The peach shipments fell off considerably
yesterday and only S5 car loads passed
through the city.
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THE RIFLEAIEN,
shootin g for Gold Medals at The Cr,.a
moor Ranges.

HH WUHU NHuuHI6 1T Iht UT197
moor Ranges.
CREEDMooR Sept. 18.-Thp British auI
American team are to-day shooting at u
600 and 1000 yards, for the gold medal
offered by two Of the leading mecsutIl
firm Of New York. There is no COmpctltiu
between the teams, the marskmen hAynl
the highest score in each team being d
recipients OF the medals.
Each man has 10 shots at 200 yaudl
Goodear made 46. the best score On u
British team. All others on the BhlsI
team, with two exceptions, made 40 TWl
Americans scored 30 in seven shots each.
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Mail for RrnWnsviIlA.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept l6.-ACtIn
Superintendent Jamison Of the Railway Ms
Service has instructed Superintendent Va
field at st. Louis, Mo-, TO. have all mail ma
ter for Brownsville, Texas, which b
been accumulating at the SURROUND
ind post Offices, placed on specli
mail steamer which will sail frol
Galveston on the 18th instant for Bralogd
Santiago, when 1t will be forwarded
Brownsville. No msils have been receive
at the latter point since September ], an
this action is taken at the request OF "
municipal and federal officers at Brown
VILE.
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Catarrh Of the I,lndder.

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kid.
ney and Urinary complaints, cured by
"Buchupaiba 81,
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CITY ITEMS

ohas. IL. Vary, Phila. Messenger, SOB Market
Sntterley Co., Photographers, 3O2 Market st
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rno LArE ro oLaasrTY.
WANTED
$4,000 WANTED.

Resolved, That the Finance Commlttee Of %
Trustees of the Poor OF New Castle County, he
and are hereby authorized to advertise for pro
posals for the loan of sixty Thousand Dollars
te60, oOOl upon certificates OF indebtedness,
paynble In one year or exchangeable for
bends, 20 run for a term of years. Such certih-
Gates 10 be for One Thousand Dollars u OO0l each,
bearing interest at the rate of four ana 0ne-hAii
per cent, (41s) per annum, payable quarterly.
According TO the above resolution the under
signed committee will meet At the office Of the
Trustees of the Poor los West sixth street, VIII
mIngton Del, on TU ESDAY. 2Bth day OF Sep
tember, iss2 at O'Clock p. m, 20 open proposals
for said loan. The proposals TO be len Win Mr.
Joseph Jaquttt at the office.
JAMES II. RAY,
DANIEL FARRA, }C0mmittee.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS.
sepls-m, W, th&s-u
NOTICE.-FIRST WARD DEMOCRATS
IN THE DEMOCRATIC citizens Of the First
ward are requested TO meet In the Water Witch
Engine House on "Wednesday evening, Septem
beT 2Oth ls62 at o. clock, for the purpose OF or
gAnizlng the ward and electing three members u
the City Executive Committee.
By order of the City Democratic Association.
/ septi6-4t GEORGE O'NEILL, Committee.
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Cattle Killed and Freight Hands Hurt.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 16.-A local freight
train of the Lake Shore road telescoped q
cattle train, early this morning, near Beaver.
considerable number of cattle were killed
and still more wounded Several train
hand- were severely injured.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-16

A.HA coward can be hero at distanI
presence Of danger tests presence oi mlnS
Presence Of disease test the value Of curall
Kidney Wort challenges this test always !
everywhere, so far as all complaints q
bowels, liver and kidneyi are caheefnea'
cures all, nor asks any odds
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A freight Train Wrecked

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, September 16.-A
freight train was wrecked on the Philadel
phia and Erie railroad, between Watson
town and Dewart this morning by ths
breaking OF an axle. Fourteen cars wer'
wrecked. A son of Levi Seerby, of George
town, was killed and Seerby, ST., and an
other man was injured, the former seriously
Travel was Obstructed for several hours.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-16
THE GYpsIEs.

THE GYPSIES.
With sketches OF the English. Welsh, Russian
Austrian Roniany. Including papers on
Gypsy Language. By CHARLES q. LELAN .
author OF 'SThe English Gypsies and their Lam
guage, ''&c. Crown svo. q.
Mr. Leland embodles in this book the results
language and life, and has produced mos lS
able and Interesting work.
sATCHEL GUIDE, 1882
A Satchel Guide for the Vacation Tourist IN Eu-
rope. Revised edition for 1852. A cempAct
ftineracy OF the British Isles, Bel ginm and Hol-
land, Germany and the Rhine, Switzerland,
France, Austria and Italy. with maps. l6mo
Roam, flexible. e..
postpaid on receipt OF price by the publisher.
Houghton, Miffiin & Co.,
Boston,
NO. II EAST 18th STREET, NEW YORK.
myIl-Sm-5s-
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LTTERARr PUBLTOAr1ONs.

Ne" BOOKS.
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OUR MAILS

AS-The black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
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Local uuOtaaions.

CoRRECrkD DAILY BY THE WILLIAM LIZA 4
SONS COMPANY, BRAHDYwIHR AILIa--
VILE n EInun
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Miners
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70 'SFyea 10 subscribers FOHghout the city
early on Sunday maFniags at tho
moderate price Of

WTELVE CENTS A MONTH, PAYABLE
AT THR END OF THE MONTH.
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THE NATION,

iy2S-4t 30 2l2 Pine Street, st. Louis, Mo.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-10
Matters and Things LaconIeaIIy
Noted.

Matters and Things LRccnically
Noted.
Major John r. Hamlet has returned to the
city.
Gen. Henry r. jackson returned to the
city yesterday.
Alliance Lodge No. $50, K. of H, will
meet tonight.
Dry Goods Salesmen's Association have
meeting tonight.
The sesqui-centennial celebration move
ment is on boom.
The coming week will also be lively In
the amusement line.
The circus will probably make a street
parade about ten o'clock.
Jasper Mutual Loan Association have a
regular meeting this evening.
The total amount of fines imposed in the
Police Court yesterday was 50.
The proposition of the underwriters to
equip salvage corps meets with general
favor.
Seaton Grsntland, Esq, has returned to
the city after an absence Of several months
In Virginia.
Mr.. Moses Levy, an old and esteemed
citizen of Charleston, died in that city On
Wednesday.
Mr. j. E. Petersburg is in the city in the
interest OF the Savannah and Pacific Short
Line Railway.
Gen. A. r. LawtOn left yesterday after
noon for Washington City on important
legal business.
The sale of the water works tract. the
appraised minimum value Of which is $lO,-
600, has been postponed until the first
Tuesday in December next.
Mr.. A. Mccormick yesterday sent to the
MORNING NEWS office sweet potato wei h
ing six pounds, which was raised on his
place on the Thunderbolt road.
We acknowledge the receipt from the
Waiver Social Club of an invitation to their
second annual hop at st Andrews Hall on
Monday evening next, 1911 inst.
The steamship Rapidau arrived yesterday
afternoon from Philadelphia, which port
she left on Saturday. She was delayed in
consequence Of heavy gales along the coast
The new offices for the Savannah, Florida
aud Western Railway begin to assume an
attractive appearance. They will be COM
pleted and ready for occupation about the
LIST of January.
The suggestion to have circus tickets
placed on sale in some convenient public
place in the city meets with general favor,
and It is to be hoped the management will
comply Herewith.
The sale OF reserved seats for the matinee
on Saturday afternoon, when Mrs. ChsnfTau
and Mr.. G. W. Tayleure will appear in East
Lynne" will be commenced at Bren's ticket
Office this morning.
About z O'Clock last evening a white man
was arrested by Policeman Hartigsn on the
charge Of having meat in his possession
supposed to have been stolen from q vessel
at the Central Railroad wharf.
Tom Reynolds, the eolored individual who
was so boisterous around the Theatre on
Wednesday night, and who was arrested,
was Yesterday arraigned In the Police Court
and obtained a continuation Of his case IN
til this morning.
At the instance OF the German Consul and
the Master of the brig Der Wander, German
which put into this port Wednesday in dis
tress, leaking and with loss of masts and
saiIs), board of survey, composed OF H. F.
WilliEk, Capt. Eckman Of the bark Engel-
brekt, Swedish, aud Andrews of the British
bark TIkoms, and two Port Wardens, will
hold an examination on her this morning In
this city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-10
Ten Dollar Counterfeit Notes In Cir
cuIatiOn-LOOk Out for Them.

It is said that number of counterfeit ten
dollar Treasury notes have recently been In
troduced in Georgia, and as doubtless some
will find circulation in this city, we give the
following description for the benefit OF our
readers:
They are OF the same manufacture as
some that appeared in Chicago in February
In 1880. The first printer of the notes was
arrested in December, 1880, and $25, 900 Of
the counterfeits were seized, with part of
the plates. The eDgraver escaped. The
notes appeared in Boston last June. One
bank received twenty of these notes recently
from It's depOsitors, and macy business
houses reported that they had been offered
the counteTfeits. The note is described SIS
follows: 1t is letter G of the series Of 1875,
under act of March 8, 1868, signed by
John Allison, Register, and John
G. New, treasurer. The portrait of Web
ster has a surly xpression-nOse and lips
craving under the words, "This note is a
legal tender" at the top of the bill, is
poorly done, the lettering being imperfect.
On all the genuine ten dollar notes of this
series the words, "Series of 1875" were
done In red characters between the sigma
lures OF the Registrar and Treasurer. The
figures 1875 also appear in red to the right
Of the lsthework panel, in which the figure
10 is enclosed, near the upper right corner
of the note. All genuine of this series are
on distinctive fibre paper. The cOunterfeits
are on plain paper, the fibre being initiated
by printing the foe lines on the back. The
majority Of the bills have a light appear
ance, and the engraving is poor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-10

We discard the bombastic style of an
nouncement so common, and seek to i'm
press people with plain, unyarnished facts,
as all our business purposes are based upon
strict regard for truth and honesty. There
is generally too much concealment about
merchandise, and, sad to say, great deal
Of swindling is done under the guise of bust
ness. We make 1t rule not to advertise
anything we do not 10, or anything we can
not exhibit. We have now in store large
and complete stock of clothing for men and
boys, manufactured by US Of the best ma
terisl-clothIng In every way as good as
custom made. splendid line Of mems
and boys overcosts. Our prices sre posi-
lively lower than you can buy elsewhere.
All we ask of clothing buyers is to come
and look at our goods before purchasing,
and will soon convince the most fastidious
as to the quality Of our clothing and our
low prices. Famous New York Clothing
House, 140 Congress street.-AdU.