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GRATITUDE.
DENVER, COL, Aug. %. 1882

DENVER, COL, Aug. %, 1882.
GENTs-I cannot find words with
which to express my gratitude to you
for the cure your swifts Specific has
effected in my case. l was afflicted
with the horrible blood disease for
three years, and after spending some
time at the Hot Springs, considered my
case hopeless one. 1 used only one
dozen small bottles OFFS. S. S., and
there is not sign of the disease re-
naming. My sores are all healed, my
throat is entirely well; am rid of that
S # 5s:s5:': s - ~
seen so many hundreds of men dosed
with Calomel, Iodide of Mercury and
Iodide of Potash, until they were
made complete wrecks, that shudder
to think of the misery which has been
brought on the human family by the
use of Mercurials for Blood Diseases.
1t is a crying shame that physicians
will not acknowledge the merit of your
GRAND Blood Medicine. Use my
name as you wish. j. II. RAIF,
Broadway Pharmacy, Denver, Col.
If you doubt, come to see us, and we
will CURE YOU, or charge nothing!
Write for particulars and copy of the
little book, message to the Unfortu-
nate Suffering" Ask any Druggist as
to our standing.
E&&1 ,OOOREWARDs oill6e paid
to any Chemist 1oh0 aoiU ind, on analysts
Of 100 bottles Of S. S. S., one particle of
Mercury, Lodide Of Potassium, or any
Mineral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC
CO., ProprietOrs, A1antG, Ga.
PRICE OF SMALL SIZE. Isl 90
LARGE SIZE. rs
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Railrna0n.
Charleston & Savannah RY. Co.

SAVANNAH, GA, January Ii. 1883.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 18th.
" at 80 m, and until further notice, trains
VIII arrive and depart IS follows:
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DEP RnEn

Brig Antonio Llasat (Sp), Baratau, BARGE
Iona Chas Green's Son & Co.
Bark Europe (Br), Atkins, Liverpool-Pat
terson, Downing & Co.
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Jhe s9yoruiug Aews.
-zTTsDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1888.
Qnnfntrrrfal.


orrrCE OF THE MORNING NEWS, }
W SAVANNAH, February %, 1883, p. M
-.--oy.-The market opened at 10 a. m.
~ and unchanged. At ! p. m. became
~ dosing steady at a decline Of &c. for
!. --,ies. The sales were Also bales. We
he official quotations of the Savannah
- r---.hanra.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Brig Providencia (Sp), Bomb. to load for a
port in Spain-Chas Green's Son & Co.
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Or FINANCIAL.
Cd 81 - - Feb. 26.-Exchange. New
8 s2i1sI' LOCO premium; bankers
eut uroSlo- z5.-Excnange, 81 81.
e Der e -,.lan sed, except three per
WIS lus54 bid; four ana hall
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


FINANCIAL.
~ Feo. 81. 2p. m.-Rentes. SQf z5c,
-'-teui- SUI i1ilc.
--N. heb. z5.-The weekly statement OF
e--l Bank 0l Germany shows an in
.,lt-it ol 6,320.0O0 marks.
AVA Feb. spanish gold, 300. EX-
e5ie- ON the United States sixty days
premium; ditto short sight,
6--lm; 0n London, lSGlS4 premi-
aus, ifil, premium.
lOaA. Feb. 26.-StOclzs opened dull
So. Money 4 per cent. Exchange
s-+ short, 81 S5lS- State bonds
Government bonds generally I'M
COTTON
-sifL, feu. 2s.-COtf0n duh and easier;
-lBds "a; middiiDg Orleans 534di
oscillation and e4pO4t l,O4
-1etis 400 bales-American tfs5u.
le; UpIands. low middling clause,
-elFery. > 40-6fd; February and
sii; March and April, ; 40-64d
--t Aay. 43-6ld: May and June,
--e and July. 49-64d: July and
% lds October and November,
FUTURES duii
~ uiures: Upiahsis, low middllng
~. ana June, A5-6idi JuRe and
~. j uly and August, 5 52-t4di Aus
llember, 3 56-6ld.
4 The dag included 6,2OO bales Of
~ futures; UplaRds, low middling
m ~ ant April delivery, 3 39-e4d
say, : q 6fd.
49, utuFes. Uplauds, low middiine
r-iry and March deliverY,5 S9-64d
49, H-6id; August and septem-
No. Z FUTURES closed hat.
49, fe1. 6.-CottOn opened duh
sil bales; middling uplands
81 Orleans 10 7-l6c.
1 ,-i--aiLei quiet but steady, with
I5-..'' February delivery. none
IN APRIL 10 Sic; May, 10 44c; June,
Ysg-. ',toNs' GROCEKIEs, EF6.
~ geo. 6.-F1our opened dun anc
lll 40 lAleayy and about &c lower.
Isrf Sc lower. Pork dull; mess,
AZ. weak at II 75c. Freights dull
srd M Fte6. 26.-Flour quiet; Howard
q ~ estern superfine, s. 50G4 .;
l5az > taG4 so; extra. 81 600 i5i
w.. = edd %. .Wheat-SOuthern
.sr q " ,.esqg Southern, red 81 2ed
6 - ---l q; No. 4 Maryland. 81 y
c5vl-s Stern winter red. on spot, 81 ~,
M. S.q92thern easier; Western low
-'-'asln. white 65,969c, ditto yel-
b F., AAFAL STORES.
u 400 p. m.-spirits turpen-
Rossi65 s g 25.-spirits turpenfine,
q 6sGI 20.
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gaiIroaos.
Central & Southwestern r Re


SAVANNAH. GA, February 8, 1883.
n N and after SUNDAY, February 4, 1885,
" passenger trains on the Central and South.
western Railroads and branches will run as
follows:
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Savannah, Florida & Western Ry,

sUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, January IL, 1852.
I'm AND AFTER THURSDAY, January ia
" 1888, Passenger Trains ON this road will
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! : r " III
-,rtr STORES. The market for resins
.i with sales of 3Of barrels at the follow
rrires. A, y. q and ID 81 45, y 81 50, +
IA window glass So 62l5. At l p. m.
a --rLanerd; no sales, quotations being re-
i-5 NJ following figures: A, Il. @ and ID
4 FSI 50. 81 s.. q 81 -, II 81 IS. s. O5,
I NJ So 90. \ 50 37lS, window glass
closing without further change. Spir-
aueHtIue opened firm at 4slzc. for regu-
--'i II r. for oils and WHISTLES, and con
II Unchanged 20 the closing hour, with
doing throughout the day.
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Nor1hern Fruit Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Receipts OF oranges AT
this port via Florida Dispatch Line and SOUTH
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CHARTERS.

CHARTERS.
Bark Lloyd (Nor), 454 tons, Savannah to
| Cadiz, lumber, $l7.
schr Jennie F Wiley, 800 tons. Darien to st
/ John, \ B, lumber, IS so; timber, SO 80.
Schr K Halliday. 100000 feet lumber Sa-
| vannah to New York. So %.
Schr Austin ID Knight, 100000 feet lumber,
/ Satilla River to New York, So 80; option Of
/ Bath, S7-20,0 900 feet per day.
Schr Lizzie 5 Haynes, 457 tons, New York to
/ Charleston, kanit, 81 so; back from Port
Royal lumber, 81 50-200O feet per day.
Schr G W Lewis, 325 tons, Port ROya TO Bos-
ston, resawed lumber, 81; timber, $4,000
| per day.
Bark Signal, 400 tons, Pensacola to Will
mingtOn, Del, lumber, So 80.
Schr Ann Dole lS6 tons, Peedee River. s C..
to Philadelphia, lumber, 81 so and river tow
age.
schr Silver Lspray, ISL TONS New York to
Brunswick, general cargo, and back with
lumber, s. for the round.
Schr stephen G Loud, AS TONS Pensacola to
Haven, resawn and hewn timber, IS so and
Schr Harvey w Anderson, 2GO, 900 feet Ium-
Der, Brunswick TO Philadelphia ST.; option of
New York. So %. free of New York wharfage
SGhr Annie L Mckeen, pa tons, New York
to MaypOrt, stone, 50 2j.
Schr jennie ROsaline, 342 tons, New York to
/ Charleston, kalnit, 81 so; back from George
town, {, rosin, 45c; spirits tuIpentine, CSC.
lumber, Darien to WaldobOrO, IS.
Schr Sarah Potter, 100000 feet lumber
Kings Ferry to Philadelphia, SO IS.
CIilA = y ouillil, ~ IONS. GnllauelDnla 10
Charleston, coal, 81 50; 1000 bucks, SIS 37I4.
RECEIPTS.
Per steamer David Clark. from Satilla River
-SSS bbls rOsin, bbs spirits turpentine, 93S
sacks rice, sacks peanuts, ! door, bdls
hides, 2 pockets seed cotton, box SKINS box,
81 COW hides, kegs fish, pillow, IL boxes tools.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Feb
26-3 bales cotton, cars wood, 40 bags pea
nuts, l box sewing machine fixtures, 20 cad
dies tobacco, % half caddies tobacco, l crate
copper still pipes, bale hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, Feb 26-77S bales cotton. 40 cars lumber,
5l4 bbls rosin, 81 bbls spirits turpentine, SIS
boxes and 3 bbls oranges, l car blocks / car
wood, $50 sacks guanO, bbls syrup, 81 bbls
rice, bbls potatoes, q bbls cabbage, 113 sacks
cotton seed, , crates vegetables, Refrigerator
berries, II sacks rice, bales hides, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Feb B-2.274 bales
cotton, ASH sacks corn, 800 bbls cotton seed
oil, SO pkgs tobacco, 40 bales yarns, 80 bbls mo-
lasses, 100 bbls lime, - bales dOmestics, 80 hf
bbls beer, so or bbls beer, 5casks beer, 10 boxes
hardware, 10 boxes nuts, Is bbls whisky, l hf
Dbl whisky, 10 pkgs furniture, 20 bbls syrup,
10 sacks guanO, 6 tubs butter, planter, | bbl
burlaps, ! b1l paper, bale hides, piece cast
ing, lots goods, l case saddlery, l sack
collars, bdls names, / bdl chains, Is pkgs
mdse, , cars hay, cars bulk corn, j cars
lumber, l04 bbls rOSin.
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SAILED YESTERDAY

UEFAhIED ESIERDAY
steamer David Clark, Hallowes, SatiIla-
oodbridge & Hartman.
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LIST OF VESSELS UP, CLEARED AND
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
STEAMSHIPS.
Mo (Br), Bambrough, sebastopol, sid Jan =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-09

IEIITX CnERTI lIGnc

EQJITY COURT--Jatdge Cor.
saturday. Bell agt. Mankin; sale ordered.
Burns agt. Cochran; do. Offutt agt. King; audi
tors report finally ratified Yost agt. Main; de-
murrer sust2ined: leave to amend. Stroud agt.
stroud; testiaOIy ordered taken. Severson agt,
Eaton; substitution ordered a
PROBATE C0URT-.J1tf0e Con.
saturday. estate of Anthony Buchiy: final no.
tce Issued fer settlement ana amount Of sales of
personal estate returned by admin strators. Es-
tate OF Eilab hingman: motion for leave TO with
draw caVcat filed and order OF publication. Estate
OF Jennet Tucker; receipts filed. Estate Of Caro-
line Fowler; VIII proven and petition of Thomas
". Brown, executor, and assent OF next of kin
hed- VIII OF Charles 4. Waits: exhibited and
proven. Estate of ". b. kbhey; claim OF T. r.
stone {S12G0> filed. Estate OF Catherine W. Gar
ner letters or adm nStrdtiOn issued to Alexander
D. Benlly, bond $4,000. In f. guardianship OF Ben
son Sinner; petition for leave TO apply money for
ward and order granting the same Estate or
John H. Wheeler; petition OF John Van RlSwlck
Tor leave TO cayea the colicl to the VIII dismissed
Estate OF j. l. Nhldrow: order of publication is
ton issued. Estate OF Royal Park1nSon; order
appointing George B. Parkinson administrator
bond $1,000 Estate OF Margaret A. Barrett: Or
Ger appointing William I. s. Curtis administrator
With Will annexed on bond OF S6O0O Estate of
Rebecca Barker: rule on Edwin Barker to show
cause why ne does not file the Will OF the deceased
and qualify as executor. Estate of Charles August
FredeTickS; order OF publication issued Estate Of
Patrick Brown; Daniel Brown, administrator,
qualified, bond $500. Estate Of Charles ". Uter-
mehle: Will admitted TO probate ana record and
letters testamentary issued to Augusta W. Uter-
III chile, bond g., 0tl.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

REMOVAL OF REMASS.-The remains of the late
LeonidaS Duvail, who died at the Providence hos
allnShOuSe cemetery. will be removed to the Pres
byterian buryinG ground tomorrow by his friends
HALF CENTURY IN THE PULPIT.-Rev. Joseph
Walker, pastor OF the Gay street Baptist church.
West Washington, who he's been in the ministry
Tor ilty years, preached yesterday morning ali in
tereStng discourse. In which he reviewed his work
In the pulpit Tor half century.
AT THE CONCERT at Curtis hall tomorrow eve
n'ng, for the benefit OF Christ church, Mr.. E. J.
Nhipple, &. W. Curtis. Miss Nellie McCartee, Mrs
Frank Pearson, Professors Laurence and Jecko
and MeSsr-. Schu,ier and Adams and others Will
appear. See advertisement.
GRAIS.-Arrived-Boat Ruby. with $500 bushels
or wheat boat Medley with 900 bushels OF whe
boat Caledonia, with 1890 bushels or corn. Sales
5000 bushels wheat sold at prices ranging from 10
to l2O. No sales Of corn reported.
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Cn,fip.sA Rfs E.DG1lA

street lamps Will be lighted at pm, and ex-
tina Vi. I"'i az 800 am
Tie V FFELY STAR. a large double paper OF fifty
six columns. VIII be sent post paid for one dollar
year. Try 1t.
A glass bail shooting match. held Yesterday.
near Potomac Etndlng.ahnve GEORGETOWN, between
Mcssrs- !. H. Cropiey, Esan Gadehy. c. H. Laird.
Col Frank Jones and Fred G. Calvert, was won
by Calvert.
AT a meeting OF st. Dominic Holy Name society.
helt last evening in Their chapel, nj 81. DoE nics
CHURCH. Francis e. ManSan Was unanimously
elected 10 flll a vacancy in the Office OF librarian
Mc-srS. T. MCCut ana NJ. Fowler were elected his
assistants MI Nangan joined the society about
1t Is stated that the unveilfny of Father Bovle's
monument 1T Mount Oliyct cemetery has been
Iostponed until the first sunday In May.
Saturday evening q horse attached To a coupe
belonging 10 Leadin[Eam'S stables ran away at
the Steamboat ltnuing, and. running against Mr.
Daniel Belt, Knocked him down ana injured him
severely.
Yesterday morning Albert Scott. 81 years old,
while working on Mr.. III. Tough h0rGugh'S farm, In
dislOcated b. being thrown from cart.
There IS al j. '. Collins drug store. 9th and
TWO bodies OF kittens with bus one head; there are
elght legs, two tails, anu but one head, ali per-
MI. T. McMenanfn has gone to Charlottesville,
Va, for the purpose OF experimenting the cree
ton OF the granite monument over the grave Of
Thomas Jefferson at Monticello.
The remains OF Mr.. j. VI Reigart arrived here
yesterday morning from Denver, Colorado and
nave been placed temporarily in the vault at Oak
1l!i ceInrtef Mr. Rtigart was formerly resi-
dent OF this city. Mrs. Reigart and her children
accompanied the remains from Denver.
NJ. f r. Mexican recently OF this city. has en-
tered the real c>t1te business at P3Iatka. Fla.
The Columbia Base Ball club has reOrganiZed
for tn year with the following members: Burke
HtrrlSon, Young, 3gar. King, Barnard, Leach,
Chapiine, Crown and Uppernan W. T. Z gar is
The secretary.
Complaint having been m1dc to Poundmaster
ftnstein OF the numerous do-S running at Iarg.
Ga the Soldiers Home grounds. he made q raid
there "a urday and caught eight very vicious
ehes. lie proposes TO clear them out By further
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EvESING STAR.


CORPORATION COURT-The corporation court Of
Alexandria, Judge Meade. opened its Apru quar-
terly term this morning With the usual lurieS
number OF applications for liquor licenses We're
made, and Judge Meade adhered to the rule laid
down by him on the subject at the last term OF the
court TO grant licenses proper persons at lOca-
ties where no objection appeared upon the part of
the residents of the neigh bOrhOod.
ORDINATION AND lSsTALLATION.-A large congre-
CATION attended the Prince Street Presbyterian
church last night, on the occasion of the introduce
ton into the church offices there OF a number OF
Well-knCwn citizens connected with that church.
Rev. Jas, T. Hlzen ofTlclated with the pastor, and
MessrS Parrot, Janney. G. w. Jameson and
kemper were ordained and installed as elders; the
usual authority being read, questions asked and
given by the other elders. Messrs Thompson.
Pan, Latham and j. j. Jameson were installed as
oeac0ns. This church is one Of the most active
and prosperous in the city.
CHURCH sERvIcEs.-Rev. Geo.G. Barnes preached
al The Fairfax, street Presbyterian church yester
ea hgv mr. Cumi5on Occupied the Baptist
church, and Rev. Dr.. Kern, OF the NJ. E. church
south, exchanged pulpits at the morning services.
The Young Mems Christian Association held their
service OF prayer and song at the Methodist Protes-
srArIoSHoUsE.- The occupants of the station
house this morning are Thomas Hillery, Margaret
Hillery and Mary Springsteel, arrested by Ofhcefs
Arnold and Sherwood, charged with dlsorderly
conduct. Yesterday Beverly Walker was arrested
by Orlcer Grady, charged with assault on James
Timms; Charles Atwell, arrested by four officers,
charged with stealing fruit from Emanuel Webb;
Daniel Remfll arrested by Lieut.. Crump .or being
drunk on the streets and soon discharged. There
were only two dodgers last night.
REPoRTER's NOTES.-The steamer City Of Wash
lngton took her place on the Alexandria and Wash
ington ferry route yesterday, and there are now
TWO steamers on the rOute.-A snake a yard and
q half long was killed at the cemetery yester-
day.-The Light Infantry fair is making up va
rious schemes OF chances out OF the large assert
ment OF valuable presents made to their fair, and
VIII realize largely from this source.-The fune-
raj OF Francis X. Manley took place yesterday
afternoon from ST. Mary's church-The fair
grounds VII! soon be again open field aS the pur-
chaSers at the sale last Saturday Will soon remove
the sheds, fences, &c. purchased by Them
Georgle Garter, the colored woman arrested for
passing counterfeit money, has been discharged
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P0sltlvely to.lnorroW only

SSEeIy tO1HoFHU" OHHy
the following immense bargains In table glass
W; Figured geblets voc y doz, plain Sec
doz.. handsome engraved SOC Is doz tumblers 1bc Is
dol, cream pitchers &c, spoon holders &c, hand
style fruit bowls Is, 20 25c. cake stands 25c. ice
cream saucers Toe Is doz., on stands 15c y dcz.
WI Win handles zoe doz, pickle dishes SC, aouble
serve dish with 1874 inch naples sc. large ice
cream tray with 12-4 inch handled saucers 4Sc, Z
inch dessert plates &c beer mugs sc. berry dishes
inch Sc, inch O., coiored glass fruit plates 10c
oval dishes 4c. wine glasses loo Is -dOz-, salt or
pepper shakers &c, silver glass candle sticks 10c
immense assortment of decorated Bohemian glass
vases zoe, 45c. soc and $3.50 pair, also great bar
gains IN baby carriages, travelling trunks, refris
orators and Ice chests OF the best manufactures.
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Organization OF the Columbia Bank
Note Company.
THE COMPANY TO BE EQUIPPED AT ONCE FOR


THE COMPANY TO BE EQUIPPED AT ONCE FOR
BUSINESS
The Columbia Bank Note company to-day nled
articles OF incorporation under the laws regulat-
ting SUI organization, with capital stock OF
$4,000, divided into 1900 shares OF $160 each.
The object OF the company is the engraving and
printing of bank notes, checks, drafts, bonds and
other similar Instruments, and the doing OF every
tIiag appGrt.iiing TO that business; also, lithO-
graphing, notwithstanding and all kinds of
printing. The incOrporators are John F. Ohm
stead. L. l. HolhTook. Henry ID. Cooke, Noah l..
!rGrics. VII. +. Nattingly and J. W. Waters. o..
.sdinSton. ana John G.. Moore, J. T. Baldwin
AMI Enos Wilder. If y York. The term OF ex-
l'teIc' OF Tie corporation Is fixed at twenty years
aud II IS prescribed in the articles that five trls-
t't's 81 il man g the business for the first year.
VINO are EtIntd as Messrs. John +. OImstead, Win.
+. M,tiin:<.y lhi Henry ID. Cooke. o! Washington,
anu John &. Moore and EnO5 Wilder, of New York.
The principal blsiness viii be carried on in this
ely, where the general Offfc OF the company VIII
De located. Mir. O.Instead left to-day for New
Sefk ana Philadelphia to arrange Tor the iTnmf-
t-,.t2 eQ'O plneht Oi tie company for business.
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DRY GOODS.
SILKS. Silks, SILKS,

SILKS 81, SILKS so, SILKS So.
COLORED SILKS, I'll colors, so.
COLORED SILKS, excellent quality, IS
CoLORED SILKS satin finish. extra fine quality, re-
Our very finest quality COLORED SILKS. extra
wide. reduced from 81 so to 81. Is.
FANCY SILKS finest quality, tactual value So,
are selling at 81 and IS.
Our excellent quality Gros Grain BLACK SILKS
dEced from 81 to IS.
Our Satin finish BLACK SILKS. heavy Gros Graic re-
duced from 81. 80 to 81. *, and sublime Qual ty
Cashmere finish BLACK SILKS reduced from 81
to 81. So
Black surah SILKS. extra wide all pure Silk. reduced
from 81 so to 81. aud Black Satin pure silk
Rhadames reduced from 81. 50 to S1-special bar
gains.
Pure six Black Brocsde GRENADINES, tactual value
SD. are selling at only 81.
Colored CASHMERES, ali pure Wool wide double
width. in Cream, strawberry. Electric Blue, OK
Blood and Pink so.
NUNS YELLING, fine quality. 20.
NUNS YELLING. pure Wool, wide double width, 80.
Bleached Table DAMASK, excellent quality. sill ghtly
soiled, 62s.
Latest arrival of SILKS, CHICK SILKS excellent
quality, worth SD we are selling At 80.
Black Cashmere SIAWLS, pure Wool. 81.
CARTER,S
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SY,Usc,i.c:if>. Sc. Tonight.
F0RD'5 OPERA Hos ,E.-Miss Minnie PaltLCr IN
"My Sweetheart"
NATIONAL TTyATER.-Haggie Mitchell IN Little
Savage"
LINCOLN HALL--Royal Bell Ringers and G!ee
Singers.
THEATER CONiQUE.-Dow!lng's "Nob0lys Claim"
Combination.
DIMs NCSEUN.-Novel performance AMI remarks
able Cuf.U5.t.eS.
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A Strange and Startling Drcam!!
Is THERE A SPIRIT WORLD?

A remarkable dream of preternatural visitation
recently occurred in Louisville, Ky: Mr.. V. E.
Morera. gentleman well and favorably known
ABOUT town. on retiring for the night, feeling I'M
wen ana nervous, was very restless In his sleep,
out seemed to himself to be wide awake and in full
COntTol OF his senses vision appeared in his
cream, showing him large flaming number, com
nandlng him to obtain 1t from the lottery, and
!hen vanished. The dream was SO startling as to
iuiiy AWAKEN him, and although one who never
Deleved IN lotteries upheld them, yet try as he
would ne could not shake on the vision or forget
the numbers, which seemed to be burned In his
DRAIN Finally he called at the Office CT the Com
mOnwealth Distribution Co., and. paying 81, asked
Ior ticket with the numbers OF his dream on it.
fortunately, the number was unsold, and his
ticket given him. The drawing was soon to come
on, and SO nervous and excited had he become
that, although against his principles he deter
mined TO witness It, and, strangely enough, he saw
his number drawn from the Wheel and the hand
some prize OF $1,000 was his. Was this simply
coincidence? Who can tell? Next drawing takes
place IN Louisville, KY. April 3Oth; 1860 prizes,
amounting to $112,400. Whole tickets only g. Ad-
dress H. NJ. BOardman, Louisville, Ky.
With Durk ee's Salad Dressing
Inere is no waste or experimentation are
certain to produce good salad. 1t costs less than
homemade, and is, besides, superb table sauce.
The Popularity OF Hub Punch
Is pleasing testimony to the success OF the pro-
prletorS In using the best and purest cOmponents.
Sold by grocers and druggists.
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Special I.d.e-- h.t,.ne - cerrse at Hows's.

TIE FaiI0w1.G SFEC'AI EABGsiSs are offered
TT ta-l-.gT.o, "a :. ~ NJ ~ = slt .'h street
Is T.. 2t-- e. ii h.e.. nc; ut, I1C.: ; ct.
~ cta!c rl., OIIo nd fTaIan, g.. pair cullen
DIS, g.. lfr--er 3. l3,.: g n, tiers re.
w-.JcI buckft, 1 >uhb.nE pr'ISh, Is clio. hes plus,
2ic.; Shelf oil cloth 10. yard; @. milk pans, G
6Gt- g.; " be it!1 StU'cpta u !; : q =
Prices.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and d1arrhOea, gripping
in the bowels and Wird collie BY giving health
to the Child 1t rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle m,W,s
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With nuy~lx
LundbOrg's Rhenish Cologne.
On Thirty Days Trial.

The voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
Electric Appliances On trial for thirty days to
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
aIteeing speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vgor Address above. N.B.-No
risk IS incurred,s as thirty days trial is al
lowed. W,Sm