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Groceries.

c.xNrp Goops Pine apple. si.7S peaches,
2 lbs. standard. s2Vt lbs. standard, SO,
second. sijn. Tomatoes lbs, standard,
500 5 lbs standard, ellis. Strawberries,
fl.55 Ra,pbcrrics si.Op Blackbcrrics, -. -
altO. Grccn Cages sL7j@l.Hb. Fears, GID
Gtt7j Plums, tl.IA. Asparagus, t2b'@
rs. Green corn, Sl.7jmliD. Green peas
a. gjGdi.pD Cove oysters. full weight, TO-
p5c. 2 lbs. si.G5etl75, llght weight, Bjtg'bc,
2 lis, sI.yO. CONDENSED milk-Crown, SD
Eagle. N.75 swiss $40. salmon, 81 -
sarlincs. A75. mustard arlincs, 500.
Mackcrrl. $50 herring mackercl, sl1.
suuAn-rure white, &c. OF white, .;
yellow clarified, 7ka1ko. refined 4, y;
standard granulatcd, sHgsyfc, powdered.
$40; cut loaf. SIC; firm.
CorrEn.-Common, ijc, ordinary, &c, fair,
he. prime Rio i-c, choice 10 fancy 10. old
government gDeg32c. steady
sALr-signnw, ti.5Vai.D per bfl; Ohio
river 81 9gai p per brl; SIX, tine, sl.JJtg
I 90 coarse. Al. i0dIi.l5. pkts, 2h@Ic.
RcE-louisana, 5G3hc, Carolina o.
quiet
brls, s@lor fancy assorted, sgi5T extra
fancy. iSfglJc. firm.
cream, l2l1GtiJc, Young America lSftlic.
soArAND CANDLEs-SOap, 5tgS,Sc candles,
fall weight, i0c.
STAHcH-3kM3lfc.
MoLAsEs-lOuisiana common 10 fair. goo
| 25r prime 10 choice, 8l(t3Sc fancy, patr,
| centrifugal. common 90 fair aotl'c prime
10 choice, SOgS'c, syrup, 2'tipc quiet
Household supplies
ArrLu-si 2Jfti.5 per bh. Dried apples,
tdbc per TO- from store. Dried peaches
/ 5tdgc from stora.
! fnur-Firm. Lemons. D.JOMiO per
box. Bananas ai OOr2O0 per bunch.
| PicELu-lirl-. 800 half brls 500.
Por,roIs--firm, si7je2Oo per bri, sweet
$50 per bril-
PouLtEY-Chickcns, spring tl.5g2O,
mixed, 81 T5a2jO. hens. t2J0H27j.
foas.-Stcady. boxes llc, casss, lJc.
fnurs-COcoanuts, 500 per 100 Peanuts
Virginia, GotgHc Tennessee, farmer stock
tttjr, roasted, 3'sr higher hhcllcd, VOC
Pccans. TcNas. pai2g.
RAniNs-l.ondon layers, 500 layers
t27j. California. o. JO0t3O0.
BurtfR-Buitorinc, i5c. creamery, 2i@l5c
dairy, igaisc. country butter, NNl1c.
clprn--Ozafk, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 pc
hall brl.
visfa,H-Pcr gal. sai2o.
VEsgtAnLEs-On $3.50 per br. $40
per sack. Cabbage, home grown, slIje
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy.
ing, $l.5O per 81, 900 premium selling New
Orleans 81 discount buying, par selling
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louisville demand
par buying 81 per IL 900 premium selling.
The weeks clcarings showed a falling ohof
$500 5iS.Gl from the clearings of the previous
week, indicating corresponding decrease in
the volume of general business for the same
period
Tho local cotton market closed steady and
unchanged and sales unimportant. Little or
no cotton business is doing there being no
assortment of cotton in market TO attract
the attention OF buyers. At New Orleans
spots are dull and nominal and futures quiet
August declined 3 points and remaining
months points.
The Liverpool market is fiat very nttle
doing. Middling uplands and Orleans d.
clincd I'd. Futures closed quiet at a de.
cline Of points. New York closed nominal
with no sales and at dcclite Of &c on all
grades. Futures quiet and steady at de-
cline Of u points for August aud TO
points for the new crop months.
The Liverpool Journal says: "A novel
departure has lately been witnessed in con
nection with the cotton tude OF this port.
The New York cotton market has for some
time been under the control Of q bold clique
Of operators, who have succeeded in mani
pulating the price OF cotton for August de-
livery TO such pitch, compared with Liver
pool PARTIES OF value, that certain cotton
houses, among them the important firm of
Smith, Edwards q Co., have found IL TO adj
vantage to ship cotton from Liverpool TO
New York Tho freight and other expenses
will have to be cut very tine TO make the
operation worth undertaking. A curious
question will arise about the town dues.
This cotton has paid town dues when i'm.
portcd-cotton in transit pays no town dues
1t has practically been in transit, and there
fore the dues may be recoverable. Considcra-
tions Of cost and profit II any. on this spc-
ciiic operation are, however, probably not 10
much It's ultimate aim as the effect Of its DO
livery In New York will be. The people
who are attempting TO corner the market
will receive all the cotton available In
America, and, far from finding an outlet
for 1t in Liverpool are receiving more cotton
from here. This move may prove the pro.
verbal last straw which will break the back
OF the clique. Should the price further nd
vance, We believe that plenty more cotton l.
available for shipment, and that the firm
mentioned are prepared TO ship largely II
necessary This Is the latest development
OF carrying Goals 10 Newcastle" II Is
worthy OF note that the freight upon some
OF the cotton has been lis 81 per ton weight,
and will be- double that for the return yoy.
az il scnt back without being landed.
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Fru-M ackcrcl. half brls. No. l. S.2i
No ?. sG5j, lO.lb kit, No. I, N.io. No. 2
siiO Dry herring. family, &c per box
10. Pn1prrrs-firm. mes, pork. siGOo,
sugar cured ham, i3di3Ifc breakfast
bacon. iOAfti2c. bacon. clear rib sides, Dk
dajsr. bulk pork. clear sides ga9hc. clear
m sides. sNc. long clear, s,Ic; shoul.
dcrs, 7A@71.c. -..
L,np-fc.. s1essNc, half brls, sH@s '.c;
kcg,, sHgsNc. choice kettle, Osg9lsc.
Hem
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Cotton seed Produces

Vows CRuDE OIL--36c; prime summer
yellow, i0ailc oil summer yellow, 35g31c;
choice cooking, summer yellow, 45Mi6c.
prime summer white, ii@i6c; prime cotton
seed meal, Sl7 251l7.5O less than ear load,
SlS.2i, oil cotton seed meal, Sl5.0OGgl5. -;
less than car load lots, $l62j.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Clear rib side bacon, bulk pork clear
sides, clear rib sides, long clear and shoulders
were marked up ko today. Eggs are in
good demand at slight advance. Grain in
store at the elevators, corn, ~ i2i bush els;
oats, 500 bushels, and wheat, l5,OG7
bushels.
The New Orleans sugar market shows no
change Goods are quiet and steady with
very limited assortment Of plantation
sugars on the market. Molasscs continues
quiet and unchanged. There is fair de-
mand for clean rice with light receipts, with
movement fair and prices steady. Rough
rice is in good demand at steady prices.
A new fruit has been introduced TO the
New Orleans markctAMcxican grape via the
international Il Southern Pacific railroad.
The grapes are from Chahunhua and are
called Rosario, are purple, have very sweet
tsste, appear q month earlier than California
grapes and can be brought TO the New Or.
leans market In forty eight hours.
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chandler, Brown & Co., Of Chicago, to Os.
den Fontaine, Memphis "Iatc cables state
that the weather Is hot and forcing: increase
on acreage 2J0Oo0 acres No outside buying
orders here. Scalpcrs are selling freely
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CoRS MEu,-standard, s2.5o@2 90, pearl,
$3.50; steady.
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, s275; meii.
um, $50.
oar MEAt--In half brls. $50 from store.
CRAcKERs--Soda, treble extra, bisc; ginger
snaps, 5ISdSc; assorted jumblcs, iOCgl2c.
fLoUR-From store, common, S32b tani'
ly, Sl75. choice. SLOO. fancy Si2i extra
fancy. 500 patent s5.OOO152 - quiet
CRlCKED wnE,r-ln half bfls $40 from
store.
HomNY AND GHTrs-From store, s32j.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.


The NcwYork Financial Chronicle Of August
Is, gives the following figures: Total visible
supply, 9si,93i bales, against l,3il 285 In
1887. These figures indicate a decrease OF
cotton in sight Of 800 S3l bales, as compared
with the same date in 1857, and decrease Of
253,jj5 bales as compared with same date in
1874
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Movements az the ,.cVcc.

Arriyals-,ity OF Cairo, Natchcz
pcpOrturcs-uity Of Cairo, St Louis
GayoSo nptouyille; Alice Brown, Cairo,
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aii and Inrnrntine.

wuNfSoroS, ~ e., Aug ia.-furpontine
firm nj JIho.
CLryrL,sp, o., Aug Petroleum easy,
4 W. IiOo, 10.
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LONDON, Aug lH-af \, tu.--iunsolA closed
nj w 5.lGd for money aud gJ1sd Tor the a.
count United state, bonds, Il, N.3ih A.
lantir n Great Western, lists SIZE; Cana.
dian Parnc 3shc Erie 27.c. The amount
Of bullion gone into The Bank Of England on
balance today "a fii3,OD.
BErLiy Aug Is.-'rhc statement 81 the
Imperial Bank IT Germany shows decrease
In specie Of n, 2DOOyD marks.
Pans. Aug. is-Tbrcc per cent rcnies,
so o. Tor the account.
nASK cLr,Risal
CmcAoo. M, Aug. ls.--Bank clearing
SO 49, $50
Nav OElE,ss, La, Aug. is.-Bank clear.
ings, s5lI,slO.
BAIriuoRE Md. Aug is.-Clcarings, g.
To- ~. balance t2Jo.si2
NV YonE. Aug. is-Cloahngs, tg0773,.
III. balances, MTsO.plJ For the week.
ccarings, Sji3, $3.50. balances, 81, J2O,bjj.
PntLADELrHA. Pa, Aug ls.-Clcnring,,
| 81 .g3l.Gji. balances. ti7l2O62 For the
wcck-Cloaring, 81, syO3O, balances, 81
| 5Il2lO.
Bosroy, Mass, Aug is-Clcaring, tl3,.
/ go COZ balances. 81 ,Us5i77 For the week
| Clearing, al. JJi. SO balances. o. 22, SG2
| For the corresponding week In iss7-Clcar.
| ings, gDOlj, ISL balances 81 1870
| ~. fouia Mo, Aug. is.-Clcaringz, "
/ al SIS balances. tIl5.I3t For this week
| Clcnrinrr, ti7. 235 500. balances, t2.Cs5, O9l
For last wock-Clenrings, si7,itl. 100 bal
ancca. ~ b2l 5Ol For corresponding wcrk
last ycnr-Clcarings, ti0,Di0,SJ2, balances
! f2g130iI
Nrw YdnE. Aug. is.-Tho weekly bnnl
statement shows the following changes. H.
| serve. decrease, $3.50. 575 loans. Increase
0,tlsODO specie. decrease, tl,llj,yDO. lega
lenders, decrease, tl.ggJODD, deposits De
crease. siSj. 200. circulation, increase. So 100
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MAGNOLIA BALM

yssaes,ss rrsesiss. rruptons. letter. vs,srbr..h,
brioAiy nssl nssis inssss plsss sss snnss. Tuni
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ExcnANnE QrnTArioNs.

Ordinary, 7'sc; good ordinary, SIC; low
middlins, $50; middliug, loo, good mid.
ding, 10 5-lOc; mlddling fair lose; fair
nominal. dusty, iic to L. lower.
many y1IfJN srArENEyr
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MAGNOLIA BALM

iI.ur..s rsrise, oonplsnion ssa issps Me Yso..
pssi. Asms ssd ksnds Son sad Smooth. Tryni
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~. T.outs. Mo-. Az - Wool-strongcf,
with good consdmpNg demand
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cooper crar; loose, &c; kraut, brls, $780,
half brls $3.50. Garlic, soc per 100.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

sAoAsB MAGNOLIA BALM. Rsmo's' saabara
n. vr.salss Nh P,.eks. osst bs dsssslsas
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; middlinF. i0c. Sales, unim.
Ior,aut, including - last evening, Of
which - to exporters and - TO spin.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE s1.5o PREM. RELLING.

Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, 100
Sales Today Unimportant-The Tone
Of the General Market Steady-Meats
Firm.
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The banks now hold S2l 03G, 80 In excess OF
the - per cent rule.
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A,,., me. Years.

Nav Y0Hg, Aug There was q very
quiet market Ia Iil departments OF the
tfnlp.
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W. Y. Walton, ~ HHng.i"ld. Icnn9 says
II have been sufisrnf aIih neuralgia In the
face aud head. Oh auI .u FOR throe years. !
purchased boz OF 'r Tanner lnialllDle
Neuralgia Cure. aus t,lE eight u the pills.
have not felt any ..mUtpm' Of neuralgia
since. ltgiycs me pleasure ip froomlneni ~
Knngum Root Med...u" 'O Mhhuiaotufvfs,
Nashville. Tenn. D. ..u' lHr DDA oOla AZ
Holsters drug store LrI Aaihsu
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SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. Is lSSS !
As usual at this season OF the year money
is firm and the banks are doing nothing
below per cent
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Give. . hs'ishlnsiJ Dssaiifai hhia. Dries %
plssshs~. nsans.s. nousAs-ss. Psnylss saa,t.si
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Spots opened quiet and easy and closed
nominal. middling, NE. Sales .--- bales.
Quotations wcro a, follows Ordinary, SIC
good ordinary, Oi5-lGc, low middlinR.
IL 1916. middlinF I'VE, good middliug.
II D.lCc middling lair, u Size, fair,
~ iJ.iGc.
Futures opened quiet and easy and closed
quiet aud steady, ~ follows August, I.istg
ii.ig September, o.7ian72 october, p.5scs
$50 November. Oi0etDI7, December, 0.l5
go. January, o5l@n52; February, o.5og
oOD March. OG@0Cs. April, 0.7jaa7G
Msy. p.S3@o.sE June. 0sD9oyo July, DT
@lya sales, 1900 bales.
Sgw ORLEANS
Tic SPOT market opened quiet and closed
dull and nominal Middling, 1876. Sales
% bales. Quotations were a. follows Or.
binary. sc; good ordinary, sac. low mid.
dlins 0,sc middling io1sci good middling,
iO'sc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
nni steady, as follows August os2 bid.
September. p.I5@1is; October, s.ajtas.o1
November, ssDaoO0 December, sg29s9J.
january. Sgpg0OO. February, 90saoOJ,
March. Di7mOis, April, O.2G@D.g5, May,
,p3Jan3G. June, oiigDi5. Sales, S,2cO
bale,
p,ILY roRr AID INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Grr up clubs ior Iut WEEKLY ArrEAt
aud secure ono Of tho cash prizes. Soe lists.
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Nrw NoRE. Aug iH-toiicc-lli0 options
quiet. silcs. 22,JuJ BAGS. including August,
slUWHti o. September. tlV.ihttlu.j %.
October. g. 5iaiO6b December. o. sUiap No.
January. ~ ,itgiOus February, tpSi
March 5000. April. ti0n1, June, SiOni
Rio on spot. duh. fair cargUcs, li'.c
mild grades. firm
susnr-Hcld firmly quiet fair refining
. 5.i,r bid.ccnthfurnl ~ test, G4ci refined.
moderate demand. steady. Ricc-faif de-
mani steady.
Cuic,ao, H., Aug is.-On tho rrodnc,
exchange. to-day, the butter market was
steady. fancy creamery, tsAhglpllc. fair u
good. iitiGc. fancy dairy. ijftii'Sc, good "
choice, i3H@likC. EEn-lJ5s9lic Tot
choice northern.
CiScissari. o, Aug. -whisky-stendy
sales. SIS barrels Of finished goods on basis
of Nu Buttof=Fim Sugnf-Eisy
Egg,-Frm. re. Chucso-Firmcr
Nav ORLE,ss, IL. Aug. ia-Coflco-
Primer. Rio, common ~ prime, l2,s9l5ac
OtlUrs unchanged.
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Fluur-Firm aud unchanged
No. spring wheat, s3' ,WS3Nc, No. 3
spring wheat iBG1h, No. red. - ismsi',c.
No corn. li'.c No. oats, 2ii,c No .
rye, iSc No. barley nominal No l flax
seed, ~ iShllO. Prime timothy seed, a. 10
Mess Pork-lcr hrl SIS 5OHl37l Lard
per lOO lbs, SS0D@Spi ., short ribs sides
(looscl SS.2OMS22is
Rcccipts--Flour, lisa hrls wheat, ~.
30 bu corn. %, 76G hu oats, l3l,GJ bu
rye, a. ~ bu; barley, 3, - In.
Shipmcnts-FlOuf, A., ~ hrls, wheat, l7S. b
GO IN. corn AS, ilJhu. oats. li3 - bu, rye,
G,J,5 bu, barley. ~ bu.
Sr. LouIs, Mo-, Aug s-Flour-Stcndy
aud firm Whcat-Ca,h, unsettled with
line weather abroad aud crpp prospects not
80 uniayoruble, though cables were firm.
good weather In the northwest and reports
from spring wheat crop improving, there
was pressure 10 sell that opened prices 80
lower. A good demand developed ON the
decline and recovery followed, but the feel.
ing was unsettled to thu close. No. > red. cash.
Sjc August, S1AdSdIsc. September, 80 80
0.c, closing at NNc. October, 6l.@sBt.c,
December sSl.Ctss)-e, clusingat $50, May,
0J'.6gpiisc, closing RuDlc.
Communicative, with trading small No. ?
cash, ioECgilc; September, iiisc. October
iOi.mlp',c, year 81 e., MAY, ~ .hJ6i.c.
Oats Easier, No leash. 2lH2li ~; August
2lt2i1sc, september, 2j'.c, May, 2h@
2jsc.
Ryc-i7c bid.
Bnn-pull 569jsc.
FlaNsccl-Sl.li.
Cornmcal-Dull. s2.i5012 So
llny-Oncring, largely IN excess of de
mand aud prices lower new prairie 5000
ESQ. new timothy, $1,000 1850. old limo
thy, els OO0tl7OJ
Ruitor-Quirt aud steady. creamery l6of
isr: dairy. lpdijc Erg,-Quotcd at l2C
for guaranteed strictly fresh
Pruyi-ions-Firmor Pork -Sl3Nk IN iull
lot, Dry salt Mcats-Shoudcr- boxed
g.. 2,a5.St long. aud ribs, iS5Dfts -,
short clear, ss7jetNu1l h. Bacon Shout
dcr.. $40. long, aud ribs tJ3it,pJD
short clear, SDGGD528. Ham sl2 800,
iiO1
Receipts Flour. 400 brls wheat, ~,
ON bu. corn, 1900 bu. oats, 5l,OO bu, rye
1000 hu.
shipmcnts--Flour. 1000 brlG wheat
a.0p bu, corn. l5.OyJ bu, oats, 300 bu. rye,
none.
k,Ns,s CuY Mo. Aug. is.-Whcnt-
lower. No. rel. cash, 12'.c bid, Iilic asked.
September. 72i,c bid 13A. I, asked. December
&C bid, 10 asked No. rrl, cash, 90
bid. Osac asked. No. ? soft, cash, 7ic bid.
Cum-Stpndy; No, p cash sales nt b'sc,
May, JDlir bid, 80 b. asked, No white
cash. dc asked
Oats-No. ?. cash. 2o'ic bid, dc sskcl.
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT AUGUST Il, 1855.

Receipts this week .,.,,.,,,..... 4GIS
Same week IN ...... 1 $50
Same week In 1856 . iOOGl
Decrease compared with 1855. .....,.. G.26l
Decrease compared lSNi. .,....,,....,.,. ,., 5lSD
Shipments this wees. ...,....... ..,...., $50
Same week ia lSS7 ,............. l2Ou
Same week In 1855 .,,,.., / C,s
Decrease compared with 1857 ............,, go. 5000
Decrease compared with 1856 ................ 26l6
Stock this wcck.....,....... lG2u
same week In ......,.. - ls6
same week In lSSi ...........,. I75t2
Decrease compared with 1857 ................. G1I2
Decrease compared with 1886 ,,,.....,.,,,. 81 DOS
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rrrors report but ga feet at the Little
hahn, with 20 feet on thcEuagc at raducah
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FINE PosrRArs. kets Kemethy. HOO Pa. ava

GREAT DIAMOND SALE.-To reduce surplus
stock We ore- at import cost our entire selection
this week only; q lew bargains are: / Or. Az
carat earrings, perfect ESQ, worth $3.50. / pr. =
kt- earring Sl10, worth $40 1 pr. kt. earrings
SAC, worth So. solitaire ring and stud, carat
$40, worth $3.50. A gem, solitaire ring, carat,
eoo,worth SIS, and many others. k HAKkls Co.,
Az 1th 81
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BIooD Poison.

II was Poisoned by poison ivy. and let II 80
till the poison got into my blood. when WIS
confined to my house for two months had
sores and scales on me from head to feet my
finger nails came of. and my hair and whisken
came out. had two physiciana but did not
seem to get much better. Then saw Hoods
Sar.aparilla advertised in = paper. and bought .
bottle. It helped me SO much that continued
taking it till / had used three bottles. when
was cured."-G. W. vUNK, Brockport, Ny.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA-
Sold by all Druggists. 81: six for 81 Pre-
pared by C. I. HOOD Co.. Lowell. Mass.
ja2l 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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FIVE THOUSAND DoLIA,ky

Five THOUSAND DoLLA,k
worth Of valuable presents for cash customers this
year.
FRENCH SATTEENS, fenst quality, Csc.
HAMBURG EDGING ., 9. 8, 10, and l2xc
AsTRAKAN CLOTH, worth 81; only Csc
OOLORED SILK vELvETS. worth e.; only SOC.
Handsome striped Black SILK vELvETS. worth
q only 45c.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soilsd, 81 81.
~ IL, s2.37
BRoADCLoTH FOR LADIES' SUITS, one yard and
s-haf wide; worth 81; only SIC.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. at actual cost price,
to reduce stock.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS one and s-half yards
wide. pure Wool worth 81; only SOC.
Elegant Dress Goods-FRENCH SERGE pure wool
wide double width wonderful bargains at 5Oc: only
37hc.
TRICO CLOTH DRESS GOODS, pure wool. wide
double width, great bargains: 375Sc.
PLAID MUSLIN. good quality, &C.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR SEVENTH ST.
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A NEW REAPzR.-This great al

A NEW REAPER.-This great discovery, unlike
Mat OF most important and advanced agricultural
implements, Is OF worldwide interest and not con-
nneo 70 farmers alone. Its practical test showed
colclusively that In the reaping OF unStinted
praise from thousands OF nervous sufferers, the
Scotch Oats Essence Company is In the lead OF all.
The scotch Oats Essence will cure any case OF ner
Nuuaness neuralgIa or mental disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-02

JEwEIRY DEALERS take notice that balance
stock and fixtures OF LadSOn's Jeweiry store "
be sold In lots 10 the trade on Friday evening ne
al o'clock
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The lively stepping pages OF the Senate are 70
run a race In competing for a gold watch and
chain, offered BY the q. A. X. Bazaar and Fair, TO
the page procuring the most votes The pages OF
the House OF Representatives. Will also compete
Tor a gold watch and chain Books for all voting
contests may be had at committee rooms, 14:sse
PeunsyIyanla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-02

EVERY PURCHASER OF A SEASON TICKET costing
only 80 cents 10 the q. a. X. Bazaar ana Fair has
an equal chance OF securing the grand upright
Decker plano shown al Sanders and SJayman's on
+ street, and also very valuable horse, buggy
and harness.
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VEs1. V1D1. V1c1..
LIST OF BARGAINS FOR THIS
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

10 Cases Of Century Cloth Remnants In desirable
lengths including light medium dark Styles beau
tiful designs and warranted fast colors 6Ac PEI
yard regular value, 1Oc.
Only one of fine French Saline Remnants differ.
ent lengths. select patterns dark brown bottle
and navy blue at 12c per yard: standard price, 3Oc
One Of the same quality French Saline in plain
colors including evening shades: also at 12hc Per
yard
Cases of the Famous Connstadt Feather Ticking
and BEDS warranted entirely featherproof at lac
yard worth no less than csc.
Several cases of Fine Wool Mixed De Beises in all
lengths transins from to 25 yards at the low figure
OF &c per yard; regular value, 12Hc
Another lot of Fine De Beige Remnants excellent
styles and quality. 21inch wide at 1Oc. worth 15c.
34-inch wide at 15c.; worth 25c. Warranted to be
free from any imperfection.
For the benefit of the parties who want to buy .
CMan's) Cardigan Jacket at very low figure, will
state that this the last week of our Great Reduction
Sale in this line.
20 Pieces of French Furniture Cambria, extraordi-
nary styles good quality and perfect manufacture
&c. per yard; worth at least 1Oc
The most important feature Of our Great Sales this
week. will be the
GENERAL REDUCTION OF PRICES
IN OUR
COMFORT AND BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
The Bargains We offer in this line cannot be Justly
demonstrated paper. So extend invitation to
the public to come and examine our stock.
The last lot of the well known special Line Of Dol
mon and Coating Cloth at less than half Of regular
value.
10 Dozen Of Children's Lace Cape Collars, made of
excellent Wash Dentelle at 12Hc regular price.
Several dozen Of Black Farmers Satin Ladies' Skirts
good quality at ESQ.,. standard price. $1.25.
One case of Light and Medium Figured Percale Rem
nants desirable lengths at &c. per yard worth 1Oc
ZONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST"
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The LADIES ARE ACTIVELY ENGAGED in the sale
Of season tickets Tor the q. A. X. Ba2ar and Fair.
The lady selling the secd largest number Is 70 be
presented with the superb china tea set shown at
BOteier'S
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PpoprssoR UluPT's COCRsE.

Miss CASSIE, OF New York. Is exhibiting at 1923
street the choicest selection or Dr1c-a-orac and
nne decorative goods ever displayed Her prices
VIII be made TO suit.