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MISCELLANEOU TTA TT'C VEGETABLE iliiiillfj SICILIAN Hair Benewer. Seldom docs a popular remedy win t uch a Streps Jioii upon tlie public confidence as has lSii liAifc KEXtWEK. The cases in wLicli it baj accomplished a complete restoration ot color to tlie hair, and vigorous health to tbe scalp, are innumerable. Old people like it for its wonderful power to restore to their whitening locks their original co-er a.n-1 Ixaaly. 51 i-idle-aged people like it b-ican.se it preeuti them from getting bald, keep cUuidi'uii away, and makes the Lair fcr.' tiiic and strong. Young ladies like it iw a dressing because it gives the hair a beau tiful glossy lustrc,and enables them to dress it isi wim tcver f urm they wUli. Thus it i3 tho favorito of all, and it has become so simply because it disappoints no one. BUCKINGHAM'S DYE lOIi THE WHISKERS Ilru becufci oi:t of llie n:o:-t important popu lar io'.u-l anicies for gcntleuien's use. 'When the In a: d is gray or naturally of an unde cirablo shade, Uuckinuham's Dye is the reuxHly. i riiEI-ARED DV It. P. Hall & Co., Nashua, N.H. Sold by all Druggists. .aa 1 lytctp dAw A 10 17 AVER'S Ague Care contains an antidote for all malarial dis orders which, so far as known, is used in no other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor any mineral nor deleterious substance what ever, and consequently produces no injurious effect upon the constitution, but leaves ttie svstem as healthy as it was before tho attack. WE WAEEANT AYER'Si AGUE CURE to ctire every case of Fever and Ague, Inter mittent or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com plaint caused by malaria. In casa of failure, after duo trial, dealers are authorized, by our circular dated July 1st, 1882, to refund the money. Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists. niay.23d Aw rrni THE PROPOSAL- He. My darling, you look, irresistibl) lovely to-night ! " - She. Do I ? Thanks very much ! you are handsome as a Frince, Charley, in youi dress suit. j He. Give the credit to the Diamond Shirt, my love, which I wear for the first time to-night; it is that which gives ton t to my toilette. Here is its prototype (slip ping the Diamond engagement ring on her finger). She. May our love be as enduring as the fame of " The Diamond Shirt." Tableau, FOR SALE ONLY i By D. SHRDER, -THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER, 114 MAlfiKBT ST., WILMINGTON, N.C. eptC iAJSTOTHEE, LOT - OF EXPECTED BY WEDNESDAY. MILAN CHIP ntul all the BoughJStraws, popular now. Every possible shade oCrcath era and other Trimmings. New lot of Para sola, white and colon, all prices. Glores, LUle,tCid and Lace. New Stamping Patterns. . : Eeepectfully V ' WAMSUTJASalOO LINEN. The Daily Review. Thr ,tniln Kpifi JifLX the. laTOtSt bona. tee circulaticn. of any newspaper MU(ViinA Ww p-w-w Jf v - ' " T WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMB'R 10, 1884 8TATK NEWS, Ne wbern Journal'. Mr. S. H. Scott made an assignment on yesterday to Mr. F. Unlricb. That is another ot the results of the disastrous fire on Fri day morning last. llobesonian: It is with sadness that we chronicle the death of Mr. Daniel Hfister. of Iiladen coun y. who died at his residence on tbe morning of the 2nd init. of bilious colic, at the age of i0 lie was confined but a few hours, be suffered the mott horrible pain but bore it with Christian fortitude. Shoe Heel Print: We learn that Mr Evn D. Cameron, of Laurinburg, has iiiven un the practice of law, and is studying for the ministry. We had the pleasure ot spending Saturday nisht last in the country, at Plummer- vilie. with our clever friend, Mr. Mur plf y McNair. He has a fine plantation of over three hundred acres, most ot which is under cultivation, and the crops will show that the land is good. He has a lot containing 10 acres from which he will doubtless pick 20 bales of cotton. Eayetteville Sun: Rev. F. II, Wood has shown us a running pea vine (field pea raised by him in his garden) which measured twenty feet in length. It was thought that a measurement of all the lateral branches added to the length of the main stem would aggregate one hundred feet, Several days ago President Gray, of the C. F. & Y. V. II. R.,.in company with Hon. Geo. M. Rose, of this place, attorney for the road, went on business to Bennettsville, South Carolina. On their return home they made a short, stop at Shoe Heel. While there the band serenaded them and called on Col, Gray lor a speech. The Colonel responded by saying that he was no speaker, but that Mr. Rose wa3 employed by him to do his talkiug and that hedoubtles3 was prepared to entertain the crowd: whereupon Mr. Rose made a talk, in which he review- ed the works of Col. Gray, lauding him in swelling eulogy throughout, lhis brought President Gray to h s feet io explanation ; that Mr. Rose wa3 not em ployed to make that kind of a speech The whole thing wua very amusing. We must say, however, that Mr. Rose was the victor that time. Charlotte Observer: Information reached us yesterday, of the killing last Saturday, in Itcvan county, uear the Iredell line, of a negro brute named George Johnston, by a party of men who were trying to effect his capture One day the past week Johnston went io the home of au aged white lady, who lived near Mooresville, in Iredell coun ty, and took advantage of her lonely condition to as ault her. News of the affair Lecoming known, large parties of neighbors set out in search of the negro. Saturday a party of men came upon him He relused to surs render and was shot dead. A few days ago, Mr. George Howie. a citizen of Pineville, in this county. suffered a disastrous loss through the incendiary torch, losing his fine steam grist mill and cotton gin. The burned ouildings were located on Mr. Howie a farm 'in Union couuty, S. C, just across the Mecklenburg line. That it was the work of incendiaries, there was no doubt, so our informant tells us. We could not learn the amount of Mr. Howie's insurance, if any. Mr. Howie is a worthy citizen, and is to be sympathized with in his loss. In the Superior Court yesterday morn ing the suit of F. E. Patrick, against the Richmond & Danville Railroad Company, lor $8,000 damages, was called for trial. A number of years ago Mr. Patrick was superintendent ol : he cotton compress in this city. The compress was located on tbe depot nlatform and at a certain time. Mr. Patrick was notified to move it. He tailed to comply with the notice and he railroad company proceeded to move it for him. Hence his suit for damages. Patrick was represented by Jones & Johnston, while Bur well & Walker, Fab. IJ. Butbee and T. R Robertson appear for the railroad. The h'urinj; of the testimony in the case wil' be resumed this morning. News and Cbserver: The farmeis have abandon d all hope for late corn. The drought I as slaugtered it. Eveiy day now ihe cotton is being damageo. The cropects tor rain are dim. Three persons jojned the Second Bap tist church on Sunday morning, and at night a young gentleman was baptised by the pastor, -Rev. Mr. Gwaitney. At the church of the Sacred Heart, Suntiay morning, a beautiful statue of the Virgin Mary was unveiled. It is lifesizeandstands beside tho altar. An interesting revival of religion is in progress near tbe lair ground, con duetad by W. R. Dicks and D. McLeod, of the Second Baptist church. A letter from Asbeville says that Mr. C. M. Williams, the leading stationer and bookseller there, died suddenly. He -was a prominent Baptist, having been for years secretary and treasurer of the Western Baptist Association. Messrs. C. M. Busbee and B. II. Wcoddell. representatiyes from this State to the .Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, leave this morning for Minneapolis, to attend tbe sixtieth annual session of that body. Mr. James F. Payne, of Monroe, the other representative from this State, will accompany them. -Yesterday the Graded School term be gan. Principal A. J. McAlpinewas interviewed, by a reporter and said that the attendance was larger than ever before on the opening day, by 26. Yes terday there were present 517 pupils. Of these 253 were boys, 264 girls. All the grades were full. Many more pupils are looked for in the next fortnight; The attendance s expected to be larger than ever before. There are nine teach ers. What generous, bighearted people- these Westerners are. The citizens of Swaio, in mass meeting to prepare for the grand celebration of the completion of the WT. N. C. R. R., heard a report from a special committee. One section of this was follows: "That. John Wcody and Samuel Massey-be requested to catch at least 400 mountain trout for the special bene, fit and grati ficatioa of Gov. Thorns. J. t ff. r? , V, r-t What Shall tbe Harvest Be! The Slimmer is ended what shall the harvest be? If you have sowed lib erally you will reap richly. Bat if not remember that the next (the 173d) Grand Monthly drawing of The Louis iana State Ixttery will happen on Tues day, October 14th. 1884 full informa tion cf which can be had of M . A. Dau phin. New Orleans, La. At the draw ingi(the 171st,) ot August 12th, among the results, the following is reported: No. 15,365 drew the first capital of $75, 000. It was sold in fifths one was held by Eugene Gaudies, No. 231 St. Peter's st.. New Orleans ; another by Mr. Louis Seymour, ef Memphis, now emploved as a carpenter at tbe Grand Cotton Ex position Building at New Orleans. No. 53.803 drew second capital prize of $25, 000, fold in New York. No. 29,862 drew tbird capital prize of $10,000, sold in fifths two.to Mr. T. S. Tut wiler, of Sanford, ' F'a., collected through Columbus (Miss.) Ins. and Banking Co. The fourth capital prizes af $G 000 each went to Nos. 1,157 and 55 475, sold in fractional parts hither and you, among others two-fifths to A. B Glover, No. 25 S Compton Ave.. St Louis,. Mo ; one-fifth to Mr. Louis -S. Day, ol New Haven. Conn., and to UlUCI pll LIC3 IU II aSUIUglC'lli MJ . U and in New Orleans. La. But here we will rest for a Deriod. (To be continued indefinitely. ( . 'Koutrli on Corns." Ask for Wells' "Raugh on Corns " 15c. Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bunions epd Every Farmer ought to get a 'Boy Clipper Plow," greatest invention ol tbe age. Jacobi is tbe Aent f OUMMEKCIAL S'JSXfH. WILMINGTON MARKET. September 104 P. M SPIRITS TURPENTINE -Quoted steady ai Q7 cents per gallon . No sales reported. ROSIN Quoted quiet at 95 cents for Strained and $1.00 for Good Strained. TAR Quoted firm at $1.10 per bbl of 280 lbs. CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted steady at $1.75 for Virgin and Yellow Dip and $1 for Hard. COTTON Quoted steady. Sa'.es of 50 bales on a basis of I0i cents per pound for Middling. The following are the official quotations: Ordinary..... 8 centa d. T)od Ordinary lJ Low Middling 9 Middling 10i GoodMiddline - I0 DAILY RECEIPTS Cotton 118 bales Spirits Turpentine 23G casks Rosin 8U bbls Tar 106 bbls Crude TuiDentine... 142 bbls MARINE NEWS. ARRIVED. Steamer Bladen, Green, Fayette. ville, C S Love & Co. Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith ville, Master. CLEARED. Steamer Bladen, Green, Eayette ville, C S Love & Co.. S team er Passport, Harper, Smith ville, Master Steamer John Dawson, Black, Point Caswell R P Paddison. Schr Lizzie Lane, Ilerrick. Port-au- Prince, Hayti, Northrop & Cumming. Exports. FOREIGN. Port-au-Prince, Hayti Schr Lizzit Lane 135,000 feet lumber, 05,000 shin gles. WEEKLY STATEMENT. STOCKS ON HAND SEPTEMBER 6. 1884 Cotton ashore, 654 ; afloat, 49 ; total, 703. Spiritsashore, 4,342; afloat, 2,276; total, 0.618. Rosin ashore, 85,632; afloat, 4,489; total, 90.121. Tar ashore, .2.434; afloat, 400 ; total 2,834. Crude ashore, 1.755 afloat, 11; total, i,766. ' RECEIPTS FOR WEEK ENDED SEPT. 6. Cotton,-202; spirits, 1.448; rosin. 4,220; tar, 1,974; crude, 567. EXPORTS FOR WEEK ENDED SEPT. 6. DOMESTIC. Spirits, 3; rosin, 83; tar, 311; crude, 869. FOREIGN. Spirits, 1,700; rosin, 25 VESSELS m THE PORT OF WILMINGTON, N. C. September 2, 18S4. No vessel under 60 tons reported in thla hat. BARQUES. . Nor Inul& Capri, 393 tons, Danielsen. C P Mebane Gr Angnst, 317 tons, Grabe, E Peschau A Westermann Nor Frey, 281 tons, Halvorser , Ueide & Co BRIGS. Carrie E Picklrg, 263 tons, Marshall, E G Barker Co SCHOONEBS. John Shay, 30G tons, Clark, Geo Harris Co Thomas 81nnlckeon, 230 tons, Ilerne. . eo Harriss A Co Schr William H Keeny, 298 tons IJppJneott. Geo Harriss A Co Schr Uzzle Lane, 220 tons, Ilerrick. 4W w KG Barker AC Timothy Fields, 17J tons, Adams, KG Barker A Co S G Hart, 505 tons. Fountain. Master RS Graham, 341 tons, Avis, M . Geo Harriss A Co Horace. Lanfalr, 293 tons, Woodland. v. Geo Harriss A Co L. C Hickman, 231 tons, Joseph. Gen Harriss A Co Sarah S Harding. 335 tons. Melvln. Geo -Haniss A Co LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED FOB THIS PORT. Ger Diana, 3)4 tons. Schroder, sailed from llverjcool, Axxg. 17 Ger Express, 276 tons, Fretwuxst, ski from Ilrerpooi Aug JO. Nor Fama,40: tons.' Taraldsen, at Para, Jnly7J. Ger Fidelio, 37 tons, Meyer. salie3 from 8tettin, Anz 17 - Ger Hermann FHedrieh, 2S3 tons, 2JeJahr, sailed from Lirerpool, Aug 1. . . Nor KallLsto, 433 tons, L'glard, at Rio Jane. rSo.JufySo AnstXeda, C3 tons. Easier, sailed from Flame July 13. Kot Ylke&J. rredr!;isc3, -.tillcl fren NEtV AOVERTISEEt EKTSi "T H E C E rj," No. 20 N. Front St., TS TO BK OPENED THIS EVENING, AND j the pub lie will bo cordially welcomed by the rrupriewjr. jut. vriiLi wiss x', who win exert innirou iu fciva uis inenas ana wose wno cm un uuu. a guou ume. Bept 6 ly Bed Room Sets. A Ii AKGK AND WELL SELECTED STOCK. DINNER AND TEA SETS VEBY LOW. GILES A MTTKCTTTSON'S sept 8 38 and 40 Mnrehlr s Block. Conoley's Drug Store. 21G MARKET STREET. AfULL LINE OF MEDICINES FOK Prescriptions. Soda Water and Cigars. Con oley's Cologne still ahead. Come and try I . C n 1 .1 i ii. i icottijinuus prepareu whq care at any V. n v n ) . H fl I 1 . J UUIUBf MSkJ MX Ul'gUU sept 8 J. W. COSOLEY. "IKIENDS AND FEOT-C1MENS: TJEAJJ ME FUE MY CAUSE AN EE PL J.JL lent. that ve nav hear Colognes, Ki trams. Toilet and f ache t Pow ders. ' Soap, Turkish Towels, Tnilet Case?. Full lihe of Drags Ac. Prescriptions a spec- F. C. MTLLER8 . ang U Corner Fourth and Nun ata School Requisites. rNK, PENS, PENHOLDERS, PENCILS, Slates. Spores, Copy Books. Exercise Books, . . . Inkstands, &c, &c, Ac. BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY In our cians: jsook Department we have all styles auu oiz,c, ouapieu io every jine 01 Dusiness. Special Slzrs made to order. STATIONERY Of all Unrta Merchants. Teachers Lawyers, Ministers anl We make a specialty of Blank Books and ouiuuiieijr iur iu use oi uoun les ana bounty Officials. Orders for Engraving Checks, ot "uvea, -cnooi a roijramnies. lnvita , JlftW iTfrOfifirV St,nTA o - , w. IHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD EES PECT- f ally announce to the citizens of Wilmington and the adjacent country that he has opened a New Grocerv Store at the corner of Princess and North Water Streets (Sir. H. Losb'a old stand, vi hlch will bo kept constantly supplied with tho NICEST AND FHKSHRST fiOfinS At tho aama tfmo 1 continue to oner Choice Family Groceries to iuy ineuuH sou mu T'uuiic ai tne oia stanu. rf vAuucr Mai&i uuu oeconu o tree is . Ul I. .111111 V 1 1 rt It 1 1 1 1'.H Hlllir.. English Waukenfaust. flO WALK FAST 13 IESIRABDE UNDER some circumstances. To do so comfortably yov must have an easy fitting Shoe. The new styles we have just received are pretty to look at, easy In foot, durable to wear, and a peas- ure to the wearer. Come look at them. Geo. R. French & Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET cept 8 New Jewelry Store. HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY announces to his frisnds and the public that he has refitted tke store No. 105 Market St., (Brown & Anierson'a old stand) where he will display a large, handsome and carefully selected stock of JEWELRY GOODS of aU kinds. All new and all warranted exactly as represented. Wat' hes. Clocks and jewelry TAnftlrml. finni wnrlr anil nrnmntHAlfvura A share of the public patronage is respect sept 2 lvrd xtw Groceries. rpHERE NEVER WAS A TIME WHEN Housekeepers could buy so many things so cheap. Some of the subslantlals are np 'lis true, but the average Ii low. We are dally receiving NEW AND FRESH GOODS. All orders sent iw Rf.rvAntt win k nmmnti j " ' r- t'9J vm- tf nnAfi tf A.nrl anv ry wfll Ka uuue. a 11 are mviieu o can, inspect' ana price goods. No trouble to show them. Eggs arc ud. and re wish we cnnlri na mnch - the quality, but we always try and Imitate uue ix-ieuraieu in insiory, wno aid It with his IITT.i.L. a . . . . i xakun ok. pupua inienuea. aug 20 F. G. & N. ROBINSON. Closing Out Sale. WHILE MRS. TAYLOR IS IN THE NORTH 8ELECTING THE FALL TOClC, and before wo recclye our new stock we wll give decided IN" . HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SILKS, SATINS, LACES, GLOVES. t FAK8. HOSIERY, ' CORSET , CNDKBWEAB, ;. . JEWELBY, SATCHELS, 4c.4c call will conTlnce yoa of the same tt aylo k MISCELLANEOUS. It is with pleasure that a variety ol UlacK troods, bought this season; we claim that they are very cheap. BLACK JERGEYSl We have heen getting these goods every week for the past three months and yet the demand is for more, j Sizes 32 to 42 just received; hoth plain and fan skirts. R. n3. r3nII1TiDi? sept 4 A :. t3iA Onat nt Tf Ml in aiw color, gradually and permanenUy. Not a dye. A marTeUoua firrention. G ray-HttrM m!S men and old women, made to look young in three weeks. No more gray hair ASnS2?i nnflT n1 lnTnrtinMr HaiwI f nr itMoHntlv. Wink .... ci4nM.4ai "IIUW 1 Istfl aaaflwtori eta, whoreoomraendHhlchlyrvIWs $. h. HldMwriTSn June 30 ly d t th sat wly eow I WE STILL To whom it may Concern :-Wc would most PrJ?mP L4 c.nAionJ ?o orders in the line o rend them to us we will endeavor to fill thom & other lines of goods free on appUcttioh. Detroit, men 13 dw ly Administrator's Notice. TTAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMIN ISTRA i iu mc un ui uviure mo i. i u. uar oi vusrus fc. 1 1S85, or this notice wilt be pleaded In bar of a recovery. Those Indebted to the same will please m ike immediate navment. aug 26 law 6w tu Administrator Cotton Presses. i BROWN'S COTTON GIN, RUBBER BELT ING. GIN BBISTLES. Send in your or ders at once for GINS and PRKSSRS. rtn-n't delay. You will be disappointed in getting uiem in ume. W. E. SPRINGER St CO.. 19. 21 & 23 Market Street. sept 8 Wilmington, N. C. Certainly You Can. w HY WE HAVE HAD THAT KIND OF G JOUS fromTHM FIRST.sneh as COOK piw'ww great mem. aneet xaa. uuns. nm, .irrnn . . . r. . ' v ssiop JsucKeio, ironing Boards, Lad Hoards, Cheese Boxes, Brooms. All these-and more you can buy cheap of 1 S ifA.liH.KK A TAYLOR PURE WHITE OIL. 1 sent 8 PJcw Mullets. '4 FEW BBLS. OF FRESH ! . - . I 4 CORNED MULLETS FOR SALE. aug 23 DAVIS - 80N. White Cypress or Yellbw Pine. SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS' GUAEAN" TEKD AS GOOD AS TRR TtKST Moulding, Brackets. Balusters! an 1 Orna- , a r tfr 1 I BCDUtl T CM Ml TT OrK. . - aug 25 PARSLEY WIGGINS. PARSLEY & WIGGINS, i i r MANUFACTURERS'OF SASH, BLINDS) DOORS) ANB - j . ORNAMENTAL WOOD WORK. - j- aug 25 ' ; Notice. T HE FIRM OF HOLUNGSWORTH & CO. I has heen chancrRd thla Am itr thAnHmii of S. H. TRIMBLE and the admission of T I 5 P. 8 YK E3. The business will be I conducU I m heretoforelunder the name and stvlc of I ; July 9 tf HOLLING3WORTH & CO. E. C. Blair, T3ROKEB A COMMISSION MERCHANT for the sale of Flour, Meal, Grain, Cotton and Forelfn Fruits. Mercha.ndnA and 11 l-fnria of Country Produce sold and prompt returns guaranteed. Consignments solicited. E. G. BLAIR, aug 28 No. 19 N. Second Street. SEA-SIDE PARK FRIDAY. SEPT. 1STH. GRAND AND FINAL YACHT -BACE OF the season. All the Prominent and Fast Boats have entered fnr tflia mot The, nrinnino boat to carry the Champion Flag during the winter. Plenty of Piar Fi-h and Criha. KtMm Launch DUDINE ready to carry passengers to the beach. sept 9 2t O KJHi XI. 11 ALU . Manager For Rent. T WELLING WITH 16 ROOMS and all necessary out buildings, la a de sirable location. Owner f Amilv tJ qubrea 6 rooms. Will board with partV rnt Address P. O. BOX: 47 septus: , 4Cit. Great Musical Wonder ! PLAYS ANY TVSr. IMITATE ANY Dira or animal, hmrnfrt imo rt in . mrari im.iwji i AIb !I ynrse' quickly learn its use with out taauctlon Whesnsed br minstrel and specialty artlsU, quartettes or choruses, it in ZZT9 Pcated encores. FurnUh- fiood dancing music for excursions, picnics. YDpT to Tthlnz else for campaign Ecnbs in stoest parades, etc Used est mouth iJ2?nHTas,,.c,ti7 horcs a rood bsnd C33 4. t fit wmsroiXANEQTJ8. we call special attention tc ""i-s anil TT wiiu . - " SURVIVE I respectfully anncunce that we are nrpn.r . of Wire I Iron WorkT 'whTcfiSPiSlJj tti hnnMAut .Vr " i.. .PJ0111?'7" 12 " vw,wr ' Aron encJa National Wire & Iron Co. - Mich. I crcapitai prize 875,000.0 - 1 ou"nPW. Louisiana) State Lottery Company. Wedoheitbif cer-tyy that toe iupervtMS arrangement for all the Monthly and 8m. tame are conducted with honesty, fairneu eat wm yww; mw www w w ffrnc9t OTW Kt GUUOt ize ihe Company to use this certificate, with fac similes of our Signatures attached, in Ut advtr. Commissioners. Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the I lslatnre for Edncatlnnal ana r.hrHnhln nnr. poses with a capital of $1,000,000 to which i cserve fund of over $550,000 has since bees t -X x .... uneu. By an overwhelming ponulai vote IU fru chlse was made apart of the present 8ute uonsutunon adopted December 2d, A. u.,im The only Lottery ever voted on and endontd "W wte pcoptc vj any ouue. It never scales or postpone. Its Grand Single Number Drawing uti place monthly. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIS A FORTUNE. Tenth Grand Drawing, Claw I, in me Acaiomy ot Music, at new utkmbm, Tuesday, October II, 1884173 1 Monthly Dnw Ing. - Capital Prize, $75,000, 100,000 Tickets at Fiye Dol lars Each. Fractions in Fifth in proportion. ; , T.TRT flU" PRT7.KS. i Capital Prize of.... 1 Caoital Prize of.. 2 Prizes of $8,000...; ft" S Prizes of 2.000 of 2 ooo m of i low - m Of 600 WJ of 200 m .10 1T1ZCS " 20 Prizes 800 Prizes of 100 1XK) Prizes of. . 25. - APFBOXDCATIOX PRIZES. -B AanmTlmtHm PvItm Af I7SQ. 'r 9 . . 500. 9 tt - 250. 1,867 Prizes, amounting to " Application for rates to clubs BhotUdbeB' only to the office of the Company la ew w For further infonaation, write Ing full address. Make V.0.Jtag" ders payable and address Registered Lettcn NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Nkw OatiAjri, POSTAL NOTES-and ordinary lettVj Mall or Express (all sums of $5 and opw by Express at our VAVVSff, New Orleans, OTM. A. DAUPHIN, w u. n Q. 607 Seventh St., Washtatoa. v. , sept lC-wed-aat-5w-dAw n AT TV for the working class. &j . vAii man yon free, a royal box of sample goods, that will way of making more money In a few can work all the ume or m v"".'77htc& TLe work Is universally adapted w wt" vnnntr nnH nlrl Yon can easilT rB w- cents to $5 every evening. That all wot may less ue uumbwi " - -n v paralleled offer; to all who are not it, : , for the owr. wrius. Full x,. ST who give their whole time io the wor success absolutely sure. Don t fZ&sA jow Aadress noVvV11 W..& E. S. Attornevs-at-Iaw. Office S. XL Cor." PrtnceatfrJ Wtaer Ian 7 . . ' ' J A TMONACB?S, 18H SEwJ" f tweeakirketand Princess. I tlemena roods of every description, ' w Aim. taiiiinr. seourlB and bleactuw me a pair ef vonr,od Kid Gof ponday 1 ND ALLTIIE WEEK. TOU IlJ' ie co'-nr ;-t of ArpW?eajfj? Cfcicker 3, l i all c : -r eouW; t AHnwH xuwiRin in j. MMumana Statt LA tervCompmiy, and in person manage and cow rot the Drawinat themtr.lve 't imrx! S.!11111113 Tr&ciLz s. tt3 keys 1 -rf3 ? -"-nr-. Price 10 c-t iLzt ! ir- -',c.; -icr tr- 1 r---- r n r4- fit 00 .