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the DUTCH IN AFRICA.
Exchange Of Territory Between England and
Holland.

ExchauGe Of Territory Between England and
Holland.
From the Manchester Guardian, July Ill
convention between Her Majesty and the King OF
the Netherlands for interchange Of territory the
West Coast Of Africa signed ct London the 5th Of
March, and the ratdcatons were exchanged on the 9Th
instant The convention rectes that the interchange
would conduce to the mutual advantage Of the two Pow
ers and would promote the interests Of the inhabitants
Of the territory.
Her Majesty codes TO the King Of the Netherlands
all British forts, possessions and rights Of sove-
reignty or Jurisdiction which she possesses on
the Gold Coast 70 the westward Of the mouth Of
the Sweet river whore their respective territories are
contermnous; and the King Of the Netherlands makes
like cession TO her majesty Of Netherlands FORTS pos
sssons and rights OF sovereignty or jurisdiction 70 the
eastward Of the mouth Of the Sweet river The tariff TO
be enforced after the LIT Of January, 1885, In the pos
session Of tho two Powers upon the Gold coast imposes
three per cent ad valorsm duty the invoice price OF
all goods except beer wne spirits, tobacco gunpowder
and firearms, for which specific duties are provided II
the customs officers consider the value Of goods declared
By the masters Of vessels insufficient they TO be at
liberty to take tho goods public account paying 70
the importer the Of his valuation with the addi-
ton Of ten per cent thereon
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POLITICAL lNrrlLloeucr.

Tns Psrspsycy--cAsDnArs rmcxw-Ths 81
Charles NO. Sentinel nominaies Senator Henderson Of
that State, and Kalamazoo Mich. paper y out for
Fremont rhs Chase party has also The accession r.
Gently OF two republican papers 10 Ohio.
ootosApo.- western paper ssasss territorial cleo
on will DO held In Colorado. August H. for smbers Of
the Legislature and county ofcer. uadsr an act Of
Congress- approved last March the members Of the L.
risa,ivs Council will hold four years, and OF the House
Two years. and as this v in ell probability be the last
Legislature OF the Territory both parties striving 70
secure 10 for the sake Of political prestige whsn the
state shall como 70 DO organized and admitted,
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
SPECIAL releeaAm TO the HERALD.

The Accident 60 the Cable Of 1S06-Increaso
Of Facilities for Transmissioa Of the News.
HRARrs CorrRsr, N. r., August 9, 1857.
Her Britannia Msjssty's surveying steamer 0uinars
lsft ST. Johns this morning, having board . party
charged with the duty to thoroughly and report
the soundngs The spot where the cable OF
1860 was broken on the 10th Of July
The Now York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Company Is now engaged in building three telegraph
lines between this place and Nova Scotia b in
nection with the Western Union Telegraph line Of New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-09
BROOKLYN CITY GOVERNMENT.

The Committee of the Joint Board. appointed At the
meeting Of the Joint Board Of Aldermen and Super.
visors. met at the City Hall on Wednesday evening,
when the Mayors budget Of the expenses Of the city
government for 1858 submitted Ths total amount
required-whch 10 much larger than the previous
year-is proportioned as follows
Amount be raised for principal Of city bonds
Amount to be raised for interest same..... E7,8l3
Amount to be raised for principal Of certificates
by act Of the Legislature April r. 1851 43, $40
TO pay FOR awards and expenses o. aads taken %.
date Of CONFIRMATION 70 January 1, Ises.... e.oes
n 10th, N. Sd, N. 18th. N. 18th, 8. lst g. I'd,
8. ID, s. 4th, 8. 9Th, S 9Th, s. 9th, s. 10th and
s. 18th streets, from LIST street TO the East
river. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e8e4s
Amount raised for interest on above awards 4,5oj
Balance due parties who paid assessments for
Amount q ' salaries Of city oiic:r., Aldermen
clerks and Fire Department. .......... al, 900
For police purposes, including advertising, CON-
tngent expenses, gas, repairs and alterations
70 station houses. ............. OBJ, DOT
For the Fire Department. $1,000. $4,000
Amount TO be raised for keeping bridges over
Z Gowanus Canal In repair, &c................ 5000
Amount for principal and interest Of the wAlla-
bout bay Improvement: 80. $4,000
Amount 10 be raised for planting fencing dram
ing. regulating aud policing the city parks :. $4,000
Claims against commissioners Williamsburg
Improvement for printing, to bs charged to
the late city Of williamsburg. .............. l1(
Amount TO Be raised for general purposes. in
GLIDING lighting streets $3.50, 0OO). contin.
numbsrns streets OOo,, &c. 500 4o
Amountto BE- raised for cleaning ssreets...... 1915
Amount to be raised for school purposes, includ-
ing salaries ($269 000l, increased compensa-
&C. - $3.50. '" - r ees, 80
Amount 10 be raised for tho payment Of one
act Of the Legislature .................. III, 30
Total 10 be raised for city expenses for 1858
The foregoing estimates will be submitted at tho meet
ing Of tho JOINT Board which will be held the nth
September
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DENMARK.

TIE Island Of st. Thomas Not for Sale
LONDON. August 8, 1857.
u 10 positively denied in Copenhagen that the govern
msnt Of Denmark has any intention OF entering into
gotiattons for the sale Of the island Of 81 Thomas.
This denial 10 rendered necessary BY the presence
shat city Of senator Dools Of the United States who
reported DO the bearer OF propositions from the
American government for the purchase Of that island
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Tho Amended Reform Bill In
the House OF Commons.
The Prussian Treasury in q
Pleasing Condition.
Denmark to Retain tho Island Of
st. Thomas.
BRITISH REFORM.

iCas Amended Bill In the House of Co mmons.
t LONDON, August OIL A. ~
ssg and exciting debate took place in the House or
,commsns tonight the Reform BILL which had been
returned from the House Of Lorda Amendments had
been made in the Upper House modifying the lodger
sopyhsld aud leasehod franchises allowing the use
Of voting papers and comforting the franchise upon IN
dergraduates Of the universities all OF which were re-
jected by the House OF Commons.
But another amendment, providing for the repre-.
sentation OF minortes, was agreed to.
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COMMENCEMENT sF the UNIVERSITY Of VERMONT.


BURLINGTON. W., August :, 1907.
To-day, o. the commencement Of the University Of
Vermont the following degrees were conferred
Ha,v of zrts-on Henry Clark editor Of the Rutland
H-yald and on Rev. Plny H. white, Of Coventry, Chap.
lain Of the State Senate.
Doctor Of Dirim,ty-on Rev John r. Hsrrck, OF the
Bangor Theological seminary; on Rev George ".
Bosrdman, Of Binshamton, n y, and On Rev Albert
S' az y Laws%on rhssdsus Stevens Of Lancaster
pa T. on william A. whsser, OF Malone, N. r., Prcsi-
dsni OF the New York Constitutional Convention and
The s,;"ndsocs 70 large The Seventh regiment band
OF New York Ii here discoursng most delightful music.
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xApoIEoE's POSITION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

<rississ scenss OF the French Legislative
scssiea-Attituds OF the OppositIou-Hew
tho People are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To.
wards the EmpIre-New Complications In
PANS, July 20, 1867
rhs CRY Of "Tive Ia Liesrtt, with which the liberal
smbsrs Of the Corps esissif responded 10 those Of
svsvs pKmpeer the closing Of ths session en- We'd
sssdsy n the ksy-nots their action In the future
WAsa me session commenced understood that shs
esyssnsp, was prepared 10 Introduce some liberal msa-
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GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.

iPrnssiaa Finance 10 Encouraging Condi-
ton.
BERLIN August 8, 1867.
II 10 stated that Baron der Heydt the Minister Of
Finance will be able TO show In his forthcoming budget
that the OF kingdom Of Prussia exceed the
Expenditures and that the government will not be under
the necessity Of proposing any new taxes
. Hamburg in Military Union with Prussia.
J The city Of Hamburg has agreed to sign military
treaty with Prussia
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncsy, Captain Gray. WIN
sail from this port Saturday. August TO- for Aspin
wall
The mails for Central America and the South Paoi6s
viii close at half past ten O'Clock Saturday morning
The NEW York HsRALD-Edtion for the Pacine-wul
bs ready 1t half past nine In the morning
Single copies, In wrappsrs for mailing six cents.
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TWO suYs DROWNED At mvMTptlIes.

MONTPELIER, W., August 9, 1857
Clarence Thorns, Of Boston, aged fourteen years, and
lad named Holmes from Barre w., were drowned
this morning while bathing In the trout pond Of NJ. r.
T. willard or East Montpelier,
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FUNERAL Of EX-GOVERNOR PORTER, Of PENNSYLVANIA.

Harrisburg, Pa, August 9, 1897
The funeral OF Ex-Governor Porter was attended BY
large copcourss OF persons from all sections OF the State
Public business was suspended and the departments
closed in respect 10 the dead. The remains de-
posted in Mount Kama Cemetery. Deceased leaves
widow four sons and one daughter.
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PRINTERS, sIsks IN utIauII.

DETROIT, Mich, August 8, 1881.
All the printers In this city belonging to the union
have struck and stopped work. In consequences Of the
publishers refusing employ certain men recommended
~ the union. There is no disagreement regarding
wages Upwards Of . hundred men are thus out Of
pcymsnt The publishers are making strenuous sxsr-
lions I'LL their places, and onsr union prices 10 comps
tent men.
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LAYING 4 CORNER STONE At FRED0yIA,
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIVE HsaALu.

BuvrALo August 8, 1867
10 O'Clock N.
The ceremonies OF laying the corner stone Of the
State Normal School at Frsdons to-day attended by
the various Masonic orders from Buffalo, Dunkrk and the
surrounding country. The principal streets OF the viii
lage neatly decorated with national and Masonic
smblsms The nremen OF Dunkrk, in uniform, with
their engines, took part In the procssson The laying
Of ths stone was performed BY Mr.. @. G. Fox, Grand
Mater Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-09
the WAR IN GAMBIA.

French Relief to Helpless Refugees.
PARp August 8, 1867.
The French squadron, which sailed recently for the
island Of Gambia relieve the suffering families Of the
Crssans took on board hssn hundred refugees mostly
women, children and old men, and conveyed Thorn to
place OF safety.
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THE RUSSIAN LOAN.

A More Favorable Reception in Paris.
PARIS. August 8. 1867.
The Russian loan 10 being more readily taken on the
Bourss than FIRST expected and its may
now be said 10 b. established here.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIVE HERALD.
LrAvxswosrn, Kansas, August I, 1897, ,

LrAvKswoRrH, Kansas, August :, 1857,
To'Clock p n I
few days since soldiers discharge papers pre-
ssnted to the Paymastsr this CITY, by two men, named
Benedict and Howard. Upon examination they were
found to DO forgerisa The two mon are now under
arrest From evidence obtained it Ia believed that they
are connected with organized band, having their
headquarters q Washington which have already swim
died the government out Of nearly half million dollars
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

Termiuatiou Of the BRIGHTON Races.
sft LONDON, August 8, 1857
The Brighton races concluded to-day.
The Biennial Brighton Stakes won BY Trocadero
and the Brighton Club Stakes BY Rsdcap.
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Card,-TO RectimePs.
OF cent without the use Of coal or ssch tne
obtained 81 the Paris Exhibition Be In fu
operation IN Now York and Brooklyn Only afsh Of the
Of the spirits L 70 all others IN the MARKET and The
Of production greatly reduced The apparatus makes
alcohol and whiskey A wen as French spirits.
BEoUEr RECTIPYrNG AND MF0. COMPANY,
1871 Broadway room No. ., New York oily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-09

JOnus WhltcOmb'e Remedy for Asthu1B
IL worthy the attention Of all who suffer- from this uist
ing complaint The success which has attended Ne -
s4 Ss 70 70: II: sssss q
hicted with Asthma. ~
within the past two years this remedy has been ussfSn
thousands the worst with astonishing and uiforns
and II 10 offered 10 the public With fn coon
dence its merits II contains poisonous or INJURIOUS
properties whs,svsr infant may take viii psrfses
HIirsc from letter written BY distinguished 4wysr In
JONAS wHrrcoxBs REMEDY FOR ASTHMA.
NY DEAR siR-f have purposey delayed wruna 70 ron
until had thoroughly tested the medicine w sscomb
year Tor had often obtained relief for short pe irons
kinds OF medicine leaving no perman6pt good
effects Thus have tried more than thirty &ifersne
specihcs for Asthma. until had become worn down ~
disease almost discouraged. when meaced aky0
twenty years II 10 Of the spasmoaio KIND; and u ~
attack have frequently set up sixteen nights in peeas
Soon taxing medicine found unac&ustorno
relief Ny health and strength began improve have
gained about twenty pounds weight and have tpmpArA
lively asthma. When feel the symptoms rstSf ming =
few ss.spoonials Of the medicine suesn, 70 remove q
n seems that the very forndaon OF my dssase ha
broken up and that " viii entirely leave
that he's suffered re-,
and enjoyed e health tina, have enjoyed since last fall
hesitate 70 believe that there wonderful power
Jonas whitcomb's Remedy for the Asthma.
Permit me TO add In conclusion, gratitude 70 yourself
for an affective disease. Respectfully yours m voss
To Mr.. Jossrp BupSxrr Boston.
Prepared by Messrs. JOSEPH BURNETT CO.. ~ Geo.
trail street. boston, So Broadway. New York asa iof 90"
by All druggists.
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PaWpER MILL BLOWN Up.

Bosroy, August Q, 1867
One OF the mills OF the Massachusetts, Powder Com
pany, In North Sudbury. blew up yesterday. The
damage vas 81 600 No one was hurt.
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the mIcSsm CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

DETROIT, Mich, August 8, 1867
In the Constitutional Convention to-day the IIauoy
prohibition clause was carried by vote or forty.four TO
.hirty.two.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

ras IosDox MoHEY MARKn-LoSDoE, August s.
Evsuins -Consols closed hrm at NK for money
American securities closed at tho following rates
United States fvs-twsnty bonds, 73X Illinois Central
Railroad shares, Tx; Erie Railway shares, 46H.
The return Of the Bank Of England shows that the
amount Of specie in IT, vaults has increased ESQ
within The past week.
Tx OOSTrxgSrAL BouRsRs. August 81
Evening. -Unitea States bonds closed ct Tx.
rAn LvKRrooL CorroN NARKEr.-LUIRPoot, August
1-Evsning The cotton market closed nrm, with an
advance Of "a. on middng Orleans. The follow
INF are the auth orzed closing quotations up
lands, lQxd middhng Orleans, 1ohd The sales Of
. LdvHRrooL bRRiDsuyrs MARKEr.-LlvEPooI. August
s-Evsniug -Ths market for brsadstu1s closed without
change California wheat 13s 10d per Genital Corn,
3ss 3D. for mixed Western. Barley, oats and peas
unchanged
LIvHsPooL Provisions MARKET -IIvsRrooI, August
s-Evsuug. The provision market closed dull. Lard
les % Pork, 7Ss. Bacon, as Cheese, "a Beef,
1<2a Cd.
I1vaarooL Pnopucz MARKET. -IIvIRroot, August g.
Evening. t. Cd. medium 12s Tai
low, ga Cd. Ashes, 3ls. Spirits turpentine, 33a Sd
Retrosum-spirits. skd.; refined, 10 "a. uoversssds
ala
Loxoow MAaxxrs-LoSDoS August s-Evsning. =
9hs sugar market has been easier 70 day, but quota
sions are unchanged No. IL d. 8. closing a. 25a Cd.
Irea sesdy 81 63A for Scotch Pig Other articles un
changed
Tas PsrRorxuu MARxxr.-Loxpos, August s-Ths
Antwerp petroleum market closed very a1 and nominal
last evening at a. francs for standard white, without
buyen
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and best Literary
Journal In the Country.
Tas wrHLy HsRALp for the present week, nov ready,
contains the last two chapters OF
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H0vIMESTs OF ADMIRAL TEGETHoPr AND
PARTY.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.
LoUsuILs, KY, August s, 1867,
IL O'Clock A. N.
Admiral regsthon and party arrived here this morn
ing, and left this afternoon for New Orleans.
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"EvNNe."
II also contains: The very Latest European News BY
the Cable up 10 the hour Of publication Our Washington
dispatches; the Current News Of the Week. smbodyins
oil interesting Political and Local Evsass; Varieties;
Musical and theatrical Review for the week, Facstn;
Foreign Gossip: Artistic, Scientific, Mining, Religious
and Literary Intelligence; Editorial Articles on the
prominent ,spcs Of the day; Our Sporting Record Our
Agricultural Budss Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse. Dry
Goods and Boot and shoe Markets; Fnascia and Com
msrcia intelligence and accounts Of oil important and
interesting events Of the week.
TSRra Single subscription, S2 Three copies, IS
Five copies, g. Ten copies, SIS. Single copies Five
cents each limited number OF advertisements In
sorted 10 the wssKLr HssALN
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,o .,o n,r,,.bss *: hshss psd
Doub00n. .1d ~ Ead; g. ySsaisr IL Wan .,rss. Nx
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Csis.sdsEss,:; Hal. 3ys1T.,s : Beat Ev:y ws.-
Astor House.
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DE-, Kenuedy's Disrrhea Cordial,-O1s Petz
have bottle Of z every traveller By land 2, ~ ws.e:s
CO., Il Park row; E. c. WELLS Co, lss Fulton strsst
and C. n CRITTENToN, 5irh avenue, n. 7. Az rst.ie
nv Ali drur
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DR., J. II. g sschssck. r. PhiIsdeIgkIs; y,ie
every Tuesday, from A. N. to3P NJ
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pssHs .as :. Es ssH: oAs eq D.s.
Cliff street.
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The u.vs usshjss Cs;': . s;sss S ,u ssy-.
, .r ns'a ~ssiss frssSss ~ Srosd~sy Ssy YEA
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.,Eiiipiic Lcckssisch. y, fseyvi.g m:c4Irss:
volu,e Tension; adjustable drop feed. fts
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$!i:!:''s s.!!:: y.
n Der street. y f3vku q
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Fer s 81: s Ia ;5..s::
gists
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1.-THE COUNTS rrAsco. -

Porrnr-'A LrcrHRAnos," ''Lovr RsrvRsrp,r an
"EvNre.n
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Grover q Bakers Higheee PrsusatA eewi
Machines. 90 Broadway. New York d0ie0
Hill, the nig,itabIe. has Ressssed H.
ting. Studio rs Duane street. Hair DYE 90, Sci
brown, best In Sold BY all druggists, Va =
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Bsssr, August s-Ths steamship Europe, Captain
Lcma,re, FROM New York July 81, arrived here this
morning, en- roWe 10 Havre
QuEsxsrowx August 8-Ths steamship Virginia.
Captain Prowss from New York July a. arrived here
this forenoon, on the way 70 liverpool
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-13
Rto., Etc, Etc. Etc, ETC., Etc.

When one desires to find the place of bust
ness or residence OF a man or woman whose
name he has heard for the first time, City
Directory is an excellent and convenient
thing 10 have accessible. But when one has
M sueh use for the article, it is generally
considered cumbersome and unsightly affair,
and is apt to receive no attention whatever
Yet there is much to be gained in the way
of amusement if not of instruction, by turn
ing over the monotonous pages of such
volume. We confess to having passed the
better portion Of an entire day in this engross-
ing occupation; and out of consideration for
.ueh of our readers as are not gifted with
auficieney of patience to enable them to
undertake the task, we present them with the
result of our Investigations.
The volume which we explored at such
great length was the new DIRECTORY of Phla-
Selnhia. 'Siust published by Mr.. James Cop
.ill AS we have already stated this 'Direc-
torv,, is by far the most complete and reliable
of all that have ever been published in this
eity. aud is nearly one-half larger than any of
its predecessors. 1t contains 100 double
column octave pages, 1867 of which are de-
voted to an alphabetical list of the inhabitants
of the city The names of about 1914 900 diff
ferent persons, together with their occupa-
tions, places of business, and residences, are
giyen; and as this comprises over One-ffth of
the entire population of the city, it is safe to
saw that every family within its limits is
represented at least once.
THE "NUMRRoUs" FAMILIES OF PHILADELPHIA
are given below, with the number of times
&c afnA.
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DAY GOODS.
Q. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.

Silk and Linen Plaid POplins.
THIS rs THE LAST CASE WE SHALL
HAVE OF THESE VERY DESIRABLE
GOODS, PRICE SAME As BEFORE, sI.20
PER YARD.
SILK AND WOOL PLAIN POPLINs IN
THE NEW COLORINGs-AMBER BIS
MARK, AND LONDON BROWNS.
GREY MIXTURES FOR TRAVELLING
COSTUMES.
PLAIN COLOBED MOBAIRs I'm THE
NEW SHADES.
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DRY GOODS.

II STEEL & SON HAVE JUST OPENED
iWO CASES LIGHT SHADES mOHAIRs,
AT 62h AND 75 CENTS.
Ia yard wide Black Alpaca Poplins.
Fine Quality SILK aud Wool Mottled Poplins.
PONGEE MIXTURES IN PURE MOIIAIR.
Fine Notified Mohairs for suits at 80 cents; cost 65c
PLAID GRENADINE BAREGES AT 81
CENTS; COST OVEk 42H CENTS.
All Colored Figures Iron BaTeges at 5Oc worth 75c
Plaid Poll de Chevres at % 81, 81 and 80 cents.
FINE SILK HERNANlS, COLORED
FIGURES, AT el'75.
"a plain Black SIX Hernanis, at 75c.
"a plain Black silk Coarse Mesh Hernanis.
Lupin's fine Black SILK ByZantines.
TO &I'5o.
VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS.
A large assortment of the very best brands of
BLACK GRO GRAINS AND
BLACK LUSTRED SILKS,
SI'25 To so.
Plain Silks, all the best qualities and colors
&I'37H TO Sc.
WHITE LLAMA SMAWLS.
Black Llama Bhawls
Solid Plaid Llama Shawls, all c0lors,
Plain styles Plaid Llama Shawls.
Bright Plaid French Square Shawls.
ColOred Bordered Plaid ShRwls at $780,
HANDSOME CASHMERE SaHAWLS.
Chaine Laine StrIpe Broche Shawls, S15
Open Centre Broche Long Shawls, f25 to $50.
Open Centre BrOche Square Shawls. 81 3tO ESQ.
Handsome WHITE LACE SHAWLS, SI2.
300 VERY FINE SHETLAND SEHA w LIS, So
II NOS. 7I3 AND 7I5 n. TENTH STREET.
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In addition to the above, there are a large
number of names which occur more than 100
times but less than $50 times. OF these we
give the following only, as they are usually
Yery- COMMON
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-02
WASTED.
Immediately,

Wanted.
A GIRL to do general housework. Apply at u
IN Spring st isi sT.ss oc31d3t