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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-18

"ILLVILLE GLASS FRUIT JARS-We
IVA have just received asuppy OF these, with
out any exception, the finest fruit jars made; in
stock pints, quarts snd half gallons; wholesale
and retail. JAS. +. CaRLIN & SONS,
iy7 63 King street.
TRUIT JAR5-First instslm.nt of the cele.
4 brsted GEM, Mason Improved, and Ma
sons Porcelain lined Fruit Jars, pint quart and
hslf gsllon Just received and for sale low BY the
dozen or gross by K j. MILLER & CO.,
my25 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-18
EDUCATBDNA
NMORE NIVERSITY HIGH
Il SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

Il 4. STROBE (Msth. Medallist u. Va.)
Principal and Instructor in Mathematics and
ss,ursl s;ci"nces
K 5. NELSON, NJ A. university of Virginis)
Instructor in Greek and Lstin
{. Z AENT educated in Germany and for
-nsry ycsrs resident in Paris), Instructor in
Germsn, French, Italian and spanish.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06

STEAMER.-Ths steamer San Joaquin No.
passed up to the Pioneer Mill yesterday,
and returned to San Francisco laden with
flour.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06
BRIEF REFERENCE.

Sixteen dodgers found rest at the station
house last night.
Hold-over Bones took his seat yesterday
in the Senate-outside the rail.
N. A. Kidder, Harbormaster, collected
S16S 80 as fees during December.
One car load of immigrants arrived yes
terday, and one will arrive to-day.
The river was falling yesterday, marking IA
feet inches late in the afternoon.
D1ring the month of December III meals
were furnished to prisoners in the city jail.
The entire force of employees in the Sheriff's
Office were kept busy yesterday receiving
taxes.
RECEPTION Speaker Cowdery held a
largely-attended reception last evening at the
Golden Eagle Hotel
Connection has been made from the
Central Pacific Railroad freight office with
the Western Union Telegraph line, so that
their business can be transacted in the office.
Poundmaster Brannigan reports that dur
ing the month of December lie impounded
horses, 5 goats and As dogs. All were re-
deemed but Al dogs, which were killed. He
collected as fees the sum of S15.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.
The Board of City Trustees met yesterday,
with all the members present.

L
with all the members present.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Proposals were received for grading n
street from Nineteenth to Thirtieth streets,
and awarded as follows: Charles McLaugh-
lin. from Nineteenth to Twentieth streets,
scraping, 81 cents per cubic yard hauling,
80 cents between Twenty first and Twenty
second, scraping, III cents per yard: for
scraping, from Twenty to Twenty
sixth, for the dirt on the blocks Twenty
sixth to Twenty scraping at 81
cents; hauling, % cents Twenty-ninth to
Thirtieth streets, seraping at II cents be-
tween Twentieth to Twenty-frst streets, to
H. Latham, scraping at Is cents, hauling
at 20 cents bond, S25 per block.
. The monthly reports were received from
n. A. Kidder, Harbormaster P. Brannigan,
Poundmaster w. G. Farnsworth, Superin-
tendent of Cemeteries, and Z. NJ. Stevens,
Chief of Police. The weekly report of John
A. Cunningham, Chief Engineer of the
Water Works. was received and approved.
X. ID. SERVER made his quarterly report with
q list of delinquent water takers. The report
of George Putnam was also received.
ORDERS.
1t was ordered that the contractors for
grading Ninth street, from r to U, and w
to X streets, be granted 80 days further time
for completing said work. Also the bond Of
Charles Mclaughlin for grading Eleventh
street, from L to w streets, was approved
and ordered on file. I SO -
BILLS LowED-ADJoURNMENT.
After allowing the following bills, the
Board adjourned Capital Gas Company,
50, 1876 30; l.. L. Lewis & Co., S121 % !;
Locke & Lavenson, so so; w. A. & C. S.
Houghton, S22 90; Butterfeld & White,
SIS 40; P. Herzog, 50 %; Jacob Stortz, SO ;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., SO 20; All Dan.
81; J. T. Barron, 81; Tatum & Bowen,
S3S IS; Joseph & Gribble, Sc 81; Oscar
Van Alstine, So 10; L. il. Bassett, S25 rs !;
John Curran, S21 As; G. Lachenmerier,
81 so; James Harris, 81; William Shearer,
S77; P. McHale, 50 %; j, Bauquier. IS 80 !;
Carrie G. Hancock, $50; P. A. Byrne, $40 /;
Samuel H. Gerrish, $40; H. S. Croker &
Co.. SIC 10; Cadwalader & Parsons, S51 25,;
Charles H. Holton, So 20; G. E. Spencer,
50 80; II. Dounelly, ST %; w. j. O'Brien,
60 cents Daily Bee, S29 81; John Q.
Brown, s5S 50; George Murray, $40 63; j.
G. Plummer, S349 90.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06

torn up the track upon Second street, as
stated, r. S. Carey appeared upon the part of
the company, and although disclaiming any
authority to settle the matter, guaranteed
that the cars should not again be allowed to
run on Second street until the subject was
settled Later in the evening Mr.. Carey had
another conference with the Board, and de-
sired permission to resume running the cars
to the depot, promising that he would
andeavor to persuade Mr. Pritchard to do
as the Board required, but the Trustees re-
fused to aecede to the proposition or to per-
NIT the further use of that part of the road
until the requirements of the charter were
fully complied with and the assessments
made against the company paid. This is the
present status of the case as stated by the
Board Of Trustees, and further developments
will be watched for with interest.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06
Suicide.

A distinguished Scientist once said: ''No
man with strong, healthy stomach ever
committed suicide" yet many suffer the
torments of the damned with dyspepsia,
when single bottle of DR.. MINTIE's ENGLISH
DANDELIoN LIVER AND DYSPEPSIA PILLS
will give relief, and, if persisted in, cure the
worst case of this distressing trouble. This
pill cures torpid liver, biliousness. sallow
complexion, foul breatn, sick headache, heart
burn, pain in side and back. removes pimples
from the face, regulates the bowels, Is sugar
coated and guaranteed purely vegetable. 1t
acts directly on the coating of the stomach
and on the liver is suited to any climate,
wet or dry weather. Beware of limitations
genuine has cut of lion on outside wrapper.
Price, 80 cents. Sold by all druggists. III. G.
Kirk & Co., Sacramento, Wholesale Agents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06

APPOINTMENTS present indications
the following will probably be the appoint
ments, not already published, of Governor
Perkins to official positions Executive
Clerk-W. S. Stafford, formerly County
Judge of Butte; Acknowledgement Major
Samuel W. Backus, of San Francisco. The
Governors Staff will consist of the follow
ing: Colonel &. w. Granniss, Chief En-
gineer Colonel William Harvey, Paymaster-
General; Judge S. G. benson, of Sacra-
mento, Judge Advocate; DIR. E. A.
Stockton, of Stockton, SurgeonGeneral !;
w. W. Dodge, Frank P. McLenan (son of
d. McLenan, of San Francisco, j. L. Flood.
C. F. Croker (son of Charles Crocker), J. G.
Lonan, of Butte, and J. d. Spreckels (son of
Claus Spreckels), Aids. The following APP
pointments have been made by the State
Treasurer Deputy Treasurer Frank I.
johnson, of Sacramento Clerk-F. Q. We'll,
of Sacramento; Day Observation-Disclosures
Cole, of Sierra G. N. Post, Deputy Clerk
of the Supreme Court for Sacramento =
Wheeler for Los Angeles and Fl. b. Martin
for San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06

AUCTION SALE PosTPoNED.-The auction
sale of carpets by NJ. J. Simmons & Co.,
which was to have taken place to-day, has
been postponed until tomorrow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

aotEhf1SEEENT hhn iiSS-
Republican Central Committee January 18th
Royal Arch Chapter tonight
Sacramento Lodge, A. O. L. W., tonight
A o. U. w-Important notice
School engaged.
Sailor Boys tonight.
Woman's Central Club tonight
Rebekkah Degree, /. o. o. F., tonight.
Business Advertisements.
Partnership dissolution.
Rooms 70 let.
NJ R. Beard Stationery, etc.
H. wachhorst-Jeweiry.
Whittier, Fuller & Go.
Phenix Market-K street.
Lansings international Hotel-k street.
New York Market-Corner Tenth and X streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06

ARREsTs-The only arrests yesterday were
John W. WEIGH, for disturbing the peace, by
officer jackson All Yop, for petit larceny,
by H. Babbitt; Chinaman, by james Bar
ham.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06

EVERYTHING BooAING THIS WEEK.-Ths
wise-heads at the Capitol; the nimble feet at
the Pavilion, and the 5 and 10c counters at
the Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06

J. +. Cutters OLD BoURBos-T cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by ell frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-06
GENERAL NOTICES.

In vain the eyes are filled with light !;
In vain the cheek with beauty CLOVIS,
Unless the teeth are pure and white,
Unless the breath is like the rose;
And SOZODONT alone supplies
These beauties that we all SO prize.
ja1-3t1hSTu
, 1880-09-23
SETTLING IN DAKOTA,

sgteta1 Dnpatth to Tbs Chicago 3ribuMA
MlTcIlELL, j.. T., Sept @4.-Thn United
5:ales Land Office WIS strausferred fron Sioux
Falls to tl,Is place to-t!ay. This officers will
anfye tonight. 1he records md bo0ks alo
slfeady here. a1nl business will be i0rlnally
opened on tlie itn proS. nnrtnE tie last ten
aays the office WIS nnelled IN Sioux Fall.
aver 80 100 arres Ut public atals wvrt, tntvFrtt
.naer the snritns ha,nes.tssa.. preeMtpt'o,'.
seliev0 tlat tho entries during tlla tn, ,lays
succeeding Oct. / viii rcacl. 50.K0 ncres. as
hundreds 1T sett!efs l,ayu .!slerrrd tllug on
heir clnllns until the opening ot tie OIL cs
hrse. Mitchell, the present, tar1ninas, of
~ Chtcago, M!!waukce y St. Paul'
ttattruull, il tho county stnt Ut
basis0n County, and IN sit1atea just
vest Of the .Ja'liea River. tts prussnt popu-
!atton IL estt"!a!ttt at wv, aud theirs Are nut
Tvs thun lb0 buildings III ths town limits.
DHe ,yrar ag1 thhro wns nut building here.
set.leFs are co.nlng In fron! the East by
1aplliy iiiling ap viii people. They have
Soale to stu j.
, 1880-09-23
IsREADSTt1FFS,


FtOUR-Was In u,Itetnte demand. s-ms being
wanted fur c1irt, md ruled steady. with only Mod-
ete recelpts. Saes Wen ftpOrtet Of s brit winters
u1asty VI stEk5 ~ fs brs donbta sxtrHa ut &it9 for
u,ehunl 70 3I1s for patuMis w bFls extrAs Ut HUT
pnd .7a brs M grade nj $at& I0tal4 m lrfs ExpnTt
.nurs ~ele Quo.ed At Hka{7s for you'd ta cotco NJ
tfla ....
tlr1,En nMtltRTurrs-syase guiet and hteudy. Hntes
wsru cars prsn ut $uli:<ai,ta's cur mlsllnHx at
sit!O; cur what screenings vi t1s1s. Cuarsu
uIeal was Hon,Innt nj tlsGu per ton OH Truck.
bt'NISN wtsEAl'-wns active a1'd rathor weak.
ducItsHK ttc Anl rldasUE 4e below tha atas prices
ufTucsdAy. The tYtl.sh n.htkGA wcsu rrp'rteA to Do
stsndy but ,nis Hnd Now fork oper1tnrs wsrs bear.
,st. The carly feeling Fbhor irtn Our. but ra-
cs'voT4 wsrs sailing F"sher freel5 tor sxt mht nn
tIa l.cl In m r ~" & nlx r,its "ut q
csas ID fS 's Xvi ~
ns ; m aoS sf sua asssls s ,,,i wsrS ri
M 5S ;, :''a' i II :y,% e fsx
~ II autumn eiss. palt V;t!; taif
ssf vi srs.sa sss%r sss y @ Ss
ssp;sss sS,a t Il % s SssS ill., w. S 'rs X,
:sS I S:s s aS j. sf sIssl:a sss Ss .:s
SS' ,S1ss Il ~ r. H. a. about p
dsa!s n s r, n' q t:tis c1afs tho n nTsr sIdss ,
@ss u ha.,sS. fsesis!,x SSr!lsraxrssS shsst: 1ss
i at tSs :s5sf @ Tts tessi T. ILL., s sa o@
b8 lntd, and kaeF. e'!AtA n0l ub1ain 9inra. There
mtrts III aixN bu Nj. 7pd ii I4. Wv bu DO IN: W.
ii Wjso; nU bu lun.b DO ~ a;o; Nj tu No.
ii Uc; ttuI bu rejected NJ BIAa4>ct and 3.HU 6u "
sample i. MskH4ls Euis u. ~ tu.
c.HkS-Wax lts4 Rtt!Fe af4d analsf. d4piinihR ~.
and clnhIn4 btrnsy. llFurIul MA Qi!0Sd fra. but
hdw fnfk MN ML1c, 4tid 0ur rettl!ts wGt* afnl!a
rath1f lnrHn. tile Tho duNnHA! tendency III whgat
also tended tsl Irpsesa C1rn 1hDTa m&s = fktF tus
nlaRd ter shltVn hui ts11 HhctInKs fer ~ PRS ~.
livery exceeded tbs EequtrStnents snscHatlvt 34efa
sn9 v ts .er;ft ;f ssiS4'ya m 'at ",
tn aYstsxv: llsnru ttey antsiratsd : Gtx tannlt:
n. n; tes ssEiK = ts.s si.l
Tanaeti vt il&llte. May y %dAHke md
Setaembcr nj ,sD}1AS4r. aH casLnH ntHl
Si;tiu lr Nj and fltah n,l1s1 u AjAAei l!aD hu
hsh nlx xed. vHfly. ~ WIZ; +n BY wh!tS ut Wig; lV
III UaW htHA t3 I'd vt ht4: At1 An rs30etgI anu now
mlxrd vi Ma N9{ei i4nJ G1 bt sa!nploA ~ lHs&Hta IN
aud Hu III cara u tle, Tu.aI. q, ,an bu. nm,
UATs- -Wsrs !rss adtlyt, Yna assn!a.sd ioHor. TIE
aud lhe IseslHI: xs,S tafxs II r.. ast.sIsy y aa;
tlI,s tibaral arrysls n,'xht bs r1pec1sa ehurt.
II. Tbe.s staielailt. tl1ado upcrAtVss !o9k tar
tu,xs were uneriHp ~ soil true,y. Al tho dcepp
sh,rtx lsa IN. Aad ika tHnfxet taF1tI HpTsiu Just
b1furp tbs clsG IN consequence ~ the Hdfuhrt IN
New fDFk. tGtH1tr 1lt'Hol W %s>sc, uetHneu ~
a,}+s+ A.iA ei..eA Ut AAteGut Nus sft utlef tha
fnfrnpr 1vIlnx a .Jr nn ~ {c, sn4 cluslHx At ~
May soi Ut S34 s<e IND classd Ut aESc ssptamess
, 1880-09-23
F'!o.lr. b!la.

Ttu
II, ~. I" m@I ms'I'" ~, ,on ,s,,,
'us t n* ~ ~ .'a w.. ~, ~ ~ w."
,rt ~ ""oe.' cH's ~ "'.'' ~ ."s ~. W.
-, =" e"la 'eIee..oi " '.H ~ n'@ev t"ss ''p' 'H4'
e"sS ~ "''' - e'..s , ~. !" ~. ~ sals ~
~ e'e '--+ ".eA', - ~ ~, I ,,' ~"
i'''W w w. "o'I. - e'," n1'u !s'aU ~" M'En
mn1eu, % cars Fn!eetcu' ~ 'ass ~, s',s.'o s.,'
cus''t " ch!s wh.so o"'s' 'A' e"ts W.. M4*cut
u, cafa rlee'e car u" selho t'n' o's'; j., ca.s
go, fyS. = eAes ~. sAos eass "a ss'',
onrs No "ar'ey' ~ e''s N"' w, carn .e ~.
10. y sars NO ao 10: hae'ty!. antat H'-lu cnIsh
u.,'ouo na. lnapeetea oul' m'pi, w s"o'-
~. III e'rn' *'''o "le"'t' -',"i w "at'uS.
4he tonuh!H ptnce '''atNots Us WV" u'ek,'"' s.
scatetu"S. !t"tl,"ns "t'e nraa t"Ia, ~ !"
3'"a uet"nu leF 'a1' ol's Wu1" a''! MI" ,, In.ue.
WcMk W tho M''I p''r' ~! tao strT'. "aI''t ~,
s"hcFeu tsun HetHlk M "''u"' ",'en s' y. S.'a T.,
P'""'1'e"' ."e"' n"Hs 'P''"a -" ~ .Ne" ~
o4ie t'h'n 's e'r''""'s "H.'su :" alsluha y:
WHEAT; ~ WIS psn'nnty ,neHsm ny 'uo reesn! S "
'saess from p"s''eS !" M'a'''"" '" w." w HeAt
ultlth ae1stfS' t"Fh ""s eas'fF ~ ssp'ln'''y,
laouRn lho leellta tlefo "sls Re''ara't5 s.cau5
o'1e; ansl outs toslo"o" !" tae s"1he ts"e*' neh4
deprcssea w larRe 9ecelp!s' 1tSo eah'o1sca
".tta SnahKet @no o"ftes MA s'seuH'
with httle daii'k except III e"tttple totS
Meas poek osoe no 1o"ar On ew. ~ xls, n.at 1oF
T'p!e''oeF st's !"s ue'o' W." -. "
for Noycr1'bor. idsro elose.l % lower, ut sso6@
7e'h ke'!ef a'ctot!eF anu s'4s.''::l Ior Nosens'
NNt' shoFt Flns e1''sc'' stcl'F ~ *e.+''s4ou ~
eNt0bef: spring Wheat e'oSca he lo"ert ~ h-7a
&H@Ie Tor neptehncr anu M;tebV-'ao tot oott',
n"r' Hoo winter chMca AZ M'e 1oF easn " s'a 9'tn
i%at!ohAt CoFn c1tHea ~ '.'"1t. ~ ."'aV-@to
'oe soplomner anu aWstuhu IVY octouet. oA1e
G!tsea Nu towers ~ .'c ts' tUt"ncr WI" @oao 'oE
hovcnucF. ltye st'l1lfnor, NJ BIO f0r uetooes
una SogVmoef. 4msy ~na msm " w. Ut. Ut &c, g,
, 1880-09-23

oets nrcnch nt &c nnd fell back to ac. clortna nj
hbant 'VAe. thrh weFr nkont xeic. Samples Mere
plenty nnd enrrr. chsh sntcs were reported NJ UtU
bu NJ. ut :EkeDtsc: Na9 hn " sample NJ y 's!c
trnck an1 - ~ tu At t<D4c Tor No. T. md N!4sit
HfE-!was itisly nctIvc, cash declining early ~
pnItcr frsn offerings. While fn.nse: wOra GTln.
men., so!n9 4tstFss4c. Nnrarnbnr Et,Ih nj xs4fHc.
enles wern rpt4rted NJ itAtI br Nh. ut tlasltao:
Sf.ase fsHe o,, b..ntd. rntAi lAts1s b;. '"'
HAKLt:f-Wa+ quce. exfupt tHnapfcs. Futures
WIRE teiu hxhaf. aud bids thssl ub,nt ". hut
r" s*!e. aes. scrrtn! Sevenber e,!,sr! itc as':
tks"9er at !d9t 'lti M 3.Mt tnt,l1nt q u.s. nd
S9 At ~. s1tHnf"s wcIo ataln ptcMy tnd faifiy
FFncitHtf tHFnrat though fTw trdcrx for shipment
we're !11nh t'Hsh kafrs wHrr reported nj !1H In by
snHh!e n lxtNs m ttHck, t2Ub bu NJ haY,o ffeo Nh
TWO D'CLd,CK Gait.
Wheat wns Active and weak. cjoaIng At P34kaa?tfc
for Sursr.tnr, sa!rH 5!jJ1 htf ~ ylxa9c fi,s Nh
sriphNr a<j! f. tnr ihn ynhr fur Etnbert
AtI,l IN: fnr S"pterhFr. Turn cfn.ed Hnsinr ut ~ q
tn<e Ior t>rs.Ihar Mna pns sfe tnF November Aa.es
itthfEH b ut pIaGrt ftsf fctnir. nIkS4Ic for M.
yrn.Pnr. tic fr tIeceinter. 3ttc for tho ytnr ht1t
tt1 i"s 4 Ms< aSsc fs c-sn sn:,cr n
Ns1 stens, with sa!as II a1o hu nj *4c III
tntr. Mess j"rk r'nsrd nj $l;si f.,r ftctullnr and
fIr Ihh,ry nnd ti..% tur uc,.her. lard tinsed nj
tI.HEtt.!N4 f'!r November and tT.HHsi.TT I.r Uc.
fber. ynlps ~ tcs t1. ENr Uctotsar, &i!!L for
November. Hrd r SsH fnr fhnuarr. Short sibs-ihNn
lbs At Till ~ 81 fur Soyemsrr-
, 1880-09-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Stocks Dull and Lower-Demands
increasing at the Chicago
Banks.
The Produce Markets Irregular-Lard
Active-Other Provisions Quiet
and Easier.
Brcadsiufts RaIher Weak, with Large Bust.
ness Doing-Lafger Rccefpls Now
or In Prospect.


Tho New York stock market opened dull and
Irregular. After m hotir or two Bornu slight adj
vnnccs wcro made on the opening hgurcs. but
t0wnrls the cl0se there was weakness nearly nil
along tho Inc and in most cases prices fell Of
considerably. LarRo TRANSACTIONS svcre maAc In
Metropolitan bonds mt better prlcca. There
wrrc tito usual drives mnile at various stocks,
md they were generally forced down by tho op-
Grafton. Tho nttnck nenr tho closo on New
Jersey Central eoAsNl the hsokess OF Gould,
Sage. and others selling.
EhlcnRo& 4 llock 1a,nntl Rnnol y; but III nenrly
nil tho uthors there wns toss-f,nrlitxton &
Qu)ucy II: i'lInols Central u: Now York ccn-
trMl Y: Michigan Central 2; Lake shoro II;
Eric Il; Northwestern IN: Milwaukee i; Wa-
bash !; st. Jos IS; Pacific Mali II, and 80 on
down through nearly nil tho Int. Tho transac-
ttans, with tho opening, highest, md lowpst
points reached, Will bo fol.nl In tho following
tnbIe:
, 1880-09-23

HOG PI,ODtt-rS-Wero Irregular. The market
VIVA ssn easy III sympathy wits tbs 1acal hg Market
nuu Inr.t nrhIh actiys-A4nX In falr dAtnhna for
export we'll tDcni futnrps. fnt lard iuFneu !own
later, &hlxA reported ii higher In L1sUrGtnf, the
news was announcement tn prominent lDcH] hnder
to unUat. md pricrs declined nnher tho wight 1T
OFFERINGS. New p0Fk wns tumo and cnstrr In srHipa.
thy, trrc brng lItt!e demand. wh!lc Old was tsnlly
hrhI, with u fuw settlements. Meats w1rp dn!a hui
sttady. except tl.At han'k we're enslar.
MESH rnNI-- -IlecIlned about IL JET bril- and ciosea
ateadr. Mt flstO for sonna lots spot selses The
nnnh st1.su aeiler uctuler. tl1rxs l!Ts selar An-
yetltar, and $?S for JanHnry, snlvt we're telMrtHu
Uf ilU urls sDtlur September tist; ~ Urls 4er
!le.,ter nt S7.h Nm br's se!l.r Naysleer % s.nlt
JaH.!nty q tl::f; lt1:'s. Intai I+.Si hrlt;
1.AIti'--sNd IN .ttktc er IN .. but elHfcd 10 be-
Inv lin latest prices IL rus AHy. raIrs we're fG-
Err 1T f7!U %Ait i.Ai tes sGliet SyGinbFr NJ l:l1
20 scs seller ts:@ y.sss V Eks: nnd ''si tes
MATSa.ns wrra 1fttcii s,lVal Tbs s'st t!t,s At
&. 10 sputs Ultn 1hs h SELLER httYHmhGs nj FIJI; Is
Y. sxtst l,n.:a r. y t.r 'y.Ih ur:rase s!".
wc ;,iher meals usatct ttry. I.rltaA far Tho
lrI!Ds e1lx Hf Iirn.a wtEr nbOnt Us follows at
eel. tlntt keel fJltA.
, 1880-09-23
REAL ESTATE.
Tile following instruments were tllcd for rte
orl Wednesday,, scpt. -:
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ord Wednesday,. Slpt. -;
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III jtutirnh raut'"i: AGO
"anstsr ,r w.. - y II tMthua y, y J.: AZ
~ XIV" "''t' ~ "'A'" ''e!es '" o'@"t s. ""'- III,
Wrst rv.if II III r r ~ isfyrrs;,, /. 81 A''
Till, H. iai",l srut tG,nrfcs IJuttU Ia Wnr.
tNS TnpEtshH 1tQ
nn,rd sen,. Hu T. r. a"nrr r. iicnrt fo1MS1. I'm
Church 1t. II It y u EuuUn!U. . f..Ix1.&st Il.
tintei *e1t. II td,in Itactert tn the IunF
i!nlhhhth nf Jrk!lN cht!:tl.. ;,.......::H;.. i0U
bnsntiu % r, tnf q y SGrth !, FFnMk!in f:l1aU!
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M:st nlisfr.s u ;'!I II 9 " As!iiann ny; \ J!
TtxlA r. atr!l Sept. 10 N.ycstfghh I'aAlt III ,.,n
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llttprnyr,l. .ntcd Sepi. IS IN. Ii, ApplepAio il
, Y nnGlltns.n, 1900
III lfI It, .!ntni Aug ii ID, ind T., i}CtntUr IL
,Tntn Wsxtl. ,.....,.....,....+...,. Loo
, 1880-09-23
HAN Francisco. .rpt. .s!,.-fhe following wcro
ir rIitslnx ultt,tat tinn Ut tho StaHk Ihlatll;


Hrtftaf DtaPnfth tn 7hs Ehfffo7 TFfbnnt4
flnsr''x, Sept. :..--MininH sinrks .ht,sci fir.
tlrr .!tt.tin, with the excptlt,n Of Silver 1slrt,
whtcil s,H strong ntsti viii, .l't "t ri b.l, MI
,,rr;tNr If u. rh,sinu fn,r'y tir,n ut Is l!Ai.
frankin f"s! fnnn ~. tf'o Dr.! ta,,e*. 20 il'i:
nl!cs" ut H. with s'Iics II: ttrelihn NJ i. a small
lnt ri t'ahil'h. .t'ltl At I'll. decline Of - snes
t1se Inst stir: brunswick ttIn,tny weMk ~ in!i:
shlra Afst, ff Qiilur 1T ~ With Iiit+ decline
nr e.: h1istsex Nsfrrs*! ut ~: n!sM iiMl MtH;
t'ntn!rn lrn III 1!.1l:i; 1!lixas. vs.: flnsFt!aw.
NRskt"l: SntInnH offered at - nt''t t'srron IT
"At3 irwllhie trui 1T IL; Nnti Star at .i, with
stI'a 1T :: Ridge. ~ bi,l: anil anlit.Hl, iii;
Fun l'"lu! ntd cnsi heavy ut previous ttt,utu-
tl,iI., unrsl utfnrrtt ut /.
IA tie uiSirrl 4issaettttd f'rtts.
Iiosr0S. srpt. :1I:.-stlnIng sstwks closed:
Allnurt. n.w.. .,...... Nv iMHl.nn Gupprr.......
tnttt"t \ ttGcll.... ~ l!Ewhhlc, MGw...4....
an!nl.M:. .........ls - Quincy.
f.MtpsT FMls....-..... htlXr. ;.:.:............. i
trlHkb. III silver Isut. is
, 1880-09-23

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Nsw Yoak ssp, 4.-n.EyksRssstpts ;: TX for -
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1T. LOUIS.
srIorts, sspt 2;-GArIix-9a!es md md %anehsnasas
tIas sS!,S.$SI xSSd 10 Stsss 1s.Iy: ssaso iisst
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a':St. M15s II Era''e's' t''ts' fass'p". se" 'a'
KANSAS CTR.
Special Dapa'eh 70 The Chicago Irtbuns.e
KASsAs CRY. Mo-, ssp,. 3.-2he Prtes turrs1s
t%rrik- -Msce'pt. tho rat .eek. axs' shp@snts.
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