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COTTON CONVENTION.
Some lmpOrtanG Business Trans
acted NrStcrtlay-The New
Oflicers-ConSrcss tobc Memo
riliiZra a-Auiuurneu Sine Die.

ST. l.oylS. July 3l.-.The National
Cotton Exchange met again this morn
ius. The Executive COIncil reported
that they had reelected Henry &. He's
ter Secretary and elected Thomas G.
Airy, oi New Orleans, Treasurer. They
appropriated $3.50 for expenses Tor the
wears 1889 and 1881, and recommended
that an assessment ot 80 he made upon
each member oi tie National ENchang.
The Committee on Crop Reports stated
thNt they cuncurrrt with the secretary
in his statistical reports. \ tarrtlHc al
one expert irom each continent rN.
change and two delegates lr,'u New Or
leans and New York WAS fixed to meet IL
New York August 18th. t0r the purpose ut
establishing Il standard. \ committee
of three was appointed IL memuriali1r
Congress for an appropriatir III IL rStat-
lish stations throughout the South To
furnish additional crop reports, and the
local exchanges were requested 10 use
their influence for this purpose. Various
business commissions reported on the
subjects referred to them. and after some
further important proceedings the Con-
ventiOn adjourned $'ut die. The parr
OF meeting for the next Convention will
be determined by the Executive Coun-
Gil after adjournment.
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Crushad To Danfh

READING, Pa, July 2l.-A rock slide
occurred in the Was rin. ton quarry.
near SlatingtOn, to-day, instantly rrusl-
ing to death Wm. Colin AMI Charles
Erdmsn.
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CUBA.
Smallpox at San Domingo,

HAVANA, July 2l.-Smalpox is raging
in san Domingo To fearful extent.
Parties are daily organized to help bury
the victims.
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FIItt; RECORD.
A, ,Crcveland-Loss $50. 900.

ClEyEL,ND, July 2i.-Lamson d
Sessions loss - estimated at SjO.OOO on
machinery and $1,000 on the building.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2 2 to 3 Per Cent.-Gov-
ernmenis Higher for Some Issues
Flour Scarce and Firm-Wheat
Excited and Higher
Hogs Steady.
FIN AN cE.
N ew York.

New York.
NEW YORK. July 81. - Moysv -
Market easy at 2lGl3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3(G4 per cent. S,cr-
ling exchange. bankers bills weak at
4Si; demand IS5.
SILvER--At London sd per ounce;
bar silver here ll2i; subsidiary silve
coin per cent. discount.
GovERNMEyTs-Were Ia. per cent.
higher for extended SIS and IS. and !
per cent. lower for 4 : and is.
L. s. Coupons (lssl)
ne" rlNcs''':
New Four.and.one'Gu. ts.....................r.EI'
New TO-.
Pacihc SKIES OF
RAILROAD BoNDs Dull and Unsettled.
STATE SECUR!TIEs-Dull except Tor
Louisville consols, which rose per
cent.
SroCES-The market opened generally
irin ani in the early dealings prices rose
a fra ton, but at the first board a weak
tone prevailed and before noon decline
was, recorded ranging from Ia Il per
cent II Paul, Northern Pacific prefer
red, New Jersey Central and Rio Graudr
leading. Daring the afternoon sprcull.
ton gradually gained strength undo,
the covering Ci short contracts amt
prices continued 10 rise up 10 the close
OF business, the highest figures of thr
day being current in the final sales r..
advance from the lowest point ul -
morning ranged from J to 81 per cent,
the latter in Hannibal and II. Josrr
preferred, Hannibal and st. joseph com.
-, D.,l Al,a, ,,,l 4
North Pacific preferred and st Paul an
Omaha preferred We're also prominent
in the improvement. Central
Arizona WAS forced down t.
- per cent. with very hrgvy iwnsl,.
90 n. The manipulation Ui .his slork /,
"Xciing mnriI uniavorabir cor.rnl
The $ip"k HpOit mining journal, has
Tia" iJilowiug: We wish t. ask the
officers ol Central Arizona Il few peril
nent questions. irrhap. they will con.
slider them imp'riin"nf. j. II, or is il
not Il fact, 'hlt you arr now making
arrangements T. list vour STOCK on the
London Stock Exchange, and that
y0u are working the market for the
purpose Oi Shaking out' holders of
,r"ck, 50 Ina! yuu may mark prices up
NIllnui HAVING ~ DUN Ihltn Slbth,
~ you viii hayr Il high price III New
Gurk ln make your lpuion deal on?
We wIIi br giad To publish your reply.
From the t"mni..ciM BrNtin: The
upward mUNrmcn; Inauguralei on tie
stock exchange Yesterday made further
progress to-day, and large purchases
were made hDth ior long and short
accounts. la the early dealings the
BeirlSh pressure was renewed, and lor
4 time prices Welded, but the decline
WAS speedily V recovered, and the closing
Vup'atious w"rc almost invariably
ulghcl than thOs. oi YESTERDAY. IL was
rumor-a that the representatives OF the
Irunk lines had me; for the purpose of
putting AL end Ia the existing diitirul.
'lrS. bat tins could not be- verified.
ltIcrv / sun Il iargh outstanding siIuII
interest, and any attempt 10 cover
naturally results III advance, rs was the
ras" i day.
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and is doing excellentiy this morning
Pulse s., temperature IS 4lO, respira-
tiuu Is.
>ieuei ID. W. BLISS,
J. h. BARNES,
J.. j. Woopw ARD,
RoBr. REYEURS.
The Message to the Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, d. C., July 2l.-The
following bulletin has been sent this
morning to each OF the Cabinet officers
by the Presidents private secretary:
Executive MANSION. July 81, 5 PM
The improvement in the Presidents
condition continues 10 be steady and
uninterrupted. His pulse this morning
is -, with normal temperature and res
piration. lie is bright and cheerful. has
AN excellent appetite AMI expresses a
desire ior more substantial food. There
is no better indication of progress than
tire disposition which he is now mani
Testing TO think and talk OF outside mat
terS. The surgeons express the mse,ves
entirely satisfied with the progress oil
the case.
Steadily Couvslesciuga at = z. Nj.
ENEcCrIvE MANSION, July 2l,2 p. NJ
The President Is steadily convaleSclng,
AMI has thus lar passed aquiet and COM
Portable dav. lie has had no lever since
last evening, and ut this hour his pulse
is -, temperature and respiration nor
mai.
The Evening Bulletin.
ENErvrlvE Mansion, July u, T.. NJ
The President has had another good
day. At p. NJ. his pulse was -, tenn
peraturr - 10, respiration ~. At
=. VI. his pulse is 30. temperature % $40,
respiration 10.
ISignei d. W. Bliss,
j. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBUEN.
The Wound Discharges Il Portion OF the
Presidents Clothing.
WAsHIxUrux, July 2l.-The follow
iuy telegram was sent by the attending
surgeons To the consulting surgeons TO.
night:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, T.. NJ.
Since our telegram OF yesterday the
President has continued 10 do well. lie
passed 4 comfortable night. This morn
my a morsel of his clothing, about one
quarter oi an inch square, came away
spontaneously with the pus from the
deeper part ol the wound. 1t proved,
on exlmiuStiun, to consist chiefly OF
cotton flores with few WOODEN tibreS
aihrrius. The medication is continued
without change.
r~irned1 u. W. Bliss,
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD,
RoEr. REYBCRN.
sleeping Quietly AT 1870 +. M.
ENEcUrIvE MANSION, ll:&O +. M-The
sI,lu change which has taken place in
the Presidents condition since the last
official bulletin has been i'll the dlrcc-
rlnu of iurther Improvement. He has
passed comfortable day, has taken 4
little solid food again this afternoon in
the shape of boiled chicken, and has
gained uoticeably in strength. The
afternoon lever has entirely subsidized
AMI at this hour he is quietly sleeping.
Signed ID. W. Bliss,
J. h. BARNES,
j. !. WOODWARD,
ROE'r REYGyRN.
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The PennsyIvania Road Cuts.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-The Penn.
svIvauia Railroad Company aunounc-
reduction OF II IN emigrant rates from
New YORK and $50 from Philadelphia.
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BULLETINS.
t,irst Official Intelligence.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July y, $50 A
M.-The President has had good night
and is doing excellentiy this morning
Pulse s., temperature 9S 4.lO, respira-
ton Is
Sieuell ID. W. Bliss,
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.ldii'iaui Ttteg,amS on Fo,rM Pry,.
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1orEBo. July 81 Whrat-SteaIy.
No. red seller July 81 2jI; scllcr
August 81 - new No. = rel Il 81
Corn-Steady; No. > spot 53Ic: selIer
July 53! seller year Axe. Oats-DuIl:
No. . spot 3Olc.
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h''' 'to S"tg,' W!fJath fuJe.
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The Wound Discharges Portion OF the
Presidents Clothing.
WAsHIxUrpN, July 2l.-The follow
iuy telegram was sent by the attending
surgeons to the consulting surgeons TO.
night:
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san Francisco Markets.
LnY MAIL AND ruLrGRArnI

LHg NAIL AND TELUGRAEH.l
WHEAT IL 5@l % per GENITAL Cor
good shipping.
OATS-Sl 1JGl - - ctl.
WooL-Orcgon, Valley 27@3O els. a
ID. Eastern Oregon. 1000.
HIpES-ilcayy salted lOl lzc; light, DO
lOc: salted calf. 1902.
FAMILY PROVISIONS-Bacon. lj0 IL Z
cts: clear Oregon sides, l3VJl3. &c; hams,
12Jld13 cts.
BARLEY-CoaSt feed SO@Sl % els:
Brewing S75E@a5 p ctl.
HAY-Wheat. S9dSl5, Oat, $50 SIS,
Barley, S9dSlJ T ton.
NEGETABLES-PO 7Jt0 - els l)cT
low, Sl@Sl % per 100.
EGGS-CalifOrnia,$ $1G41c = doZ: Ore
gOn, 3104Oc = dOZ.
FLOU -BeSt family extra. - -: Su-
perfne, 50 5O@4: Bakers extra, 81 u :
OreGOl ezra. z 7j(aSJ 90; Walla-Walla
xtra, 81 500',4 -.
FEUIrs-Dried apples, SAG cts. fol
quarters, Slico6; PlumS pitted, l3d l4c'
Peaches ii@l2j e, peeled lSd20c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-EXtra fancy
Butter. 70 cts, p ID; Fresh roll, good
TO choice, 45@4715 cts; Picked. 10 els
y d.
SEEDs-Flax, 21ICa3c 2 ID; Canary
318@4 c; Alfalfa, 9@llc; Timothy, 90
1Oc y ID.
BAGs-There is a good business in f;
jObblng way at S2[@914c for STANDARD
grain.
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FLoUR.--Superfne 81 -; Extra s. % /;
Corn Meal B cwt. IS 80; Buckwheat 3 cwt
S6 90.
BUTTER-Choice roll. top prices, 5219 cts.
37c wholesale; choice 1illamOok 1Oc.
CHEEsE.-ClatsOp dairy l,glSc.
EGGs.-20025 cts T. dOZ. Chickens, ) !! 90
FRESH MEATs.-ChOice cuts, Lamb. loc;
Beef sale; Pork 10 Mutton oglO. BY the
carcase SC.
MEATs.-Breakfast bacop 1S5z9l5 pc 10;
sides I3JZal4l5c; hams l51a0l9c; shoulders
lOGl2c; smoked beef l59l6s5c; corned beef
Sl0Gl2 r bbl.: corned pork lOc 3 10.
BEANS.-34i cts.
DRIED FRUITs.-Blackberries 2Oc; Prunes
1692Oc.
hONEY.-In frames zoe in glass SOC.
LARD.-ln tins and cadaios l2lielnc T. N.
MILL FEED.-Bran SO 90 country. So Il
ton; Sh0IIs SIS 90; Hay so oe922 -: & ton.
0ATS.-AccOrding TO quality. prices range
from 60UG5 cts Is bushCl.
E-AHLEs--Potatoes ;al CT. . 60;
Onions 29@c 55 10.
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rEssELs ON TIE wAr.
80: Arncrican Part-.

= EDsfs American k-6ll@s
North Bend blt s7B tons Pcr3lnan. : 4 March %
Willamette. SIS. 5000 tons. y \ March -
Melanctnon. bLt. 2gs tons Manson March -
Sparrow sch ; f. March l6
Orient, SrIg. si2 tens. Williams.
Modoc. sch. s25 tons. $ 4. Jan p,
Meroin. 81. I2Oi tonp. Lowell, n Y Dec Is
GerteH. IN Philadelphia, Jan i3
Empire Sd 1872 tons. New York. Jan d
Henry ; Sandford. Am sh, Il5g toas Sleeper,
ny March =
Kate Davenport. sh i1iS tons. Malle,t y Y Ja1 ls
Columbia, 81. IiT9 tons rernaid. = Y. Jan %
Carrie wiuslou. Am bG. sii tons. Isorius. Phiia-
dephia Feb -
Palmyra. Avn sh. n y Feb %.
Alice Buck, Am 81 loading
Olive 5 Southard Am sh Philadelphia March
From Foreign Ports
Aduiia. Spanish blk Stanley r T. Jan via Victoria
Agnes Oswald, br sh 1889 tons. MeGbbon. Cardiff.
Dec 10.
Adolf. Swe. bk. 653 tons. RinsmansSon, Gotten
burg, Oct Is
Argo. gr bk 65a tons. Gate Rio Janioro Jan
Alden Besse An bl so tons. Noycs. HonsEons.
Jan l3 loading
Crossfeld. l'r bk. Liverpool. March 26
County cf Ayr br bl. ig9 tons. Alexander Cardiff,
Nov
City Of AGRA. ir bk, 1914 tons, Young. Melbourne.
Clan Grant. br bk. ~ tons James. fra Liverpool.
Nov ~
Coloma. Am bll s53 tons Noyes. Hongkong Jan 10
Countess OF Rothes br blk. G ibralter --eb %
Clan Mcleod br blk Go tons. Yokohama March ,.
Do1ford. br bk. Liverpool Marca via Victoria
Ethel. br bk. ~ tons, Graham, Liverpool. Nov -
Faderneslandct. Swe blk Bordeaux. Oct Il
Geo BeWley. br sh 1880 tons. Bewiew. Yokohama
Glengabcr. br bk, loading at Liverpool.
Lizzie Iredale br bk 693 tons. MossOp. Liverpool
Aug 10, VIA Honolulu and Victoria
Odulia. br bk s96 tons Liverpool VIA Honolulu Ju-
Is - HOubtfal
Pasitha br bk So tons, West, Liverpool, via Vic
toria Oct -
Selkirkshire. br sh ll92 tons, Anderson, I'm Cardiff
Nov .
Sidlaw. Br blk 439 tols NJ ;Glashan Middleborough
Jan -
Victoria Gro s. b- bk. 669 tons, Owen. Calcutta.
Zoe, br bk LiveTT ool via Victoria Jan
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Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. Is, $50.
DE. r. !. kENDALI.& * O.. Gents ! have
q very fine maze tlia; hlS had bone SPAWN
frr q long time. ! tried every thing man
could GcVl,r tu cl.r,. .r but ali in vain and
WAS about tD give il Up when a friend Of
mine in this rlJy came jO me and recon-
mrnded kcnGail's SPAWN Cure which tried
with grand r'>.Iit~. removing th-t hCnc clear
and clean and then strt - cents tO yOu for
one uf ynuT Illustrated Horse Book, and
think there = u0 better aouS printed Oh the
morse and his diseases. 7 have taken great
interest in IL AMI have since sold - copies
for yOu'tO my Uc.-hhuT~ sHI viii Try and dO
what gO1d J car Joy getting them for Others.
VorrrS tt-Iiy e. " MILLER
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KENDAlL'S SPAWN CURE
On HUMAN FLESH.

Bakersfield. VT, Dec, %, 1879.
b. J. KENDALL * Co., Gents | wish to
add my testimony IN favor Of Your invaluable
iiHment "kcni@ii'> SPAWN CURE" IN the
spring ~ I~G3 ! slipped On the ice and
S1Etined my ri,sht limb at the knee JOINT.
WIS VERY llIu" and St times suffered the
most eNcrUriatIHs pain. J Wore a bandage
on u fnT over year, ;ind TILED most every
thing in my reach. but could tind nothing
that would give NE permanent relief. When
I OveTWOI krG. ], wUytid p;tn me very much.
In April 1873 / began To- think | should be
a cripple for life {. hut having some of Ken
dall'S SPAWN Cure" thought | would try il.
| used one third Of Il bottle. and experienced
relief at once Tie pain left me and has not
troubled me since. | feel very grateful to
YOU and would recommend 'kenddlIS Spawn
Cure To all vino suffer with SprstinS or Theu-
maflSm- Nnnrs truly. Mrs. j. BOUTELL.
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Common Council.

Recul NJ meetings second AMI fourth Tue
day evenings 0f each month. ~ : o'clock
rs Persons desiring o. have matters acted
upOr Ey the Council. "a ary regular meatiHe
must present the sai.e % the Auditor and
CLERK nn or before the Friday evening prior
10 the Tuesday 0D which tho Council holds It's
regular meeting. =. Il. CAkDWELL.
Auditor and Clerk.
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Beaver Lodge No. 30. L. 90.

Meet every Thur .ley evening. ~.
ar - o'clock. IN the Odd Vel =
lows Hail. cor. % Csss and Che
manu-, streets. Astoria. Membersof the Ord
are invited O. attend. 81 order. =. G,
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knights OF Pythias.

AstOr Lodge. No. C. X. Of p. mectis
every Wednesday evening at In
o'clock. in the hall Of the A. O. L. w. \
Corner Chenamus and Benton streets.
BY order
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Temple Lodge. NO. Z. AZ. Am.

Regular Communications first and ~
third Saturdays in each month. at q: w
O'Clock. 2. NJ. q the Hall in Astoria.
Members Of the Order. in good standing, ar
invited % attend. By OIdos of the W. VI.
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Astoria Lodge No. 40, l. o. CT.

Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
al "a o'clock, at Good Templar's Hall, Che
namus Street, Astoria, over G. L. parkcr's
Store Members Of the order, in good stand
nc, are invited 70 attend. Degree meeting lst
Monday each month. b. order W. CT.
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COMMERCE. AND TRADE.
Financial.

liver, al gar.
Com exchange on san Francisco q percent
premium.
Coin excnanve on New York buying par;
selling. -st0l 3 percent.
LEGAL Ie13crs-gar.
Tclc-rap8i- transfers "a Sev York 1 pcr
cCu.. premium. .
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
From tables OF United States Coast surve,
High Water.

for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgages
and warranty deeds, at this Office.
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SPAWN Cure

l. sure ia lis effects. mild IN It's action rs II
does not blister. and Yet u Il penetrating
and powerful tO reach any deep seated pain
or to remove any buny growth or any other
enlargement, IL used tOT several days, such
aS SpavinS. spi,uj~. CuTNS. csillOUS, >prainS
Swc!lingS any iImcncsS and all enlaTgements
Of the iulniS ar limbs. or rheumatism IN man
and for any puTpO>c for which a hnlment Is
used for man or beast 10 is now known to
he the beSi liHiment for man ever used, act
ingmild and Vet certain IN its effects. 10 u
used full strength with perfect safety ~ all
SEASONS Of the year.
Send address for illustrated circular. which
we think gives positive proof Of is virtues.
No remedy h,lN ever met with such unquali-
fed Sucrt->S. Q" OUT knowledge, for beast rs
we'll sS mail
Price 81 p-T bottle. Gv six bottles Tor >
ALL DRJ JGGISTN have 70 or can get II FOR
YOU. or It viii ar s-Ut io any address Cii re-
criBt Of price by the prpprietor~.
D}; = =. KENDALL 4 co.
Eur,bur-h Falls, Vermont.
SOLD nv ali, DRUGGISTS,
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Chamber OF Commerce or Astoria.
Resglar meeting every III and 81 Monday
OF each 'r'1Hfh. N "a 4. NJ. in The hall Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
j. q. 4. BOWLBY. President
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WEI De MEYERS CA
TAERI Cure, = Constitutional
AntidOtc for this terrible maIa-
Gy, by Absorption. Tho most
Important Discovery since Vac
cszaSion. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From a Prominent Physician.

Wa Iiugt"Uyi.," ONO. juuC L.. iS-l.
DE. p -. EENpSt.I a co. Gents. Read
iug yuur advertisement ~ Turf. Field AMI
Farm. rI hr.d..i'~ SPAWN CETr. and having
q valuable al s>ucrJy Horse which had been
liIhc from SPAWN ri-hteru months. sent 20
you fu- q bottle 10y express. which 10 six
weeks removed an lamrueSs and enlarge
ment ard a large .piITt fTCm another horse,
Vud uU;h HORSE are to-day - sound a. colts.
The uIl. bottle was worth tO me uIe hundred
dollars. Respectfully yours.
II ! nLI,-EnL L-L-- II Ii
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P:TCEER'S CASTORIA
j. nos Narcotic. Children
grow iat upon, 1IOtEc-S like,
and Physicians recommend
CASTORIN. Itrcgulatcs the
Bowels, cures Wind Collie,
allays EcYcriSllncsS, and DC
strOys Worms.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
EO7yPANN
DCEAS DIVISION.
|0r San Francisco.
a. State California

STEAMSHIP LEAVES EMERY FIVE days
- 80 :: =. VI. 81, inliuN.
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cIAHrE.
I3-TD QU'oH.3ysra. per BrG'pr.
From Portland 3,.4I Cd, W.lna;.........~., $50
l2.-TO QUCrlS'oira, pr Srsir0.
From Portland - ssi c;is Wllei;...... = =. -
To Iio'gpOpJ. ger Rycr0l,.
From Portland I3.0l9 cii> wheat ...-,0. 80
5000 bblS -four ............ 1901
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SETH w. FowLE & SONS, ProprietOrs, O
Harrison Avenue, Boston Sold by al Druggists
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KENpaLLS SeaylN CURE

H. - W{ EFi;TOLETT MD.
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Eight &, reserved to change steamers ior
sailing Gay~.
I}IEOJGH TICKETS sold TO all the prin-
CipJl cities IN the United States ana Canada.
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River and Rail Division.
FEBRUARY I. 1881.

Columbia. WHiamet and YamhH Rivers.
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Columbia River Exports.

I3- To LiUcTpODl. per ChildoTN.
From Portland 1927 bblS fiour.......... 81. A..
Astoria So - ...... 300
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ABURGLAR CAPTURED.
Attempt TO Rob the Cotton Exchange
Restaurant.

Last night, between II and II o'clock,
Policeman Crowley had his attention at
tracted by noise as though some nc were
striking matches in the bar of lie Cot
ton Exchange Restaurant, at the corner
of Bay lane and Drsyton street. As the place
had been closed up for the night he judged
this to be rather suspicious, and he prompt
IL aroused the clerk, who slept in the room
over the restaurant. A lamp was light
ed and the clerk with the
policeman made thorough examination of
the premises, but could find no intruder,
and the former came to the conclusion that
further search was useless. Policeman
Crowley, however, was convinced there was
some one on the premises, and
was not satisfied with the result of the
investigation. After looking around again
he concluded to 90 up through the skylight
to the roof, and there sure enough he was
rewarded for his pains. Crowding near the
gutter on the Bryan street side, with
his coat and hat of, was a colored
individual, who evidently did not welcome
or expect the appearance OF the officer.
The fellow was taken In charge and brought
down to the restaurant, when 1t was dis
covered that he was one of the en-
plOyes Of the place, occupying the
position of assistant cook. The place,
ss stated, had been closed an hour or more,
and the supposition is that he had conceal
ed himself with the view of making haul
when all was quiet. But Policeman Crow
ley was too sharp for him and he was march
ed off to the barracks.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-12
Savaunab Horse Inarmarv.

DIR. II. Y. Terrell, the well known veteri-
nary surgeon, has released the extensive
stables at the corner Of South Broad and
Randolph streets, and the place will here
after be known as the Savannah Horse In
firmaIy. During the past few weeks the
stables have been put in thorough order,
enlarged and greatly improved, and
doubtless are unequalled for the purpose
for which they are designed by any
In the South. DIR. Terrell has made every
arrangement for the comfortable accommo-
dation of sick OF disabled horses, and par
ties who entrust their animals to him may
rest assured they will be properly
and scientifically treated. He has
c reputation of being a very success
full veterinary surgeon, and there are nu-
merous citizens here who can bear testimo-
ny to his skill. The stables are now seven
tY-fve feet deep, and have front of twen-
ty-four feet, and are constructed with es-
peeial view to their suitableness as an
infrmsrY for sick and disabled quad
rupeds. jy12-lt