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DuE ED.

HPR90RRAVlf on mn NoyemSer soh 1882 atsls m.
Funeral VIII take place sunday December Sd, at
ocloek ~ from his mothers residence No. Az Ffrt
70 attend. Icharesto~n. West Va, papers please
!KINs LIVING, OF diphtheria, at the residence of
his PARENTS in Prince Georges county, Md on Friday
nsse% NJ 81. 1852 I y cLAGE IL fourth
Ing : - 80 sOr - l'i'f anu ia'iei AiH'0'-
Services st Oak Hill Cemetery on Saturday. December
M Lt N,s kETr On aS SsysIsr 1882 O'Clock p
from her late resdence sa Ninth street
Zines. On re Sh 9ns ana
Anu the late Miles Mahoney in the 10Th of her age
Her funeral win take race Sunday srd inst at
respectfully invited to attend
cf MNEEHAN On November 3o,h. 1882. MARY vIR.
Meehsn AGED eighteen years.
street southeast Saturday December :, at
rNN0kIoN. December l.. 1882. MAGGIE e. NOR
a IoS at swsny n minutes nut TO nine O'clock
Mary A. and The late Robert II. Norton. -
Only little WI lie che stayed.
To che r her mothers heart:
And from our arms depart
Her little face Ii. up with love
And then her spirit scared above.
By Ern AUNT MANpA
Funeral WIN take place Sunday, two O'Clock from
the residences OF her uncle. William H. Esep 1888 Sixth
street northwest. Relatives aud friends
attend.
SAUNDERS. On November 30th, 1882. 1T ~ M,
MARY c.. beloved wife of l. NJ Saunders and daugh-
ter Of Sarah and the late Edwin Green.
The funeral Will take place from l2U3 street NORTH
west on Saturday, AT 230 O'Clock.
SCHNEIDER. November 30th. 1892 at ten minutes
i've infant dauher Of j. c. a and n Sa1s ~
She was very fran
That even from her birth
We looked upon her q flower
Too delicate for earth.
Funeral at O'Clock. Sunday, Deccnber Sd from
Washington, ID. q.
STRAUB. On Wednesday, November % 1872 sftee
long illness. JOHN LEOPOLD S1RAUB, aged forf1.
nine yeArs.
Funeral win take place from his late residence Ma
lsy2 9th street northwest Friday. December lsI e
YATES Thursday, November soth. 1854 cf p.eu-,
Yates. "1~s " " s1A'-e
Hcsifycs md friends invited to attend the funs
sunday. December Sd. ut ?. m
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Dull Day in Wall Street.

NEW YORK Dec. 1.-The Posts financial article
says: Money on cali is and per cent on divi-
dend paying stocks, and and per cent on miscel-
laneous coliateralS Time money is 6 per cent on
dlviiend paying securities, and per cent on mis-
cellaneous collaterals. The general tone of the
STOCK market is dull as might naturally be eX-
pected In the present state OF uncertainty
about the adjustment OF the railroad war.
decline OF from 4 to pa (the latter in Missouri
Paclfc.) From IL O'Clock until IL 80 the market
was steady TO strong. From IL 80 TO little after
IL the market was rather weaker, but shortly
after IL O'Clock improved again, and at IL 80 many
stocks were up to the Onening prices.
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NJ tRRGEn

HARRINGTON-FoRD ON Novembe- % 1850 q,
the parsonage Of Rev Dr. Stelzer CLAUDE NJ. HAIR
FORD, of this city.
PAHh ERoHAMII.ToN. On Wednesday evening
Nokembtr ~. 1882, 10y Rev. W. W. Hicks EDWARD
L. pARKEH, OF Minnesota and LEILA HAMII TON
OF Washington DC. -
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AUCTION SALES.
'sIHoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF SUPERIOR PARLOR AND CHAMBER
fURN1 URE, FINE MANTEL MIRRORS, SIDE
BOARDS, AT sALEShOOM.
TO MORROW SATURDAY. DECEMBER SEC
ONb, 1882, at1EN O'CLOCK. within and in front of
my spacious auction rooms shall sell very superior
collection OF household effects viz:
three elegant gilt-frame French-plate Mirrors, in
splendid condition
Three snperb Sideboard=. finely finished.
Marble-top Tables; fine Lounges.
len very superior Iaror Suites In rers hair cloth
and c;etonne
Tine Toilet ware.
very hne window Hangings: in wool and silk reps.
VI Pslnnngs; walnut dwarf Book Case.
Several Smyrna Carpets aud Rugs.
BRUSSELS and other Garrett.
Snc eiegant r Z. mirror back Hstrack cost SITS.
sixteen very handsome leather Dining Chairs
III hne coD-tition.
several hne Office desks and chairs,
.ine hne nre-proof Safe comb;na atom lock
walnut and other Chamber furniture,
DINING Tables and Chairs.
decorated dinner Service. together with many other
1t THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
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Death Of n RecrOp.

NEW HAVEN, CT, Dec.1.-Rev. Charles H. B. Ire
maine, rector OF ST Johns Episcopal church, died
this morning of typhoid fever He was secretary
ford - ~ " - $4,000
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New Trial for Child Murder.

:, PETERSBURG, Va, DEC. 1.-The county court OF
brunswick has been engaged during the past
week In the trial OF Isaac Booth, charged with
killing his child. Booth was tried at the last term
or the quarterly court, and convicted OF murder
IN the nfst degree. At request of counsel for the
accused is said TO be desperate character
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ELEGANT DESIGN,

ELEGANT DESIGN.
Consistire of
TEA SETS, PITCHERS AND SALyERS,
Casters II every description.
KNIVES. FORKS, Spoons,
PICKLE DISHES, EPERGNES
In fact Everything Us!eIlv Found in the Plated
Ware ire. al 20 be SEED al aictIon
On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS,
DECEMBER Isl And I'D,
Commencing at TIN O'CLOCK and continuing ca oh
evening 81 SEVEN O'CLOCK Until disposed Cf 1t
No. 925 7 Street northwest
These co0~ IF the best makes and worthy the at
feDtioD Of persons who desire Christmas presents anu
n2s3t DCNCANS0N BROS, Auetioneers
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I'd. Edition.
Latest kilograms TO The Star
Woman burned IN u.,,n

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. MARY Charms, colored,
age 40 years, was found to-day In her house. In the
northwest section OF the city, burned to a crisp.
she was drunk last night, and the body was dis
house.
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TeleCraDhic Briefs
More Star Route Lightning.

Adela Gasset died at the Providence, L.. hos
pital yesterday. She is the fourth victim OF Tia
Calendar building disaster.
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STOLEN PROPERTY IDENrIFIED.-This morning
Mr.. w. c. Hill. patent attorney OF this city, went
to police headquarters and identified laree field
glass from among the articles found In Joseph
HarbOur'S house, on I'd street The glass was
stolen about one year ago, and is worth $50 Its
original cost was 500
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
1hefollowng are the opening anc closing nrices
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
10y special wire TO Ill. IL Dodge, $50 18th street.
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u - VESSELS IN THB EUROPEAN SrArroN-Rear
Admiral Nicholson, commanding the European
station, reports TO the Navy department under
date OF Valetta, Malta, November 18TH the arrt.
and Tripoli. At the latter port the q. s. CONSUL
who called on board. reported Affairs quiet and In
OF the Nipsc reports everything Quiet on the
syrian coast Admiral Nicholson expected TO
leave for Palermo I'm a few DAYS, when the Nipsic
VIII be dispatched 10 New York.
NEW DopaK.-A neatly dressed Young co,ored
man named William A. Patterson was sent 10 the
workhouse for three months yesterday for being a
suspicious person. Mr.. George c. Gwynn stated
that the prisoner and a compa MON came into hts
store Monday and asked TO see the city directory
They pretended TO be attentively studying the
directory. but when they left looking glass was
missed from the store. An officer afterwards re-
covered lt from one OF them Fills Heison. the
companion, was sent 10 jail for 80 days In default
OF $40 Tor the larceny or the glass
COINAGE executed at the minis OF the United
states during the month OF November 1882
Double eagles, 1860; eagles $500; half-eaeles
169 600: standard dollars, 23OO.Oeo: QUARTERBACK.
lais, 1890; dimes. 100000 i've cents, 10000:
three cents, 2220o; one cent, 27500O0; total coin.
age, s,6Os,5Oo pieces: value. ss,sss, Acc
zsszs District Government Affairs.
THE RECEIPTS OF TAXES
on wednesday were quite large, IL being the last
day on which the per cent abatement could be
allowed. The deposits made by Collector Cook on
account OF the collections on that day were
$4,000. Mr.. Cook and his forces were employed
| all day yesterday from o'clock a. m. TO q O'clock
pm in giving the proper credits and squaring up
the books. To-day there were large number OF
callers there for the purpose or paying taxes
Mere than one hundred persons were In
the commissioners office complaining that in
presenting their tax bills this morning for pay
ment, Collector Cook demandei two per cent pen.
| atty and making appeals from this exaction The
commissioners reply in all cases was that they
had no power ID oyerrule the law, which was ex-
phclt upon the matter OF tax-paying, and the COL
lector was simply carrying out the provisions OF
Congress. They could not nterpoSe as the collec-
tor was doing his sworn duty. The rich
and the poor Will all be treated alike. The law
VII he carried outs no distinction Will be made
| In any case
Some complaints were made by taxpayers that
| no allowance was made by the collector for the
holiday thanksgiving, as has heretofore been
the custom. The Commissioners hold that tie
| law giving one month (Novemberl In which the
per cent abatement may b. allowed nah, 8 20 pro-
VS. on Tor extension or time on acc u [ of a laws
ana mat they have no power u giant the exten.
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THIS EVENING.
EOLEY, Auctioneer.

VtULEl, AUctlOneer.
AUCT ON SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
viii SCI for F. Selinser. at 757 tn street north as
commencing THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ThIkTIkTH
at SEVEN =. VI. This sale vii. ccrl-iet Of
A large line OF Ladies ard cents Id Gold Watches
hey and Stem Ninders, Cameo aud Solid Gold Sets ii
Ladies JeNeiry. ScId Go,! nts and Lad e. Chains
Ladies and cents t,Oid Rings OF al description Rated
and Solid Silver, anu Il Z OF the largest stock Of
Jewelry ever offered at pubic auction Also, a very
nne line q custom made OyercCat4 listers Suits ard
Pants Ladies Dresser and Sk dress Patterns. Shawl
Sioks Bibles Books. ocls, BOr.s ard Shoes Quits
Spreads. Blankets Carp t.. Trunks &c and via con-
unEe Evenings at T.. ui-t ii every lot If sold.
Persons hoi ing ckess which the time has exI ired
VII please take notice.
F. SELINGER, Broker
FOLEY, AUctioneer n2o-2w
1CINE PLATED WAX
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The training ship jamestown arrived at Boston
Wednesday morning from Newport, RI.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co

SECIh Itl FROM Loss BY BURGLARY
~ AOEBEkI. EIRE Or ACCIDENT.
III NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
tcHSES 10Th STEEEr AND NEW YORK Avz
PeTIt 81 CLaref Act oi Congress January 22d 1857
heIt z1iss Tor . l. stH year aul tskes al k1uds
rates. '''
BENJAMIN 7. SSYpEt, President
CHAKitS c. GLOVER - Eig & Co., Vice pras;J,,.
JOIN tsSSELS, Treasurer. "
ALERT l. SIURIEEANT, Secretary
G.. Z. NynSI.. Asst. Sscy.
DIRKCTOEs;
Tersn2.p p. SnyGeT. Charlie. C. Gloye-
JCEI Cases. Henry A. Wlieri
A.. ert l.. S.ur.eY3n.. Thomas Evans,
john .. parke. aul4
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THE CABINET MEETING To-DAY.-An the men,
bers OF the Cabinet were present st the Cabinet
meeting to-day except Sostm>>ser General Howe,
who Is not feeling Well. The session lasted over
two hours and was mainly devoted TO the consid-
Grafton OF topics which will be included iE the
various reports Of the Cabinet officers in connec-
ton with the Presidents message. No action was
taken with reference to either dismissals or ap-
pointmentS
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VvHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF STRkET, BETWEEN TWENTY
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY 2a&
EIGHTH, 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. in ~
trent OF the premises. shall sell the east half Of -
Lot in Square So having front of about 81 feet by
depth of about l25 feet, Located rs above
Terms; One-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest. and secured by
deei OF trust on property sold. All conyeyancing
III purchasers cost One hundred dollars deposit re.
CURED Ut time Of sale.
n2s-dss THOMAS DOwLING. Auctioneer.
1s-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTpONKD IN CON
sequence Of the storm until SATURDAY. DECEMBER
oEI OND, 1882. same hour and place
h<3-dis THOMAS DOWNING Anctioneer
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VRUsTEE's SALE OF vALUBLE REAL ESTATE

:, By nrtne 81 decree Of the Circnit Court for ~
VII offer at public sale to tie highest bidder SA
the st,re Of Mr. Peter @. Grimes, Spad;nos
o. TUESDAY. DECEMBER TWELFi n 1850 a.
TWELVE pCI OCk NJ (f fair, IL not the neYf' fair
day thereater) the valuable farm of which the late
Mrs. Chris.iana Edelen 6ied, seized and possessed
acres. 'A~'' SAe Ut
This land Las been surveyed and divided into five
oss ana VIII be sold Whole in separate lots 10
SUIT rurchasers plat Ut which will be exhibited on
On Lots Ms. 2 and there IL on each a small dven
ing aud tsbacco barn. Ia good repair
Lot No: IL Al in valuable timber and wood contair
Ing about twenty eight or twenty nine acres
largo portion OF this land 10 of fine quality FOR nm
duc,ng wheat timothy and other graseos. Some Of fe
lots eau be made valusble for market Rardens ~
This property H. situated within ave miles Of wash-
ington city which Affords frst-rate markef Tor the
products o the lands IN the neiehborhood. - '1'
Terns OF SALE One cash the day Of eale or
the ratification thereby by the court and the balance in
two equal instalm 1ts IN AM two years from the
day o. sale the whole purchase money TO bear nteresf
from, The day Of sale and the deferred payments TO be
b the bonds Of the purchaser with security
proved by the TRUSTEE. Upon the payment OF tie
whole purchase money and interest the trustee Il
thorzed to convey the property In fee simple TO the
purchaser cash payment Of $500 win be required
On the day q e Ihoee wihng 70 purchase are refer
red % NJ Bernard Kirby who redes upon TIE adjoin-
cry. S. s.
G. q. MA0HUDxR rrua,a
nze-04a = UppoS &ax3bor9s 16
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Death of a Prom,nen, BROOKLYN Man.

NEW YORK. Dec. Henry C. Murphy, president
OF the New York and Brooklyn ridge company,
prominent director OF the Brooklyn city railroad
company, and some time State senator died at his
about az years. 90
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TD.iIURROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucrioneer.

VHONAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
IIsI SIZES SALE HANDSOME CARRIAGE.
BY V-rtJe .: the a2ti -ty e-ted in ~ by deed Of
trusf recorded IL llHer $2, folio 145, the Land re-
cords OF oisI-ic: 81 c;Lii We shall IL: one i've
glass Landau, mad 10y Erokhdus. OF Phiiade h.
Sale az Do3ngs Auction rv&'ns ll.h and P-nn- Viva
nia asenAh. DECEMBER SECOND. loo2, ct TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ.
Cha Ri ) WALL ER, , r..
sSn2S-tA. tu&f JOIN L. ELKER, if'stees-
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THE PUEBLO DEBT STATEMENT issued to-day
shows the decrease OF the public debt during the
month OF November to be S. s34. So cash In the
Treasury, s2S7 So. 1875 8: gold certificates out
standing. $3 4S $40; silver certificates outstand-
ing ego: certificates OF deposit outstanding
81 6f5,OOo refunding certt icateS outstanding,
SAB $50; legal tenders outstanding $685. 6Sl O16:
fractional currency outstanding. 81 22 6l4I7; cash
balance available, 1857 6SS 49, total debt. less
cash IN the Treasury December l. 81 CD Csc 69Q ca
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BROS, Aactioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE on y
SIT Ell NORTHWEST. BETWEEN TIVE MY
THIRD AND TWENTY FOURTH SrSFTIS.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated s5th .Iiy A -,
ID 1873, and recorded IN ljDer 49,, f5no 1896 ~.
OF the land record for the District Of Columbia -x
and at request of the party secured We Wil IN a puI
he sgsuol. n front of the reIni-ee FRIDAY DE-
SES btf' IhSl. A. ID. lSs1. at FOUR O'CLOCK L,
NJ part OF Lot numbere seventeen 40. in -uuare
numberei thlrty-six GO. III The c5ty OF
WASHINGTON. ID. c., TED ming for the sa1ue st
polrt On the north Inc Of s1i loI fourte.n 4 feet
from the northwest corner ct sis Lot. and thence
due east vita north # said Lot and wit frtt
slxee Dsl feet six 90 1ners; thence south p4rsel 20
west Inc OF said Lot ore hEdre feet thence west six
tee fse slx inch tItEc' north hundred feet
the te-i11e. " h the r0vene LIS. consisting OF
four-rBc III Frame House.
Terms Il SAFE one :hi q cash halence in six and
Twelve 0nth, with intere>t secured b. trust the
property. SlG0 deposit at tine of sale Convey
81 purchasers cost eru- lie compiled w III
days OF property will he reri 1t y rciii, ers COST
VII LIAIi !. GORDON, ,r,,...e.
n1S-dSls WILLIAM KING trustees
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At a late hour this afternoon Admiral wyman
was reported to be resting easily. having rallied
more than was expected from the severe shock.
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A CASE BEFORE THE CABrNET-The case OF Jas
Leighton Gilmore, sentenced under the name O!
Leighton, to be hung at Deadwood, Dakota, for
murder, on December 18th next, was before the
Of the members on the application OF
the family of the accused for the
communications OF the sentence to imprisonment for
life. The accused has been respited several times.
and Is but twenty-thFee years OF age The
ground OF the application Is that he IS of weak
mir and hardly responsible.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WALTEK b. WILLIAMS s CO.. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
FRONTING on STREET, BE1WEEN FOCf-
WfST. AT AUt TIDN
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dat SCI nber -.
xsto. A ID. 1880, and duly recorded IN iIbeT No.
ySl Fohg 29l, e: $50, Z the and ecords FOR ter
District Of Columbia and By recios OF tn party
cured thereby, shan se II pubic auction. in Of
ne premises ON Et1IDAI, he flitST DAi DF De
gEABER, A. ID. 1882, Al FOUR O'CLOCK r. N al
mat cel;ih piece parcel Of ground real Il,
eltate and lying IL the said city Of Wssi!intcn
District OF COlumb. and known and described being
Lot numbered si1 co., in square numbered four hun
ored and ninety ti3O, t1e IL laid down the
public pat Of said city Of Nshia ton, oge her 18th AL
The imi rOvemenis thereon
Terms OF One tt ri cash. and balGncs in six.
Twelve and eighteen mont from day OF sale u De
secured BY the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
and deed If : ust on the sold, or al Cash. at
the purchasers ortcn. deposit OF siGe WI tie re-
Qured at the time If the terms OF sale moi
complied with in five DAYS frJI. day % sale the rGlsee
reserves the right 10 reel a: the risk and cost Of tue de-
utng purchaser. All convey ancsnE at purchasers
Cost. LEiD1 VI. TAi L'E
n21-dSds Surviving trustee.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIAL,
AND LABOR.
DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR
Once OF SUPERVISING ju[-ileer and
tlre-I rCCI Builc for Pension Office
No. 1915 y street northwest
NAsHISGToN, DC, November Isl, 1882
Sepsrste Sea ed Proposals ain be receive, at .his
eflee IL y ION on SATURDAY. the SECOND DAY
OF DC MBEt. lsS2, :ar furnishing and deli yaring
q the site Of the Pension Building on Judiciary
SOUS, III this CITY, Foundation Stone Broken stone
Tor Concrete, Bricks Cer-elt. Lime. sand Coioriug
matt hcrtzrs Terra Gotta Consoles Brackets and
Pss;e- aTs, and for EXesN alton ard Grading for all
1sior II laying Concrete OuHatlor for al bor in
Btidlilx Foundation and Cellar Walls of RuhbIe Stone
and Tor al aaor IN LAYING Bricks required for tn
structr IF FiIe- Bgiin Tor the United States
Pcnsios Office. 49, ~ laws
SpetlHeasons may he ohtained from tbs Office
NJ G.. MICS
Supervising Engineer and Architect
hiu. s.Zt,oyclk fvt- Maj. GeE1. U.S A.
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ways with satisfactory results This preparation iust
meets the necesses of the case Let state just
cured and ,etH cure: Neuralgia. Nervousness, Sick
Headache. Nervous Headache, Dyspeptc headache
all diseases Nervousness embraces nery-
GUS weakness. irritation. dependency, melancholy
and restless dissatisfied. miserable state Of mind and
body indescribable
These are some Of the symptoms Of nervousness
now. to be fully restored to health and happiness
priceless boon and yet for 80 cents you can satisfy
yourse nat there IS cure for and fer S. at the
very iurthest that cure can be fully secured These
enteed to give satisfaction if used drecteand tcU
cure any Case
Sold by all druggists. Price, so cents box. Depot
JOG North Eutaw St, Baltimore, Md. By mail, two
boxes Tor 81 or six boxes for 81 So to address,
DR. BENsoN's NEW REMEDY AND FAvoRITE
PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. C. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE
is warranted to cure
ECZEMA, TETTERs, HUMORs,
INFLAMMATION MILK CRUST
ALL ROUGH SGALY ERUPTIONs.
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP
sCROFULA ULCERS, TENDER TECHNICS,
and P1MPLES en- all parts of the body.
1t makes the skin white soft smooth removes tan
and freckles, and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE
WORLD Elegantly put up TWO bottles in pack
age consisting OF Doth internal and external treatment
AL first class druggists have it. Price 81 per package
c. n. Crittenton. Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. c. W.
Bensons Remedies. lis Fulton St.. New York. o2O
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c. n. Crittenton, Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. c. W.
Benson's Remedies. lis Fulton St.. New York. o2O
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-29

with lumber required for Improvements OF
OF all kinds, is an evidence that other re-
gions must be opened up to us soon, and
the constantly increasing demands from the
West will still lessen the supplies that have
heretofore come TO Dallas for distribution
to the country tributary to her and to the
more northwestern districts. This is a mat
ter that ought to attract the attention OF
our business men generally and our lumber
men particularly, and they should endeavor
III every manner possible, to push forward
some road to the extensive pine regions OF
Southeastern Texas that we may reap the
benefits that would be derived from such
an important source of trade and wealth.
Business to-day has been brisk all over
the city, and particularly so with the retail
merchants, The weather has permitted
many from the country to venture out tC
purchase necessary family supplies, and
trade generally has been more active than
for several DAYS past. The wholesale trade
has also been heavy, and all departments Of
trade have experienced the good effects o
pleasant weather.
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COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, January 2s.-The completion OF
the Texas Pacific Railroad to III l'aso opens
up a new country TO settlement which isdcs.
titute oftimber suitable for the manufacture
of lumber, The lumber region through
which the Texas & Pacific Road now runs
IN Eastern Texas is almost exhausted OF
pine and oak tributary TO the line of the
road, and the necessity Of developing new
fields for the lumber trade Is apparent to
all who have given the matter any consd.
GRAFTON. The amount of lumber which
will be required IN openingup TO settlement
and productiyeness the country west of this
city can hardly be computed In figures.
The extension and completion OF the Trunk
Line Road TO the pine forests of South.
eastern Texas will soon become necessity,
Tor Western Texas cannot depend alone on
the supplies furnished by the Texas K
Pacific from Northeastern Texas, nor can
Il look TO tho the more Southern portions
OF the State TO furnish all that will be re.
luired In the near future.
The inadcquacy Of Eastern Texas 10
supply even Ihllas and her surroundings