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SUBURBAN NOTES.


There is probability that new manu-
featuring company will soon occupy the
underwear mill at Saccarappa.
The Windham road from Thomas Stack
to the bridge at Cumberland Mills is being
macadamized.
SOUTH CASCO.
Wilbur Watkins cut him quite badly on the
knee lately.
Hezekiah Jordan was thrown from his
carriage and injured quite badly.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ENOR SALE-A lodging house in Boston, In
II very central location Is rooms, all furnished
and let to good parties; on account of sickness it
must be sold regardless of cost, and we have re-
duced the price to $3.50, for quick sale; this Is
one of the bestlbargains in Boston. Z. L. POND
4 Co, 800 Washington ST., Boston. I'll
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U. S. COMMISSIONERS COURT,

BEFORE COMMISSIONER RAND.
Maggie Dalling was brought up on the charge of
was in evidence she could not read and Thought
the letter was for her. and she was discharged
John Cleaves of Old Orchard was found not
license.
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MARRIAGES.

IN DamarlscOtta Sept. 8, Warren f. Foster of
Winchester, Mass, and Miss S. Adella Weeks of
Damarscotta.
In Dresden Aug. 80, Henry Gould and Helen
A Plummer, both of Alma
In Camden, Sept 8, John G. Trim and Edith NJ
Barbour
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N. b. DALTON,

Portland, Me-, says
have found immediate relief for Cramps Collie
and summer Complaint in Bakers Great Ameri-
can SPECIFIC: 1t Immediately allays the gripping
pains and distress.
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Advice TO Mo+,oars

mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup should always
DC USED When children are cutting teeth. 1t re
heves the little sufferer at once it produces nat-
raj, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain,
and the little cherub awakes as "bright as a but
ton" 1t is very pleasant to taste 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, re-
heves wind. regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes twenty-five cents
bottle.
declo WS&M1yr
HARPER's Bazaar. This beautiful weekly pub
licaton is welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
The number for the ensuing week has been re-
eeived by N. G. Fessenden, 4S4 Congress street.
Single pairs of SanfOrd's Perfect Heel Protect
ors cost but dime. They will save 81 to SO in
repairs.
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Elegant Residence for Sale.

FI1HE desirable 3 story French roof residence of
a Mrs. Barker's, situated on the Western
Promenade, containing IA rooms, besides bath
room, has nice brick stable and carriage house.
and lot containing fourteen thousand square feet
of land is offered for SALE and immediate posses
sion will be given. For particulars apply to
au1Sdn JOHN G. PROCTOR.
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The Death Rate.

The whole number Of deaths in the city for
last week was 10, from the following
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OPPOSITE PREBLE HOUSE
SELF div
G.. n. r.

HEADQUARTERS BoswoRTH POsT, No 2.
Portland Sept IA, 1885.
Special order No. 4:
A LII comrades of this Post intending to go to
"A Cambridgeport are hereby notified to meet at
q. A. R. Hall THIS (Monday) EVENING at 712
o'clock, for drill it is hoped there will be large
attendance. By command of
Official: r. X. galley Comd'g Post.
E. G. MILLIKEN, Adjt sep14d1t
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PARLOR STOVES.

Don't put off this matter. Some
night soon your rooms will be cold
and cherries and then you will
wish you had bought from us a
nice Coal Burner with pipe set up
for 81, and Stoves for Sc, SIS,
$3.50, $40 and up to $40. More
than 200 now in stock and coming
every day. Thirteen styles to select
frOm---R Round, Square and Oval.
We make all kinds of Pipe, Elbows,
&c., in the building, and will not
delay you an hour after your order
is in. Amy of the above goods sold
for cash or on our special contract
system.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-An active man or woman in every
w county to sell our goods. Salary $50 per month
and expenses, or commission. Expenses in advance
Outfit free. For full particulars address STAN
DARD SILVER WARE CO., Boston, Mass.
IL
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WANTED.

VoUNG Ladies in city or country to work for MS
= az tnelr MONIES fascinating employment; no
lance no obieetion) $50 to 50 per week can be made
No eanyassing, particulars free, or sample Of work
mailed Tor four cents In stamps. Please address
HOME MANUFACTURING Co., Boston, Mass P. o.
BOX 1910 aug14d3m
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TAXES FOR 1883.

CITY OF PORTLAND
TREAsURER'S OFFICE, Sept. 1, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that the tax bills for
~ the year 1885, have been committed to me
with a warrant for the collection of the same. In
accordance with an ordinance of the City,
DISCOUNT OF THREE PER CENT,
will be allowed on all said taxes paid on or before
SATURDAY, October 81, 1885.
sep2d2w Treasurer and Collector
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STORES in the Thompson block, Nos lit, 1I9,
- 121 and 1913 Middle street. few door below
the post office fitted suitable for wholesale or re-
tan business with light finished airyr Easements,
Rent reasonable. Inquire of III. E. THOMPSON,
No. 164 Bracket St. Portland. Me. janI4du
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Hoods SarsapariIIa.

Sold by all druggists. ST. six for So Prepared only
U DE T. l. hooD q CO., Apothecaries, Lowell
100 Doses One Dollar.
JAM d&w1ynrm
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-Between Trefethen's Landing and No.
~ 80 Park st, route via Steamer Minnehaha to
city and Horse Cars to Park ST., ladies gold
scarf pin with monogram "a. L. b. ON head of
pm. me finder will be rewarded by leaving it at
No. SS PARK ST. 1O-1
OsT-Friday afternoon, in or near the School
~ ST. Bakery, black Portemonnaie contain
ing small bills, change and stamps. The finder
WI VIII be rewarded by leaving it at No. 1 SPRUCE
81 oil
OsT-At the Transfer Station, or on Dan
~ forth, Vaughan or Carroll Sts., small open
faced enameled back silver watch. A liberal re-
ward will be paid to the finder if left at 7 CAR
ROLL ST. 81
ENOUND-In Broad Cove, a boat with sail, sc
IL The owner can have the same by calling on
the subscriber and paying expenses. HENRY
RICHARDSON, Yarmouth, Maine. 1O-1
ENOUND-Adrift in Back Bay, fourteen foot
H. row boat. The owner may have the same by
calling at I. E. L0VELL'S grocery store, corner
of Wilmot and Oxford streets, proving property
and paying charges. Al
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LABORERS WANTED.

100 men wanted to work on sewer at
Portsmouth, N. H. Wages S1.5O per
day. Apply at once to RICHARD ID.
SHANAHAN, Portsmouth, N. ii.
Sep12 SM&W*
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WANTED want so agents to canvass for
w the best selling household utensiI VET in
vented large profits and sure to SELL For partie-
ulars' inquire OF D. Z. NICHOLS Brunswick, Me-
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TO LET.

ID O0NIS to let single or in suits, with board
40 Apply at No. 80 High ST., corner of Spring.
may13 diff
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
BOARD OF HEALTH,
Ordinance Health.
SECTION 80 "No permit to empty any privy
vault shall be granted between the first day Of
July and the first day of October and no vault
shall be emptied be tween these dates, except by
express order of the Board of Health"
SECTION 32 "Any person violating any of the
provisions Of the foregoing sections shall forfeit
and pay to the use of the city, not less than three
dollars nor more than twenty dollars"
strictly enforced
By order Of the Board of Health
j. w. DEERING, Mayor.
April 22df 1879 an09doou,ff1TbR,M
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SeaIed PrOnOsaIs.

ENDORSED oval on Promenade" and adj
II dressed to the undersigned will be received
at the City Clerks Office, until Saturday 10th inst.
at IL O'Clock m.--for furnishing all materials and
labor for building 100 cubic yards masonry on the
Western Promenade, at the head of Bowdoin
street. Plans and specifications at the City Civil
Engineers Office. Right reserved to reectany or
all proposals. GEO. WALKER,
Chairman Committee of Public Grounds.
sep14 div
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Special Meeting.


TOR sALE.-A female pug dog. 16 months
IL old, good for breeding fine English male
coach dog IA months old, nice and kind, one South
American parrot, one year old, fine talker and
handsome plumage, AngOra cats and kittens. Ad-
dress M. H. RANLETT, Rockland, Me. AL
ENOR sALE-The well known BAKER HOUSE
n situated in the thriving village of Yarmouth
Me-, is offered for sale on easy terms. This house
has been kept by the present proprietor for 16
years, is in good repair, and doing good business
Address d. S. MOODY, Yarmouth, Me. 14-2
ENOR sALE.-A few choice seats to the Stock
Il bridge Course, situated in the centre of the
nal middle aisle Prices reasonable. Address
Box $685. Portland, Me. al
ITO LET.-One lower front room with furnace
Il heat, furnished or unfinished as desired
Inquire at No. 262 Spring st. 141
WANTED.-A girl to do general homework.
Must be well recommended. SETH L.
LARRABEE, 1876 Congress st. 14-tf
NOUND-0n Congress ST., small sum of
Il money which the owner can have by calling
at 16 WARREN ST., and proving ownership. 14-1
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WANTED

A SECONDHAND Set of Sheet Iron Workers
N Tools. Address
B. A. ATKINSON & CO.,
Cor Pearl & Middle Streets, Portland.
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PARLOR FURNITURE

On hand and made to order at our
Boston store. Hair Cloth ParlOr
Sets, $500 to $4,000. MOhair
Plush, 20 different styles, prices
5000 to $1,000. Easy Chairs,
$500 and upwards.
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Toilet.

ST0RE No. gu Congress Street Apply to
y SETH L. LARRABEE, No. 800 Congress st.
= ie22 diff
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Window Shades, Drapery, &C.,
STOVES and RANGES.

We are satisfied that we have the
best line of Ranges to select from
in Maine, at prices all the way up,
commencing with splendid Range
and all the ware for SIS, and
Ranges for $50, $3.50, $27, $29,
$50, $35, $40, $3.50, and up to
$65.
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j. g. STERLING,
Inspector of Customs, Portland, Me-, says
Have used Bakers Specific for Summer Conn
household remedy.
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1Irs-Arrov ana paIta. 1G5.


PEINrsr N e.rrLnasek,. fancy, I-s; Kan
chester, 81 arnold, 81; Ir2srioan, S;
Pacific, Ia; Hamilton, 6; sicuosster
D; Hloucester, nlnR., 6 Is; Gloucester
sllyef grey, "a; Allen, 8; fsdi, "a
simpson q Eddyslone, .; simpson mng.
., silen pink and purple,G; Sfmpsop 81.
Yer grey 6; i'ichmond, pink and purple, O
Dunneli sniriing, l-2 Rsyetta yhirtinp
Va Allen check, "; PeahOdy, black, b IL
simpson, black, &; Rosedale, az.
Blown SuEErlEG-Crown,7 l-2; Au.
{qqsta, 81 EttrIch LII. 81; Charter Oak, az
vi, O; Hlendale,. gMi Enterprise, O; Glen
Gale, 11ai RoGtt AL, Ia; AnnisGon, 6l.2
Brown shiRTINe-Cast Iron, s; Farm
srs, 7l-4i Honest, ! Ia; Pocahcntas, z III
hilendae, !; Century 6l-2; Dwight,7 Id;
Il, 4 IL.
hLEAoHED SHIRTING-Now York 10 Ia:
Nameutta, 10y; Langdon, 3; ionsdae s.;
.onsdaie camhric, ~; Masonville, ID 10:
Fruit OF tue Loom, s4i Gold Medal, l-2 /:
cream of Crop, ~
TIoKINo-dnoskeag, a o a, 10; Amos
seag a, IL, swift River, ~; Standag d
2, q; Easlon AK 100; Eastrn AA, lO:
Oakland fAnoy, "a; Acme Odd, 81 !:
Ralsigh, o. standard z, sd; Pearl Rive, !,
RsS; siblay Awning, 10.
10; American, .; Eock River, 8: saiSise
Unknown. 8 o, 10. ~
EHiiMs-.Ainoekeag, l2%; Otis, 1871:
York, 49, Warrior, ~. ~"
CHECKS AND PLAfDs-mount Pleasant
u Caunbg, "a; Old Dominion, 7; Mem.
phis. lei; Queen city, I'll; Augusta, 4;
hsnnesSeei igi Cottondalc, 7; Cumberland,
CHECK, Z; Ribley, 81.
GISGHAMs--iiates, s Ia; Setervlllc, s:
Westville, u; Bsies' Dress Paid, o.; Scotch
y: Y, II l.9; ArnCsSeng, ID; Belleylew,
l.2; Woshlneion,B o; Windemero, 7l-2.
,OiEvt0rs.-pHkdale, . l-2; Sterling, Ia;
Riddle, 10 l.2; Harrisburg, s IA; Slater. 4,
everett, Id; Bnps, s.; Silverdalo, 8: Ar.
lngtOn,, 0; Victoria, II; 0ermanls, u IL,
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BARpWARg AND sErAr.s.

AXEs-Colllns, q dozen, 500; Gold Dol.
lat, fs dozen, $40; Diamond sdge, v dozen,
500 Double Bit, 100.
skiLLEIs AND LrDs--i1o y n; sugar
BOTTLES, ic n II.
TIN PLATE--l O. lOxl4, n box, 8. Oo;I. q,
ilN2N. q box, 90; Iexuu lex2D, "a box, 7 30,
ferno, 3lx9S, y box, IA 90.
IINWARE--pieced, discount 81 "A cent
STAN pod, discount 80 = cent.
SoLDfn-No |, Sc; No. y and y, $50 q II
puCk HohsU CoLLARs-Eo. /, i.y5 IA doE
hAhEs.,Two loop, $50 u dozen; thrre
rAcHs-.ln boxes, lOo papers, 2 90 a box
Gnrb HoEs--A dozen, T,5O; mllroad
picks, q dozen, $50.
hATrOuka-. dozen ,6.b0.
huBBER bELrtNo-- Discount 81 \ cont
RAfLS---iN, rate
SuovELB AKIN SPADES Rowiand's, dis.
count 10 per cont; Ames' list, steel goods
discount 10 aus n pur cont.
HEAvY HARDwAR6--Shafts, rnished.
pCO, poles, 10 80, singlctrncs, wnyuns. re.
loot, Is; buggy, 16; express, g5i; waaon
tongues,l 10 20, hickory Nsles, 10 90, hols,,Is
s.i5' cQupllug poles, Gii, sp,ikos, NXN, -.
loct %; NNN, 2.5O, aawed iollhos, ~. "a.
y 2Ul; boRdou nhurH, G.1. northwestern
horse nails, Not 600; 7, 6.g5. X, 500 nm
IRON, ic ratoi pillow stuai, 20; spring steel,
Bc, cnsi steol, i3c,
liuuGiEs--ofldc q, and sprlug tor, % N
to SN.di, DO, open. S0,l TO 60.uO; do. sidu
sprng toe, lnl ~ 10 lNOl, do. side her
NhuV 10 5000 %. phWtons, l2,.ui 10 ln1 90.
glade \, ilue Spging, $50 w 20 qN.QQ. 10
phWionH, ldNlN HnW, humn sent burni0s.
low 10 3hiNNi Nklisrn Nprlu4k, no % 10
laliNa hrop snrr'.l tnrunA NltN 70 IL,
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ALCOHOLIC ur Eallon, . 20 togS0.
BBAEDiEs-DomcsrC per gallon. IN Ia
hW; imp0rltd Cuguac, IN, per gallon, $50.
$50, ~, 1850, lV 1895, D W; ltGO, iO; 1854
) Vli 1855, ~ ~; Oihrd, Dupuy q Cos, Cos
nae, isla N; 1870, ~, lisa, . W; ISIS, no NJ.
blapnet, puhouCho q Co.'S. Cognac, las
su,lsIn, 80, iSg, gO1.
GtN-nOmeetlc, per gallon. 10 to z 20.
imnart Holland. q " 10 s15. Sir Robert Eur.
nett old Ton. Per cask, Hd0 " nOO; npl.
land, npr caac, z p ~ 100.
WhitKr- Reuiided, pi per cent. proof
per gallon, ~; Weatern, 1 q TO Sl, Boar.
bon, ~ to . 81; Ryo, N 10 Q 50 Scotch i'm
KS WV a. i'''n 'pnpo''eo' 'S 10
CnAaPAerKa-Piper Heidseiok, quarts.
per dozen, " %, J krug a Co, quaris, pei
DOZEN u 80, Nicer 4 Chand6n, klllary
Moussenx, per dozen, ~ o., @. Gouei, pei
ioken, & W, q III. Mumm & Co.'S. Dry
N1rynay, ~ 20; Extra Dry, E0; rinis, q "a
WINS Cal fcrnla oIars,, rel gallon, .sc
Gienisudei, Mol, pei gallon, unto 70, i'm.
ported clnie'e, ordinary, per rask, 70 10 "
NW; iamlly clarets, per CASE. ~ W W US %:
nne ciarets, per cask, 100 o. 10 LIS W; Me-
doc per case, Z "; 81 Julian, per case, II.
Msrseax :, per ease, : 70, Ponfs Camel, PEI
s ss,;' ~ y ~ LsFC.;s, psi 60, ri Len
:sss. VI 49, = Sss ssS ttiSsiE r.
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DRUGS,

AoIps-sulphuric, per carboy, $ 90; cltric
per ponpd, bB TO 60c; oxalio, per pound
l6; tartsric, powdered, per pound, s..
QuIkINE-P. & W, egs, ~ p. q W. cana
w II. K SON oZs, b2; u, x Sons, cana, ~,
OILS-B ergamOt, Handsrson's per popnd
: %; lemon, SandorSon's, | 90; peppermint
tOg, wintergreen, b0i olive, Malaga, | 25.
a.O1. '''''"'
soAPs--Castile, mottled, per pound, s to
l0ci CASTLE, white, IA To 10.
MlsCElLASEaus - Ammonia, cRrh, per
pound, Ice; alum, SlS 10 &; arrow root, Der.
nude, q, hasam oopalbo, ~; borax, re-
tined, ~ to IL; cAlOm=i, am, Al; castor oil,
per gallon, A. % | Go; caasla buds, pai
pound, 10 10 Is; cream tartar, pure, per
pound 40; corrosive subllmato, per pound,
@i ohlotoiorm, per pound, 10; extract log
wood, bulk, per pound, II 70 a.; glyoerlne,
bulk, per pound, ~ 10 %; iodine, resub.
lmatsd, por pound, 4 90; leaves buchu,
short, per pound, 10; leaves sen ma,
AleS, per pound, ~; morphla, sulph, per
o., SGoi spirits Nitro, sweet por pound, IS;
pound, Z; WICK, whita, per pound, 80 to 90
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COnMERCIAL.

HERALD OFFICE, Uut. 49, Grain re-
csipts for the past week uere only moder-
ate Coed wheat ia now quoted, 20 TO Goa:
balance OILS unchanged,
Leather quotations Ende so slight e.
vision, as VIII b seen in another column.
only "moderaio business aying done.
In groceries, rade isgood and constantly
Improving Orders coming ia rrealy. No
changes ofconsequ, nee.
IN fruits, the market is well supplied.
Lemons are quoted 81 lower, at 81 per box
oranges SOC 10 'er, Ut $3.50
EGGS and chickens ere IN moderate sun
ply, with steady demand.
Basiness ia hi3ss and wool is light ri
present. There Is more interest being
taken by bu ers L. this line Of trade, anA
an effort is being mado to work up frat
class trade
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GRAIN AMI sREAusrurps.
wuEAT--7O to 50 for good wheat,

WHEAr--I0 10 50 for good wheat
lsYE-- KANSAS, 20 sacked, b1c.
CORN Ia ear, 5lSllc sacked, 10 10 42c
oArs--In 0dilt, Is 70 40, sac&od, 10 10
higher
DARLEY-i0f,i5u,
kRAH-ser uwt-At mills, rs 20 psp,
,oRNMEAi.-.linoh bottled, n lla ID. In
HCMtsY and GRtTs-h0l Is hefsA.
FEuD-Chopped corn, X 100 n, LILO,
chopped corn and oats, - l0l los, l.ej, com
bran, I, TO- ~. s5c.
GRAnAM fl.oun q 100 III 92j.
1AY-Prplrio, e,7j 10 TN A ton
MtLLEr sEEn-i.nrso, l..1i small, 100.
tLoUR--fttsr tntDnt IN uAti, tou.
uni PateaL Nto9ii; Extra Fancy, go
aJl, Fancy, W ~ ssi; low grade, Liza
tn2 M, Northern, patent, 3.2); extra fam
81, Gi9; fancy, g,0
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LOUISVILLE OAR SOLE uEArH Err
heavy, frea OF brands, so TO- medium
FREQ oi brands, BIC 10; a heavy, ono brand
SIC IN; A medium, one brand, 80 10, Bait.
more crop, t9c; Keystone O9r sole 35isiSc
BUFFALO SLAulirER-- t'rl ne, ~ To 20 n
sides 25c 10; good, II TO 20 10 sides, Csc 10
counter, u to ID Sides, a5c per n; &. y.
$40 go ID; No COAX harness les, u to 10
10; M. ! hom hernoSs lea, SOC 10; No. 2 hem
harness len, 20 h; No. | hem akirtins
lea, Sic n; No 9 Heni sklrtlug leai 81 to Sc
n; welt and hrldlo leather, 400 20 sou u
sido.
&tO GS tbs TO do6pn, .Wl N, ~ 10 u ia VA
dozen, LIS 10; iitu y lbs to DOZEN, 0j; 10 ~
0toi dozen, i.u) 10; 6, - 20 o. 70 dozoa
61b
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@essrs. Il. W. Grsner 4 Comnanv
NAYS moved their office and ware.
roomeCo Nos. 75I ana 152 Elm stroet.
whore they now occupy one OF the
iSrgcst houses Ia She city, the main
hpor sno sample rooms heine 50 bv 900
'eet. Their rapidly increasing trade
compelled them 10 provide nore
vummoNious quarters, particularly fos
lhIr tmmeRse stock OF buagles Nnd
eAfliHges, which thoy arc making q
spaciNlty
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LOMBKk AND RuILDINa MArERIA1

LuassR-- Rough lumber, As. %; x nsf,v.
ceiling. i5.M; native ceiling. 81 s.: x nss
i've uooriug, Nol; = naive siaius, Is 90.
= rouso ceiling, 1S.&
sdiNSites.- Boss. cypress, 1 50, {. X. ey-
pres, Ui No. i cypress. SIS; native pine
hearts, $50; native sap. AS
dare. tSl US
lArHs- per 100, 500.
bRicH-- Dallas brick, :. 0psr loo
gan, 4 % per barrel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, rs; Portland, best,
) . per barrel -
SroNE FAuEs--Abo SIC per foot.
ptAtN PiPs-- From Ice per foot, sud
niSSer Rcc0rting 10 SIZE
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Foo attention Of tha pa0Dleot Dallas,
snd especially fha p1s Siois MS, IL called
20 ltS essiest iidinG rehicls In III,
World, "The Perry RDsd Cart" whia,
COX FIRST gold medsl ar tho World:
isir ia New 0fleans, for having alb.
s2tNtely no "hn,se motion" and aim
piicltV ~ construction. Can 90 sean
wa only for safe in DALLAS by Clayton
postoffice.
I. $ Come take o ride and satisfy
yoarSelf.
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october }. GS sli'2i November. csc. December
SSom-stroug al 4SA October, ss,l
FfON isiOnS- mo .innnh -

l!04. 80 Ne0eAa'oef'
SSea6InIl-.s,trong al 4SA October, sS3l
PROVISIONS Unc ansed.
llle pro er's journal reports cattle re.
, &c Pc 90; shipm' MS %, O1; Ia rket slow
sna. 10 cents lower 'hipping steers $50 70
bulls and IN Xed rs o S70: tnoFon,h Mn, MI
Iex1s cattle 80 20 So; W stern rsngers
natives and b. fbreeds 3G1 10 5V': COWS
= - 10 so; white cd Texans 3 % TO $40
,uosa Receipts 5000; sarFet openea e
ny 81 pnl q, sea weak ~ S4lto $50.
Sh ep-Rccejpts 8,Un; lnnyket ami ana II,
70 20 lover, natives 100 10 60: Western 90
70 20 ~ - teN@s leo 10 500; lambs per head
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coFFSE-Rlc fair, 10 TO lols: prime n
70 =; choice, II to u; Laguys "a. KS 81: lava,
~: Soioen kio, Is 81; fass Berry. " !. 10 IN
81. sSs--o2assons. 50 to sc; lmperisi, Is 10
% eNns NSon, s9tc GO; Japan, eo.ae5.
cU9AHs-foSd cred aud rpf 90 e..
stsaAisfu sfanrlsfed, 81 70 Sag. I,nlsisna
! wui.s Siafsee4, ~; yellow clarified, SSsas
80 ctyl :, tsls.isls:sa, 1sfgS; prime. ~ N.
"a; eAds' - 10 s; New York extra G
hIcF--lGmesiic, new crop, pr,n,e 81 In
o. ehuiee, ~ 10 !; ioFelgn, none.
-, .1V,.Aea So loicS new crop Louisiana.
~ 20 q. rebo ed, eaoice,Oi lar 10 gSod, IS;
SloNhsS,, ioi Osrtoon, : +, pound. N f:
s.v.siN sou " Nee.slor Oy ster, 4. \
suses enapS, Z; ANH ginger snaps o. X
tritiJA nfealuf 81 MN lemon crsan n.
S1kes anl Jpmults, a; animals e; charms,
=, >ls@ !, i.e4FN eahes, II sugar wQiors, Is.
49,. s.'-H' Ae' Anser vstessi t5i slaee
e3nA- B'oarbona,e, IN kegs, a. Ia 6, bi.
cary, IN cases, ~. t3E; lump sAl sous. IN kscS
~ gforuisted sal soda, in g poEnd
ToH&CCo- Ping, li-ipch. S5 IN q. t,g,s,
%, az and4 .os, Is to 40; navy plug, \; t5
ati SMOkOE tobacco, 3 TO 80,
~ NEL EtoDs~ ED tomatoes, ! u5. An
'1-i 2to ul ari1 tcr,ies, l20; 9tb goOseherrles.
~, t@ a'FaVpeirl1s, l.b0, 30 raspaarrles'
-s tt 49, 'N' f'gsi isi'i @h ttICnes,
.0' n peuch 81; sic string heans Sl. efS
lamR eeansl.2ss 20; Winalowis corn .t,, s,
90 Ae0f j. WINSTON Jones corn. IN / rs.
mountain ccru, IN can, I.s5; sarlv I'm
peas, i,l5i Nnmsen's dine f4milg, AZ.
Nums0us marruwias, 1895; FrsnSR 80
per ease, O ltO cans. III. o. 6vstars I'M M
wc'Eht Llb; Hm w, ais; lN / w.. N. efb
l. " L@i 10 Holsters, 1856; Lib salmon.
5i;s2i 10 h"'sSrpi, ! DIV 10 corn beef. .l:
9o corr e,cG 2eG slr,op, 8.s5: chiis , eon
cHNlo, S,t0; iio npItts. le1 ,ai o+,i,',,
SG3. 'F'''''
ufl--ts s'ps.y o w., ll.&, per ense. =
o,0i OK =; Suph's 5 AZ, i0'75, ! a..
S'sai T. %, as dental, 6oz, 0Nl; og.8u
y q, "
"a P-- pNvo. as Il box; blue India. .
10 uersi Is q oox; 2-i u bars, $40 h S9s.
! 10 oa: 5j;5+ box; ; u saiiuet. SSi J-i
!1li value, ., white Russian, t,S5; / n
uahdy S.21i a-l Dandy, il3.
SANnLES-~S star, tlli weighs. lllS,1slelke
SuefsL-Fpll cream, l@0lso.
ItopE-Ssc bsslRi cotton rope. lSC.
thoEuEsrlNs- Sound, Csc; spring, Z 81
y BOX,
WRAPPING PAPER. Gag and straw. A
and 7so
DEMONSTRATION uails, mtxed Pickles
l.2i! glasa plnts, 10; glass quarls. 3 00,
glass - gallon, B ~; glass / SALON ~,
iNeS hoN gallon, 81. In wcrd. nil smnli
90; abb, small, 80; bbl, medium, q ,5l;
As-bbi, medium, AGO.
MAcAEREL--No !, barrels, 1859; No. /.
hall barrels, Csc; No /, Quhr,er barrelp'
LOS 30. 2, nnif barrsls, 80; No 2, quarter
barrels, y. 30; No /, KITS, i.i0; No. \, kite,
! ~, No. slts, SOC.
key; DIR cd her ing4, per box, Sc,
CAGDy.-SNck, i0c per ,opnd. fancy.
Is % SIC.
ahlslSs-- London layer, ealiforh.s, none
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BfpEs-No. |, dry mint hides, iic \ N,
s"Itai hii,s. lie y M M p ,lrS ,ai,ed III ~
&c r n, ufy bulls md bad damaged, 20 4 10,
dry dcerssinr. l2c n 10. No. 1, grcen sailed
hides, 7ac 4 NJ No 2, green snlted hi n,
0Ac a ~. No. green butcher hltes, tc n
M No. y, green butcher hides. &c 4 vt sheep
Wocis,s FaIl q p, ioaaI.e an.
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complication powder an6 recommend
itS use TO their wives and lady friends
What better could. bS valid 81 IL. A.
druggista sellit.