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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEF.


EEw YoEK, July 8. 1895.
The enrrent prices fos the week at all the mar
ksts are:
Reef CatGie-1st quality, SIS O09l6 90; fair
to good quality SIS OOgl4 Coz common quality
81 Ougl3 OOi inferior quality 50 O00lO 90.
Cows and dhlVeS-lst quality $50 O0690 o.
ordinary $50 Olg7u %; common quality $50 O00
90 10; inferior quality $40 m96o %.
Veal GRlRes-lst quality, D ID, l0GlbSe; ordi-
naTy quality s99%i common quality 1885, inferior
quality 5g6Le.
sheep and Lamhs-ExtrAs, por head, IS co
a. O@ prime quality s. G095 IS; ordinary quality
81 %; common quality 50 5O9s TO- inferior 70
quo0ttiJns.
sWine-Heavy Corn-fed. Bb, sHal0Ae; light
and medium 9%9 54oi still-fed sAas%o.
The large suppiy Of eli If. ds Of ca tic had . de-
pressing ID ct IN the market causing a heavy do.
c ine IN prie 8 on all grsdts. The arrivals we're
nearly 200 ELS than est week. Tho past week OF
excessive warmth has in n insecure lsssened the.
actual demand Tor btet. Trade was exceedingly
dali curing the entire cay, aud many cat 10 ~
NAMED in the ysrds At the clio q Of Mondays mar
kst uusJld Prcos ranged fully ia heiGw onr
previous qnctatiOn8 the average Of oil spies being
lie perD Most OF tue sRl 8 ranged Al l29ibc, -
few prime aBi ais sailing ashigh % Ice.
sheep aGd Lambs were in fall supply and Gctigo
dlmand.
Tue receipts o. Live Hogs we're moderate, abd
full prices were reaiz.d.
Receipts of al stock at the yards for this week
and last " - wef as follows:
Beeves. 6,4i4, cows, Ils, veal calves i,902; sheep
and lambs, i2.5l5; swine le,7h9
Last week-Be We, $780,; COWS, i06; veal calves,
AGA; sheep and lambs, 1925 swine. l4,64O-
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NRW ADYERrIsRMRn1n

Academy Of Musie-Bsneft Of Miss Hewitt.
r. Il. currSA-5OO Statesmen Wanted.
4. Thomas-Colored Nan Wanted.
N. I. Co.-For Chicago.
ChAs. DeWd-sAfs Key I ost.
Chaa. Fliedner-GIrIs Wanted.
200 st. Clair st.-Woman Wanted,
h. F. Brsyton- 81, 900 Wanted.
n. T. Co.-Fof OgdeBsbuEg.
Malone, Petit 4 CO.-Fer Lake Superior.
Pocket Diary LOst-LOoal Notice.
Fourth of!nlJ Oslsbration-LOcal Notice.
Mrs OAshbers-LOesl 6otice.
Board WAnted-Looal Notice.
ehakers-I oeal Notice.
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CHICAGO MARKET--JuIy s.
By T~eIeeraph.l

FIOuK-Qniet.
W~heAa-StsedT. Sales at 81 eaal 02H for No..
/, and s5as7c Er No 3.
Oorn-Firm at 5sA5s76O for MOL, ana 5OaSlo for
No. 3
Oais-Dull and declined lho. Gales at 4Is4e1zs
closing &c Ale.
HighWinee-Inactive.
Regeipts-FlOar, 1880 bills whsAL n coo bSi
corn. G6.OO0.
shipments-sO.OObsl bills -FOUR $500 u vhssss
9S. 600 ORR, $50 Oata-
FreIgbls-TEm st7He on corn to BaEalO.
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Tsx wEuan.yal

FIOuF-DuH and unchanged.
Nheaf-IBastlve and nominal.
COrm-ACtiVo- Sal 8 No l mixed at CSC.
PRds-DulI. salos Ohio at sic.
Hye-Nomina
Bssrley-GOmiuaL.
Whtsky-Ss O5kS2 CT9S asked.
CAM freiEbss~Easisr. To New Yort-
Wheat lac corn lzc.
Lake improvisation IT'S 6a bblB, Whsaf
l2l ,s34 bu, corn Z87,S53. cats 1l4 24S.
Canal FNDOrts-fiouF g. ibis, wheat So.
$40 bu corn $3.50, oats $3.50, barley 9,6IA rye
$3.50. Imports and exports are { T 4s hours
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rOLEDO MARKEr--.JuIy 5.
T.r.or.,h

~FIOur-Dnll.
Whent-sale OF amber Mich gauat 81 80; No.
1 red -sbash 81 q; do Miami 81 q.
COrsa-Sa'ss At G6a57e for No. I mixed.
Oats-Htld II SOC, and 400 offered.
Lake Freights-S%o on wheat TO BuhalB.
7kc to GssegO.
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New York stoeR nnTke July S.

To IIII8HhFNsT
GOvernment stOekR-stsaiv. Fire-tReu-
ties, coupons, los; 60 new Issue 1919; Ten f~orties,
coupons. s71i TFessary 7 sos 9gIs. one geAr or
tlhcates 993S.
sGOeksDulI. Chic 4 Mississippi Ceriiaeates
2i5S: Quicksilver 541S; New York Central $50;
Erie se1S; Hudson 1857; Michi1An eOuthsrn 9 "a
Illinois Central scrip lSI14; Chicago 4 Northwest
srn 81; do preferred 675Si Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
Z; Chicago & r ck bland lOZL Bur initrn 4
Quincy l09L; Milwaukee & Prairie Du Chen 81
Toledo 4 Wabash preferred 60.
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JOINT BENEFIT OF
MISS ISABELLA H0WIIT,

To conclude with the last new Face, called
BROTHER BILL AND l.
acknowledgements Of the great English At.
tistes, Mr.. aud MrI. OdAS- KEAH, commencing
July 18th, for four bigbts only. IN Consequence OF
the great sxpsnss attending the engHsea ent Of
these ~aTtIstss, the prices iViH beTased, With a view to
meeting tina neo sSAry outlay. As this Will be the
Oniy opportunity Of seeing these famous heroes Of
the L~egitimste Drama In America, none vii regret
the advance In price. .
D5' COX BOok nov open, and s~eatscan DO secured
for either night, or for the entire seasOn.
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INV xoRK MAhKET-JnIy s.

IBN fEL2aAAPHsl
OuOu-ActiVe end higher. eales 81 4998ee
foI middlinR-
F-four-Opensd 8tssdY and closed 30 bette
saies ct s. 76aa5 50 for extra state; IS 4e66 80
for common 10 good shipping brands extra Foand
hooD Obs IS bb&T IS 70 TT de bFanas.
Ehssky-Firm. Sales western lots At So 10.
~ heat Opened dJll hezsy and lOrea. bus
closed lc better. with more active SIP rs dene1d.
sales At 81 26al rs FOR Chicago epFipR5 ~ 3IN
1 - for Nj wankss tlus; 81 Y for hseiuo fpIites
81 s6a' 50 or winter red western, and 81 4e9i a
for amrer Il higan
Rye-Ouet. Mestfrn $50.
COrn-Actigs nd 10 better. Sales ct CSC for
damaged; 7Og76o for unsOund; 7e@7SHe far sound
mixed western; soc for white western
Oats Dnl, heavy and z%91o loser. Sales at 3
| 070o for western.
H~iee-DulI.
GOtles-steady.
sugnr-l9ai5e for Porto REQ; nHAl9e for
Cabs duseovsd9; Havana ls16sls5s
HO1asses-Duil.
Wool uet-
PetrOIeum-Qniet and steady. Sales at sia
| 97s%c for DO fTe5.
Pork-Morea active aud hrmeT.
Sac ut SO l21SN16 10 for new mess, closing 81
So IS for cash, Sz3 2Bd23 70 Tor ls6J-4 do SIS 90
0iS ~ Tor prime; $40 0 @2g 90 for PRIME mess.
AhO 3i00bbls new mrs., hug eFa and sellers optlon,
for al this month, At SO 25@2i co.
Beef@Quieta ~ previous prices,
Beef HREEEs-DulJ
Cua Meatg-In fair request.
L~atrd-Rather more active at IbH0Iskc-
Eutter-tn mOder-ts request AZ 2O9ZIe Tor
Ohio, and 20 aS3o for State
D~heese-QuNt At 9glbZo.
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Tens Vote or acceptance 81 sixty days, with
cur. cot rae Of Exos an 70 on Hew York or = q .
eount OF three per cent for cash, " RENTED on re-
eeipt Of ingciee. Payment to be made In New
YORK Exehsngs, United ststes Treasury Notes, or
heir equivalent. 10 discount on bills Of is1s
mimi Than ntt dollats.
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The hitter Fruils Of Bad BItters.

LOst-A small Pocket Diary for 1se5. Who
ever will return the. same to W. b. BAKEB, $50
Superior street, will be suitably rewarded. jy6 26
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CITY NEWSl

STITCHING AND ENBRoIDERx.-Sewing ma
chine stitching of every description lone
in the best style at III Super Tor, cor. Bank
street. GROTKR & BAKRR's
js-242:eOd Sowing Machine Co. Rooms.
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and shipments Of the following mis-


lBY TEEzaRAPH.l
MOney-steady Al 495 . Ct. for call loans
Sterling kxchRnEe-Quiet st lesH9lG9L
in gold.
GOId-Wifhont decided change opening at 40
advancing TO l40%, d Gliding to 1891, and closing
A. l2ak-
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WAnted-By August LIST, a pleasant furnished
room, with board for q gentleman and wife, within
ten minutes walk o. Ire Park. Private family
preferred. Good references given. Address IAN
gust. &" Lsader office, for ono week, ttsslng location,
terms, &c. Jy6 225
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Ftour-50c lower. Sales 1000 bbls At So 25a6 n
for No ] spring. So Teas IS for red winter; 81 IS
as 70 for white; s. 50a9 50 for double axtras.
&heas-Quiet. fales $1,000 In spring on pri-
vete termf; No 2 &c Chicago and hilSankSs spring
held at 81 l2Al Is, and 30 I red Indiana At 81 20,
COrn-held ct zoe for No. 1 illinois,
Other grains nominal .
Canal Frefghts-Are frmsr. Fiour S9a4oc
wheat az. corn 81 10 New IOrk
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Meeting House, every sabl ath during the season,
commencing at half psst 10 O'Clock A. n. jyo:224
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AMUsEMENTs.
/ OADRMY OF MUSIC.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress OiToIs and Parqustts 80 cents; Secured Seats
to Dress Circle, IS cent?; Family Oiros, so cents;
Gallery. 90 cents; Private Boxes, IS and S.
Single seats In PrivAts Boxes, q.
~ OoiOred persons will, under no c~lrcunstln-
oes, DO permitted to occupy seats in any other por-
ton ofthe house, save the Gallery. Admission 80.
Doors open at Z. Ourtain rises ct 5.
JOINT BENEFIT OF
MISS ISABELLA H0WIIT,
NIL. E.A. LOCKE. sG4s- r .
An Immense Bill of Tgo Great Prices. and Singing
by BARHEY TIE GUIDE.
THURSDAY evening, July 9Th. win be present.
ed the gorgeous spectacular Drama called --.
DINT-
On, TIE WONDERFU6 lamp.
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LOYAL NoTf6Es.'

Fourth of July CeIebratiOB.-An par.
ties having claims sgAinst the Committee Of
Arrangements, fJr services rendered or other light
innate expenses, are required to render accounts Of
same to either Of the undersigned, on or before 9
O'Clock p. Nj on Thursday, the 6,h last.
G. ". OALKIHs, .a-
Chairman General COMMITTEES.
d. A. DsEGLER.
-gyS9aS Chairman F,uunce Committee.
mrs. CaShbeFg pays the highest each price
for lAdies' cast OF wsAIiog apparel. Please try, b.
oAHiBg, or sending a nots by post, to Mrs. Dash
BERG, No. Ito Pittsburgh street. Orders VIII b
pUnctually ATTENDED to. Jy6'2S2
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wholesale Iron and san Market.

WhUH.lDAIi IIIJ D Ioo1a
Cleveland, Brown 3 Co., manuaetusrs ana
Wholesale dealers, Nos. % and 81 MsrEin street,
reports farther dacHne this week Of 10 on Iht
Bar aud bone shoe irons, and = similar decline
also on Shsst Iron. Nails declined f6e per key
There ~ . good steady demand, andbasiasss Is re-
Po tad fair. 0ksing prizes are a. fOllesSi
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METEoROLOeIcAL 0BsERvATIoKs.-Recorded
by ]. s. POrley, optician, No. 1873 Superior
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jun7:l

NOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
10 The stauoch and reliable steam ~S2
er LADY FRANKLIN, Fred. nil.N
Ter, Oapssin, will Lave our Dock for Superior City
aud Intermediate ports, on Friday, July It'll at 9
o'clock P. NJ.
For flight or passage spfly TO
MALONE, PETIT 4 co,
Iy6:225 IgT and lZ9 River st.
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Thsse Steamers Were bailt expressly for the
Routs; are fitted ID with every care Tor the com
fort, convenience and safety Of Passengers, and
provided with careful and efficient officers.
The is acknowledge 10 be the finest
for health and pleasure on the continent. The
stRound Trip" comprises q distance Of about two
thousand miles, and Is full Of variety aud Interest,
which, with the cool aud inVigorAting atmosphere,
renders il all that is desirable for . summer trip OF
recreation and pleasure.
gtats-rooms can be secured for the Round Trip,
and fuItheE format given, by applying to
ROBERT HAENA & o.,
fun7.234 Cleveland, q.
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LEADER.
THURSDAY, JULY 6. 1866.
RRGIsTKRs

- OiEssns Wishing conveyance to either OF tbs
above Trains or BoNtS, viii be called for BY Oosohss
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving theLr address
at the Omnibus omos, 14I saps-foF street, next
door TO the Weddsl Honss-
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

NRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
G
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Bourbon, Bye Scotch and Irish Whisky
French Brandy, Ella, Pott, Madeira. OArst and
Native Wines, London Porter and scoIeh Ale ESr
medicinal use3 the very best. Congress. KisIen-
gen, Vichy sud other Mineral Waters, At HALLS
homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II Monument Park.
Je2G;246:eod ne. rF lg
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IEOH. WHEATONs .NOH.

ITOH. WHEATON'B -HOH.
SCRATCH. 0IETAEET, SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in 80 hOnrS-alsO cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, OhilblAins, and sI EruptiOns Of
tho Skin Price 90 cents, BY sending sOcsntI to
Weeks oRd Potter, ITO Washington St, Boston, VIII
be forwarded free by mail. For sale BY all Drug
gista. sfaoEs B AnHsfAoNe, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. JB..H tHlijn h1ET daS
A Remedy for the Piles.-It ia blessing
to the ~suffeting to know that We have an ensetnal
cure for this truly troublesome disease. MI. Up.
Hazarde, Of I64 second street, OineinnAti, 0kio.
takes gf at pleasure in informing ali who are SUI
fsring with piles, that he used . small quantity Of
Dr.. strickIAnd's PIE Remedy, and it erected a per-
mGnet cure. This seems to Be the casa with all
who make uss Of this splendid preparation. It e
manufactured at No G Hast Fourth stree Oincin-
natl, OIiO, and sod BY all Druggists.
Benton = Durham, Cleveland, o, myers
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The. LfGhIning FIy-KiIIer.- Destroys
Flies instantly, and Is not liable to be mistaken
for anything else. Is easily prepared and used,
and dOesTapid execution. Each sbett Will attract
Und kill a Quart of Flies-And promotes quist IN
reading, PsAceswhilo yGu eat aud the comforts Of
q nap In the morning.
sold by All Druggist.
juRs2s-231;eodftW.
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ORLEBRATION OF THR POURTH.

me FOURTH Of JAY I'm CIeVeIaad--
Tremendous. Groves Of PeOpIe-MOn-
steF Procession OratiOn--Dinners--'
&c, &c. cara
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Our pains are real things, and AL
Our pleasures bat iAntastieali
Diseases Of their wi accord,

Dub ouIeh eOuio uthnCutt auu uhIu
Yet all who have ever tried ii. say d. oh See
lys's Lintid CGidrrh RrHrdg -essr fails to romoys all
PAM, aches and troubles arising nom Ostsrzh az.
feultIes. r. 1T. Jys:R3
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The ~afternoon trains took away large
numbers of people, but the crowd was not
~perceptibly diminished. Thousands staid
to see the pyrotechnic display in the even
ing. The park was thick with groups of
men, women and children, who asserted
themselves "squAtter so~vereigns," and
went down on the grass as such. We have
seen finer displays here, but the exhibition
was q very creditsble one. All seemed
highly delighted with it. We no.
ticed one new feature in the fire. works.
The rockets, many of them, exploded, and
from the chaos of sparks, fell 8 single star,
which, in slowly dying away to the sight,
changed cOlOrs like the dolphin. It was
the most beautiful sight, perhaps, in the
whole display, although there were many
other strong attractions. About ten o'clock
the ntock gave out, and the people, thor
oughly tired, wendell their way home-
wad, to hotels, trains and private vehicles.
CASUALTIES.
p Accidents have become insepsrably as
ISOLATED with all such celebrations, and
although not 9 Etgict part of the d~emOnstra-
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NJ 7. CO.-FOR 0GDENs- -
In sBURG and intermediate Ports.
The stauneh screw steamer "
GRANITE STATE, J. BISHOP, Master,
will leave on Saturday, July stb, at Z ?. N.
Passengers ticketed TO New HorH, Montreal, BOs
ton, and all parts Of the Now England States.
For freight or passage apply 70
PELrON, FREHOH 4 Co,
Foot Of Superior 81.
T.. HoDoLF. Passenger Agent.
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In MemorIaun.

At a meeting of the s~tudentsOf the Shelf
Geld Scientific School held Friday afternoon
the following resolutions were adopted. aud
published in the New HaYen (Conn.) PaHa
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DINNERS.

The ladies of the Soldiers Aid Society in
Vited all the soldiers who participated in
the celebration, together with the City
Council, Committee Of Arrangements and
reporters Of the press, to take dinner at the
Soldiers Home. A most excellent, bOun-
tiful and %sumptuous repast WIS served up,
but it differed in no respect from that
which soldiers passing through every day
partake of. All were enthusiastic in prais-
ing it. The ladies deserve the highest
praise for the disinterested manner which
they labor there, all day and all night
month after month, for the good of the
soldiers. They have made the Homo in
this city one of the very best in the North,
and it is the noblest institution of charity
which our city can boast.
Chief Engineer Hill invited the Fire
Department to q tip-toP collation., which
was spread in the house of engine No. l.
PLEASURE RxoUBsIOSs.
The steamer Morning Star made two ex-
cursion trips, and was crowded both times.
Gideon's Band, from Detroit, was on board,
and added much to the enjOyability of the
rides.
PIRE EEaIEEs IN OPERATION.
Steamers No. 4 and 5 went into operation
on the Park between three and four O'Clock
in the afternoon, and were the confer of a
large and curious crowd of people, to whom
the sight was a novel one. The engines
worked perfectly, as, indeed, they always
do, and recommended themselves.
-l'a BALLOONS. H
W.D. Baker, during the afternoon, sent
up several balloons bearing the red, white
and blue stripes. They were a delight to
the crowd.
FIREWORKS.
The afternOon trains took away large
numbers of people, but the crowd was net
percsptibly diminished. Thousands staid
TO see the pyrotechnic display in the even
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LAKE SUPERIOR.

THE SPLENDID sTAUECH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
Will sail on Fle8sars Excursions 20 the Upper
Lakes On the ~fslioWing days, leaving Cleveland at
s O'Clock r. M:
Lac LA BELLE, NORTHERN LIGHT
Cant John S~paldng. Capt. NJ. e. Muroh.
Thursday, June ...--..S2 Tuesday, June-----.2I
" JHly..-- July .------.n
IL JuIy---.--2OI July ---.-".1o
{" Aug--.... 3 AUG ---.-. .
I" Aug. LII Aug ~-.---s2
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IN~ttgs

RANJO-llG IAE'.t, CLOG DANCING
LPaud all tfc va .u.r.. ".u..s 80. hf T., IONS
buu Az r.H"ui.. .,'.,, t.. ,..Io, a., East liuu,-
ton o. Io ms IuIuIt,, slu
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LO~T ANO EOUVD.

7 .OST--ITANS y. S'liMluT'S PASS.B,ok,
- 80. 1868 on r., ue % II,ut to- .r. lrrs. a.
WI 4 inc hnlcr "Ii Lc .cvaiicI hv leaving u
a. the iitnk II
DlCKED Cr ON TIE 18Th INST, A Stray
Mae, winch thr owner can have 10y calling NJ tie
i"ci store, M ave, aud iItA II, and p.ose poyor-
= ANA pay chArrrs. -
~ RAYED OR STOLEN FROM the SUR
Ing Of i've l-th ui June one Ifh uIus- knob the
hit no "a the her tn right lip hps teen illucd
hf h"iLf rh,ched in iclr" ~ rev nd will le pad
10 an one returning SAID 70 tflH u. 4. viii De- pad
sdIess JOuN GIi.LM pl'4 cor atih st ami ID av -
O. EEWARu-LOST, ON OR ABOUT
80 June J, atrc rpt TOOK .eouejlg to FARlilSG-
lo., ItONAkD a 60. Ihr 80 Ug will receive the
al e ,cHaTd by .ca'.uS II ~ no E.oafwsy. .b5
d REWARD - LOST, JUNE 18Th, A
: - dou. io.cl ed gold watch, In going from l2O
itLc To Fanny, D." uI the h4rt, ami lslhei ring
4ched 20 It, the timer will receive the above
wnIp uy is-v,"s It "a "a Colt ~ b.Oo@., q. lu3
So REWARD 90 STOLEN FROM 1o3
. = - Br4ga 81, btF h0Isu, 70 hands high, aofe on
fOA' let 10 T.. An loi, fCm ling liW tu" uhn,e
p.ae viii receive Tho above IUHaId. lRtIik. NIP,
los Bridge st. brooklyn ~
&In THOUSAND DOLLARS INWARD
- ~ Lost on aIul.E,,
ECRlY nlOt SAND pOLLAkB
Ia ! "-J lleasuJ Nltss,
Date! June / IA, lauJ,
ana 4u.ItTtcd
il1,diJ ~ ~, 80 inclusive,
r. - n Us, 500 l. a q u.
The public a.e cautioned against Ht oust.ng tLoso
BOuds, IA p.,meut ha- teen topped.
AMERICAN hACuANGE BANK. 800
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SE:EI'a'LN(s.

A NCHOR Li,;r-STEtM TO LIVrRpO0I-
II 81 ta.lr .Nb Ii.L i..laH ijEIs
tAli!l ',,IA.... ..... 80. dh,..........luto IL
AtlTM.u. lurNo. s. N.ith R"cr
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