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LOYAL NOTICES.

The Dead fsat Might be Iiving.-It is
sad to think that thousands die annually with the
means of life and health almost within arms
length. Many a ~wesAling goes down to the gave
every day whom the timely use OF HOstetier's
Celebrated Stomach BIfters would have
saved. Its a consolation, however to know that
this glorious TOniO-A vitalizing Elixir without a
single draWbaok-ia preserving the lives of multi
tudeI. In cases Of general debility and PrOstrS.
ton, it is producing effects that ave more sstonish.
ing than a ything heretofore observed or recorded
n the history Of medical treatment. Feeble, ema-
ciated. and despairing patients, whose powers of
digestion seem to be actually e1tinguisbed, recover
their appetite, strength and spirits, uudsr q course
of the Bittsrs, with 5 rapidly that is positively
amazing. All that the prOPristOrs originally ex-
pscted from the preparation wss long ago thrown
into the shade by its actual results. New virtue,
which they had never thought Of sttributing to it,
are continually being developed in its application
to new cases. ASS preventive OF disease Of every
class and q constitutional invigorant It stands
alone and uuapprOachAb'e. sug2s4:24s lWdw
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PIFTsBURsH MAEKK1
[spooial report for the Daily LEAurn,I

PIrTsBURGH, August 5000 i. n.
Tbs Allegheny river Is very low, and is nAviga-
ted with considerable einhculty. Beeeipts Of Crude
to-day were 800 bbls. The market is firm, holders
asking Hc advance. Sales 1000 bbls without pack
ages at 1917 g~2Oc-with packages 80 higher 200
Dbl. Green county oil at 2O92lc, bbls returned
Buyers are sDxiOus to contract for future delivery
at present prices, but holders decline ne negotiating.
Refined oils bonded are very frm for present and
future delivery. Sales 500 bbIs Bonded at 45o On
SPOT; zoo bbls bOnask at 44Ho on spot; zoo bbll
bonded, immediate delivery at Philadelphia, SIC.
Free neglected, and prices nominal,
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sew xORK aAHHEF-Ans ust 30.
L. r~urnanAEaI

Co.aou-Lover. eAles at 43o for ding.
FTour-Heavy and 80 s25o low r
~. Al a s. al IS for extra stat 20 tVaf .
n, .Hnerene W.Stern; 81 7Oas IS for ecmmOa 70
medium extra western; s. 769s 60 Tor eonmon 70
rood fhipp.ng brands extra round hoop Ohioi - III
all 90 for Traae brands. Market G esins heasJs
Ihh no BUYERS at the out'ide quotati'ns.
and frmeT. ssles Of western
WhsafCDun. unsettled and 299e lower on
,prfpR Winter dull aud uomina'. sales az - %
asl IS for Chicago spring 81 s. 0tt a Tor NH
Tankes Club; 81 AT So Tor amber mil~anAet-
latter pIics an ext sme- 50 ts9z % for new amer
state.
BarIey-DulI and nominal.
COrn-ls2c liver. ssles al s66e3c for unsouna
and 94695o for sound 1ixed ". stern-clos,n ms -
the inside price; s599ec for higa mixed nearly
oats Hsavy and PC lower. sales at 669tOo foI
western; t9c for Prime new state
WOOl-Lu l.
COIer--Quiet and firm.
Sugar Active md firm. Sa'es at 15s9l4e tol
Cubs muEcosado; l3%ofa Porto KioO.
EOIasses Quiet a d ttsady.
petroleum Quiet. sale at SlHo for GUIDE
SAC for Ten4ed n b0Hd. Refined tree dull aud nom
inat
saiss at $50 5Oossl so new mesa, closing :
SsI 90 for cash; so T5G31 90 for 1865 NEE
"a Ola FOR prime; 81 5O@2S 90 Tor PrIm
Beef-Fbm. Sales at IS OO@sI2 90 for plsi
mess, and $40 5oGI4 50 for extra mess.
Beef HamB-Quict.
suit meats-5tsady.
RaeOn- Du I.
TaTd-stesdy at is1Sa243I.
BUtfer-tn oemsDd at 2ls2So for Ohio.
Steady At NAl61ao-
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DIED.

INGERsOLL-on the 18th inst. at Sandusky
Chic Mrs. Julia A., vie of heV. Z ?. Ingersoii
aud daughter of +. X. Eefo4est, Of this city, In
Lhe 25th year Of her age
Fureral services ct the Plymouth Chur.h, OF
Thursday, August 81 t, at lOL o'clock, or on tn,
arrival Of the cars rom sAAdusky by the horth II
Division
PARMEB.-In this city, Of Typhus Fsver, Aug
3Oth, It s:25 P NJ, John L Palmer. of warwick
orange County, New York, Sgd SO SeArs
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ABEL's sTEREoPTICoN.-We are soon to
have q week for the enjoyment of the best
s~,ereopticon extant. The exhibitions will
be given in Brainsrd's Hall, and commence
on Friday evening of this week. The col
lection of views is very large, select and
choice, consisting Of foreign and American
landscape scenery and representations of
Whatever is excellent in architecture aud
~statuary.
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EXAMINATION OF ALLEGED SNUGGLERs.-An
examination of Edward Brandon and Vim.
Richards, on the charge of smuggling six
barrels of whisky and twenty-fOur bottles
of brandy from Canada into the States, was
commenced yesterday before Commissioner
White, but on account of tho absence of
several witnesses the case was adjourned to
two O'Clock this afternoon.
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POLICE CoURr.-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness. "A. j. Stephens, 81 and
costs James Coleman, 81 and costs; Laura
Brown, Work House 90 days.
V~agrGncy. Peter Schwresel, nolled
John Montse, Work House 90 days;
Destroying Propery.-Kate Lillis, IS and
costs.
Petit Lareeny.-Jane Scott, Charles Pit
kin and George Barrels, each 81 and costs
Assault and Battery Charles Tudor
costs; Amos A. Wright, S. and costs Jas
Riley, $40 and costs, and 10 days in Jail.
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TIE CoScERT LAST N1eHT.-Brainard's
Hall was crowded last night with the elite
of the CITY, on the occasion of q concert
given under the direction of Professor 6.
". Brainard, by Misses Louisa segur and
Lizzie Gates, assisted by Messrs. Wilder
and Robbins. Every seat below had been
reserved, and the galley was thronged. A
larger, more fashionable and apparently
apprecistiye house hes not greeted a COM
pany of singers in this city for a long, long
time.
The entertainment was opened by Mr.. G.
W. Brainhrd, who performed with fine eff
feet Wehli's composition, Trembling
Leaves"
The Duet, "Piu T~rsnquills," from the
new opera by Verdi, of ola Fora del Des-
tino,'' was creditsbly rendered by Miss
| segur and Mr.. Wilder. Miss g., however,
was mAnifestly suffering from h~Osrseness'
and of course did not make as happy an
| impression as she has been wont. Never
theless she sang very sWeetly in parts which
| did not require unusual compass and stress
of voice, and elected from the first and car
ried with her the sympathy of the audi
enes.
The enthusiasm of the house was first ex-
cited and evoked by the beautiful render
ing of the solo, "swest Spirit, hear my
Prayer" by Mr.. E. ]. Robbins. 1t was one
of the gems of the evening, Mr.. Robbins
was rapturously eHcored.
The trio, "Life has no Power" sang BY
Miss Gates and Messrs. Robbins and Will
der, was also sp1endidly rendered
and was rewarded by the mos
tumultuOus applause, prolonged into tire
mendous encore which insured the repsti
tion of tho performance. In the rendering
of this piece, and indeed whenever she sP
Pearsd, Miss Gates sang with splendid ct
feet. Her magnificent voice might easil.
tempt one into the fancy and belief hat al
angel had somehow found her way here an
was making a concerning tour.
Mr.. Wilder has q rich voice, of grss
compass, and in the rendering of "Gdipus,
he entranced the house.
Owing to her hosrseness Miss Segur sub
stituted for "Una Voice." GOttschalk's swe'
little "Cradle Song" which she sung wit
exquisite taste and the most delicate ez
preston.
The Duet, mPerdonno," by Miss Gate
and Mr., Robbins, was delightfully."- render
ed. But the flower of the evening WI
presented to the audience by Miss Gates
the matchless singing of ola zingara.
Nothing could exceed the grace, sweetne
and splendor Of this performance. I'll
audience were wrought up into q fever
enjoyment and delight. She was most Ell
Enthusiastically eneOred, and rewarded by
shower of beautiful bouquets. Re-appearin
she sang q charming song, which into1
Gated with delight every absorbed listen'
The concert was, all in all, g very br
2 liant and highly satisfactory one. ALI mi
have been convinced that, to the end of
evenings perfect enjoyment of a music
entertainment, we need not go away fro
home, or import foreign celebrities.
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ARREsTED.-We were informed that De-
tective McKinstry arrested two men at the
Weddell House about W O'Clock yesterday
morning, and q third man q few hours later,
who are suspected, and with good reason, Of
being the gang of burglars who made tn g
heavy robbery in Akron a few weeks since,
We could not on inquiry learn the Perticu-
lars OF the transaction, or what were the
of the parties, or where they were
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A WONDERFUL GIRL.-A little girl named
Clara Fisher, who is but twelve years of
age, has recently been delighting and as
tonishing audiences throughout the State
of New York, by her truly superior and
marvellous renderings Of every description
of music, from that of the simple ballad to
the most difficult operate pieces. shesaDg
a few days since at q concert of the most
prominent musicians of Rochester, N. Y,
given under the direction of Professor ]. S.
Black, Director of the Rochester Academy
of Music, for the especial purpose of aiding
this worthy family, and he speaks Of her
performance there in terms of the most en-.
thusiastic prsise.
Seven years ago her father died in the
South, leaving his widow and three child
rem is destitute circumstances. Mrs. Fisher
devoted herself to teaching music in New
Orleans until the wal broke out, when she
fed to the North for safety. Little Clara,
showing at the early age of seven or eight
years of age a decided genius for music,
was carefully trained, and has even now,
before reaching her teens, achieved 9 high
reputation as q musical artist.
We understand that arrangements have
been effected for a concert to be given in
this city next week, Friday night, by this
little musical wonder, assisted by several of
our home musicians. We shall have more
70 say of this matter amor.
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FUNERAL OF Gov. BEoUGH.-The arrange
ments for the funeral have nOtyet been per-
fected. Religious services will be held at
the residence Of the late Governor, No. 80
Prospect street, at eleven o'clock Friday
forenoon. The City Council and city Off
GERS will be in attendance in q body, and
the 10Th regiment will be out in full force to
do escort duty on the sad occasion. What
ever part in the procession will be taken by
the State officials, has not yet transpired.
The programme will be made out to-day for
publication in our next issue.
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D1arrhoa and Dysentery.-ws have e

DIarrbea and Dysentery.-Ws have ex-
amined a great number o~iletters from some OF the
most prominent citizens of Cincinnati and COviDg-
ton, etc., speaking in the highest terasOf DR.
stricklsnd's Anti Mixture for the cure o
diArrhoeA and dysenttrF. The letters are too long
to publish. Mr. Woods, Of CoVington, says he
was pronounced incurable by the best doctors in
Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR. std,kladd'S Anti
Cholera Mixture effected g permanent cure after
suffering for months with the worst form OF diAr.
rhoea and dyEsnteTy' For sale by Druggists
BENTON q DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, O..
my6:R5
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DELEGATION FROM CoLUMBUs-- "A train will
leave Columbus at ten o'ciock this morning,
which will bring to this city the officers of
State and such citizens of the Capitol City
as shall desire to attend Gov. Brough's fu-
neral on Friday morning.
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The funeral services of his Excellency
John Brough, will take place at his resi-
doncs in this city, on Friday next, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon.
In consideration of the eminent virtues
of the deceased, and his services to his
State and the nation, and his position as
the Chief Executive of this State, it is pro.
per that his fellow citizens should with due
solemnity pay their last sad tribute of re-
spect to his memory.
do therefore request that all places Of
business in this city be closed, and all bus
mess suspended between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and ? o'clock P. M, of Fri
day, the Irst day of September next.
H. II. CHAPLIN, Mayor.
CTruuTau0 AnOrak IN JQ6E
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Coon FOR CoRE.-Maize has been having
: shivering time of it for a week or two. It
could not have grown more than six inches
per day, or a foot by night. Bet for a day
or two, summer has been revising the
glare of the sun and the glimpses of the
moon. It was hot enough yesterday to sour
milk-unsdultersted milk, we mesn-in
half an hour, and one could have "wsshed
his feet in butter" in five minutes after its
exposure to wind and sun,
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DEATH OF Mrs. E. P. IxeERsoIL,-The
~sandusky Register, of yesterdays issue, an
nounces the death in that city, on the 29th
inst, of the wife of Rev. E. P. Ingersoll,
pastor of the Congregational Church in
~sandusky, and formerly a prominent teach
er in this city. Mrs. I. died after an illness
of two weeks. The funeral service will be
held on Friday.
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INTERNAL REvEEUB RECEIPTs FOR 1866
The amount of Internal Duties paid to tie
Government by the 18th District of Ohio
cleveland District) for the fiscal yer end
ing June 30, 1865, is $2,O59, 564.Os.
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SALE OF A VEssEL-The schooner ]. L.
Quimby vas sold or Monday by Chandler
4 Brother, of Detroit, TO F. IA. Wilkinson
for the sum of $1,000. The ouimby is q
scow schooner of about 100 tons burtheH,
and came out new in 1853.
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Ar HALF-MAsT.-The flags on the ship
ping in the river and on the flag staff on
the Square, and various places in the city,
Aoatsd at hslf-mast yesterday, in token of
respect to the memory of the late Governor.
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RESIGNATION OF PRESIDENT FINNEY.-We
learn from the Oberlin Neios. of the 3Oth
instant, thas the Trustees Of Oberlin Col
lege, at their session last week, received
and accepted the resignation of Mr.. Finney,
as President. This step is taken by the
venerable President in consideration of his
advanced age and uncertain health. We
understand that he will continue to teach
and lecture in the Theological Department
the ssme as heretofore. No appointment to
I'LL the vacancy has vet been made.
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CLEVELAND. August 30. 1885.

PERsoEAL.-Hon. John Sherman is in the
city, stopping at the Weddell House. We
understand he purposes staying here a day
or two before entering upon his engage
meuts for the campaign.
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TIE ORIGIN OF THE FtRE on TIE STEAMER
TRAvELER.-The Detroit Free Press learns
from Mr.. James Shannon, who was employ
ed as coal-passer on the Traveller, that the
FIRE on that vessel caught in one of the up
right stsnchions between the boilers. He
was in the hold, and frst discovered the
fire. It burned fercely, and spread with
such rspidity that all efforts to ~extinguish
it were futile. Everything was done that
could be done by the officers of the boat to
save her and her cargo. Some of them lost
sill of their own clothes in their efforts TO
to save the property of others. The fire
originated through no fault of the officers,
all of whom were extremely careful men,
and particularly the engineer, Mr.. Craw-
ford, who was q man of mnre than ordinary
prudence and caution. When steamers are
and as this makes it extremely hot in the
furnace room, the fremen and others en-
plOyed there usually go above until called
upon TO fire up. On the Traveller there
were five wooden stsnchions between the
boilers, supporting the main deck. There
is q space of about two feet between these
and the boilers and fre-box. Of course
these timbers are dry as finder, particular
ly the first one near the furnace door, and
when the door is open the smallest spark
would ignite it, or a coal falling out might
roll against a post Of it and produce the
same effest or e7en the heat from the fur
mace door, &nich a blast of air might drive
sgainst it, would set it in a blaze, which
last seems to have been the case on the
Traveller.
1t would seem strange that builders Of
steamboats, should allow wooden s~tanchions.
unprotected by ZINC, to be set up il a place
so near the fire. And stranger yet, that in
spectors of that kind of craft should allow
arrangements of that sort to pass muster. II
would seem the dictate of the simplest
sense that the stanchions should be made
of iron. No boat is safe which allows the
use of combustible material SO near a red.
not furnace.
We trust that the /" mora" of the burn
ing Of the Traveller will be needed in fu.
lure steamboat building, as that of the
sinking of the PeWsbic is already being at
tended te.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE NATIONAL EQUAL
RIGHTS LEAeUE.-The AHglo-bf ricaH, Of late
date, has the following call, made by order
of the President of the League, John NJ.
Langston, Esq :
BUREAU OF NATIONAL EQUAL RIGHTS LEAGUE, I
PHILADELPHIA, August IA, 1865.
Gentlemen and members of the National
Rights League You and the representa-
tives from the organisation with your re-
spective States are requested to attend the
first annual session of the League, on the
third Tuesday of September, 1865, at 10
o'clock A. N, in Cleveland.
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sUFFALO hAKhET-AuEusi 80.

IuT TELEaRkPu.I
FEour-Unchsnged Extra state 81 So spring
"a Pas so; White winner s , O0a9 90.
W~heRf-Heavy aud dropping. =,
COrn-Dull and nominal 81 eOaole III No l
mixed
Gats-New and old mixed e'ossd at 4ia46c-
Barley-N- minsl.
Eye-NoBinsl
Nntsky-Qhiet at 81 q.
POrk-Heavy mess so 90.
Canal kretxhnr-To New YORK. Wheat los,
corn Is, osts SIC.
Lake Imports For 24hours-Flour ztSs pOlA'
wheat 1884 ba. oats % 032
] Canal FXpOrIs-EOr "a hours-Elour -
I wheat At, 80. corn las co. oats 20 Go
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nEW ADVERrIsEMENln

Taylor, GrisWold 4 Oo.-LAdies' Sackings.
H~unneweIl's Eclectic Pills.
Sarah J. Xii s-Note Lost or Stolen.
l91 Water st.-Desk Wanted.
Drawer 4.4-BOy Wanted.
Wanted-House.
g. n. Bsrber-HorSe for Sale.
For Lake superior-LocAl Notice.
Cleveland In,titute-Eooal Notice.
col. Bay wArd--RegimentAl Order.
Co. D, Eeth Regiment-Loosl Notice.
%. A, +" Local Notice.
Co. q, -L,cAl Notice.
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OsWEGO MARKET August 80.

lBT THIsezAFH.f
FIOur-In good demasd.
Wheat-QGIet aud nominally lower.
COrm-Q iet ana lower.
ORts-SosTcs 3 d 10 salrs.
Canal FreiKnts-Dull. Flour 4Oa4lc, wheat
SIC, corn $40 10 hev York.
Lake Imports 1874 bbls Of four 9,Tt0 bu
corn.
Canal Exports 1870 bbls lOuT, 1900 bu
wheat, "a. OO0 corn. 40, OO0 oats
shipments BY Rail, $50 bbIs -four.
AmOunt Of Flour aud Grain on the canal from
Buffalo and OTwssO, yesterday mon, as near As can
be ascertaiaed, was-Fisur1 IL 7g1 bbls, wheat &c..
90 bd, corr l,5O7,O 600, Oats 21s,OOO, barley 1900,
rye 1900.
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EXAMINATION OF ALLEGED s-rUeeLuRs.-A

LATEST style of French frames just re-
ceived at Mrs. A. L. shaw's. aug. 25:24O
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MARINE. NEWS.
EOKT OF CLEVELAND.

rOKT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED.-. AVG. $3.50
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo
Prop Tioga, Sisson, Dunsifk
Prop Michigan, hello, Oswego
Schr Dsuntless, Roach, Ereanaea
seow Ellen, Blanchard, Keli ey's Islsnd
OLEARED--.AUs. $50.
Prop Iron City, Sweet, OntOnsgan
schr W b Willard, SherSOod, DstTOit
sohT Geo WotthingtoD, Hearns, EskenaHly
sthr @ b CLARK, martin. Chic. go
Sehr NJ a Rankin, KinBky, Buffsfo
Schr Iror sid $, AndeTs n, Chicago
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CITY NEWS.
proclamation.

NEW style of French turbans opened to
day at Mrs. A. L. ShAW's.
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narine Disasters.

CoLLIsIoSs.-A collision took place on
Monday morning about three O'Clock, of
Colchester Point, Lake Erie, between the
schooner L. B. Orocker, bound up, and the
u. ]. Reeder, downward bound, resulting in
damage to the former of about 500. The
Croker ran into Detroit for repairs, while
the Reeder came on to this city.
The bark L. D. Woodruff was run into,
Sunday night, by two or three vessels
while lying in Detroit River, having car
risd away her bowsprit, jibboOn and fore
yard. The schooner Wings of the Wind
one Of the tow, also sustained serious dam
age in her starboard bow.
AsHoRB.-We learn from the sandusky
REGISTER, that the propeller S. D. Caldwell
has been sshore-where and when is no
mentioned. She jettisoned two hundred
tons of copper which che took aboard a
the Bruce Mines, and we presume ha
since arrived at Detroit. She was charter
ed to take the place Of the Pewabic in III
Lake Superior Line
TEE PEwABiC DIsAsrER-INPoRTANT Mo+E
HENr OF THE U. S. AUTHORITIEs-A ARREs,
The Detroit Tribune, of the 29th INST
says that Ehere is every indication thi
the authorities are determined to full
probe the affair of the late collision, an
not only place the blame where it ProPerl
belongs, but take the proper steps to secul
the punishment of the culpable Psrtie
On Saturday, George Cleveland, mate Oft
Pewabic, was arrested by the Marshal on
warrant issued by the District Court, al
lodged in Jail. The penalty, in case
conviction, will be imprisonment in I
State prison."
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CHICAGO MARKET-August so
[By Telegraph
ElOur-Dull and nominAlly lower.
wheat Dull and declined 3a4c. Sales at 81 50
al 30H for No I; 81 R21aSI Is for MOI
S,;-n-Dun sBd declined 2k2h1. Sales at 6e3So
for No 1, ana 64Hc for hoA.
pats s eady.
PROVfsiOns-Dun.
HIxsWines--Quiet snd unchapged.
Breights-steady.
com $50 60. oats $40 0.
$50, 100 bG corn, 10000 oats.
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TRTUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, 46 Public square,
HAS ALL THE LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG WORK.

SEE TIE ILLUSION wIg-It fits to & charm.
O~URLS-FREHCH NATURAL BlEGLEr@
Jus received direct q large quantity Of THE beau
tiiul hair. Ladies please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAID1A large and well.
selected stock always on hand.
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU.
GENE BOWS and FREHO6 HEAD-nRESSES,
made by the advertiser equal to those imported,
aB- Ladies' own Braids made into any OF the
above Head Dresses without injury 70 switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Cutting
dobe in the latest aud most prevailing styles.
HAIR observation-disclosures attention paid to
this branch Of the business. The best OF Dye used.
HOT n GOLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing apartments in the city. w
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NEW STYLE GOLD EAR-DROP-
MAJ O0WLES 3 CO.'S,
my6 lEI Wsddsn HGuS
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TOH. WBEATON's ITOH.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
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