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Two THE AFFLICTED
DIR. KNAPP T. SON,
Physicians and surgeoos New York. trssunG
successfully
HRONIC DIS Il A . e 8.
Which snas.o.. the best and most approved sAods liz h
treat successnlly all nervous and Neuralgia Affections oil
forms ofscroala Dy:pepa Diseases ofthe
Paralysis Epilspsy Salt Rhsum, Headaches III Hesri
Diseases. Diseases Of Children and
Seminal weakness 4 sexual Dlseases
Which carrying Thousands to their graves annually
EYE AND E AR.
They successfully, method, al Diseases ofths
EYE and EAR They have had extensive practice and
better success In the treatment Of all
DIsEASEs0F w0MEN.
Than any other Physicians In America They have ursd
women who have been confined to their bed tor YEAR,
They never fail TO cure
UMATIsMi
In all stages matter Of how long standing they cure
AGTHAAi
30 returns They asure for the distressing
dsesse,
HEMpORRH0LIDs,o RP
The Cure all Diseases OF the
THROAT AND lungs.
OANcBRsl
in the treatment Of cancers which they without
eating them out or using the knife. Let those who have
Tumon dwellings red spot lose time Il
attended to- . timely treatment may the from
the horrors. suffering and death Of an osen cancer
OATARRH RRDi
They are treating catarrh Q system which ID
for this disease.
THEIR Cor years have averaged from i've
thousand year. which gives them experience
passed by any, and equalled only BY few.
We wish 1t diiacty understood that DR. KNAPP b NJ
travelling physician.
He oaiy visits few places oecasoRauy accommodate his
patients In the country and others who
conveniently visit him in Chicago.
Disease While all diseases curabe II taken In oil
stages not Your may be durable this week.
to-day, not tomorrow; hence the danger Of delay.
No case Will be received, when there
are any doubts Of euro or Relief.
Our Terms CASH. hence money be sent with oil
orders medcnes 1t from vs dollars thirty dollar
per month, to doctor with which includes medicines.
kS-Yhe Poor will be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients write their name State post ocs address
plainly All letters requiring an answer must contain set
ter stamp and he addressed to DIR. KNAPP SON,
Anyof the above diseases be treated b,
the patients describing their In letter. when thej
cannot see u.s.
Dr. KNAPP, who has visited Ottawa, regularly, for III
past TWELVE lEARs can be consulted at the Clifton Hote
as follows Wednesday May 9Th; wednesday, June 30th
Wednesday, Aug. 25th Wednesday, Oct. Goth; Wednes
day Dec. 18th.
Office 1855 South Clark Street Chicago.
N. B-Send for the INvALLDS FRIEND AND HEALTi
stored health and the we'll how their hdaiti
and prolong their lives. ana
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DIR. J. Ii. WALKER,
OCUL1ST AND AURIST.
MAY bg CONSULTED AT ruk
PARK HOUSE, OTTAWA,

And At all other times ut the Dpensary Diseases Of
Dec 26. 1863
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

Ottawa, JaIy 80, 1869.
The grain market continues moderately active,
at steady prices, though the figures on corn yes.
terday, 1t is predicted, will not be sustained to-
day.
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pRUssING's PURE CIDER VINEGAR!
PRUssING's PURE PICKLE VINEGARl
rRussINas PURE CIDER AND MALT VINEGAR
For sals BY -
'l 6. NJ. VAN D0RBN,
Isbrussy :, lss1- No. 0Js sale g.
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FOR SALE BY

ne AAo NA'0 EN.
No. 70 La Sale Street, Ottawa.
July "a, ls69-iy.
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Chicago Marke4.

Chicago, July 30
Flour-Stronger. Spring extras $6.O09725 |;
superfnes $47595.25.
Wheat--Active; $13S@140 for No spring
$1.3491. SO for No. 2, and $1.10 for rejected.
Corn-Steady, at S6@SSc for No /; 9O@91c for
No. 2; 83@86 for rejected.
Oats-62g63c for No. 3.
Rye-999$1.09 for No. 1.
Barley-$125@1.60 for No. 9.
Potatoes-45@55c for old; new $a.50925O
per Dbl.
Butter-25927c for choice
Eggs-15c.
Cattle-Quiet Choice steers, $7589&8OO;
fair ID class, $7009737; medium to good butch.
ers' stock, $550@650; common to choice COWS
and heifers, $5.0095.5O; inferior and mixed
stock, $2.2594OO.
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Sc. Louis Market,

50. Louis Market.
st. Louis, July 30.
Flour-Weaker. Sales of super6ne at $500
@5:75 for spring; Xxx at $6.O096.75; xxx
at $750G925.
Wheat Irregular $i.17@1.25 for prime white
fall; $l.26gl45 for choice to fancy red and
white; No spring Offering.
Corn-Dull at 9Og96c for yellow, and 81 .OSa
Ill for choice white.
Rye-Steady at $l.ls for prime to choice
Whisky--Steady, at $l0j
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New YORK MARKET.

New YORK Market.
New York, July %.
Flour-Dull and lower. $5.S5@S635 for
western extra.
Wheat-Quiet at $15Oa1.53 for No. 2 spring
Rye-Dull, at $1.26a1.28 for western.
Oats-Firm at 79c for western, aAoat.
Corn-Steady at 7O@S9c for unsound, and
$l.05@1.O6 for sound unmixed western.
Pork-Quiet and steady, with sales of new
mess at $32.70.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

Losss and DsOuaa s77s sls s9 LeS, lss
S.eeie...... 1881 l33 lsSl4teu
Circulation ss4's' .-,,e,s,., -
CsarnKs fer the week eadng NAY - lssy ~
CsarnSs week sniihg JuGs 5 lssy... ststlts
week sndRg Aay - ls9.......... Ele
BslAsess for the week sndag Juas 5. 2tS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Total awArds.................sl,pO9,so ,pO9 900

The clearnEs at the Gold Exchange Bank were b3,-
T27,OOO and the balances 81 i,lI5,s09 50.
Government bonds stronger under renewal OF
ths foreign demand Several largo lots OF 62s and Ts
were taken for shipment to-day The other ISSUES were
soady but the transactions light At the close the
market steady.
State bonds were dull, with light transactions; new
Tennessee per cents sold e4t Georgia per cents Se
North Carolina pcr cens co. new bonds 5eE Louisiana
Leveo per cents Co. Missouri sper cents were higher
selling at Ola New.York per cent Bounty Loan, ILL.,
Railway bonds were firm under good investment de-
napd Miscellaneous stocks were irregular; Delaware
and Hudson sold At 1885, Cumberland active, selling
Mt 3seJ.; Western Union Telegraph sold at Al Quick
silver l5tSl6 Express shares frmer, with sales
Of Adams at co. and United States 81 SIT
Pacific Mall sold Ut 81, S3 slA closing uIsa.
Railway shares opened dun and declined fron t07 on
the acting shares The largest transaction were made IN
Reading Michigan Southern Rock Island st. Paul shares
and NeWJersey Central Beading sold at 99 ASA Mich
gan Southern. Il4ie2ic; Rock Island, 12oISl1si st.
Paul Preferred sss9S7h N0w-Jersey Central opened at
lls sold at III, raying 10 l17i New-York and New
Haven 13o NewYork Central ranged from 1919 to l0l
Harlem sold 1901 Hudson t057i Hannibal and
st. Joseph stocks we're whout the Common sold
at 1884, Preferred sold at i2Bal with small sales The
market uncommonly duh. and the transactions
much bolov the average. For Wayne was lower, selling
1874 SlGk The market continued dull At the decline
until tho close Of tho business at the Second Board,
when the bulls became demorAli1sd and further
decline OF al per centwas made in prices HewYork
Central sold at lss Michigan Southern 1lOi; North.
Western Common. e0l Northwestern Preferred 1Oli;
Reading 97!; Cleveland Aud Pittsburgh. 90 Rock Island,
ils Fort wayne a55i; NowJ0rsey Central, 1lef from
ths pfht there rally Of per cent NeW-York
Centra per cent Rock Island, Michigan Southern,
Fort Wxee aud Northwestern Common, Northwestern
Preferred rallied per cent Cleveland aud Pittsburgh,
The Improvement temporary aud at the close prices
had again fell or to nearly the lowest point OF the day.
The market closed feVersh aud unsettled.
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
ment bonds:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
INQUEsTS.

Coroner Rollins was yesterday requested to
hold inquests at the CLARITY Hospital, Blackwelps
lAand' over the bodies OF two OF the inmates who med
suddenly Mrs Margaretta Frank tho German wo man
who stabbed hersef on Sunday morning died the fol
lowing evening from henorrhage Coroner Rollins win
hold an inquest Coroner Flynn yesterday held In.
quest over the body OF an unknown found In tho
East River, on the foot Of Twelh.st Coroner Keenan,
yesterday held an inquest at No 70 Edrdges tho
BODY OF Mrs Therese Benst, native ef Germany, who
died from the eeot OF injuries received by falling down
stairs At her residence few days ngo Coroner Rollins
held an inquest ~ No. 23 5eVenths ths body OF
horrh Peraro, cigar maker and native OF Holland,
aged years On sunday morning deceased, while div
Ing at the Battery Baths struck his head the bottom
OF the bath win so much violence to reduce him TO
lDsensbiltY and cause his death In few hours after
ward Also over tho body Of tho child OF Daniel Finn,
who died from tho effect OF injuries receyod on Wednes-
day night last, ho having fallen from thirdstory
don Vi4S parents resideDce No. G5 West Forty
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
ALLEGED ARSON.

Samuel Lang and Annie NJ. Giles, colored,
brought before Justice Ledvth, ut tho Jefferson
Market Court yesterday charged with having Get
hre TO tho house Ne - Laurensst Sunday
morning Ofleer Charles s. Hudson testified that they
wifully set iro 10 tho house which was occupied by
several persons. .themseIves among tho number Ths
prisoners Examined before Fire Marshal Brae ketL
on Sunday both denying the charge aud making Volun
tary statemons According 10 ts story or the woman
she does not live with the other prisoner as has been
stated but lives at No q Lauronsst that between and
O'Clock tho ames issuing from the basement OF
No. 50, aud directly aftsrward Lang ran past
where she standing telling her that Sarah
Brandon's house was on nrc Samuel Lang, being
sworn, stated that he had known the woman
Sarah Brandon. occupying tho basement OF
the housO where tho ro Ho thers tho night
in question: but sfi eary After gSne 10 several Other
places passed. her house hs home He saw the
rowd and tho fire, but did not know how originated
Phoebe A Williams deposed that she OscHpiss the nFs
floor OF No 80 BsuTens On hearing the cry Of Fa sho
looked ont OF the window and the prisoner, IaSg
coma out Of the basement window and run away and
soon afterward woman, whose face she d sec ass
emerge from tho place Other witnesses testified
70 tho facts and Sarah Brandon cOlOred said
Lang was IN her rooms shortly before tho fire. and
threatened TO be reyenged her lie had matches
hand and lighted several Justice Dodge committed tho
witnesses 10 House Of Detention In default OF q
oach and the prisoners were held for trial without bail
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
THE TWEYrY-THIEDSE ARSON CASE
THE ACCUSED WAIVE AN EXAMINATION AND ARE
ADMITTED TO BAIL.

THE ACCUSED WAIVE AN EXAMINATION AND ARE
ADMITTED TO BAIL.
At the Tombs Yesterday, before Justice
Doulnr tho case was called for examination OF John
Undorhi Briggs. Robert L. Briggs, Henry c. Ross, and
VIM T. Sheldon accused OF having been concerned I'm tho
firing Of tho stables OF Briggs Bros., In Wcst Twenty
third ST. the particulars OF which have been pub
lshed In THE TRIBUNE. Tho proceedings were opened
by the Clerk reading tho afldayis Of Wm. p Rey-
nolds James McGOmgal, and VIM. p Sheldon, all
which have been given at length In The TRIBUNE Mr.
shelton testified that the statement made by him, and
Witnessed by exFiro Marshal Baker. true
every particular The magistrate announced that the
AdaVits would be used portion of the evidence for
the prosecution aud the witnesses were then at the dis
ton Counsel for tho accused declared that his clients
were innocent o. the crime imputed TO them They had
determined. feeling conscious OF their innocenee TO
waive all further examination. and were prepared 10
give amount OF bs to appear for trial AZ the Court
OF General Sessions This announcement created some
LITTLE surprise, as long aud tedious examination had
been looked for. Tho magistrate stated that
the ge present drure 5000 each, for the
accused, aud would aso accept the bail for VIM r.
recommited TO the rombs In his examination by the
clerk, sheldon said he was native Of Ontario County ~
y aged 81 years ana by profession veterinary surgeon
e reiterated his statement already published in the
columns OF IHE TRIBUNE The following Is the reply OF
John Undeull Briggs aud Robert L. Briggs, when Ques.
toned 10 their gullt 10 would be- ~ We are advised
by counsel, sufficient TO answer Not glllty but We de-
sTe further % say that we have waived examination,
given bail without producing witnsses because tho
magistrate. also advised ouly estimate the
question OF probable cause, and mar consider himself
bound for the present 20 accept the sworn allegations 20
our apparent prejudice. We deny tho inconslst-
ont inventions OF tho complainanis wholly aud In
all their paTts, and reAdJ 10 meet them
before any jury whether those inventions be produced 10
defeat our insurance claims whether falling even 10
obEs 10 modify claims, ther 20 attack crmlnaly
our good character and at the proper time will show
the conspiracy that been entered into between in
suranoe agents and purchaAsAbo witnesses 70 blackma
or annoy us by the present charge
John nderhu Briggs native or this state, aged AZ
years and resides At the corner OF one nundredand'
twenty y.nftAst and EiEhthAve. Robert L. BriEgs was
born In Duchess County ~ " aud also resided at ono
hundred and twenty ntth-st and Eighth-aye.
The remaining prIsoner Henry Z. Ross, tho foreman In
the stables OF Aessrs Briggs Bros stated that he was
native OF Ontario, County ~ Y, resided az No las West
Twenty yfOurtst, and was aged years, Ho denied his
guilt
The BAH having been given as before, the accused
allowed TO depart justice D0wllng announced
that he would send the papers tho case at once to the
Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

Money was steady. Governments dealers report fair
supply at p0r Stacks carried in all at
per cenL Commercial paper Is 1ul at 70s per cent
The heavy loss legal tenders last week did not create
any activity In the market and is now attributed
In part to the fact that the bull operators borrowed
largely upon their gold and withdrew the greenbaeks
from bank
Sterling Exchange Is Arm, but dull at quotations: !:
London, 90 days. lO9s; London, sight, llOti London
tprime commorciaD days. lOsl0lo Paris, long, 1lsa
0al7i Paris, short. SlSia5I5; Antwerp, 0lslo6Ft; {;
swiss, 6lsla5l7i; Hamburg, 3SioS5l; Amsterdam,
iOa0aOii Frankfort IOA SlOi; Bremen 7siS7si Berlin
70i07l.
The transactions at the olco OF the Assistant Treas
Receipts Customs ssJ9O Tor Gold Notes.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
THE MARKETS.
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET

For TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, juno = 1853
Be>yeA Cows Veala- Sheep aud LAmbA SUine l"iA
GnSI 81 2S69 99g 2I5il ~"
These were sold AT the following marAetpaeeS:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

$4,000; total Receipts S115l,r79; total Pav,o...
s740,6O6 II ; Balance, $79,Hs7S2 81.
The imports Of specie at this port during the mast
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FlNAAClALh
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CONyEEn.
BILE SINKING FUND BONDs,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN,
FIFTY YEARS To RUN,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAXATION.
ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDs. ASs
MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
FIRST CLASS wEIL-sECURRD INVESTMENT,
YIELDING IN CURRENCY
TEN PER CENT PER ANSCM.
TRUSTEES:
J. EDGAR THOMPSON, President Pennsylvania Zen
trail Railroad.
CHARLES L. FRosT. President Toledo, Peora. ana
Warsaw Railroad.
We regard these Bonds, at the price, as the cheap
est and best security on the market.
limited quantity only for sale before advancing
the price. Full information furnished by
HENRY CLEws Il Co..
No. 81 WALL-ST.. n. Y,
BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the Rock
FORD Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD CON
PANY pay principal and interest-lst February and
1st August-in GOLD CoIN, free Of Government tar
We recommend these bonds as one Of the best 80
cured and most profitable investments on the
market.
Pamphlets with maps. giving full information. sent
on application. HENRY CLEwS & Co...
Bankers, No. 81 Wallst.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
MONDAY. Lnne II. n.

Gold opened at 13st, sold as 1891, 139, 1885,
closing l3sla3l At the Government sale OF gold the
bids in the aggregate amounted ts s59OOO at prices
ranging from 1880 to 1876 The awards were as fol
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

$4,000; total Receipts, e1,l5l179; total Pav0...
s40,6O6 II Balance, s7s,9s,7s2 81.
The imports Of specie at this port during the past v,
have been follows
Total for the week. s,s.
Previously reported Sss7 -
ssa. Ssa siS. sase issr. ;s
At the annual election OF the Mutual Life Trs,
Company OF New-YOrk, held to-day, the following csn,
men were elected Trustees, to serve for term a, g.,
years Samuel d. Babcock, Francis skiddy Nm N
Popham, Ezra Wheeler, John Wadsworth. VIM !.
HAines, Alfred Edwards, Seymour l.. Hustled, Hngh n
Camp
The new certificates Of the Michigan Southern -.
Lake Shore Railway viii be ready for delivery
in exchange for the shares of the two Companies Es
Of Lake Shore win receive 100 shares Of new st -
each 200 OF the old.
Of April:
Merchandise aAd passenger ,rtnmc............sI77usr
0OVern%eas EaAsPor1aa"a @,N a
.szl7slt9
Operaung 999l 81
Al tho annual election for officers OF the Produce e.
cnange, held to-day, the following gentlemen war,
chosen President-stephen d. Harrison Vice Presdsn,
William H. Newman Treasurer-Benjamin C. Bogett
ManAgers-Daniel A. Eldridge. Robert s. Holt, villas
Blanchard, Jacob II. Herrick. Archibald Baxter Edo.,
Hyatt John H. BoyntOn, Richard II. Lalmbeer consld,
Orr. Inspectors Of Election-Afred Romer Josiah Pea
field, Theodore l. HRsted
Denver dispatch says that arrangements have beea
made by Gen. Evans for the early completion Of .he
Denver Pacific Railroad He will start the East t.
morrow to complete contract with the Union Paeae
Company for laying and equpping the road TO Omaha
The Chicago Republican, Of Saturday says:
The local money market was again moderately active
and the general features OF the market the ~
noted yesterday There Is good supply OF capital
still remaining In the hands Of bankers, and nearly
all classes Of borrowers quite readily accommodated
when they present satisfactory collateral Rates OF In.
tsrest quoted steady at 10 per cent per annum
Eastern exchange noIninally shade rner. though
rates did nOt undergo any important changes The large
arrivals Of currency from the East has reduced the NUN
Der Of sellers and though nearly all the banks have
or less exchange on hand they are holding on for s
present Some few transactions reported between
banks at $sS IS discount per OO Counter rates were
irregular at par TO lilo premium selling and llOGi dis
count buying
TABLE Of The Average Amount Of Loans, Specie Circua
ton. Deposits ana Legal Tenders m he Banks Of he
Cty Of het0 York for NE week ending Saturday, JUEs
5,l8
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

TIE BROOKLYN CITY GOVERNMENT EXPENSES.
The Joint Board of Aldermen and Supervisors
Of Brooklyn and Kings County met in the Common CouR
ell Chamber at O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Mayor
presiding for tho purpose OF receiving the Budget Of Ex
penses estimated necessary for carrying the City
Government for the year 1870. The following are the
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LOCAL N EW s.
Amusements, &c., Ts.yigAt.

METROPOLITAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA
TEE, Pennsylvania avenue, between 11tn and
18TH streets Open every night-with q first
class entertainment
PROF. SMITHS Art Gallery, 30i Psnnsyl-
vania avenue, q large number Of new chromos
Just received.
MARKRITER's, is6 5th street.-FIne pictures
On ex hibition.
NATIONAL HALL.-Master Frank ID. q unnell
IN his remar kabIe seances.
BARLOW GALLERY.-Exhibition OF paintings
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.-Strawberry
Festival.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL 10th and III streets
Tor the Incarnation Sunday school.
ST MATTHEWS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Festival and Concert
RYAN CHAPEL, Uniontown.-S,rawOe berry
and Floral Festival.
WILSON'S HALL.-Srawberry Festival tor
the benefit Of Union Chapel.
FIRST CoSGREGATIOSAL CHURCT Straw.
berry and Ice Cream Festival
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HEALTH GIVING WINE.-Some time since
Mr.. A. Speer, of Passaic, N. j., presented us
with bottle Of his Port Grape Wine. In our
feeble health. After giving the wine q few
trials, our friend assures us he derived marked
benefits from its use. We find that many inva-
gists Keep II. W6s
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THIRD WARD-THIRD VOTING PRE-.
Il ClNCT-Notice . hereby given that in con.
fSr%t:y e shs proyi'iSn: e ne 6hs.t;r city
Third vot}ne Precinct Of de Third ward on On
HONDAr, the IN DAY Of June next. q Z. W
Sst:e:n Us ssd Sin ssissss vest. Tor Collector.
Register and e1rveyor: % serve two yssrs; one
years; and three membefs ofths Board q Qonmon
Council: TO sefye one yser e yhieh sid Irecinct
Third Ward Of the city % " the initial
letter Of whose nance d fro@ 70 II isciasive.
,. n. u1CHAEL DUFFY,
JOHu +. J0HNe0H,
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OHHAPBR THAN THE CHBAP1sr.-White
Shirts. rs cents. 81, sl.25, and upwards. I'm.
deIshirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for Is cents. Hand
kerchiefs, already hemmed. Q for IS cents. The
best Paper GUNS, 5 cents per pair, or so cents q
Button hole, 10 cents box; and all other goods
at equally low prices. A. Franc Il Goldman's,
Marble Hall, No. ASS 7th street, opposite Pat
Mt Once.
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WHITE LINEN SUITS.
S6-S6-s6-S6-S6,
At HABLR Il Co.'s,
46S Penna ave-, under u s. Hotel

der Bros. will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at i've per
cent above cost. We ask all who are in need
save considerable money to the buyer and ena-
BILE us to continue selling goods at these rates.
HoLLANDHR BROS, 80 Penna avenue,
5,3l,1: between l4th and 18th sts.
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Il HE CHE AP PLACE -

barrel sack. q
BoNDs1 Burnt Mills FAMILY 81 81 :. barre,
ARLINGTON EXTRA. hish grade, ss1s
VERY fine Imperial ana Gunpowder TIA sIrs
Lover grades in proportion.
BESI JAVA COFFEE. 35 cents per 10.
GOOD BIO COFFEE, % cents Ter ID
Crushed. Powdered, and Granulst q SUGAR n,
cents. Brown Sugar, 90 5 cents.
sa aStsas s6 fhet IL Pom SUR DkRi Gents;
TEACHES, ID. cans, 35 cent?
AT THE CdEAP PLACE
q. =. O'HABE SONS,
myII- IN 292 1th &c. west. bet N and 81
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CHILDREN's AND BOYS CLoTHING-The
largest assortment, at the lowest prices, at Geo.
c. Henning's, No. Sill 9TH street.
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$50 pozAN English Socks. double heels and
toes, 1915 a dozen, or % cents per pair, Just
received at Marble Hall, No. 45s 7th street, op.
posite Patent Once.
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KEEP CoOL.-Brown Linen and Duck Suits
SIS, Sc, 81 and $3.50, at A. Strauss Popular
Clothing House, Pennsylvania ave-, between
10th and 1ith streets, doors east of 18th street.
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The pIsCRIMINATIxG PUEBLO show, BY the
immense patronage which they are bessow wing,
that they fully appreciate the advantages
which are offered at Oak Hall, In in low prices
and Fashienable Spring Attire-gent's, boys,
and children's ClothinG-Alpaca, Drap d'ete,
Hall, 460 7th street. opposite Post Once.
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SIxIH wA1D.EHIRD YoITNG PRECINCT
the Drovisiens 81 The Charter ofthe city Of VSsS.
insfos :. slss e sS III e held e ths Third vet
7th day q June next. g the house Of Hster Fox,
corner q xiehth street est snd strest. for Dol.
one member Of the Board Of xidSrHee, % csrvs
to yeHr.; three neabers Of the Beard ofOonmsn
serve two years; st which said Precinct he yoteS
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