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BOARD of school Trustees.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Board o,
school Trustees was held at the Franklin "',hooI
building: present Trustees Curtis, PRESIDENT;
Brooks, secretary: Packard, povey Ryder,
Brooke, Browne, French, Csiey, White, Lloyd,
Reyburn Baldwin and SIXTH.
General Browne, the new trustee from the
Second district, offered q resolution. which was
adopted, providing for the appointment Of a
committee to consider q plan to enable children
TO get out of school buildings without confusion
in case Of alarms of fire. Trustees Browne,
Reyburn and Lloyd were appointed the com
mittte.
The regular monthly reports Of the superin-
tendents were submitted, showing that the at
tendance in the schools had not fsllen of during
the month he report OF the committee to
whom the bill Of Mr.. W. W. Rapley was sub
United was received. The committee recon-
mended a slight reduction in the amount of the
bill Quite a number of bills were approved
and other routins business transacted.
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~ SEvENTY-FIvE GENTS PER THOUSAND .
Small Hand-B Bills, printed from new type for
seventy i've cents per thousand at the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN Job Office. ~
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF DISTRICT OF CoLuNBIk.
The above company offers every inducement to
insurers in the way Of low rates and in giving
them an interest in the profits: For bylaws,
rates OF insurance, &C.. application should be
made at the company's office. 1909 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite the United States Treasury.
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LIFE In WASHINGTON.
SKETCHES ABOUT THE CITY BY THE
REPDBLICANs REPORTERS.
sieet,ss 81 omeer..

Eaectisa Of Oficers.
The annual election Of directors at the National
Metropolitan Bank yesterday resulted as fol-
lows: J. W. Thompson, VIM. G. Metzerott, WIN.
orme, John T. Lehman, Dr. J. H Baxter. wm.
y. Todd, William Thompson, Nathaniel Wilson
Henry X. Willard. IF>E '-7'
The election at the Citizens National Bank
resulted as follows: Hon. Jacob Tome Hon, Jno
A: j. Cressnell, A. r.. Appleman, John Van
h1sTiSk' AiiIea hfshards' WilisW I, Walker,
Morssll, VIM: B. Reed, William II. WEI
AZ ne National Bank Of r. - Hon.
Y sSEi'o. Jam fsRss;S g Ssy s.!
a M WigSt nun I'd. Henderson, J. q. Cash,
ihe national Metropolitan Fire Insurance
company yesterday elected directors as follows:
W. G. MetZerott, John t. Lehman, M Kelly,
j b Blake, w Ball, J. BOteler, A. CLARK and
The trustees Of the Washington City Orphan
asylum have elected the following officers: Mrs.
s. p. Lee, nrst directress; Mrs. Or. Washington,
second directress: Mrs. Edward Temple treas
9rer and MIS- Dr., Brown, secretary. Board of
Managers Mrs. Wn-LMerrck, Mrs. J NJ. Maury,
Mrs. NJ. Mulliken, MIS-. Marshal Brown, Mrs. S.
I: Hill, Mrs. Gen. zeiiin, Mrs: J. Q: Hardness,
Mrs. b. Todd, Mrs-LD. Gilman and Miss Green,
The Peabody Literary Association have elected
the following officers: Daniel B. GusdorE pre 81
dent; Samuel Fisher, vice president; Louis Rich
treasurer; Maurice Albrecht, recording fecre,
tary; Isaac Gasselheimer, financial seer etary
and ]. s. Justh, literary critic.
Harmony Circle has elected the following off,
GERS: ]. J. Freshman, president; r. Harris vice
president; Ferd. Frank, treasurer, snd /. Her
man, secretary. e 10y
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st. Mary's Sinking Fund Association.


ST. Mary's SfnKing Fund Association last even
ing met at the residence Of J. W. Cromwell, edi-
tor Of the Alexandria Adpocate, on P street,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
northwest. The president, Mrs. W. D. Kelley,
occupied the chair; Mr.. Baker acting as secre-
tary. Mr.. Daniel Murray spprised the ladies Of
the association that in honor Of the ladies from
Philadelphia, who had been invited to attend the
meeting, the gentlemen had prepared music and
a table ofedibles. Mr.. W. O. Chase rendered the
famous speech Of Spartacus to the Gladiators
Dancing then commenced and terminated at
about 10 O'Clock, when the guests were invited to
an adjoining room and partook Of q bountiful COL
laticn. Among those present were Miss Martha
Armstead, Of Philadelphia; Miss Hausy, of the
same city; Miss Ella v. Chase, Miss Annie
Smith. Miss Lima Z. Jean, Miss Amelia L. Thigh
man, Miss V. Lewis, Miss Annie Smith, Miss
Annie jackson, Miss Josie W. Robinson, Of Mis-
sissppi; Miss Victoria Shoowalter. Miss L. Mat
thews and Miss L. L. Sheppard. Among the
gentlemen, Drs. ]. 4. Francis and Marshall
Messrs. A. Langston, 3. Murray, W. II. Wash
ington, J: A johnson, W. d. Kelley, r. R. Col
bert, X. Newyen. J. Nallc and ]. jackson. The
association will meet at the residence of Miss
Tflghman, No. SOC IL street northwest Monday
evening 4
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AsTHNA,

Thousands Of the worst cases Of asthma haya
been relieved by using JONAS wHIrcoNBs
REMEDY. In no ease of purely asthmatie char
acter has 1t failed 10 give relief. - 10 go
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For Better or For Worse.

The following marriage licenses have been Is
sued: Jacob D. Sickles and Georgia Price, of New
Jersey; W. 7. Wheatley and Mallnda A. Dongol,
of Georgetown; Jacinte Licarione and Maggie
Co.'s, John Sennermann, of Tennallytown, and
Emma Quick, Of this city: VIM. g. Groomes, Of
Montgomery county, and Elmira Brown, of HOY
are county. Nd; Durry Douglass and Hattie
Wolfe. ofHoward county Nd .'
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FLIGHT OF THE BIRD-sHiP,
w..P. wyH1rr ! Co. sr,,,o,xss.

W.f. WHITE q 70, STArioNkkS,
1872 Seventh street. keep. constantly on hand
paper bpgs, straw paper, No. and Manila
wrappifg, all sizcs.. book, print, blue and white
drug paper, Sea Island cotton and paper Irvine,
which are offered at the very lowest cash prices
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RETURNED.
Charlie Moulton. the Missing Real Estate
"a, Broker, in Town Again.

4 lf4s Broker, in Town Again.
Charles H. Moultor, the missing real estate
man. whose sudden dkappesfsnce from tie Ely
last October caused considerable sensation and
exciteIr emit ION Change, returned Monday night,
and made hissappesrsaes en'the strsets ysstos-
day. His presence in the city was som known to
all who were interested. Moulton, when he went
away. carried with him large amount of money
belonging to his customers and friends, and bis
business rtlatfohs were III q yery bad muidle.
There were numefo1s victims, And they raised
considerable clamor at first. There were several
warrants at police headquarters for Mouito1's
arrest. They would have been Served yesterday.
hut the parties who procured the warrants went
10 Headquarters and withdrew them. Moulton,
when he arrived in the city, went 10 his home At
No. 1908 Fourtoenth gtreeC YelterdSy BE 70
ceived many visitors, among whom were num-
her of bis principal creditors. Moulton intends
very soon to make some arrangement with his
creditors which he hopes will be satisfactory,
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,d1IEEo

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H1.l.N, -F 81 C.Fr.

The Board CT Health met 1T their rooms last
evening. The following is the synopsis of the
operations of The health ofsee FOR the week end
ing January &: NGisGaees reported. s.; abated,
g.; referred s. notices Issued, l; causes of death
investigated, 10; pecuniary conditions inyesti-
gated, 10: citizens complaints, %: burials AZ
public expense, 9; causes Of zymotic disease In
vestigated, ?, viz cerei lspin1l fever, j: dph-
iberia ]; scarlatiDa, !: premises found sanitary,
q insantary, l; tons OF garbage removed, IS; dead
animals removed %: priyies cleaned. Esq. m
Spections-6,s2C bushels of oysters: $3.50 bunehes
OF r,r: ..-'"mned-2o bushels Of oysters: as
punches Of fish
"A fpecia. ".nittee, consisting Of DR.. Bliss and
FroI. Langston are considering the project of e.
tablishing hospital for infectious and contagious
diseases, with view of asking Congress 70 make
an appropriation for that purpose, and viii have
consultation with the District Commissioners
on the subject at an early day, expecting TO pro-
cure their assistance in the matter. After the
transaction Of the usual routine business the
board adjourned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10

To REDUCE SroCK.
Boys and Children's listers and overeoats
down to half their original price. ~
hF9 EisHMAS Bros,
Corner Seventh and e streets.
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To MrxBEss OF CoSeRrss.

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Book and Job
Printing Once is one of the largest and best ap-
pointed Job e6hees south Of New York. You can
have your printing done there cheaper than at
any other once in the District Of Columbia. Type
and machinery AL new;
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EXCURSIONS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NNSN(OCScSc~@S~~~ SN~~~~-~-~-~~~S~O~S~~~~
Hs WASHIN6T0N,- ID. C.. JANU.
~ AIRY 9, 1s7.-A'meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Potomac Terra Gotta Company. for he cleo
uon OF Trustees. will be held ut No iol New Jersey
avenue, on MONDAY, the 18th day of FEBRUARY
neat, between the hours Of and z o clock D. m.
\ jalo-3t SOLOMON GRAVES, Secretary,
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Death of DR.. J. L. y. Bowen

DR.. ]. L. Bowen died yesterday, at his resi-
dence, No. s2s street northwest after an ILL.,
ness Of three weeks. His remains will be rested
in ST. Paul's A. NJ. E. church at IL o'clock, and
the funeral services will be performed at
o'clock.
DR.. Bowen for several years has been leader
among the colored people Of the city, and has
taken an active part in District politics He has
been true friend TO his race, and has zealousIy
advocated every measure for their benefit. He
was con Of Rev. Anthony Bowen, whose name is
treasured by the coi1red people of Washington
DR.. Bowen was in the prime of life, being
scarcely more thGn thirty-fve. He graduated
from the medical department Of Howard Uniyer-
sity in the class Of Il, and Immediately entered
upon the practice Of his profession in this city.
He held the position Of clerk to the House Of
Delegates Of the first Legislature of the Dis
trict. Since the territorial form Of government
was abolished he has been engaged actively as a
politician, and was president of the Lincoln-ha
convention, lass summer, which sent delegates to
Cincinnati. He has served as ward physician to
the poor, and shortly before his death was an
pointed an exam ming surgeon 10 the Pensies
Bureau, in which position he gave general salts
iaction. He leaves wife and five children To-
night, IT s expected, there will be a meeting OF
TO his death '.--.'
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The NATIoNAL REPuBLrcAN Book and ian
Printing OiSce prints Business Cards for a 8
per thousand. Satisfaction Eparanteed. Type
and machinery all new. -'<s
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- - - Is
aBltsAVuaEH sasIasff
so NE aise5szUGE ga bza Ale 7sEh
( .-7lsas47f ~ 90 - 5HEZtA izz
st-f-ofs - s1fT ~ SCI aflsi i'--it
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HowE,s INrEoyrp SCALES.


of broken suits, S.; former price, so and So
.... ~ s'a . r . -.- ETsEMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and streets
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CInp1xp flvrR-

CIRRIED OVER.
ulstefs and Overcoats ct one third less than
original eoet. EIsEMAN Bios,
Corner Seventh and E.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


that Thousands regard an .aHabtisn of the threst
or lungs, such As . cough, old or boafsenets, 4
with extreme fndInerence. THESE c0npfafnts ere
often but the forerunner of consumption, and can
be instantly cured by DR.. BULLS CouGhSyra
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CITY ITEMS.
'sPIPER-HElDsIECK."

'rIPER-HEIDsIEcK."
To the Trade:
We beg to inform you that We have this DAY
been appointed general agents, in the United
States and Canada, for
"PIPRR-HEIpsIKcK',c CHAMPAGNE
and
B. rIPER co.'s "cARTE BLANCHE, SEC"
vors, "
We remain, your obedient servants
JOHN OSBORN, Son & Co,
New York and Montreal.
/ JANUARY 2, 1s77.
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reliee Oppression.

Broken suits ar half their original cost. --
EIsENAN BRos,,
Corner Seventh and e streets.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS.
THE TWENTY-FoURTH ANNIVERSARY :
-.-- -.- OF THE
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
- Will be held In the .-.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH q
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY IS. 1877.
STEPHEN ii. TYING. JR.,- Of New York, will
deliver the Annual Address. 'lal0-tf
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f-4HrH al45- 1903 - = Gtcf - IT ~ ? -
~ Frsrtt},oir ss9-eg -sT'1,lT' .4esslfs1e Z
,EQsts.,iJ p .aiiiA si'aq3 z l ~,
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Two DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER
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.. a. LAWYERS BRIEFS.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Book and Job
Department. is unsurpassed, in its extent and IA
cilties BY any printing house in this or any other
city for the prompt and expeditions execution of
Lawyers Briefs. Type and machinery an new
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20
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~ DR. A. NJ C. Weiseuporn, Dentist, &S -Four.
,erpth street northwest; also. gold alliuRs done %
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Liberal Advances made on Personal Property to .
any smount and for any time desired very
sonable terms.
Also, Goods sold OF Commission.
A large stock Of Go'nls on hand, thew and seconds
hand sold very low Tor cash. JaS-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10

~ A MEE1ING OF THE Stock.
~ HOLDERS Of the " ashingtOE and George
town Railroad Company for the cicct.U.l of direct
ors, Will be held at the Office o. the company corner
of Fist street VIZ st and Pennsylvania avenue, on
WEDNESDAY, the i0th day of january H7..
: The polls will be opened At Il IN. and closed at
ID. m. - -
Transfer books will be closed on the 9TH Of jan
uary. 1871, and opened en- january u. ISL.
II. HURT. President.
c. M. KooSEs, Secretary. de23-td
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-22
HAYES AFTER THE OFFICIAL POLL.
TICIANS,
They Can take their Choice.

WASHINGTON, June 22-It is thought
that at least week will elapse before the
civil service reform Eules will be ready for
promulgation. From the private utter
ances of the president it is inferred that
all federal officers will be prohibited from
taking any active part in political mari
festations, from becoming members of
political conventions or serving as mem
bers of political committees. The presi-
dent, in recent conversation on this sub
ject, SAID that while the enforcement Of
such rule might, and probably would, work
some injury to the Republican party for a
little while to come, it was sound in prin-
ciple and he would insist upon its being
strictly observed. In the end he thought
the Republican party would be benefited
by it. 1t was brought to the presidents
attention yesterday, that in the large at
lantic cities like Boston. New York and
Baltimore, the manipulation of the Repub.
lican primary elections had for years been
mainly directed by the custom house and
other federal officials. The president said
he was pretty we'll cognizant Of all these
facts and the time had come when it must
be changed, he had no objection to any of
the federal officers who thought that
patriotism and duty to party demanded
that they should manage primary meet
inRs and conventions. Iesigning their
offices, but they must either give up one or
the other.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-22

Death sof one OF the Oldest Journalists of
New York Camp Meetings
on Long Island.-The Acting Presidents
Wife 60 run the Machine.-Trouble with
Freight Rates.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Charles Fred
erjek Briggs, one of the Oldest active jour
nalists of this city, died suddenly " ednes-
day night of heart disease, at his residence
in Brooklyn, in the 73rd year of his age
During the day he performed his usual
daties at the Office of the Independent with
has usual ability. and was apparently in
good health when he left for his home in
the afternoon.
At Seaoliff Grove, Long Island, series
of temperance camp meetings will be begun
July 5th, under the auspices of the Total
Abstinence Association of this neighbor-
hood. It's expected Mrs. President Hayes
will be present and participate in these
meetings, and preparations are making fol
her reception and entertainment.
Trouble with east bound freight brough
together last evening representatives of tht
trunk lines. Mr.. Hopkins, representing
the Wabash Railroads, finally consented t
charge the local rates, fourteen cents. frou
D ST. Louis to Toledo, and to settle the diff
5 Guilty it was understood by several. if no
5 all present, that the continuance of thi
! agreement depended upon the ability of tn
i Wabash Go. to obtain st. Louis freight Q
| the rates charged.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-22
England Getting Her Hands into the East
ern War.-She will Send Troops
to Eevpt

CHICAGO, June 22.-The Tribune Lon
don special says he has important and re-
liable exclusive news that considerable
British force is under orders to proceed to
Egypt, that the the cabinet is divided On
the question Of participating in the war,
but 0alisbury's advice has been overborne
by Beaconsfeld and the unanimous senti-
ment of the people. There will be three
regiments OF cavalry for Egypt besides
other troops which he designates by name
in circumstantial manner that lends
plausibihty to the story. There will be in
all 5000 or 10000 men, who will be rein
forced by 5000 native Moslems, wEo will
be sent to Egypt from India. No declara-
ton of war is probable, but the idea is to
protect British interests at the Suez canal
and prohibit any belligerent vessels from
passing through.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-22
HGrThe Congregational choir reached
boDoo ahouf I O'olooL Khir Toorrin0

home about o'clock this morning.
BgNine persons were baptised near
the boat landing last evening, by the
Swedish Baptist society.
6gA meeting was held at the Baptist
Church last night, and temperance alli-
ance organized and oficered.
HBThe A. o. q. D. picnic in Brooks
grove will be largely attended. Hundreds
from Rock Island and Davenport are COM
ing.
B@The appearance of Main street was
very much improved by the street car
track man to-day by clearing the mud off
the track.
HGCralie and Drake took two loads ot
young people to Rock Island last night,
where they surprised Phil Wagner, and
had pleasant time.
B@pBinding of every description done
at close figures at THE ARGUS bindery.
All kinds of printing cheaper than else
where in the three cities. First class work
guaranteed. II.
bGpThere is talk of a brick building
being erected upon the vacant lot east of
Richard & Sohrbeck's drug store. This
would improve the appearance of the
street, and be a credit to the city. Let it
go up at once,
RI@The grand pic mic of the season
will be held in Brooks grove Saturday
evening, under the auspices of the A, o.
Z. D., of Moline and the neighboring
cities. All kinds of refreshments on the
ground. The grove will be lighted and
adorned with torchlights. Chinese lanterns,
ETC. Music, both vocal and instrumental
dancing, swinging, and everything i'm
Imaginable in the way of amusement vii
be there. 22d2t
The Plow City.
The steam yacht Plow City is now il
perfect trim for excursions. Pains vii
be taken to insure the comforts of passen
gers. Liberal discount to Sunday schools
and societies. 15d3m
False Imprisonment.
August Eibing, the barber who was ar
rested by Marshal Wells, Wednesday. wa'
released yesterday. Wells was very i'm
portant in the forenoon, and said he knew
his business and would hold the prisoner
as long as he chose, but afterWard sough
advice and concluded to let him out Eib
ing and his friends claim that the arres
was made without sufficient cause, and vii
commence an action immediately for falls
imprisonment, unless it should be settleC
satisfactorily The case looks bad for Well
and the Iowa City Official.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-22
DR.. scHENcK's PULMoN1c SYRUP

SEA WEED Tonic AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These
medicines have undoubtedly performed more cures
of Consumption than any other remedy known to
the American public They are compounded OF
vegetable ingredients, and contain nothing which
can be injurious to the human constitution. Other
remedies advertised as cures for Consumption,
probably contain opium, which is somewhat dan
gerous drug in all cases. and if taken freely by con-
sumptive patients it must do great injuryi for its
tendency is to confne the morbid matter in the
system, which, OF course, must make cure impos-
sible Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is warranted not
to contain particle OF opium; it is composed OF
powerful but harmless herbs, which act on the
lungs liver, stomach and blood, and thus corrects
ali morbid secretions and eZpel all the diseased
matter from the body These are the only means
| by which Consumption can be cured, and as
| Schenck's PulmOnic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and
| Mandrake Pills are the only medicines which ope
rate in this way is obvious that they are the only
genuine cure for Pulmonary Consumption. Eacf
bottle OF this invaluable medicine is accompanied
by full directions. DR.. Schenck is professional!
at his principal office, corner Sixth and Arch SITS.
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all letters 10
advice must be addressed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-22
LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITsl

The public are cautioned against another cOun-
erieit which has lately made its appearance, called
W B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment the most danger
Gus of all the COunterfets, because HIS having the
name OF Farrell, many will buy it III good faith
without the knowledge that a counterfeit exists,
and they will perhaps only discover their error
when thespuriOus mixture has wrought its evil et-
feCts.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H.
G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor and whole
sale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois,
to whom all applications for Agencies must be ad-
dressed. Be sure you ge it with the letters II g.
before Farrells thHs-H. G. FARRELL'S-and his
signature on the wrapper, all other are counter
feits.
Sold by all druggists and by regular authorized
agents throughout the United States
~ Price 25 and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle
hamlet In the United Statss in which one is not al
ready established Address II. q. Farrell as above
accompanied with good character, responsibility
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-22
Chicago 1arKet.

CHICAGO, June y.
Wheat-Stronger; &c higher; 46l4 cash; 446
July; 26x Aug.
Corn Stronger: 461z cash; As asked Aug.
Oats-Firmer; 361a cash. 36A July.
Rye-Unchanged.
Barley-Unchanged.
EPork Heavy and lower; y 90 cash; 10 90 Aug.
z ELard-Heavy and lower; STA July; 9 90 Aug.
Whisky-Higher; 0S.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; quiet and shade easier
light 4 1894 50; coumon to choice heavy 75G
10.
Cattle-Quiet; receipts $500; common to choice
to shippers 00056 SIS.