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Change Of StrGGtGrade
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, !
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 29, 1885.

Notice is hereby given that the Common
Council of the City of st. Paul, at their meet
ing to be held on Tuesday, the 1st day of Sep-
tember, A. d. 1885, at 1880 o'clock p. m, at
the Council Chamber, in the City Hall; will
consider and may order change of grade on
the following streets between the points
named, viz:
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ST. Paul Real Estate.

DR.. j. II. Bryant has just sold to n.
McAfee a farm of 16O acres in Stevens
county for 81, 600. The following are
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.
b Michael to Aug Thoms, "A of It's 2S,
90 and 80, blk =, subd of Stinson's div $50
Emma Bohrer to John l Flibotts, its
and 2, blk IL, Oakville Park add. 600
NJ w Curry to Mrs II Maugan, 1t 3, blk
1, subd of Buell. & Mackubins out
lots. Observation-Disclosures. 200
G A B Weide to + Anderson, 1t /, rearr
of blk s. Nelson's add ............... 500
John Larkin to Paul Martin, 1t 3, blk 4,
Eaton & MOrriSOn's add ............. I,2OO
Jacob Williams to Jacob G. Berg, 100
# of 1t Is, blk II, Arlington Hills add. 600
NJ ID Miller to NJ + Propping, 1t IL, blk
Q p, Mackubin & Marshalfs add. 800
William Dawson TO S c Staples, part of
blk 6, Olivier's add. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
a II Rogers top L Hardenbergh, Its
and 9, subd of blk 4, Palace add w 6,S92
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Nine transfers; total consideration .sla

Nine transfers; total consideration SI2,272
BUILDING PERMITS.
II W Carter, ,2-stOry frame double dwell
ing, side Feronea st, bet Westwood
and Albion ts.................... $4,000
@ Riley, repair to 2-story frame dwell
ing, n side Sibley av, bet Nina and
harrington avs. Observation-Disclosures. 1,5OO
W G Hodgins, 112-story frame dwelling,
u side Thomas st, bet st Albans and
Dale Observation-Disclosures. $50
Antoine WepperyhOwsli, history frame
dwelling, n side Van Buren, st, bet st
r.Albans and Grotto sts......... 100
Four permits; total cost....... 1850
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Isabel Street,

From Dakota Avenue to State street.
as indicated by the red line on the
profile thereof.
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INSTITUTE INSTRUCTORS.
Reports and Discussions at the
Closing Session.

The state institute instructors. in about
the same numbers as on the previous day,
met yesterday morning at the capitol and
commenced the work of the session. 1t
consisted of a general and free
discussion Of methods of procedure
and the reports Of the committees appointed
the first day 20 investigate given topics.
Prof. Kiehle opened the meeting by a gem
eTal talk upon the nature of the work to be
done at the Institutes and the necessity of
originality in doing it. He urged the In
structOrS not to approach the work as arti-
sans. but as artists who We're in love with
1t. He further said they should not con-
fine themselves to any one line of work, so
that their methods became stamped with
their own personality, but to conduct them
selves as students. ever learning new meth
DDS and devising interesting and attractive
means of arriving at results.
Prof. Kirke. from the committee to per-
feet on organization of institutes, recon-
mended that when there are more than
sixty teachers at an institute they be en-
rolled
IN TWO SECTIONS,
the first TO be composed of teachers holding
first grade certificates and the second those
holding second grade certificates, who had
been active working members of an institute
for ten days. lie recommended that in
struction be given in school economy
penmanShip. hygiene, specific methods, etc,
in the first section, the work of the second
section to be largely the science of meth
DDS of teaching. 1t was also recommended
that instruction be given to teachers in the
methods of using text books. The report
was discussed at considerable length.
Prof. McCleary Of Mankato reported on
the methods of utilizing the evenings in the
work of the institute. He recommended
the first evening be a society one. one even
ing be devoted 10 q lecture, another TO the
study of some author, etc.
Miss Sprague reported from the commit
tee on ends of institutes work and the most
desirable methods of securing those ends.
On this point she urged better system of
discipline in the meetings. They were not
well attended. and county superintendents
and others did not second their efforts as
they should do. There was deal of dis
cuSsion on this point, the superintendent
saying that all that could be done was to
use moral suasion, as there was no statute
ON the matter.
The discussion on this matter and other
points in the report was quite general, after
which the meeting adjourned.
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Acker Street,

From Mississippi street to a point
sixty (6O) feet west of Buffalo street,
as indicated by the red line on the
profile thereof.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

Four permits; total cost. ............
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-24
MOURNING n CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July 23d.-The bells Of the
Fire Department began tolIing all over the
city a few minutes after the receipt OF the
news of General Grants death Flags are
displayed at half-mast on all Government
buildings
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7Partirio Diaz, OF the City of Mexico
4 The excursionistS of the Associated Press o
Mexico send to you, and through you to tn
gMeXican republic, their profound sympathy 70
! The death OF the illustriOuS American hero, Gen
.eral [. 5. Grant in whom Mexico lost one o
her best friends
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ALLEN SPRINGS.

WINS FAyORITE AND ,.--
i charming retreat in one Of sssSliSss
the loveiiest canyons in Lake Es ssI SssffsA
county, with well-drained aes q ~ IS
grounds and good trout stream -
at hotel, having been entirely refitted and re
furnished, is now open for the reception o.
guests. The Springs are Soda, Chalybeate and
white Sulphur, and their medicinal value i.
superior. The new proprietor will endeayor tc
make this resort pleasant home for invalidS
seekers and hunters. Terms reason
able Railway TO Williams, thence 30 miles by
daily stage for the Springs, on arrival of train
WILLIAM BASLER, Proprietor.
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SAN FRANCISCO alARxET.

a SAN FRANCISCO. July sd.
= FLOUR-Steady We quote Best city extra,
81 25a .; medium, - 50g4; shipping sUperiine,
( WIiEAT-BuSiness still drags, owing to linn
) tied demand on export account. Good shipping
grades are nominGiy qGotable at 81 40 z ctl
s. Call Board sales At the morning session of the
S San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
s. lows
Buyer season-ioo tons, 81 65; 100, 81 65]4; 100,
! BUYER Iss5-100 tons, 81 So; 900, 81 5G14; 200,
Isl 56ls: 100, 81 5G34 ? ctl
g BAKLEY-Is steady. Feed that viii come up
z To No. / standard is in demand at 81 % 2 ell,
I. though this figure is the dull limit that will be
paid. Old Brewing continues unchanged at
!. 81 $0@l IS q ctl.
4 Call Board sales at the morning session of the
san Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
J; Buyer $500 tons 81 272l; 100 81 27zs; 300
!, Seller is$5, new-SOO tons, 81 2l; 200, 81 2l1l
Z oATS-Are inactive and weak. We quote
!: Surprise and Milling, 81 3712@l 40; No l. 81 15a
Il %; No. =, 81 C5@1 121a; Black. 81 1901 10 g
: CoRN-Buyers are limited in number
I'VE quote: Large Yellow, 81 15@1 90 small
: Yellow, 81 221& large White, 81 l5aI 20; small
: SEEDS We quote as follows: Mustard
: 81 25@9 80 {, ctl for Brown and s. 25@
: . 90 for Yellow; Canary, S12@4c; Hemp, $40
!, S]1lc; Rape, 2l4@234c; Timothy, 51896c; Alfalfa
: HAY-Old prices still rule. We quote Al
: falfa. SstGi2; Wheat. Sl0G1i Oat, SS9l1; Barley
: S7E5I0: Mixed, S7G9 2 ton.
= HoPS-From SC to &c Z H. represents the cur
! rent asking range.
) RYE-D6es not seem to be wanted Quotable
at 81 27I$i11 50 2 ctl.
. ESBUCkWHEAT-Slow of movement. QuotablC
: AZ 81 2i(al IS q ctl
3 PoTAToEs-We quote: Early Rose. $oS65e
: Mission Garnet Chill, 5a6G0e; Choice san Lean
. dro Peerless. 60d70c 3 eti; Sweet, POPS q H.
= ONIONS In good supply. Quotable at s.
. al 10 q ctl-
> BEANS-We quote BayOs, S2@2 90, Butter
: 75eG<1 %: Pink, 81 S5Gl IS; Red. = 46Gi so
Inns, 81 J0GeI IS: Pea, 81 259l 75 small White
: 81 25Gl - = ctl.
VEGETABLES Everything in this line is
plentiful and cheap. Tomatoes loG1so for Win
tiers, aid 25@t9c 2 box for IIiver; Greer
Corn, SGl0e = dozen: Egg Plant 63@S5i
Il box Artiehcxes, 15c e dozen; CdcumbeTs j
a lgc 2 box for bay; Carrots. 10000; Turnips
5 SIG Soc = CT, Beets, 4G9C0c r ell; PGrs
oi;s, 81 . ell CGpliHowcr, CSC ? dozen cab
basc, 75c 3 cJl Garlic, 21a65c . p; Cciery, 20
z dozen, Dried Peppers. Boise Z 10: Greel
do, 50ia75c = box Green Peas, 1l9@s212
& = D.; String Beans, 11992c 4 l. for poor
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! ScoTr's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
8with HypophosphiteS, is q combination of
stwo most valuable remedies, in palatabe
sand easily digested form, having great heal
sng and strengthening properties, most
syaluabl in consumption and wasting
-liseaSeS
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP &C
FOR uCSDAUIU.

yIHk SPLENDID NEW SOD
1 Ton Steamships wiz Leave the a =
COrpsGy' Wharf, corner SteuaTt + 30 g =
and Harrison SLTaeFs. st 3 P. b.: SIX
$50 - '- \ trt9 Is
q T. ~ ii;s ACGt ST 1871
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rAssExGmas rI,0M TuE EAST.
SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-UsIos.]

3 NrwuALL, July 23d The following
Overland passengers passed Newhall July
8 ODD 10 arrive in San Francisco July 24th :.
81. n Shaw, D. b Gillette, L. Sachs, c. ;
3 Haraszthy, Miss HarasMhy J. ". Hanson,
s:P. Veasey, Mrs. X. Clarke, J. Bates, San
8 Francisco; DR.. /. 4. Cora, TIC. Hamilton, Z
CLOS Angeles Miss Gillette Florida; j. L.
3 Carver, Boston; II. Banning. Wilmington 4
aMiss G, Af. Parker, Sacramento; J. W.
SKnoX, New Mexico Manuel L. Sanchez, :
z RacElla Sanchez, Eliza Sanchez, Guate-ss
snaIa W. ". Howcth and wife, Texas.
8 PRoMoNroRY (Utah), July 23d-The fol-.
i lowing overland passengers passed throuSh5
Sto-day, to arrive in Sacramento July 25th =
s Mrs. William Glazing and two daughters, {
philadelphia; Cold Day Troupe, with thir-s
4teen member; J. b. Kirkland, II. c. Caro-#
CLAN, Mrs. Carolan, Mrs ". J. Colcher, NJ
81. Louis, Z. D. Sawyer and wife San Fran
Scisco; H. W. Chase II. Knoblocll H. L.
;sCollin, New York; Mrs. General L. NJ
8 Bane and family, Salt Lake; S. E. VIM, 6
California; Colonel John T. Prince ands
gdaughter, Colonel A. L. I\ioter and family
Ell, d. Iittlcfield, Maine; ". B. Grubbs, :
fliiinois; J.J. Swinaerton, New Zealand. t
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SHERIFF HOUSE,
CAL.

sHAVING OPENED AND RE a
1 [ fitted this popular Hotel, A.SIiSsA y,
Il take this method of inform Ea IN Ssississ.
ing my friends and The public 81 IIls s;sts -
that the house will DE con eSsz@l5sz e.
.ducted in such a manner as cannot fail to please
sThe table and accommodations will be the best
and prices moderate. Tourists to Lake Tahoe
sDonucr and other points of interest in the
smountaius, will find the house ve3y convenient
to stop at. J. SHERIFF, Proprietor
iYg-2u1 FMS
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fsrT5HE OLDEST. GREATEST AND BEST REM
q edy for the cure of Nervous end Physit a
= debility, Vital Exhaustion, Seminal week.-Mrs. IS
d Loss OF Manhood, Failing Memory and Relaxed
sIand Enfeebled condition OF the Ge1lto-Uru9ry
;&Organs.
e II speedily cures Impotence, Early Pc
Scay Loss of Vigor, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and
all the sad effects of youthful folies AID abi sc
Cor EXCESSES OF MATURITY.
z 1t permanently prevents all Unnatural
2i4oss from the system, as thousands can attest
y who have used the Remedy in the past quarter
zof century which IL IGs been before the public.
4 1t is indeed a wonderful re,nsdy-toning
sSChe nerves, strengthening the muscles checking
ssthe waste, invigoFat.ng the whole system end
s.4ANES5.
81 The Doctor viii agree to forfeit ~ 900 fer 8
.scase undertaken not cured. The reason SO many
s5snnOt get cured of weakness and the So0ye Is
Ceases Is owing TO complication called PGDSI A
: r0ERHEA with HypeEsthesia. which requires
q special treatment
q Dr. LlBPE0's INvlGoRAToR No 9, ySitb our pe. u.
siar special treatment, is the only cure for PRS
55TAToERHEA. BY i MANHOOD is restored AID fhc
: hand of time moved back from ese 10 youth.
& Price Of either InYigoratOr, So. CASE OF
s3siZ bottles, 30 Sent TO any address, cove ed
,SsaCureiy from observation.
6 Or. Liebig IL Go. treat successfully by 20
, Il, sopathy every form Of SPECIAL, PRIMAL
'kor CHRONIC Disease without mercury or rGll-
Sse0us drugs. If vitality is drained from the
!. body, numerous diseases follow that battle C'di-
: uGry medical treatment. Ii allowed TO continue,
ING ulnaltu1i loss cSilsts CCnSCGptlODi VA
l4b6teS, Brights Disease, Insanity, etc, Cures
guaranteed. Diseases OF the geHigo- urinary Or
sggIs kidneys, liver and bladder specially trlat-
s$4d. DISEASES or WOMEN SPEEDILY 6CRED.
8 qualified and Re6ponsi5je.-DT. Liebig Il
1tCc. from EUROPE are regular college educated
5PhysiSians, aud are now in their nineteenth
@yeGr Of special practice.
q If pin les appear on the face and body, IT you
= become iistless Hnd easily tired and exhausted,
: looE; out for she complication with Seminal
n-NeakneSs, discovered at the LIEBIG DjSPEN-
4 SARY. known as Prostatorrh0Ha. De. il +
!. IIG'S IEyIGORATOR, No. ., is the only known
remedy for the above complication, ProFta-
tcrch0ea.
j Mott powerful electric be1s free 20 patients
j 20 PROVE TIE WONDERFUL PolfE2 ~ rjE n
3 FIGORATOR 4 s. BOTTLE GIVEN OK SEcyT TIE
: Consultation free and private.
= LlsiiSIG DJSPENS4Rf,
j 100 Geary street, San Francisco, ca.
3 Private Entrance, 4Dj Mason street. for tlos h
I'D Geary street from Kearuy. ksln antTaI &c
through Dispensary Drug Store. d8-Ivtsyy; yeow
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l7S,-f1zcl t-sioI Tickets ct Reduced Rates. FcIE
psseeSo ~ jl7Gsr particulars, apply To J. y. :
sFB * * si-s & BROS. AEsGts S27 harEet street. &
Garner ETaGo1t 0iS-,f Z
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w. T. COLEMAN & co., Agents,
SAN FRANCISCO. ap2S4ply

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
| California, county Of Sacramento. In I-I the
matter of the estate Of CORNELIUS DEYouNG,
deceased. Notice is hereby given that MON
DAY. the Sd day OF AUGUST, 1SS5, at 10 ocl0ek
A. NJ OF said day, and the Court room OF said
Court at the Court house, in the city CT SacTa-
mento, county of Sacramento and state o. Can,
pace for proving the viii o. said CORNELIUS
DEYOUNG deceased and fer hearing the ap-
niicatior Of A. 4. kRULL FOR the Issuance TO
him of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hsnd and the seal OF said Court,
this 2lst day of July. 1885.
8 lSEkIl Nm. B. HAMILTON, Clerk,
Z TAYLOR & UoII. Attorneys for Petitioner
jy92-10t
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THE CENTENNIAL STATE.

/ DENVER, July 23d.-The city is draped in
smourning, and steps have already been
taken looking to q proper observance of the
Funeral. Reports from the interior of the
State are TO the effect that the people every
swhere profoundly feel the nations loss
Ex-senator Chaffee, the father of Mrs. [
is. Grant Jr., left for New York this even
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SECRETARY wHITNEY's ORDERS.

& WASHINGTON, July 23d-Secretary Whit
sney has issued an order directing that the;
ensigns at each naval station of each vessel,
sof the United States Navy in commission,
be hoisted at halt-mast, and that guns be,
! fired at intervals every halfhour from suns
Erise TO sunset at each naval station and on
board the fag-ships and of vessels acting
siRgly, on the day Of the funeral, where.
s this order may be received in time other,
swise on the day after its reception. Off;
$cers Of the navy and marine corps will
Swear the usual badge Of mourning attached
: to the sword-hilt and on the left arm for a
fperiod of thirty DAYS.
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A. For Morning. P. For ) fternoon.
Sundays excepted. Sundays only.
6 Freight and Accommodation Trains.
A. y. ToNNE, General Manager.
T. 4. G3or2IAT. Gan'l Pass and Ticket Agent
jyI-tf
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!llaac > h for choice: pried Okra. Ia &c . n

st1IZG3c y h for choice: Dried Okra I5G25c a hi
1GTsci do S610r a N. Narropyfat Sn1Is sh S1}64I5s
tor . simmer SQUASH 565l55c a HOY
x FRI,IT-Io iI1nroyement in prices. In fact
:. the situation is ifanvthino yct more fayorableI
\ for cnnsmmcrS We GIiote ~ foilov,S. Wotermel-
ons f611I0 a hundred Cantalonpes' E5cCaSl y.
"a rrate Tectorines 5075c "a boy Primes 55S;
z &c = bskt and S55a4Gc = bgx. Cranes 50cSs
= q = nov fOr ordin,r,- daecrinttGns and:
: - 5,9l,5 fr chnica Tnl,oy. ctrn,TharreS s,1 "a;
"a cSncte PinISs I5,S.lGn - h1v. RosTharl
6 To Si1,c - chSst Siaci-IerricS 81,
- IN chest InricatS $j1.S5c .,
$ box. Peaches, 25GlIoc "A box ana bskt 1
Is 80 5Gc6TSi . 10y Armies 15n7osn - hStt
a,,S S; 100 S = o, Df tpiSs, hc ISM
) SdSzc = HOY Bartlett do 9ci g. :. no. s'IlSi
s.,G5 t69 = bsigt, Iaro0nsSic{iS, saao a. fotf
-d0 (;aIiforni6 75ceSI y = nov f3r orli 1sry
.saTd s. 5aSSi - for Sicilv Sod SfacsI, ~:
16 0 box ~ ORANGES soU Ca oIfa s 95
81 : how for common 81 5 nv P7v W
TbiG ~ 55% IN - 10Y p,,,,,S - 49, i g
g5bnncb, 5i1esII,Ies = 56g,;sa foge,,' ~ '''S'
s. mRTtsh FI%iiIT s,I,,Ti,d srn'as 1il7oo
-. 10 70 i,yiotS ~ BIac Tats o. o IN IN
10 ~ nct a, ~ for iJi,ei i'' ~ ~
FOR 10 I,ers and liI7 I1ic f 100 N NJ.
ge Peaches 12I5c fr neeled oIsd IN So tor.:
a. P ~ Fl ,o1 S9tC aiq '9oc oI
= "a ri1d So rIIr 1iS go % Ioi
$3.50 1itr fT IIr1I,ifrcd. German p-iI5ae ~
e Iooa NneratSjIs 3 81 a hcv Lay eiS Il '0'
p II9E wv oT1ote ComIh IN 50. t,,tr,ct;,7
II 10 ~ :. n 4'''@ 'e1''' ->'i o.
& RfIT5TER-Fancv brands are scarce and want !
cirn @ oGd are s 81 I SUe5 oI r" i
So ~ "a r. fr-1 fts ,c for ,i, - I - ~
80 = -, - -, r Sest ~ 10 - - =
iSi..sI3 OmotaIi ~ oSi,. ~ q ~
sEEif;5z7Sc Eastern Iic. Western 51sI0r a n
e ~ y ~ 49, = , e -, ~ E 7
"a a. $50 it9rI5 Il I f AZ 'luee iol
M f - 20 va az 10
,-s--11 /a 80 S. -, ' CIV i'I4'A'O
pH 1U1Ii 4,G ~ 1oroa,id lib ,-i,os
~ i, 5tsi 'tues 'ie St2S
sIlne & re i9I5i Iei4S, !9Sslsc
W ~ 90 ~ a. .tt O. s ~ s29 hl
olts' I n - 80 IL ~ '11iedS, so %, a.
to SIS p'cA' . 0o1' ~ q oozeii' Neese' GIG
q ~ 2 pa W.. ,.,,,.,. ,-,i -,,- II. II.
s. "a "a NE 5Eng quo'e; 9el!SE, "a ~ q 10; ilaTe
1g TO- Ugc d9aG
NV ioiC-'2 MT NulCt I-SiotCIll IidIis
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THE WHITE HOUSE DRAFTED.

3 WASHINGTON, July 23d. = The White
EHouse has been handsomely draped, the
Femblems Of mourning being equal to those
Con the building at the time of the death OF
president Garfield. They are over and
saround the windows and doors facing the
Snorth, and the great pillars of the portico at
sthe north entrance are also covered with
Gback
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THE CABINET MEETING.

WASHINGTON, July 23d.- With the ex-
ception of Secretary Eudicott all the mem
bers We're present at the meeting of the
Cabinet this noon. The President informed
them Of President Grants death, he having
been officially informed of The demise by
telegram from Colonel Fred Grant Presi-
dent Cleveland has instructed Adiutant-
General Dram to 90 to New York to repre-
sent him aud TO consult with Mrs Grant
relative to the funeral Of the ex-President.
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EASTERN AND Eoi,NiGN MARKETS.

q Ngw YoRK. July 29d.
3 BREADsTUFFs-F is dun and Wheat
fquiet.
(, WOOL-Csiiloula is quiet at Sal0c for fall
sburry. and i2all7c ciean 1alJ: spring bury, IS
I: 9,17c clean spring, l99-5c; pulled. 25@55c.
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n LOUISIANA.

BATON ROUGE. July 22i.-Immediately
ION the receipt of the news Of the death OF
sGrant, Governor McEnery issued a procla-
lmaton ordering flags placed at halfmast
land the State Capitol draped in mourning
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DAYTON, July 23d.-The old veterans al
the National Soldiers Home will wear i
badge of mourning for thirty days in
fmcmory Of General Grant.
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! To the Unfortunate
Or. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
Ge5 Kearny sLreet, San francisco.

I; Established in 1854
\ for the treatment o
i III A Sexual and SeInina
{. As ~ =ss5aA Diseases, such as Con
Is ES>-. S.SSSlS OrThuea elect. Structure
x f3i55sscSa srsiIy SsA Syphilis in all its forms
+ ksz5 500 sSsa SeTniral Weakness lm
i E-%S x &9 potency, skir Diseases
!. ESS "a kz5sss 8ssss:A etc, permanently cureC
: ~ M JEl. sst "a 49, or 10 charge
y ~ Nv sSSFSsS Seminal Weakness
: - S551SgS7SsSssSsISS Wy M Seminal Emissions
2 III 81 w sFs$ h consequence ofSelf
$S2SSFAS IN abuse. This solitary
SSS$SS&SsssISS sSsSSSSs or depraved sex
ual Indulgence is practiced by the youth OF both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, pi0ducIn5
! with unernng certainty the following train o.
!, morbid symptoms unless combated b. scientific
: medical measures, viz: SailOW c0uutenante
: dark spots under the eyes pain in the head
ringing in the ears. noise like the rustlIng OF
leaves and rafting of chanots uneasiness about
5 the loins weakness of the limbs, confused Wis
: ion blunted intellect, loss of confidence, difi-
Gence Ill approaching strangers, q dislike 10 form
; new acguaintances, disposition to shun society
I. loss of memory, hectic flashes pimples and va
riouS eIuptOns about the face, furred tongue.
foetid breath, coughs consumption, night sWeatS,
: monoTGania and frequently insanity
q CURED AT HOME.
z Persons st a stance may be cured at home by
: addressing letter to DR.. GIBBON, stating case,
! symptoms, length Of time the disease has con,
: tinued. and have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, to any part OF
the country, with full and plain directions. BY
1 the Postofice or through Wells, Fargo & Co., 8
package of medicine viii be forwarded to any
: part of the Union. The Doctor cures when others
]! fail. Try him. Mention the REGLRD.uNIoN
: Address DIX. J.: +; GIDEON,
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5 fRLoH MEALS - Following are rates Tor
swhole carcasses rom slaUghtereIs TO dealers ::
Beer FIRST quality, 6i5a7c; second quality,
6G6Hc; third quality, 5@o1sc q ID. Mutton
sWetners ere QuOtabe Ut y 2g5c . ID, ana Ewes at
s4@41ac 2 10. LGmb-QuutGble al 6G7c = ID.
9Veal-Quot&ble at Sel2c p p. Pork-Llye
5hogs, on foot, Z14G4J.c; dressed do. ~ g6c q
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stelegraphic communication with Colonel
] Fred Grant, who by reason of Childs' long
and close friendship with the family, has
asked for advice on several matters con-
spected with the funeral preparations and
has left to Childs' judgment the arrange
sment ofall the principle points. The Mayor
8having called a special meeting of the
Council for tomorrow, there will be intro
sduced, and undoubtedly passed, resolution
sasking that the body be allowed to lie III
Estate in Independence Hall for one day.
q BLAINE AND RANDALL.
Mt. McGREGoR, July 23d.-Following are
samong the kilograms received by the
family:
i AUGUSTA (Nfe.), July sd.
= hrs T. s. Grant: Please accept my pro
sfound sympathy in your great bereavement
SThe entire nation mOurnS the loss of its first
gsoldier and first citizen.
& JAMES G. BLAINE.
y BERwYN pa, July sd.
Il Mrs. General Grant: | have heard with
sgreat sorrow of General Grants death. | otfel
sthe full measure of sympathy.
u SAML J. RANDALL.