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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
ExDER's STOMACH BITTERs,

Win give strength and appetite, will destroy that
feeling OF WEAKNESS TINT clngs so tanasiousy 10 any
one when recovering from this sease. IL IL highly
recommended for the cure OF Dyspepsia.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
vnlarov, wAiSer County. Ga, I
lime ~ lblsj.

Or. ions BrLL-Desr SIu lhaye recently gwen
your "Worfn DESTROYER" several trisls, anr ind u
wonderfully eicuccus II has not failed In single
Instance 20 have the wished-for eject. am doing
pretty large county prGc'ice, and have daily use for
some. article ofthe X nd. am free 70 confess
hat know Of no remedy Recommended by the stlcss
authorities that - certain and speedy IN 10 effects
On tho c1ntrsIy, tey are Upcerian IN the extreme,
Ny OBJECT ia writing " 10 ind oct upon what terms
] eau get the medicine directly from you. II can
get upon easy terms, shall use great deal Of 10
that the 81 such articles IN contrary 10
the teachings and practice Of great majority Of the
rssyEiar line discaiding remedy which We know TO
De SUFFICIENT simply because may be ignorant offs
combination. For my part, shall make II rule TO
AL and every means 20 alleviate suffering human
ny which may be able 10 cotnmsnd-not be-itaiing
because some one more ingenious than ms self have
learned 10 eiferi- first All secured the sole right %
secure that knowledge. However, am by no means
advocate supporter Of the thousand of worthless
nosrums that flood the county, that purOrt 20 cure
an msuner diseases 10 which sesh j. heir. Please
reply soon. aud inform me ofyour best terms.
JsLlCs y. CLEMENT. ". p.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
REmALE WEAKNEsS,

And foI coughs, colds, bronchitis and consumption,
thnot To be surpassed. A. TONIC BEVERAGE
chiiis and Fever II taken regularly
DIR. y. II. ENDERS,
sals Iy PADucAH KENTUCKY.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
MANY EMINENT PHYSICIANS

Chilli and Fever are caused from q certain poison
eIst.ng ~ the atmosphere known malaria. II re.
duces the vitality OF the blood. retards the action OF
the different organs aud causes Bllioubness Consti'
patton, etc. aud In This way prepares the system for
any disease Of more serons nature which may fol.
low. To avoid further trouble, ard relieve yourself
VI tnls a scase, take
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
An Eiigibiy Situated Dwelling House.

Twin sell my dwelling house, situated on the corner
OF sixth ami Walnut, with the two lots upon which
stands on reasonable terms. The house contains aye
rooms and kitchen, IL well arranged well unished
supplied with gas oistern outhouses, etc. and ali in
INST rate condition, for price aud terms apply az nv
shop, on sixth street, neal Leyee street.
oc9Wi r. TIE0BALD.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
.1 DIR. JOHN BULLS Preipal ofneo; d.
NO. 80 FIFTH, Gross street,
Ia Lo,,isv11lc. Ky.
o.
.t.I-t fl4 lev .tuta
BULBS
WORM DESTROYER
To My United States and World. Vide
Readers:

HAVE received many testimonials irop, profes
il sonal and medicsl men, - my hlmanscs and yAri.
publications nave shawn, all OF which are genuine.
The following from hlghly educated and popular
physician In Georga, IL certainly one Of the most
nsible communications have ever received. Or.
Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his
testimony deserves To- he written in letters ~ gold
Hear Hhi,t the Doctor says Of Lulrs Worm DsS
trOyer:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
7 Aw INSTITUTt.
BENTON.

Franklin County, Illinois
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
ENDER'S CHILL CURE.

Il stimulates the organs 10 perform their different
Iuncuons and acts as andoie 20 the ISison which
the Fever aud Ague and thereby restores the
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
Fosr Daily Trains Leave n. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,

Via Jersey city and Camden and Amboy. Distance.
- miles; Time, hours. 0.
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Elegant wide Passenger Ga,

Or All New England Passengers holding through
tickets viii u. Lanrfcrrcd, with their baggage. IN Rs
ssd Boat Connection, in New York. without charge
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
Shoulder braces.

IA cRRarclny''ycn can 90, No. pivot ACTION
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN1RALR.
IA NJ IN ...ssssfs Ess;:..1S sssss:ss
DO BILE TR A & n A..
81 Miles The Shortest Route TO New York;

Al Pustura trains from the West run direct to the
Union depot whore passengers for Harrishutg Bait.
more, Washington, Philafrlpia, New YORK, Boston,
tran uft ha d..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
PENNsYLvANgA RAILROAD.

Buy you tickets for Nos York, Philedeiphs end all
points East, via the Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago
ana the Pennsylvania Central Rsroed. The trains oi
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-30
I'LL SOlS CEN RIA L

make close cor nections nj Nation aud Chicago; and
the entire trip 10 New York u nsde with only two
changes OF ears -rH
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

says also that some OF the axes which formed part OF
the booty thus acquired are s In the possession q
Chinese riot, which threatened at one time to be
sQWewbat serious, has taken place at Windeyer. A
false ScSdsSton % Of theft against another named .
Chong and abous 800 Annoy CAinamea attacked Yas
yelling, hswiing and shOuttng in manner which
h descrfbed Is ssbideoasv" fhe exc1tsment kept
to voiieys cf stones and ss as isst sars Became 20
serious thas the police made last desperate effort
e restore peace and By little mud persuasion e
capturing haw . dozen Of the ringiesders on each
The soutb -. vulsaos, oueseso. 4, oueens.nd q
stu creating sCo0d deal Of Interest," Ths Isboreu
on the Marybor0ugh Sugar O0mpany's plantation
refused about 81 weeks ago. 70 wsrk any more. as
manager tried every available means 70 induce them
the panssson 70 tSs city dd NOS dare 70 resor =
nogsing The Islanders were however, Kept with.
q 9s s11 SDS sD aD
bark. AT last the overseer called I'M the police ana
took the laborers before the magistrate. VINO re-
year and ordered them to return % WORK Tnis the
natives still persisted In declining to dc, and are
where they are confined IKE 20 on many cattle.
some uEy stories are adoat - 20 some ofthe do
inss s. o. the the Daphne schooner which arrived in
cargo. The captain admits that he has complied in
NO particular with the provisions OF tho POynesian
LaO0relg act and some OF the few phllanthr0plsts
VINO are now opposing this hideous form OF servi-
him. ~1 - S~','"11 - s'','l- 80
Preserved meats bid fair to become one OF tho
staple productions Of the colony. Several firms are
already In the field actively engaged In timing and
canning sheep carcasseG, which have heretofore
been conslgned to the bone boilers. 1t Ii clearly
demonstrated that meat can be preserved without
being salted and without any very great expense,
and large addition 20 the earnings Of the colony
NAV be expected from this source tn future.
The mai route via rhe Cape Of Good Hope ID said
70 be positively resolved upon BY the government II
the report Of the Agent General in London should be
favorable. The great. advantage to be obtained
from this line u not In the qicKness Of transit, but
cation.
A big nugget. Weighing forty pounds and valued at
Berlin diggingB. It was found by couple Of men
who only three weeks previously found twenty
four pound nugget, valued at g., ,100 In the same
claim. These are the luckiest diggers for several
years.
!, In South Australia there is srin great deal Of
squabbling over the land laws, but the settlement Of
one great problem Of the colony seems distant
ever.
The new Governor Of West Australia, Sir Benjamin
Pine, Is expected to arrive very shortly Some idea
of Western Australia may be gathered from the fact
that this gentlemen, after being landed BY the
steamer Ct Albany, will have to make journey Of
seven days In . vehicle, over bad roads, through
country where the police stations are used by travel
lers as hotels, before he reaches PERTH the seat OF
governments l 4-s.e Fl ssr-..ts
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

sSs io. 4 80 50 for ns. ms.: $40 for Old do sss
dsssy ss heard rae q :sls. 5Ss new
:> .s. ':It Pig a:s % q; :s'lss :
:: 81 HGsss:s ssr:is : s
s 'S Ss . ss sa: <: e ssss s.: = s
~ = - =
s fer % piekisd ssns and is 20 sSs smoked d S.se
sac a e:d a ' dS9 s ais.
sss :sS ss s .ns - s ~. Lard s,.
ssn .!sc @ Tor future % ds.sy ss ssisss sss March ssd
81 @ q as ss ;.ss: ..a. end
sSc eS s cio.ns g prsss TSsfs ws,.
e q 4 81 snc = ere sss q ssuds
q SSss - va s.s rum: IS%ersa, .. 81 =: scaid "a
e: ss' s.s, T.: s:s % .. 's;s | =, ss; bye
: ssss E. "a. ss :sssss
y "a fGf ls e - 81 - fss ss ssS = sZ
SrousSs R:sdsan V: 8 demand sna hshsr iss -:
sm: sad sss sss e ssf M SSs
ssaSsss @ a. s:si.s { s e.
wa sa. :ss ~ss ss.ss 4 i;sss D.s. s'
syaAn-Ihs markss fcr Iaw sxhbi.sd nodsrase dsgss
"a Ss:: s.a y. sssssses: :es:S%;S:s
ITO g Pass rsanna ia
PIE. % s.eslss ssss ~ '.:'1i y: % isSs J!
hha.: sqS boxes, sHo: ne; nsl.do s1s rs: ~
i.ss sss' :s = e. e 4 III ne ij g, - : +
s:ssiss @ ~: IL as iSs ess:s M a. nSs : iss
Msa .s.s !. e s .bs md e . ysos
slsAc and sTt.s 2, like The slsok q raw to-day was
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

consisting OF $50 acres They fetched from 90 to
~ 90 per acre, realizing altogether tlssa7 is; 500
acres OF marsh lands disposed Of at from 81 to
% pes acre. the sum realized being slsol 40 Eight
swamp iots of 750 acres. sold - frsn 81 70 "a per
disposed Of for S16 800 o. The pine lands were put
UP % - per acro, the narsh lands at 81 and the
swamp lands at ~ The attendanee of purchasers
was pretty good and the sale ON the whole sstisac-
age Of 83 per acre ----
The famous Pike meadow near Newsrk, N. u
dfklng project has been abandoned, II Ia said, She
conscsSr receiving 100000 g reiinquish ne con
Passafc river upon the Neck have this season ex-
perenced the eects of this serious obstruction T.
the full natural dow Of tdewateS the most 0f which
closed by this work. while fresh water accumuiates
and becomes sta0nated, sausfng Q malarious
state Of the surrounding atmosph9re and breeding
fever ana chtll without Limit Physioians residing
atbutng the great amount Of sickness In that part
OF the city to this cause and It v proposed 70 apply
70 the Legislature to permit the distractions to be
removed % suficent extent to allow the tide 10 do
Inc following respecting The Building and Loan
Association OF Macon, Ga, which We Gus from .
Macon paper, gives encouragement for the moro ex-
association is now one and 3 half years old.
1t commenced with 1000 shares About 900 have
been RETIRED leaving 1,200 yet to pay At thts rate
Il VIII wind up IN about two and quarter years:
exclusively devoted TO building purp0sea Many Of
ttS members have secured comfortable homes for
their 70 miles and are now paying into the institu
their Win this wSeu she
ciati0p stops the houses will be their own, and they
win have them instead Of rent receipts. And this Is
the great good these building and loan associations
do.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

wheat little demand shippers . general rule
s's:s s:. 2 ss: & Ss GsSs y; ssss ss'ss
:m,s2 for ,..,:ss :%.h e ySs S.S'ss.
Corn was n fair Demand Chiefly for snpo ana press Wss
9: 1s: n. .n. ss ws. . e az sg sr ySr
sI ~ ,sv ws sn y q Il ss ia DE- %s.s,,s
store Oats far demand and me market drm
q the Close. when 7sfc was bid The sales were cooo
Z ,.rosa :'! u: s. sss s:s .'q B.ssy sS
ma. 'S su.s:. is sroass. s Il. aa ana
quiet s rpoS tons M
%Ss. I r. 's ct
private terms 70 gsnoa Oo petroleum a SOC The
i ne, .sscOnsr % ihs river oiyd. scoa.nd ss:orsd
ss y:.@.s.s.y. @ qrs.s,,e,s; q
,ss !. ss gold, and s00 Busnos Ayrss n Os, % pr
s:,s ss sus Prices 10 sss
cc fcr nc q somon DO dc TOT s00a do sn'
HEnrAn kinds were inactive and prices were nominal
msries continued moderately active. ne
% ss SSss s1s ar sss
ssas sss 81 ss5 sSsss sSf:
Tsy%I s!erSs The nsrsss for .pr. .urpsn.lns Va.
iow lsfs. We heard of ssss R?sin Strained sow
e sale ara . g e m ss ss sns ssns & Sp o
AZ 3 Ss: E:'s S.''.s; !, :s'is
Lnsssd was Arm d q q 4 csshs And sbls,
s e g e, = ps. ssss S .S Ssss
bes steady. sales - bbs crude sperm 4 o.. -.
s0ss so 81 a. a. ara ana sSa u sssd * os
nAfks Tor PORK wss szcssAnsU quiet and lower oosns a
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
CHEAP OCEAN POSTAGE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1889.
Az response to the movement recently made In
Engiand for the adoption Of a penny postage be
tween that country and the United States, the Hon
Mr.. Kellogg, member Of Congress from Mobile, in
troduced the following highly Important resolution
into the House Of Representatives on the 25th,
which referred to the Committee on Post Onces.
It Will be recollected that Mr.. Randall the Post
master General strongly recommends further re-
duction in the ocean postages and Hon Charles
Sumner also favors such policy, and introduced q
resolution into the Senate on the first day OF the
session, almost similar In tenor and effect to kr.
Kellogg's.
six cent rate is, perhaps, all that can be hoped
for at present. This would be an immense boon 70
the civilized world. There are, however, strong
opposing interests to any further reduction whatever.
There ID, first, the combined European steam COM
panies who have, or are said to have powerful and
well paid lobby here, both inside and outside OF
Congress to oppose such measure ana also to pre-
vent the passage OF any postal contract bin IN favor
Of American steamships; and secondly, the CONNER
up under the name or the National Navigation Com
pany. These parties are applicants for grant Of
Issuing bonds to enable them to raise their CAPITAL.
Any material reduction In postagcs would therefore
interfere with their financial plans. Probably the
best course would be for the Post ONCE Committee,
10 whom these bills are referred to report straight
out and out contract to any Responsible parties who
steamships This will not interfere with the plans of
those who seek TO extend the blessings OF cheap
postage to the ocean routes.
The subject IS one which ought now to engage the
attention Of the press and the public at large. The
following Il Mr.. Kellogg's resolution
whereas has been dsmcnstra.ed By the ezpsrsuce Of
Great Britain well the United staiea that cheap post
age has the effect Of Increasing social and business inter
o sn = ns &
supported b. large number Of and prolnnens
public men, who have preoonted memorial 70 the
United s.sass Minister II Londoa rssassing him %
between the countries; whereas beievea
the adoption Of three cent Of postage single
like proportion those of heavier weight according
the present recognized scale IN specified
national treatss extended Al Uuropean countries
which have postal restsA VIII b stended with
poran mutual beneds without dctfnent the
the respective countries arising from h branch Of the postal
be Il resolved That the Postmaster General be and he
hereby directed 70 open negotiations with such European
governments = have entered into postal treaties With s
United States for such further reductions IN the rates Of inter
national postage ~ may be deemed feasible. n
TIE BRUTAL MATES OF rHE sASrxE-rhe two
savage mates OF the santee, named James ". Caus-
land and w. p. Mould, were taken over to San
Quentin fState PRISON. to-day. Causand win board
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

The following Is brief description OF projected
buildings In this city, the plans and specifications OF
which, having been submitted. rs required by law
the ONCE for the survey and inspection Of buildings
have been approved by superintendent Gregor since
January ~ The aggregate estimated cost OF these
A large number Of plans are still in the hands Of
the several district inspectors for examination and
report.
Jan. cc-i building, No $50 west a7th st.. brick, 4
stories and basement house sbxh2 lot 2sx9o 00
building No 6go sth av brown stone, stories, lot
budding Isl ~, Is 4 Of soi 81 0oiis6auas
brick stories, lot 2ox1uu house 2vxto cost 5000
building, z corncr alst 4 and q AZ brick, stories
sp s..s%sa III ixic susus s;m s sos stories
or,s ms o ss'!s,ss e. e seas sss rs q 9 4 sss
~ puIdng Of % ~, between IA ga sts, brown
ssoT sorie. and basement, ots Sozsi ~ buildings
Suidss iss s1nrcS X DorrS::i:i stone. :ioss and
buildug hcs ais and s Si q, BRICK, siori:s ioi
sSs sisS Su''s'sf N sS sSIl' 'Gs Il al -, brown 1855
.ns stories and BASEMENT lots isssxs II, buildings
s5rdnis siss Il iso II cf III .y brown .ious wv"
stories and basemsnL lots solOO, buildings sorso,
sssIias s. a. ioc of S ~, brown :c1;,
ioosii buildings same siss, cost. one, sis,soo and
Jan . buildings; sssS IL liz ot iii q, brown
ons & ssorles and basement lot s5sl0o building sx 49,
ssIsss i sisi IL 6iei stories. lss ;;is '
Jan 6niidnsSss' 81 al ~. 10 ~ s1;S 4; i0
brown stone. Stories ana basement lcs issc build
sasps Of TEN Il, brick .erIe. 49,
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

BgLDES.-0n wednesday January n, CHARLOTTE
r. rect Of Amos Beden, sr., In the ssd year OF her
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the fnera from the residence
OF Dr. N. Abbott. 100 Eass Broadway, this friday
BERoss.-suddeniy. 1t crsenpoint. on Tnurrday
evening. January ~, OF scarlet fever, MARIA RAY
Mosp, only daughter Of Rufus $. and Angeiique
Nesice Of funeral in Saturdays papers. l.
BLANcHARD.-On Wednesday, January ~, ABrGAL
BLANCHARD, In the 7sth year OF her age.
The funeral services will be held at the residence
OF her nephew, Lewis r. Brown, "a Union place, this
FRIDAY morning. ct eleven O'Clock.
BoNGRAND.-0n Thursday, January 2S MARI.
Henry BonRrand, aged months and days
The funeral viii take place on SATURDAY, a. twelve
o'clock. from No q East Fourteenth ssree. c. 80
Thursday, January 2s JoHN BurLsR, 'r' In the go
Funeral services win take place. at his late resi-
O'Clock. Carriages win be at the depot upon the
arrival OF the II 10 A. N. train from New York.
D, :on & onss Il E. Ss sns
Carrie n. Byrd aged years, II months end 23 DAYS
Tne friends q the family are respectfully invited
parents, DO dwortn ssrceL near BushwIck avenue,
O'Clock. fs.
nine o'c ock, MARGARET CAMPBELL, wife OF John
Campbell In the 21sh year Of hor age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are reepec
fully iuited TO attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence North Fourth street. between Grove and Pros
pect streets Jersey City, on saturlay morning, at
CxRRoff.-on Thursdsy, January %, Mrs. ANN
Cs eRor, reiict Of John Carroll. Of Brooklyn, In the
5<.th year Of her age. Na M
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
CLARxB.--on Thursday morning January o.
JAMES II. CLARKE, aaed a. years.
HIS friends ana those OF his brothers. John. panie
and william. aud those Of his LsosherSnIaws. Hugh
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRUsHABER-HArzFgLD.-On Wednesday. January
a. at the residence OF the brides father BY the Rev.
J. Baade, EDWARD w. BRUsHABER TO EMMA L..
eldest daughter OF william Hatfield, ESQ., NO cards.
CRUM-REySoLDs.-0nT Thursday, January ~, BY
A. REYNOLDS, all Of this city. No cards.
DRsMAN--KENNELr,-OnW wednesday evening, jan
uary 27, at st. Paurs church, by the Rev. Morgan
this city.
DE BRAcKErEER-LASpoN.-At the Church OF st.
Francis Xavier, My. EDMUND DE BRAoKELEER 70
Miss EULALIE Il. LYNDON. ~
HooGLANp--BowpES.--Att the Reformed Dutch
church. Flushing, L. l., on Wednesday, January, ~.
by the Rev. e. 8. Fairchild, Mr.. JOHN w. H0ocLAND
to Miss ANNIE +. BowpEN, daughter OF Joseph Bow
den, all OF the above place.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

do preferred. osk . OK; wabash, 90 . cox; pre-
ferred, II bid; St Paul, 75K . 70; preferred, o6k
0sx; Fort Wayne, l2sk ia; Ohio and Mississippi,
ASK . ssx; Michigan Central. 1ls : III; nAchigan'
Southern osK o51; Pittsburg, s5k 90; Toledo,
loch . lo6K; Rock Island, las ls3x; Northwest
srn, sak sax; do, preferred, COX COX; MariposA
7se; do. preferred, 2sK "a; Harlem. 1877 ls7,S.
The subsequent street transactions were ordinarily
animated Prices closed follows at half-past ave
o'cocks-Pacinc MsiL 1sox . 12i; Western Union
Telegraph, 50 3sH New YORK Central, lesk 1esx;
Erie ssk sSk; Hudson River, 1so Isl; Harlem.
ls7 1ss; Reading, s7x o7K; Milwaukee and St.
Paul, 7ok 7es<; do. preferred, s0x %; Ohio and
AisstsGppL ssN ssX; Michigan Southern, 05 .
sSx: Pittsburg, sS,s s5k; Toledo, 100 lock;
Rock Island, la3k bid; Northwestern, ssX sax; I;
do. preferred, oo,< COX. ay srs ,4.s "A a,
The receipts for customs ana tire receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub Treasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been a.
follows .ass
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

CoyyExko was stl IN fair demand and the market was
private terms Maracabo sought aftsr the sales
being S bags ex Hyne on private terms Other kinda
were dull and unchfngsd.
Flour AND GnAIsRecepts ass bbis Hour, 2sOo bags
corn meal bs1 bushels corn No do oats and 49, DO ma
than nominal There was scarcely any export demand
prcea which holders would accept California hour
quiet without further change In prces The sales were
about bbs Southern -four was slow Of sale and prices
heavy for all grades. The salss 400 bbs Rye
-four continued dull and heavy The asles only 30
bos Corn meal vas IN moderate rsquess at steady prces
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Jan. 2sLS Pm.
Corror-Recspts slss bales For this staple there was
good demand but the Of business consummated
only moderate increased nrmness of sellers restrict
ing sales. Prices about hc per h. higher win be
by reference TO quotations There were
sales Of 2sso bales including Ion speculation $50 for
spiAning 40 export SCI were in transit For future
delivery The sales we're again fs sxsens being $50 bales
ary, a 2s5Sc, and 800 do for February, At Ac. We
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

THE BRUTAL MATES OF THE SASTKE-The two
savage mates OF the Santee, named James w. Caus-
land and W. r. Mould, were taken over to San
Quentin state PRISON. to-day Causland win board
at the States expense for the next two years and
Mould for one year.-AItd Cnttornfa, Dec. 81.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

Real Estate Notes.
At recent sale in stratford. Canada. Of GROWN
lancs In Elma thers were % loh OF pns lands sold
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
Auction salcs of Real Estate Yc.terday.

NEW YORK CITY rnopERry-DY A.. BLr.oKKR, SON 4 co
story brick house and lot No. 40 West 32d ST. bet
9th and 10Th lot 25x100 Robson. 9o(
OF Boulevard, lot 2ox50g, Cooper. 2s0(
lots 9Th and sd st. each 16ox6o, lot
62d st, In the Of the above, 20x60S W. Coop
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
Projected BuiIdinss.

lots sd dining each 16rloC Gallagher;
5lots adjoining, 25x00 A Sullivan.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29
NEW SOUTH WALES.

Crisis In. the Panama Mail Company-The
Pacific Mail Company's OGcr-Worid Fair
90 oe Held ut Sydney-News OF the Explorer
Lcfchardt-POlyncsian Slave System.