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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28
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AZ many as three hundred mon,
women and children. Of this city, will
assist Tomorrow in the beautiful cere-
monysof decorating the graves o. the
FIVE thousand soldiers who Sleep IN Ne
Mound City cemetery. p The safvlens OF
the city will be stripped OF their &owsss
intervening, and tomorrow the stsemSs
Underwater will bssr from our lsnding
q fragant freight, sAnctined by the usss
TO which Il Is devoteds TIJOq
The crowd ct Mound city win dcubts
less be swelled by the presence OF dele
cations from Metropolis and towns along
1.-THE niinois Central. Every family group
will take basket dinner and enjoy its
repastin the neighboring woods. ~ 80 2
No trivial consideration should deter
any one from attending snd psrticipa-
.ting-not that the dead heed the flower
5or the 'thorn-but because the living
should learn that To die for ., principle
Is evidence Of the highest heroisn..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

Our wharfboats receive and discharge
daily an average Of about two hundred
hogshesds Of tobacco. brought hero for
reshipment. Most Of Il eoss South.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

The coolest dining-room in the city ID
Ut the st. Charles Hotel. Try 1t. r
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

Connecting at 81. LOUIS with
Northern Line Packet Company,
Keokuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
and Various Railroad Ltnes.
Al Memphis with 800
Memphis and white River Packet Co.,
Arkansas River Packet Company
Memphis and Charleston u. H.,
and Mississippi 4 Tennessee RI
Al vieksburg with $500 ..-.
a Vase River Packets, and a.r.t
n vicksbsrg and Meridian Railroad,
Giving through bills lAdng and tickets TO all available
'''''' " '- cHxs. :. HINpE, General Agent.
Once on wharf-bost-
Ed. y. sIssoN, Ticket and Passsugsf Agent
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

= 0ubmesinetslegyaph Wtso has Juss h0e0
~ aRo0 ths rivsr at this point, START
IND ton he shers On thu sids - o peiat
tneas AAliiaay Bso's wasshouss. Ths
sUndsewsi1s1 played ths 'A0rsa3 East
En-" In Ne vssk oflaying u.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

b Ths most dirsputahls dsn. or rather
suossssion Of dsns In Cairo, may b
found In the rooksFiss skiFtlng ths ssuth
side Of Thirtssnth street several q.
Temps have bssn insds 70 rid ne nslgh.
borhood Of Tie psst. but al Of them fAil.
ID, most signally. Low, althy bawth,
black and white, some o. them eiria nj
fourteen ysan old, infsst the plaos, In
dulging In orgies too loul 20 speak o.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

Sam. Lewis, late sheriff Of Pulaski
county, has purchased third interest In
Stevenson, Pollock d Co.'S saw mill at
Pulaski. ia sav mill could b ruu with.
out laborious attention, Sam would make
one Of the most successf0l saw mlllists in
America. He II interested In dsst slass
mill, however. and can lie in the shade
and make noney.L 80 go Ersrcatt -
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

M. VIM Lonsrgsn, ONE Of our dele
gatss 10 the New Orleans commercial
oonv eutiou hae returned. r Cd clE
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

- Don't fail to call on Pitcher 4 Henry's
for everything in the Hsrdwars line, ICE
Commercial avenue. my226t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

There was q dance in Missouri last
night, at which number Of our young
folks were present In spite Of the dashing
rain. The ferryboat left our landing in
the midst Of the storm with eight or ten
couples on board. go .asl 4. e. 4
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

usoao9 ueoo OsYD Wooo00.
B We want Immediately, Ct the ct.
Charles Hotel two OF three diniug-roon
girls; liberal wages paid 70 those who
thoroughly undsrstand their buslnes.
49, JBwHTr WILCOX 4 Co.,
mySodSe Proprietor. i
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28
Yasne

The Cairo delegation to the New
Orleans commercial convention will take
part In the Inauguration OF work that
will live when their mortal portion shall
have returned 10 It's mother earth. Wnl
their names be connected with the origin
OF this great work? Certainly, with the
slight errors In orthography which
the local reader may detect In the list
below, taken from the report Of the pro-
cesdings ~ given In the New Orleans
Commercial Bulletin These gentle
men, now, can appreciate what Il
amounts 10 ITO die for ones country
and then ''sss'' ones name spelled
wrong In the dad list! According "a
the N. O. 'Dallstia' the Calm dslsgaAiou
consists Of the following gsutlsmsu
Geo. p. MaliodAy (sor w. p. Halliday),
J. h. Obssie1 ~ Ohssiyh hJaaous @,
Lareh (fbs yaees q. Lynch), Wm. Law.
OAa (eoe W0. LoassgAal ". n. Wsbk
(sos n. W. Ws6S}, H. \. Bashlsv ~
?. W. Harsisy). q HLA0
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

"Nasby" recommends "Barrett's."
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

Save your lives ana propSsty. . A.
Irassr bagsnt sos the eoSpss scroll liGht-
aing rod company and vtll ~ 81 sEdsm
promptly. Call ct once and have them
put on your buildinp. This h the best
and sassst rod now nsds. SHOP On Con.
nsrcial avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth street. c.W foGrn apl1l6Smo'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28
so day boardsrs wanted at the ST.
Charles 1t $25 per month. m25tf
FinAin Nh Hair hnsp ssiasrrettApk

, kl1hAn - 0e1r I1ooe
SstxGx 1IKsei 1lg1R Ts...saGs!!7ne
ThYupilsoF PROT AfpJps schSHl ksNs
joyed . days recreation yesterday that
Will long be Asld n Lively ysNemerance
by them. In the fore part OF the day,
the MttiS 8ifls ana bUyS u the huhber "
fifty, most becomingly dressed, marched
tnrDugh the principal streets Of the city,
shush Of health dhaVptns@lning
nom their young faess, that WA pleasing
to look uponsn Ahoat u o'eleek tlzgy re-
paired TO the FlOsa Garden, where, during
the balance o. thss day, upon the flying
lhorsss, beneath the shady asbos, in the
.iiower-hedged walks, or participating in
the games suggested by their teacher,
thsy were just ~ happy - little. folks
could be. snqsg s.u@H reno
In the afternoon The parents and pa
irons Of the school visited the garden,
and entered into the spirit Of the sports,
glad In their chiidren's glsdness,-
Unused ut their. amusenssnt A May
Queen, In the person Of little Edith ober-
ly was chosen, and : May king In the
person Of little Charisy Feuchter. The
absence Of the little queer, was regretted,
hut was not permitted 10 mar the festivi-
ties. The boys, resolving themselves In.
20 q COMMITTEES Of the whole, waited
upon Miss Edith at her home. and pre-
sented her with = ,msgniflcent boquet,
rich in hue and fragrance and formed
most tastefully. ~
At five o'clock In the afternoon the fes
tiyities closed, the day having been
ksenly enjoyed by every one present, II
sports and pastimes renderingt IL one that
will long be remembered BY both parent,
and childron. rCr
The German School under. Prof. Appel
II now well advanced In the nth year OF
its existence. From the start 10 has been
popular with Is patrons, The Professor
has shown himself not only an apt teach.
or, but kind and parental In his
government. He enjoys the conf
dance Of the public and the respect
and affections 7 OF the little oncs
submitted 70 his charge The occa.
sion, yesterday, like similar occasions in
the past, served TO attach the children "a
the school; and that the professor and
the school may live TO celebrate the 70.
turn Of scores Of May-day IL the wish Of
every friend Of education.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

osoeveA-A. ,. WhsssalEss's DsaG NSsrs.
Mr.. A. r. WhittaksP hereby aaaoancss
10 his friends and patrons that he has re-
moved ffom bic old stand 10 Fnrd's build
ing, two doors above. where he VIII -
pleased 10 zee and wait upon his old
customsrs, assuring them that his stock
Of drugs are unsurpassed for quality snd
and variety. 500 myl7dtf
Barclay Brothers Bsrrstt's agents,
Cairo, Illinois. Hanf my24d&wlw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

d % b Pitcher 4 Hsasy's. ~ Hsittnn
Ice P1tehsEs, 80 xsalx rsWsf nd Il
$500 AZ .aaasl .asrlE a,.slsAy1oo4
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

J.C.Carson deals In sewing machines,
and can furnish parties. desiring those
indispensable family helps on terms
equally as advantageous NJ can be se.
cured In Cincinnati and 81. Louis. He
is, furthermore, agent for the sale of
pianos and organs, and, while he is not
30 unselfish as to work for nothing, he
can furnish patrons first class instru-
ment on terms that will save the patron
$50 or 500 and realize for himself q fair
compensation. The "uniniatsdn N,
nine times out Of ten. victimixed when
he buys his own instrument from strange
houses. Call on Carson and he will sup
ply you on fair terms, and guarantee you
the fullest satisfaction.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

There was good sense displayed In the
selection OF the Flora Garden for the
German school picnic. II II abundantly
roomy for the sports and rompings of .
hundred children; r. supplied with shell
ter from either sunshine or storm swings
and Tying circus, and the expense and
peril OF steamboat or railroad ride were
not incurred Ia reaching II. 1t should be
used more frequently by picnic parties
particularly those parties wherein chill.
dren preponderate.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

ARRTvALs
Gen. Anderson, Colum.; WIN. White. Padncah.
Bismarck, 81. Louis, Armada Evansville;
Bee, New orleans; Mohawk, New Orleans;
Lightvood, li "tf
DEPAKTuREs,
ecu. Anderson. Colum., WIN. White. Patncah;
Binnarck, New orleans; Armada. Evansville;
Ltgiiwood, CINCINNATI; Bee, 81. Louis; $1,000
Mohawk,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-28

EOR BENT.-The oGRce on tho second floor
over Miller Millers clething store, at reasonabl
terms. Apply at Miller MilleFs. mye-tf
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DOMESTIC MARKRrs.

BALTIMORE April l3Cottcn steady qus Mjdlng 2d1eie
Flour s,e and sm Wheat inactive receipts small sales Of Good 70
IKsn; sae White eSoe6e oA hI1e[ At 1Se for w.s.
EN- esVr 682e for Light Rye hori,sny +0US ~ hss,
quiet gneHssged Besn s@ aud unchanged Lau qs'
Apr l3Cotton quiet daIngs
5v3 81 co. White 81 sO9 s steady aud unchanged Corn
STEADY; yellow unchanged MId Western IT, Oats steady 81 Ie
Prtioesm timer Cr 22 Refined yZ11e Groceries and FTO'
Vi,ans uuchxrssd Whisky dull a. >, dgIc
Ami Four unchanged and inscve Wheat neglected
Corn ane but sales of New on track 7S@loe part TO 'r
% am ard unchargd nominal BaIe1 uegsete Seeds trs
See PorS 43lQs3l 81. LSTd, isidl9c - ,..,
NuwIrEEK l3Folr tu and nominal Wheat deelning
s2Ie Corn Rs nominal spd scarce Bary dS
IBi unchanged - -. u..u. AZ a,a
s6 S. Corn 64d0Se for Oats arte No q 6oc 10
steady and uucbaugcd C"tioh 10 f ~
masd; dogs Pie Tobacco snn aud In good deasnd sales
bN 20 S5d6S 80 Nhsky tTm sue 10 demand
b. Il 3I demand BUR Meats he'd a. lZ0c but sA.s
acre packed Shiel equal 70 lie ots b.s"h .s
le I'd, Shoulder, bed he Sides hlaltic kngarnfed HAMA
iSIas 80 49, sulr At ise could lfle
QtWEeO Arn l3F1oBr modsste oemtd and warAs' seAU
.s bbI So Is for no Spng; 81 ~ s AnDeT
noera,e milling demsud Gales Of 90 bush No MAnAHss m
A. IS: Chicago Spring held st 81 80 and hne CsSis AZ
~ 99sl % for common 70 TTy eeos plo 81 for
Csssdsp re uaete Neal % y ewL difeed unchanged
sOs SIS Spstugs $40; Ddsng, so tan ks5Ios1
Hea-l0rk lie g. Albany be Lshe In
mort. hush whett 4Goo husa. Barley $40 bash H e
~ LOWS April 3obaeeo easier sDd uteashgd Tor LOG grades
Cotton quiet Sddug aui Mdlnas 4~e Heap enebsnge.
si ia 81 IS or Paney T % ar Ps Rbssi sevs Fol choice
3 81 C,r dun and EASIER Mi1i 57sse choice White ~
Sc 639Gic Bshty bmeTj choice to fancy sprg
slg Rve auui prime, 81 7ds 75 Whisky uaeb.sgsd
mere seive Shoulders l3d3ie Rib SIDES i4c Clear Ses lcie
Cboes 6 aIG;e sugrr zoe. LAr Chocs ks
i7le Css oui 215as7 Live Hogs qus'i fr to extra $50
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETROpEAN MARKEfS

April 1911 mCousols q 50 or etrv ana 80
r tie areont United veTEeBtJ BODds E stocks open
Seadr; Zines a; Illinois Central 9l
P1aIS Arr IS The Bourss h; Rehtes 20 francs 70 oenme
LIVERPOOL Apr 3ll m-CoOu opens hrue but not hisle
Hldhrg UpiDds 1914. Middlng Ohesns Rid - -
Apr l3i mSugar net and steady ~ 5J for Me-
Il Duteh standard, the spot. snd 29 for do t6Oat
April 10 uConsos ga for and s3i for the &C
market ABeosb securities uHehanged
AvEE April 1be Cotton msssi opens quiet and steady al S
frshos q eNt for Tres OrdiHsre ga the spss.
LvkRPooI Apd 1 The market for Yans and Fshuos at
hspebeser The market declining Wheat s3 = ceuisl
California snd fer Red Western. CeTn 29 quar-.
New Mixed Western Flour, 22 v Dol for Western Canal
LOSDOS, April l3J1 Cousol close 81 sJtoS for money,
The United States FveTsen bosd close
ay3l st.ek olose quiet q for Erei si for hOs Cebts
Al % 10 Atlantic aud eat Western
LiygRP@oL, Apnl $50 Tbe Cotton Tartet closed aetTs
sf .h dg 1900 bales Corr sg quarter for heW Mixed st
R@auel PriToltuu. ll9ld 4 gallon.
LoxDoS April i340 D. m-iDseei Cakes 60 I5l0Rl0 for Tins
OtoBg for eediDg. Lihseed OIL Sk9 lOiGSI9 l3i tun
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FORT or ERW.YORK... IL
CLEARED.
hips-Cocradc. Cutting yeTpocit cSoa oSI ~ s
os, EIct P2sdrphs Haga Baksmsn Norfolk CAy Point and
Rebm nud James Adgrr Lockwood Chaetoni fsnasts !oe
Philadelpha; Neptune Baker Bostoa
ship-Iuds Pratt. London -,
parss-Pals Dddle Belize Brad brsolsJ
Iry, Morrow Bode ST John N B. jenkins 1Sn nA''eS
Ddss--M Wilbur Locke ST. Johu N B.g Geo. har~ "sasorS
sprins Bird Whittier CaruAuc and Mareeaibo As Ops
t,r lar orders, Niu6ed Lohs, Tnudsd Owss
Sssus Herald DeGroaehy BAHIA Rehmoad b. Pser 10 S''
seITs-sarsgou Nahab w,shiuccui r. oedsp wSeTbsp'
Stamford; I. Besedies, kigbe. sorSeH
ARRIVED.
stssnshp Victor Gates. Eew-Orlesns, ndse ana pas
6hp (lsehayen Bvaas Calcutta and sands Hes Dee ~
BArt SATELLITE, Turner. Bio JAnero ~ days, eo'ee.
Brg J. Pollsdo, Plulpaer. hatsnas IL dAys noAsseS
Schr Erie, Boyce, Cieufaegos ~ sugar snSnoIsse%
achr Gsy' J. Y smith. Crswen, Havana usay. snshf
scHoosEk-kiVEs AM ooAsfwoH
Morning Star. Virginia bef 'HsiS~
fyas Cloud. vIsiHiA
ALL "a Tn. .tss,pslip Nisaescts, Pnes he~ fev-
yo,i March 81 arrived tofsy ~ a. , So ,y
Meodie xhieh len New.totk hacn % WV
y m, hsr way to LiVerpVL .--------------
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of1ce of FISK q HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. S Nassau Street, New York.
oppo,Is US. Sub Treasury.

We receive the accounts Of Panks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make collec-
tiOnS on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates OF
Deposit available in all parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes of Government Securities,
and the Bonds Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Elk
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash
We offer also the United States
Six-per-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by mOneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-per-cent. Government
Bond in the market
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
EteK g. HATCH
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60 4amtrs uus 0ibns.

EOR SALE--Two young ALDERNEY COWS
YEARLTNG HkPKRs stoshi s'n be sen al TIE
stables Ronsos,t. T1iURsDAY MORNING the ls.h inst
IRApE VINES for IMMEDIATE FRUIT
nsa1,., Quality good prices 1oio
PHAR TRIMS SMALL FRUITS large supplies Address r. Ia
PERRY CsBAhd.gua. n u for Ilastntd Descriptive Catalogue
CARDENS LAID OUT and PLANTED, and
" All ,ori. Of PLANTS SALE, aud FLOWERS furnished or
Psrtiss WedduEs Funea By W. FlIzPAIRICk fors No.
l23 Draai~sv.
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u.pe .ug declining uSis, s sy.l. little q ss. small
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per River. Vesels and RailrOGdS -
APRIL 32e bales Cotton 947 bbk fonr 500 bush MbeA
267 busb Ot +s5 bast Malt 80 hnsn bAfsy
pt Beef Zoe pigs Cat Meats pigs Lard SC Vkg Ashes 80 kls
ssarin O pkg Butter TIC pkg Cheese 80 pigs Lard OF pfn
p1sl Pru, I'll bills Copper bbs WHISKY 2l2 bhF bgs -
hss wool bales Hemp 90 bales HOps l8lS ie, Leath, ~ -
l5 bids Tobacco AZ boxes a8d cases 4O1aceS - 'As'
ktareb 3ukF
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
6oraoraticu 1otius.
UrricI o. tn, Ms1sorollrls BoARp o. q

Ne. 9il March n. 1873. y
Alta MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
~ BOARD OP HEALTH held Al s Office No. ni hotit n -,
3A Of March. le69 the following hliap hf"' "
ldoptedi .,., ...., n.,.o, h.,,a ,.tber4 ed
Tsguston, 10 kl ponP'v sN' u"s VI
h, found District which any such person.
"a s st2 believes hTdophOha l. have been bben
sIpo,d bitten agma having ,sd disease. un e,s
aeh rerop IL and directed TO III s'e deE b'sn
10 ,uch person seiy smiAei or disabled sed " $40 49,
Appearing 10 be undeT be care tb
~ On. or other proper thereof and cv psrion
40 authorized directed promptly ror 10 the SANITARY supensu
dent or 10 one baBti sppeued.uu ever case "I
Bg sny such DOR and where the same S itd nd also
ever, ea, SAID District having or Hhe beheis
s t La been EXPOSED htdophob and When and
wb,, .s dog likely TO be iould ind Description
thereof" AMI
Ard all responsibility for soeh hns pui' ant
, @ OF the LAutH 1851 provided thst such
inx ,bs done tho supposed discharge Of b duty
nv penson herein authorized o. do LscA knnbg"
the metropolitan Police Board hT and through 10 proper ON
e.e agents Ia heby charged pursuant o. 'n G virtue Of
,, "A Of the Lava OF 1860 aud other a"s 70
rob applicable with The dGJ Of enforcing aud sI'funE h g9
'VT Al GEORGE B. LINCOLN, President .
Ctl
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
oTycE on THH MErRoPoLiTIS BoARD ~ lluALTu,
auI I


No 3DI Aottst March a. 1869 :
ATA MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
Yor5 on the 22d dsJ March 1863 TIE foo"ms resolution VI"
adopted -,
,L, oar garbage or other ME offensive
nat, L sdet npcu rehole barge OF
, er.n pof three hundred e feet Of sy
therein or about TO depart sod pro
d for And vehicle wholly partially
lded Win pa< SLOWED to stand be nary
dcI a, within dsne Of three hundred O tet OF any
49,. sr a, N ~, bl.es on The should de
tsf an hour Of ,b. ARRIVAL departure Of
.ufh passenger O tIsin a. or from 'ueh place
neither the oasg uuoabg or The exposure OF an, 'eh
manure or garbage sttr be allowed 70 be h'T 90 10 be OF
,nv. 90 The pnn beng sbouto be PsnnE and
bsipg erly passenger ear OF st.ton
III Si GEORGE D. LINCOLN, President
RaxoSi CrAHx. Steretsrr.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

PTTsBuKeH. YoET WAIVE, AsD CHiclso RlLwLI Co
oJyios sEcHHrhhI: P,rrsgs EGH Hiree ~ iseS
YNHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS OF this Com
psDV have declared regular QUARTERLY DIVIDEND NE ~
TRO ONEhLF PER CBSr free Of GotsrLasnt Tax on The
enE March 81 ptysbe and er
MONDAY Ami 2sh proIBo The once Of MiHbLoW LARlkk
those registered a. New f0fh And a. Tue once
Sfth Treasurer to those rfTists I'd Al PhsbnTEs
The trnnsfef books will EONDAf Apnl H. hI n ana
'''y'' ''A'D~' -"" u HUTCHINSON ssss,sr
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,,,,,,s n,cx,cps For THE PRESS.

C.p,sias and pur,e of TITS port are
d,,sr addressed te NsNioTk Asoc,ed rfes Sev
peron, exhibiting th. authority OF W. slnonoo
Issnt New, packages for JouniI OF Commerce. I
World Sun Espress Erearg Post Con4erct hatsr -
Z,.n0 Yorker Journal and Nte forseT pt's0"" '' NV
be delivered oalT " the peuons
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
EteK g. HATCF
BibibsuS 9Sti,ss.

orvicu oS rae LAKs sHoHK RiL"AI CosyAYriI
CLHvELLsD. March 10, 1864
NOTICE.-The Directors OF thus Company the
day declared Dividend Of TEN PR CENT ca tbs e,p.
,k f tins Compsnv ueudpg the esptA stock o the Cs'.ad
Pnsss Asbsbaa Lake shofs Railway and ihe Cssan9 isa
Toeds esd Cempsns' 10 ih Lss is'n yer s'' 1y
mar hos Of the oef Of sac ihs "
oitbs trsBS,T bsoks OF the lat day fAPrll 1879 q,
Bsr the Company sb close On ths lh Gay Of AP
A'""' "'"' 49, ~ GRO n. RLY. Tr..sursr
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{inannsl.

CT. LOUIS and ST JOSEPH r. X. Co.
- The COCPOEs on The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of IBIS
will BE- pAdin geli free % Ge
spnt yfes.btaOD the Oe 81 the FARMERS LOAN AND
Trust COMPANY. aud ateT that dAy
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS

MINIATURES ALMANAC. 49,.
g. ... - b.24 san eu ........ 6;jSl Moon teS'' s'IS
QUA 1850 aIGB pAY. ..,a
SANDY Hook. 93i Cows lsand"... tOzl Hell oAIs''
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
/ Geese. West, y pr 81 2SG 81 Is
Turkeys, Y d.. H1 "a
VEGETABLES.

Pooe. moving freely under large calls FOR seed fesh
4 so coming keeping full supply fHees
~ gd green peas lover td Bemuds
apd The last Bermuds steamer brought oO
hbs p,saeS and 1907 small tomatoes lev ehrese ph
rs have Teen brocE They worth &JV6 SSS = le we
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

ne pure varies om 70 as9 Of bone we we" q
Bsuvs grcasd aU s ga SO % PSGds uo % 2s SG9
PaTst bhl........ lSupTrphosphdte"''' % w"
'' rRtITs AND BERI;IEs- ,,-
Crsnherrs Harke me Ir" ~ g. "a, ,isi,s
apples worth SoUS' ~ WIN nav ~
wi bring S66sL We quote: - h.bl
Srnska,e bbl IS GQSS 50 Crsnbenes bsshei ~ ,o o m
led ;:..'''''''' Sos Sol Common Scit.... Ooo %
VRIIIs AND NU1s-DRlED. -
with 2oS hnsh peanntA hppss
the mAket, aud those nesy
~ it, ysrv few bekbres ls PuuS give to cheap
pru0e. OF forgn growth. We quote: q. ~,.
dl8 lPums Zt 90
& an IArples fns y 10 w 0l3t
urn-.Iei halves q DIG ali Ordinary 70 GoOd... ~ Vist
o,sr. dl3 state. bne. 10 dl5t
a. M dl44
n,t.3 peanuts y bush ia 50 90
Rsspbersz Wilmington, y bush 500 30
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
9tniistru.

NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" mated the ,nsuhsts uroa. oIde ,apn'r Ia we
approved msensr do aehns bal EA aou 90
WITHOUT PAINS pssnH testify See hs names AZ tAs
ans- No 10 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
Tsrm, cash PBrei..e. to b. removed In a.. dara
CUAN SUTHERLAND Asst Med Purvcvsr BvL Col u. f. A.

ksrrHr A. HAssEhrr. haetsDesr; No 81 PhssL x~,
CTREET TDEPARIMENT,-NOI to CON
- TRACTORs-KRMOYAL of BUILDINGS for the EXTENSION
Of CHuRCHSTOA sA1UgDAY ,Ls i7's Dag Of April ees At u
oek fIlauTs Sas,fvos No ~ Broais under the direction
Of s stirred - he ,i public the highest
tH1ds sod ofbuus si.n sbd acquired BY the
hsre Afnsu u the souhslT side Of Pgion
., reth.r ,d. Of Morn. ths processing for the
Csh ooadion that oil the maiert
sahg ABi Of u shsl b remove. from hs n9.
within ihTiv sns the day Of sale
aad o said buIng,
f6ud prpsrd td.s Boyle eT 10 81 the
otos Of tbs kOBr HAGGBR1Y Co, No 81 Pne
ard tLsrs unl the Cay OF
be paid 10 the .sstoHesf on the DAY Of
GEO. W. MCLEAN,
Aprl6. lta Street Commissioner