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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17

The weather during the past two days
has been cool, buoyant aud Tracing.
a battalion Of United States Regulars,
from Jefferson barracks, passed down
yesterday evening on board the steamer
Bismarck. en- route for Texas.
The Rev. II II. Richardson will preach
his closing sermon in the Baptist church,
corner Of Eighteenth and Washington
avenue this evening.
The Rev DIR. Dodge, pastor OF the
Baptist church Of this city, during the
past eight or ten. months, will hereafter
operats In some other field OF labor.
Gus Althouse bad splendid supply Of
red currants, cherries, new cabbages,
strawberries and vegetables generally on
sale Ia the market house this norning
He was crowded with customer. gV lt
The new saw mill, In the Fourth Ward,
Wilt be devoted sxclusivelv to the 20 wing
Of walnut timber. IL Will create mark.
ct for al the walnut logs that can 6s cut
within nfty miles Of Cairo. -
why does not some gentleman OF cap
ital lease the pump power, and the land
adjoining and erect cotton or wooden
factory? No line Of business could DO
pursued more satisfactorily In CairosIA
The instrumental concert. under The
direction Of the veteran Wittig, comes
on In the hall Of the st. Charles this
evening. A family Of helpless grand
children has been charged 10 the care OF
the old gentleman, and lovers OF good mu-
sic vili nnd much to enjoy by attending
besides the consciousness. that they are
doing something toward the support Of
the orphans. ,ssiiH
Mrs.. Walker win be installed next
Monday as matron Of the Cairo Orphan
Asylum. She is sninteiiigent christian
woman, and will no doubt Ill the posi-
ton most scceptably., atA0 -rtVy
2 Quite all the opposition to suhserip-
ton of 100000 bonds 10 the Cairo d Full
ton railroad company was based upon
the belief that the company was COM
PEELED to build the road, anyho,oi That
erroneous impression removed, the OPP
position win narrow itself down TO a COR
poral's guard. s+AkS' A. elk 80 ~
The Alexander county relief law will
net the county, In the two years, between
sll, 900 and So, 900. When the. Orphan
Asylum receive their 10 per cent Of the
amount, and the incideNsI expenses are
paid, between 5000 and $4,000, and no
more, Will DO left to appropriate to the
care Of paupers and criminals. The re-
port that the county would realize $50.
0vo. ,is simply preposterous. 80
We admonish young gentlemen who
can't spell, and are counting by mail, to
stick 10 the marriage contract they may
enter into. The law is merciless on
lovers who can't spell, Remember the
ia q OF Sprague.i orftoa.N laa h.nafr HSre
The dogs don't seem to be scared =
bit. After the LIST day Of June they were
To have been killed by wholesale. unless
Itheys gore muzzle and o tax tai, when
they appeared upon the streets. As
about the usual mum Der infest the streets,
athe inquiry isrife: "has anybody lost .
bdogss -
the high schooi department OF the
public school was packed with visitors
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
How TO Help Cairo.

We suggested, yesterday, that citizens
of Cairo might accomplish something
for the business prosperity Of cairo by
sending the weekly Bulletin to their
friends and patrons In the country. Mr.
n. Linton, dealer 10 Zee, "seeing the
point" came forward this morning and
subscribed for three copies, and ordered
them sent TO friends abroad. He h q
friend to Cairo, and has, herein, mani
tested his friendship by his works.
n We commend the example of Mr..
linton TO our friends generally. Our
business men might distribute several
hundred copies Of the weekly Bulletin
N Che surrounding county, TO the ad.
vantage Of themselves and the good OF
the city. Country patrons of the Cairo
market will not be unmindful OF the
compliment; but will show themselves
deserving Of the attention r.r- s-y- =
Cairo has scores Of citizens who avow
themselves deeply concerned for her
material Arrangement, but so far mos,
of them have given "wordy. mouthings''
asthe only evidence OF their sincerity
Let these men initiate the example sci
\ by Mr.. Linton, aud they will give theil
friendship for the city an effectiveness,
that will be felt. l lfrX n. rflr
Single subscribers 81 per annum In .ad
vance. Five copies s.. Come forward
gentlemen, and subscribe for the weekly
4 I'll 49, .
I Ia III g. "A. a
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
Daily, Sundays excepted. u


~
The Paducah papers speak of suscep-
tible young gentlemen fthst town who
became deeply smit.en by the charms
Of young lady whom he met in the
ball room at the St. Charles. He didn't
know how he could leave town, and 70
Gather strength to make the effort he
seated himself ut the breakfast boards OF
the ST. Charles for a cup of Laguyra.
"Steak, fried ham, ham and eggs"
came In siIvery accents from the lips OF
the attending waitress. The voice was
familiar. Turning around In his seat he
beheId, in clean calico gown and snowy
apron, his ballroom charmer of the night
before. 81
Well now, what Of it, The young
lady Is doubtless chaste aud virtuous.
Why is she less charming because "by
the sweat of her brow she earns her
bread?" That same Paducah man might
fall In love with hundred fragile, ivory
coIored, simpering pets o. wealth and
fashion, and In the whole lot be unable
to find one who would make him As
sensible, substantial and loveable n wife
as she Of the st. Charles dining room.
That's our notion OF the matter.u fs,fg
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
or..s I..srume.sAl Ce.oera.


Carl Wittig, assisted by his grand
daughter, Emma Wittig, orphan child Of
Carl Wittig. r., deceased, has been, Ia
ken In especial charge by her grandfath-
or, and under the faithful and able in
structions Of that accomplished violinIst,
he's ct the early age Of twelve years
manifested remarkable proficiency in
the musical art. Together with his sons,
and host Of amateur performers, they
will give . grand concert IN the 81.
Charles Hotel on Thursday evening,
June 18th, 1869, for the beneht OF the
three orphan girls tehiidren 81 Car
Wittig, jr.,) who have been In their in
fancy thrown upon their aged grand
parents. For further particulars sea pro-
gramme. Tickets so cents. For sale at
lannon's bookstore aud the st. Charles
Hotei. ssrss4sa.a..r.a--- .ss..s,saa Jelou2u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17

The Great Crescent City Circus will
exhibit In Cairo on the 18th and 18th inst.
The public will please bear this fact in
mind. and not be mislead by the false
dates placed under some of the Crescent
Citys bills. II Is On institution that trav.
els ON its own merits, borrowing cciat
and prestige OF none. Jel5 81
"Rarrett'su the most apprOyed.a ssN,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
Fire ON seventh street.

Yesterday morning a fire broke out In
the rear Of frame building on Seventh
street, between Walnut and Cedar, but
was extinguished before 1t involved the
eptire building. The occupant, negro
woman, was absent when the fire broke
out. A defective fue was no doubt the
pottso
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
he sales were % follows:

The prices obtained producing an av-
srsgs Of ell.s5, which was pronounced
good" on all sidea Out ofthe forty one
.hogsheads sold there was only one rejec-
tion.
And thus uncoursgingly progresses
the Cairo tobacco market.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17

DIR. Austin, surgeon dentist, extracts
teeth without pain, and In the insertion
Of new teeth, slngly or in sets, gives the
most complete satisfaction. Rooms,
Commercial avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth streets. jl61w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
10. uary.s park 70 be Improved.

The st. Mary's Park, In the upper part
Of the city, is 10 be enclosed by picket
fence and otherwise improved, with due
dispatch.
A resolution has passed the select com.
mittee authorizing the mayor to appoint
a com mittee az three -oDe from each
board and one citlzen-to Superlntend
the work.
The improvements contemplated will
involve the expenditure 81 about three
thousand dollars.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
nnptI.t rreaehiag.

The Rev. II. II. Richardson, the plo.
neer Baptist OF lower Egypt, will preach
in the Baptist church, corner OF Wash
ington avenue and Eighteenth street,
this and tomorrow evening, 18th and
18th. The public IL invited TO attend.
jel6d2d ''t f
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'Barrett's" satifies everybody.

Persons requiring the services of first
class dentist should call at the rooms Of
DIR. Austin, oyer the store Of Messr., FL.
lott, Haythofn d Co. jf81w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
lee for the soursh ~ssd.

Hereafter supply OF Ice Will Ss kept.
for sale on the corner OF 10th aud Poplar,
at the same rate as furnished by other
de alers. May - n.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17

The johnson county people are In
stew about court house contract lately
obtained by J. X. Fnck, late of Cairo,
ana A. J. Kuykendall, late "the gentle
man from Illinois" In congress. II is
conjectured on the one side that there is
something rotten ia Denmark" and on
the other that johnson county Is pro.
life In the production of carper-, growl-
ers and oiiicious Intermediates with
court house contracts! The controversy
has reached the courts.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17

A Connecticut editor fell on, an icy
sidewalk last week, He did not use
"unparliamentary language" as some
would have done, but bit his lips, rubbed
down the bruises, and while . benevo.
lent smile radisted his countenance
remarked: "We don't cherish any i'll
VIII; but for light and entertaining read.
Ing mater, recommend To us the obituary
OF the man who owns this sidewalk ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
"Barrettsr is highly perfum ed.
who Wants n job?

Read the County Clerks advertisement
calling for sealed proposals for, road
work in the county. The orders Of Alex
ander county are now In good demand,
and can be made available quite readily
after you get 'cm Here's chance.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17

An attachment to q champagne bottle,
patented In England, permits part Of
the contents to be drawn without In the
least injuring the rest. This attachment
to champagne bottles In this country Is
that not single drop is left In them
after they are once opened. lfsta
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
Tobacco Sales po-osy.

There was fair attendance Of buyers,
at the sale ofths Piantsn' TCbaeco Ware.
house company to-day and the tobacco
sold commanded prices that were highly
satisfactory. =
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HsaIsnfaI a. q Delsxs sf.I ne ver.xes.

Hsaishfas AID Dcii<"tfsi "e sersges
The celebrated Sellers, Kissingen and
louisville Artesian waters are kept on
draught at the City Drug Store, Com.
mercial avenue, between sixth and Sew.
snth streets. 10 l5u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17

How many Cairo democrats would take
umbrage, should we charge that they are
exceedingly lukewarm IN all party move
ments about which they were not person
ally'consulted? Fifty? Yes, more. But
numerous as this class Of democrats are
they are greatly outnumbered by those
citizens who act as il nothing in business,
commercial and social life Is deserving,
or ought TO succeed, unless they are per-
mitted to take the lead. This IS an un.
happy state of affairs that must work
injury TO the city. .sss'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
TO CONTRAGTORs,

Notice is hereby eivtn.that scaled prcpcf as viii
be received al my Office until IL O'Clock M. of Nom
day the 2ist dnyof June 1883, for widening and ex.
known as the Pois rosd. a. follows to- Wit: " IN "
Commencing II the upper end OF said Potts road.
and laying white or bsr oak rails at least four nehes
square, eight feefieng and square al end said
rails TO be laid crosswise, IN uniform manner, the
whole length Of said road, on the east side 81 and
road--the square end % be fitted closely up to tho
rails now sad r sd. eaid rails 70 be covered with
earth six inches in the center, sOping gradually 10
three inches thick either side. The whole work 70
ehe done N good, workmanlke manner, and TO con-
form possible 10 the road built by said Par
ker& Hcdges To be completed by the hrst day OF
September, lsee
Part e. biddingon said road will bid cash basis.
by the ienial yard.
The court will tho right TO reject all bids.
ny order Of the county court.
IAAc0B @. LYNCH, County Clerk.
June IL, leoo-dta
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RIVER NEWS.
Pert list Tor the ~ Houvs EuAius a
1--WE 0'clWct, p. =.

ARRIVALS.
Ger, yApderson, Columbus. Vim. White, Paaucsh
Cumberland, Evansville Rover, 81. Louis.
Louisiana, Cincinnati. Bismarck, do
Alice Dean, do Mary Houston, NJ d.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
Gen. Anderson. Columbus. Vim White. Paducah,
cumberiand, Evansville Rover, Pittsburgh.
Louisiana, New Orleans Mary Houston, LOUSY.
Hismarck, do Belle Memphis, st. Lou.
Alice Dean do M t't''h
ana .-.----- -
The weather continues clear and pleas.
ant with the mercury ranging In tho
neighborhood of SO degrees.
The Mississippi il steadily on the De.
cline at st. Louis.
The Ohio is falling again at Pittsburg
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
"Barretts" InialIible Hair Restorative

II you want a good stove, or tinware
hollow-ware, copper or shest-iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything In that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue,
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he has moved to. aud fitted NJ the
largest and most complete shop In
Southern Illinois. ls seF
Particular attestion given to steam.
boat and mill work, copper smitlsisg
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys,
breecher escaping steam. pipes, etc. 2. "A
apr24d6m
The Sunfower Billiard saloon, ON Ohio
Ievee, is FURNISHED with the latest styles
Of tables, and the bar supplied with the
most excellent liquors. Free lunch is
spread every day stsa m. and 10 p. m.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
Ltghtntug.

Save your lives and property. A.
Fraser is agent for the copper scroll light
ming rod company and will All all orders
promptly. Call at once and have them
put on your butidiuays TINS IL the bert
and safest rod noV nader Shop on CDms
nercial avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth street. apI24dsm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17

Raymonds metallic burial cases.
Also, black velvet. walnut stained collins made 70
order, at very low prices.
Mr., Feith performs biz eva work. being practical
conn maker, and sthsrsfors able u sell cheaper than
anye dy else LINK N.Y. ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-17
Local Bvey,si.s.

"Barreti'-i free from dirt and gum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

Catharinc Ferry Of No. 30 East Tenth-st,
while washing windows at No lji East TwcHty-cighth
fell from the thd story TO the pavement and had her
skull fractured.
On Tuesday, at p. M, the planet Jupiter
appeared short distance nOrhnortleast Of our sato
lite. The nearest distance was attained about 1916 a.
OF Wednesday being little than ~ eight times
the apparent diameter % the moon From March to No
vember inclusive lesser distance at each conjunction
will separate these two Orbs On May lj ISL at 1904 p
occultation will occur south Of north latitude 81
degrees.
The FrenclAanadian Benevolent Society of
ST John the Baptist held their seminOnhy meeting last
evening nm Masonic Hail. Mr. Prud'homIno In the chair,
and Mr. Duva Secretary, and elected several new mem
beers. The report Of the Financial Comuittee showed
favorable condition OF the treasury Preparations
being made for tho grand bali for the benefit Of ipOOr
TO be gwen under the auspices Of the Society," In Apollo
Hall. on the Zth inst.
The officers and directors of the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company and the Rartan and Delaware
Bay Railroad Company met at DemOnicO's on Tuesday
evening at private banquet given by the former. Tho
meeting entirely Of social character, aud, according
to the statement OF prominent director of the Camden
Raritan aud delaware Bay Road for Tie building OF a
new line to Philadelphia.
At the annual meeting of the Society of the
Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers, held
yesterday afternoon at No 40 New Bowey Messs A. s.
hatch Charles Calender, j. +. Howell William Phelps,
W. Sanford, James H. Thompson, G. Is. Kyeras, and VIM.
H. sutton were elected trustees for the ensuing year
and at subsequent meeting OF the trustees me following
President Charles Calender Secretary, j. g. Howell
Treasurer, VIM. Phelps
A Fair in aid of the building fund of the new
Chapel adjoining Dr. Crosby church Fourhayc, was
opened last evening In the rooms formerly occupied by
tie Young Mems at the corner VI
Broadway and Twentysecondsts. The Fair has been
gotten up chiefly by the efforts OF the children belonging
10 the OF the church. and % tho different
mission schools connected with IT, and II certainly docs
much credit 10 their Industry aud fertility OF Invention
The display OF articles for sale very good and file
various OF amusement presented To the visitor
oneT strong temptations to the most closely bnttoned
pocket The attendance last evening exceeded the high
est antcipaOns Of the managers, ana the enterprise
will undoubtedly prove most satisfactory success IL
Will continue for three days at the same place
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scuoorsRs-RIyBR colsTwnI.
snh.a psw.s,tle Del Lodi Riaabethpott
q. N.,,. Csorgetosp DC Webster Kelly N IabsthpoTt
An, Rl,,ahethp.rt O. G. Ackep RhHsbethport
Taroi1s KirIel Alexandria EckeTsOn ElIabethpOTt.
Gloucester, BlIabetbporL Excelsior bhLabetbporL
tds y Wb,sier Philadelpba Carrie Hays Philadelphia
tIino pToGdsnee Jas DOnabae Providence.
m 49,. p,aSSdsnce Send, EewHaVep.
p.ns. RosL,ano Little DAVID Neg-TaTen
Bellona, New Haven. T. H. Lewis Sod"Ah
\ p GodNin, Stamford DAVID f%fssI, oIeehNeh'
Little Charley, GreenpOrt D peAn Ieup.oD'
Old Zach, Eew-HaveB Celesuar hof"AH'
SAILED.
Ssmshps-Cuha Nsada LTerpool Ahbm TOT FeInAn
dina, Fla.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS Dec. 15-Auved steamship Herens from NeT,ioE
FORTRESS MONROE Dec 5-ATyed, echr May g. nAngn no"
New Granada for EesYork short Of provisions d.
WELLINGTON, N c. Dee Ia-Auved, steamships EMPIRE rom
Eew.Y0rk
NoRPoLK Va Dee Ssed steamship Isaac Bell for View YORK
CgAHETOS c. Dec. l5-Ani,ed brig Antonio Mara rom
Matan1aS sailed steamship Charleston for NeHYork ehT FHg@A
Dare, for Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Dec l5ArnVed steamship Rage from NeyforE Ben
Vile from New-Orleans
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IAnn0uncemrnial

PREPARATIONS FOR TIE CoMING CHRISTMAS
are ug made universally and Holiday Novelties In great demand
The uabe Kyor ahead sud Offers to the world Of fashion
The Dst elegant stylish aud way desirable Hats Caps Fn &c.
atyer added grace and comfort 60 metropolitan and Americans
rery suitable Christmas presents NewYeahs could
not than these notions Of KNOX, at 29 Broadway corner Of
ia
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

THURSDAY DKC lG
Ar Europe and Bremen, steamship ansa
rom HoboEen close NJ Supplementary Mail or paid letters
only. close Al II p IL, a Bremen Pier
SATURDAY. DEc. 10.
Mails for Europe liverpool by tie Cb Of Brooklyn close
Supplementary paid Pier No - North RIVER TO
"A p NJ. $500. a, o.....,
~ h Havana kc per steamship RapdaD close at the General
Poet OGcs st2
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fOTICF.-Purchasers of GENTS and BOYS
Corsg Obtain the best the market Affords a. IKAPuASEN
usEN Co.'S J 900 iO2 BOweU Pness moderate AID goods
warranted represented.
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FINE SILvER-PLATED WARE in new and ele-
"a, designs suitable for Wedding Holiday Presents, offered At
ssl a! Nhoiete pneeL L. HlELrs Co.. No. Al Maiden aue.
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Railroad were maid from "a TO 50 per day Az Nspe5 Ine
wages Of skilled workmen in trades are but S thew
francs per day when there Is anything 10 uo "nu '
But woTkingmen have a right, sngly or by assoclatioh
10 set their own price upon their labor l'o , rn
workngmeus capital exclusively, but they mus.
member that IL not discreetly used 1t cann0t DC slo,eu
up and ITS value the twlnkling OF an eye ,or
ever They have night IN time OF peace 70 their
wages i'm cold or It's equivalent Paper money - thei
bane They have the right TO JOIN cooperative unio;
beyond wages q participation In some annual snare
the nrofts of blessings wherein they are employeu.
woud seenre their hearty good Will 10 do the most anu
not the least In their power, and not only pronoc ,
welfare OF wOrkmen but u would IN the emo poSh ca
fetal 10 all those who might be induced 10 TURKISH oa9
TAI for enerprises terms. Yet, as nave arey
minated the greatest boon which can be cODleIeu w
the state upon its people and one which worknS
should insist upon having, Is sound elementary euu
ton made compulsory and free OF cost 10 every on
within its domains. Thus only will higher sphere u
usefulness be reached and higher Social organization
Let us then leave Americans 10 follow whatever walk
in life they ch0ose-inposing neither l9ng hou5s NON
Shorthand TO follow 1t as long as they please anu uP
such terms they willing TO accept mus oS e,
we avoid undermining national industry ana preserve
habits Of individual self-relaDee; .o rc,ion
Mr. WILSON rep, Mass) said that the cohsIru MI
put upon the Of 1863 liking the hours OF lapol W %
DepaT OF the Government put Congress III lalso
position The President. however had relieved congress
by the construction he had given the law lie desired
that the law might have far chahce 10 DC 'cs'ou
ticaly. - -....oro .ho
pendng order IN order take up the bill relative TO inc
appellate Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court IN certain
Mr. THURMAN Dem, Ohio) opposed the motion, and
moved to adjourn but finally modified his motion 10 pro-
vide for an executive session. - - N .,a =
The motion disagreed TO- Yeas, ~; Nays 20 anu
motion 10 adjourn also disagreed TO.
Mr. TRUMBULL Rep., lll) having previously mower
10 take up the bill relative TO tho appellate jurisdiction
Of the Supreme Court in certain cases, the motion was
agreed TO, and the bin taken up. - -, Ct.
On motion OF Mr.. WILSON tRep, hassl the SENATE
then into Executive session, and subsequently ad
iOurued
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SARBATH-SCHooL Books. - BROUGHToN d.
HAS No u Bibls House Keep the roA all fab'hsI
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PAPERS, TwINEs. THREADS, AND CoRDAGE
ldk
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SQUIRE g. LANDER, % Fulton-st, New York,
buy reliable WATCHES One DAHosDs choice jaw
EI,T. aud sILYgR WARE Diamond d specially
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

steamship Brunette freeman. ThIadeuha. - -, a., a, l.
dlbTAltaf Sept 80 -
anchored in the Lower Bav.
Bn. R1lCrspu, MAYO IsIladelpliA
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RENARKs-MOrnng-HaI froEl miunignt W " H tr
hazy To : very hazy 10; overcast IL 10 hoVLi mci
Overcast and very hazy TO H. NOte-I4th-frOlh II p
III to midnight slightly bazy
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" ElcctrOpathv, Magnetism, Electro CHI

cal aud appropriate remedies all aud chronic diseases
treated 10 West Twenty ourthst, BY VIM WHITE NJ
free Family practice attended TO- Cures often guaranteed
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rhe genuine Prof LIEBIG'S Extract of Meat
10 the imported article Prof Juo Draper cheap
e al sale Druggists AID hue groeo's aud
byII GLAEL iJt Miliam.tt, sole agent.