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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
An Old Fallscy Exploded.

Thirty or forty year, ago, IL was the fashion 90
administer powerful purgatyes as "spring med.
cines.' Terrific doses OF salts and SIENNA, ealomel
and jalap, or glauber salts we're given tn all the
members of u family, whether sick or we'll, by
Way of pr eparlng them for the warm weather IN
prospect. This pernicious custom ID nearly OBJ
solete, but there some old Bourbons Of private
lite, incapable alike Of forgetting or learning any
thing, who obstinstely cling to 1t still
Nothing could be more pernicious, more utterly
unphilosophical, than such an onslaught ON the
vigor and elasticity Of the system. In order -
enable the ply steal structures 10 resist the
sttng effects OF spring damps and summer heats,
II Fhould he toned ana reinforced, not relaxed and
weakened. The best medicine agent for this pur-
pode is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Its effect N
10 tone the stomach and liver, gently relieve the
bowels from distractions, brace the nerves, ini-
prove the quality Of the blood, stimulate the APP
petite and eheefthe spirits. lnihis improved con.
diton the organization Is capabe Of resisting I'M
healthy Influences, which would PROSTATE an Gu
fecbed system. A Vigorous digestion Is abso,
lutely essential to health, and thera In danger
the stomach faitering or failing In this important
Office nths genial elixir IL taken regularly taken
as stofnachie. Meme Of the tonic tinctures or
extracts wiiSsnppy the place OF the Bitters. for
the simple reason that they operate as astringents
only. In fact, in ordinary Practice, tive or six
prescriptions would be iequ,fed to droduce sep.
araieiy, the beneficial results, which are effected
simultaneously, rnd tremendously by this single
specific, may2mwA sitw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
uNEARThlNG THE VAMPIRES.
Two Hua dred Custom House Onlcials In League
With smugsle!s-The Government in,estirs.
ting the Frauds.

The rottenncss Of the New York Custom
House and the corrupt administration of
"the Good Old Man, were exhibited in q
private investigation yesterday, before
Mr.. Grinnell. A'short time ago informa-
ton was received 10y the Secretary of the
Treasury that the seat Of customs nj this
port was n den Of thieves, and that hun
drcds Of the officials were amassing for
tunes by aiding smugglers 10 dcfraud the
Government The statements, which
were prepared after actual observation,
conclusively showed that the officers of the
Collector closed their eyes rs fervcntly n if
they were engaged in prayer when the
valuable goods Of the merchants who had
subsidized them, had passed under their
notice. They permitted cases of costly ar
tioles 10 be delivered To merchants In this
city without examination, because they
were In the pay Of the owners and they
passed la this way hundreds If cargoes of
goods on which no duties had been paid.
Thirteen OF the number were examined
and confessed that they had received
BRIBEs FROM VARIOUS STEAMSHIP CON-
PASIEs
to pass portions of their cargoes without
actual examination, and to obtain pcrmi.-
sion for them 10 bring their vessels to va
rious docks where the Struggled goods
could be removed 10 stores on Broadway
and other thoroughfarcs. They testified
on oath that they were In tho habit of re-
ceiying various sums Of money from
shipping merchants to enable them 10 de-
fraud the government, and that they had
shown their gratitude practically by omit
ting 10 examine the merchandise Of their
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
CONFEDERATE SEQJESTRiTYON
IIHN

The case Of Knox ". Lee, from Texas,
was submitted upon printed arguments by
Mr.. Paschal for Knox aud Mr. Wells for
Lee, Wa. ordered 10 be- roargued at the
next term Of the Supreme Court of the
United States. The case involves but two
points one the effect Of sale Of property
by the Confederate State, under their
sequestra,ion laws against alien cncmie, !;
the other upon an instruction Of the Judge
upon the measure Of damages. lie said
that sin assessing the damage, the jury
will recolleci that whatever amount they
may give IN their verde, can be- discharged
BY the payment If such amount in legal
tender note. OF the United States.' IL said
that the difficulty was upon thi. in,truc-
ton and that the argument has been or
dered because II open. up the whole qucs-
ton of the cou'titutionali,y of the legal
tender Laws. The other question, which /,
not less important, arose upon the follow
ing instruction Of Judge Duyal, Of Texas
1t appears from the evidence that these
sheep were conhscated as the property Of
IN alien enemy and sold under the author
iiy ofthe so-called Confederate govern.
ment, on the 1th of March, lsG3, and tina,
Knox, in connection with Others, perhap,
became purchaser thereof / have to .ay
10 the jury that such sale conferred no title
whatever upon the purchaser. or upon any
one, knowing that title was derived from
this source The case will be argued nv
Judge Paschal against the instruction, and
by Mr. Wells for them.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas, IS virtue 81 a certain Trust Deed bear.
ns date March Sat, so, and duly recorded IA
Book -, png" l7i Il Deeds IA The Recorder,
office o. Alexander county, Illinois, Melville 9,
Hawlry I'D convey 90 the undersigned the follow.
Iug descrtb.d real estate. to-stL one hundred
az s my ns ss o o, ,bste a' n I .aITay
numbered no i1il i've hundred aud twenty nine,
The sui claiin T. duly recorded on the official
msiiaisiy ami nUrhw. -terly FROM thc north.rly
line ~ my rrer Ol land IN sad claim AMI survey
heretofore sold ani conveyed ~ Alfred rope
administrator, etc, u the estate Of ,urfsn
Pope, deceased. 20 one Orssmu- nf"enly.
by deed Leaning dare on the 18th day OF
february, 4. u is,p, aud suly recorded
ILLINOIS, on the 4ith day u February A. H. ls,,
~ volume ~ Of deeds oh page 81, etc, a. VIII
more flly appear, reference b"lng hat thereto
that u say The one hundred and any pi0j acres
of land h.tsty INTENDED u be- described, A. Jon
ycyed ~ bounded suathc.ly by the northeTly Inc
of said my scTss conveyed a. Aforesaid 10 sald
Drsamu. 6T,only, aud extends nOr,hw"sterly
through the entire breadth Of said clam, n dis
,enee saitcien, 70 line Baiallsl WIN SAD SAD
6rcrIly nurihcrN line As viii inelude va" -"li
one hundred aud hny acres. ,,
In trust, however, that IN case Of default IN the
uayment ~ the sum ni hvs nLhaisu 800 u.s
dated March zst, lsh, twelve months aIt't date
with interest from date az the rate OF ihl per
cent por annum according 20 the tenor ana "ht",
OF sad proin sorry note 6ilay described IN sad
Trust Deed, that then the undersigned, trustee,
should proceed To sa said ,esi estate a. by sald
trust I"si pIoNiued anu Hh'Nu'' '" Wv Pei 20 "a,
a good and Sufficient deed for the conveyance OF n
the right, title and interest of the estate OF sad
Curran Pope, deceased, or of the said Alfred !;
Pope As administrators etc., Of aid estate, by said
Trust Deed conveyed 70 the undersigned. Ana
whereas neither said note or any portion thereof
nor the interest nor any portion thereof has been
paid b, the said Melville q. iawleyi or by any
;ther person, default having been male lh.telh,
Nov therefore, in pursuance OF the provisions
Of sad Trust Deed, and at the request Of the
said Alfred T. Pope as administrator As AFORESAID,
notice is hereby given, that IN accordance with tho
Ter : OF sard trust Deed, will, on Saturday, the
IAN day of May. next, us7Ol, between the hour.
day' at the lfronO door Of the court house IN the
civ OF Cairo Alexander county, Illineis, proceed
10 sell at public yendne 10 the highest bidder, foy
cash the estate hereinbefore described 10 satisfy
the debt due and unpaid as aforesaid, with Vie
costs and charges Of said trust, and wall exeouie
TO the pure haser a deed for the same.
CLAIBORNE WINSTON, Trustee
Cairo, April 18th, 1870. apri2dli"'t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
The Cairo Bulletin, May >.
Exciting scene In Court - Personal
RencOntre Between Mr.. Graham and
Judge Davis.
from tho New York Times, 3ls,.l


Judge Davis.
from tho New York Times, 3ist.l
Just after the adjournment of the Nc
Farland trial, yesterday, a lively passage
occurred betwe N the two leading lawyers
on citb,r side. The crowd was gradually
leaving TIE court room. and the Recorder
the City Judge and many professional
gentlemen within the bar were preparing
10 go TO eI.Judge Russels funeral, when
Judge Davis made a remark to the Re-
corlcr with regard to Mr.. Graham's con-
duct of the defense saying that the latter
had stated something in one of his bitter
speeches that he could not prove. Ne:
Graham, who stood near, talking to the
prisoner and Mr.. Gerry, overheard him,
and rushing up to Judge Davis, shouted
do you mean TO say that anything that
said u false p Before Judge Davis could
reply Mr.. Graham continued. shaking
his clinchcd fist in Judge Davis face
"You---country pcttfogger, you are not
IL to associate with gentlemen you-,
could undress you and spank you like a
child. You have insulted every witness
brought on the stand, and you've been
paid money TO hang this manr' Mr..
Gerry and several oth,rs rushed up to Mr..
Graham, and Rec, rider Hackett stepped
up and interfered, when Mr.. Graham
pushed him aside, saying, Don't inter-
fere you have no right TO you helped
this man insult me by your rebuke from
tho bench" Officers then came between
the parties and they were separated, and
thus ended the matter.
The explosives which Mr.. Graham used
we're not very choice. The crowd becam,
highly excited, and one man proposed
three cheers for John Graham, which wer,
loudly given. When Mr.. Graham wen
out he was loudly chccred by hundred
who had assembled on the staircase. Tn,
jury had departed before this passage be-
tween counsel took place.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
Cough No More.

Warnes's Cough Bslssms Is healing, son
ringund ctpectofiinG tn" extraordinary pow
81 II Possesses ~ Immediately relieving, and even.
tuhlly curing. the most ob-tnat. eases u Coughs,
colds, sore Throat bronchitis lnhdeuzi, Catar-
tah. Hunrscnc-., Asthma and Consumption II al
most Incredible 30 prompt IL the relief amt GER
tain H. effects 10 an the ulpye cases any aii.'
ton of III. thfOai and lung-. That NhOusands ~
ply scisns are daly prescribing Il, aus one and all
FaS That " j. The fnuN healing ami ny pcCtorating
medicine known. one does always nhprds relief,
mud IN the most ca-t- one butt" effects azure.
Sold by drugg.Et~, Ia large BOTTLES. Price pur
Dollar Tits your uwu fault Il you eth cOugh and
suiiDr The Inl-am viii cure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
Ghe 8nlletin.
FRENCH AGTTA 7TON-PLoT To -
SASSyN1 TIE NAPOLEON

SASSfNI IL var 's's'+''
The discussion Of the Plebisc.f' mas en-
gendered a state of feeling 10 France ln"'
threatens considerable blood'hed' Inc
moro prominent Leaders, for ana "gS'"sE
moi sat;sfyinp tbcmselvcs with violent ana
denupciatory speeches. are inauguraths
conspiracies, regicide plot ana '''e', 'o"
III Of the most bloody and relentless ch"r"'-
ter
I, has alreody been discovered that
plot Ia. been formed against the hnhPcr-
4 ors life. Late cable di'paiche, INFORM u
,ba, one Bcanri has been arrested, anu
that the papcrs found on hi person, taken
rg-,frv in connection with his confession, leaves
q AlA no room 10 doubt that his mission to Paris
4tH was 10 assassinate the Emperor, and per-
form other work Of kindred kind. other
aga arrest. have since been made the lnierna-
tionsl Workihgmcn's Association has es-
pecially been spotted and in the Bcllcville
quarter. the scene OF The late barbados
large quantities Of powder and NUMBER
of explosive bombs have been found. IL
the reports already to hand be well found
I'd. II 10 not 10 be denied that the conspira-
cy has wide qualifications and that the
would-be assassin has many associates hoth
in and ont Of France.
IL has been justly asserted that the as'a'-
sination Of the Emperor was but one OF
the many purposes, all Of which were d.
rected to the overthrow Of the empire and
TO the establishment Of the republic. Ac-
cordng 10 some of the Paris papers 1t
was intended to blow ip the Tuilcrcs and
IA. q a arp =
WHY posed 60 ignore the fac, that this conspir-
acyhas happened OPPORTUNITY for the Elm
peror That II will materially assis, them
in their plans and purposes We canot deny
We know we'll also, that since the days of
Louis XIV the French police have been
adopts in first Of all getting up conspracies
and then discovering them. We have no
reason to doubt that the prcscn, chief of
the French police is u worthy successor OF
the celebrated Fouchc, Of the First EN-
pirc. At the same time We cannot say
we have any good reason TO connect this
conspiracy with any schcming or plotting
on the part Of the Emperor or his friends.
E Such course could only have been re-
sorted TO In the dircst extremity. The
Emperor j. In no such extremity. Every
thing is promising for the sth of May. 1,
isthe reds the "irreconcilabes,' who are
desperate. They see that France !, not
with them, and tina, their only oppor-
tunity lies in some desperate effort. All
lovers Of order, Ia and Oh, Of France must
rejoice tina, this foul scheme has heen dis
covered and frustrated. Bcauri has not
been so successful as :he Ravallacs the
Balthazsr, Geraras and the John Wilkes
Booths Of the pas, bu, /, !. now more
than possible that, elevated To the same
platform Off nfahy, he will share with them
their uncnyiable nptOricty. Nogood ever
did come, no good ever can come from
the assassns stroke. Even when il la.
rid the world Of II ,yrani il. results have
nggmynted. not mtirniel the crimc
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Judge OF the supreme Court.

We are authorized TO announce that the Hon.
SIDNEY BREEsE will he candidate fer the office
OF Judge Of the supreme Court Of Illinois, from
tho First Grand Division. Election ON Monday,
June q, 1870.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05

E2y" The Senate Committee on Claims
have passed favorably on the claim of
William Creepy Taylor and Others for
$4,000 for clearing the Southwest Pass of
the Mississippi river. The claim has been
pending since 1867. The committee will
also report favorably on the resolution
paying Southern loyalists for property
taken for war purposes by the Federal
nrmy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05

Eas~ Captain W. r. Strong, deputy
United States marshal at Salt Lake city,
was shot and instantly killed by desper-
ado, named Howes, whom he was about TO
arrest An armed possee gave pursuit Of
the murderer. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05

- Horace Greeley publishes a card in
which he Asserts his admiration for Albert
u. Richardson, and his belief that Richard
son was incapable Of the great wrong he Is
alleged TO have committed. Mr. Greel,
says that he sought to have Richardson.
fame remain untarnished, and Tins, no.
knew him to be incapable Of Robin. =
man ofhis wife or honor lie GAYS he i
opposed 70 capital punishment and !. ma,
warning against Mcfarland. He would
0niy vindicate Richardson. fame Tho
letssr docs eredi, 10 Greel, Iicar.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05

sU-The Word Of yesterday, says If Con.
gre's authorizes new. National banks, which
'eems probable, then the Government will
b. forced TO buy fye-twenty bonds and
cancel them, as new four per cent. bond.
@'s absorbed by the National banks. This
movement will stimulate, powerfully, in.
ss''iHehl and speculation in ilve-twenty
Doha', ana their price will advance, natur-
any above par in gold, as the Government
hA' no authority 10 redeem any bonds, but
Is restricted by law, and can only buy
"ei' IA open market, until such time as
gresnbaeka are redeemed in gold by the
Government.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
Wine Of Life.

The Great Blood Purifier amt D.ioiou. Drink,
Warner. Sinum Nttw. or Wine of Life.
r free from any poisonous Drug or iinpuriti"-,
Icing prepared for those who require stlmulbnt.
u h asplendid appetizer, aui tonic. Sni the IN.
u De- the most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered ~ the public, fnf superior To- hiHndy,
whisky vine. hittrf-, 81 any other article. u De-
more hesitly, ana cheaper. Euth male hui
female, Young ami old, can take the Wine Ut LIE.
II o., N firf H lie ptsser,sr. Those who Wlsh 20
rni9y good health and iie. Tow 81 lively spift-,
si,oid take the Wine ~ Life IL Is different
rom 81, thing ever befofe "a uss. u b. .oli by
druggists. Price one Dollar, quart b1ttl"-.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05

bsfy" Grace Greenwood will enter the
lecture field next autumn and winter. She
has been gathering materials for lecture
for the last twenty years, on "hife in
Washington" which she proposes to de-
LIVER in the West, including California.
She has been out of the lecture Geld for
sveral years, and will be welcomed back
again by hundreds of thousands
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
ElnnenugOgue.


Manners t.ns0e uasogas 3. The only sri'
10 known g. eurs the Whife-, % Will cure IA
ever, CASEY where il the family 10 which ihs
important medicine j. rot wanted Moth"f-, this
j. ths CREATES blessing ever offered YOU. And you
shout Y Immediately procure a. u IN also q sure
cure loi fsnals Irr'gulauti's, and may >" de-
psnied upon M every case Wh~f" the monthly
hus has bson Obstfucfed through cold OF disease.
sold Nv ira rgisi- Pries one Dollar. ~ s"nt by
nail 90. receipt 81 one Dollar AMI quarter
Iarstis hy BARCLAY Nkp- T.. -. rfHtH
4. WHITAKER and :. J. HuMM, Cairo, ~
uIs, Au4 - 40 1rugg sss.
Bmsrl5aiyr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05

ny- The Chicago Times exuts. Hear
IL: Chicago is herself again. We are
now having our regular murder per diem.
OF course, st. Louis win be envious; and
Cincinnati viii gnash It's teeth; neverthe.
less, our. eminent superiority cannot be
di.uuted -"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
THE CONVENTION.
TUESDAYS Proceedings.

The following digest Of the convention
proceedings Of Tuesday, we copy from
the special correspondence Of the Chicago
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
MEDICAL.
WARNEtt'S
Pile Remedy.
ID Sf'IcI'SIA,

Warmers Dyspepsia Tome I. prepared
expressly for bNSpeptie- AMI those suffering WIN
habitual cos,iyoue~s. II isa slightly stimulating
tonic and u splendid appetizer II strengthens The
stomach and restores thu digestive organs ~
tlcir hCalN -idc. Week. nervous and dy-Lepi'
PERSONS should u-e WkuNNn's bisrIFstA Ip~I'.
or sale hy druggists Price one Dollar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05
LEGAL.
EXECUTOK'S NOTICE:
SIIERIFF" SALE.

SHERIFF SALE
Hy virtue Of nu execution o. fuH directed hN
the rl.rk 81 enc rffs. 10 court OF AIrK,uIerrUuuiy
~ The STATE Of linoi-. m ty0rof Daniel :. DAVIS.
adm ni-tratUr, de huuI- non ~ james Provo,
Ics,a.rd. hr the Ne - Low NJ Law. aud
against william n -auiusky. hHVs levied upon
the olosing ds.rr.h,d property, tp-sIt
lot Numbered fseniN .tsn ls.1. M block uHm.
h,fci seventy nm" t.sj 10 the ar-t ailItou 20 he
city II CAIRO, county ~ Alexander AMI stat. 81
niInots. the pfoprIty Of the -nii william n -au-
du-ky whirh shall offer NJ puhlt sale" ~ tho
ssHitiwezieTy door Of the court house. 10 rrIty
Of CAIRO. Alrhulisr county, Illinois, ou tho four
trputh day ui NHy,A o., lsTu, hrtNrru ihv hour
~ u.us O'Clock, q m., aud sunset II .aId day, lot
ta.h. io satisfy sad ~Sscution.
Louis II. MYERS,
~herNof Alexander county, Illinois.
Cairo, M, Apui u, Is7p -atS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-05

l. prepared TO take contracts Tor the erection OF
all kinds OF Brick Business Houses, Residences,
Churches or school Honses, or lirickwork Of any
other character. He refers, with confidence, To
his work IN Cairo and elsewhere, as evidence OF
his ability To do first class Jobs. ~
es Terms reasonable afdtf
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AAosEhENTs-NISr rAeE-Foursh dnh sad sixth
ASS HS5aEss as
xSp ssa .sioof 2obGSa
sssP qos ssrE=
sussfss offoSTrNrIps xlrvrs,H rAor-s..A
a49 SI ss4GFs ;Sx szr
oLEsss AND sALEsxrs-ELrvssru PAsa-gour,A
S51aSTs xsb
coAsTwisG sTEAxsulps pAoar.f.A an ..,A
SSsSSSS$iSs
CouSTKY BoARD-sEoosD PAGE Second aud third col.
peNTisfEy- y-Twrlr1u PAcs-Fli.h column.
SxEEs HousEs o & fGsSfsuyp AND us
EUROPEAN
HyyHNIEN1 Io TELEGRAX TxrLrlT PAen Third column.
EEiNxSciALgsFeosn rAos-sislh % caamn.
Ss Fass-!s ssls%s sss%s
WRENCH ADyERTlsEMENrs-ELEvEsr rAaR-siXsh
HELf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAes-Fith COL
HELP WANTEp-FEMALEs- s-ELzvEsrH pAaH-rhird
HORSES. cxksiAaEs. ao-Erssr rAar Second, third
r,o,uIs and fourth columns; s..ona .o,,,nn
houss, Rooms, 80. WSSTEb@Tw.rru rAs,-
TOE cREaMmSnsrn siasa si.0S'H pAoE-Fourh column.
INSTR CTlOS- SECOND PAGE--Sixth column.
JERSEY CITY ii@0BoMKEN, @M @M ArDsON CITY AND BER-
SsS ys
sIa F.ss sSns soa
AND pksaANfsGfSr HAansNhts solfSnn
NIsCELLAS EoUs ADVERTISEMENTS -TxsrH PAox-
nIsCELI.AN EU S--NINrn PAGE-TAird column.
1CSICAL-Ni-tTa PAaE-Focrth column
NEWSPAPERS TW ELfTH Ph0R-slth column.
LII Il
OFORrES-EINTn PAaE- Fourth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE 10 ExCHA&GE-TwELfrH PAdE-second
REAL EsTATE wANTED-ELsvnxrx PAsx-sir.h
EELIGIoUs NoTlCEs-FIHar PAsK-Frs. column.
SEwAkDS-FIasr PACE Fourth column.
kools AND APARTMENTS TO LET-sEooND PACE
BALES AT AGCTioN-TwxLsTH PAos Fourth and afsh
SITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures PAas-
- First, second and third colulnns
SITUATIONS WANrED-NALEs-E s-ELsvEsrR PAaE-
SPECIAL NOTiCEs-FIRsr PAor-Fir. column
ofokiiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.-Ffnsr PAGE Second
eTALlIONS-FIasr PAGE-second column.
6fORAQE-NINTH PAGE-Third column.
STRAW GOODS-SECosD PAcE--Fifth column.
,s GUNNER RES MRESokTs-sxooSD PAcx-Third column.
1HE TRADES-ELEvENTH PAeE-Fh and Sixth columns.
EHE IUkf-FrRsT PA6E-Second column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEooND PAGE
- Third and fourth columns
JhAVELLERS' uI IDE-FIRsT PAGH-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIpsT PAGE Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, 4o.-FIasr PAGE-FOurth
column.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

YT,RINITY PARISH, FREE CHAPEL OF ST. AUdUs.
i tine 2 AMI aA Iiowery botween Houston and ~ Prince ,
rite confirmation will w Administered BY Right Rev Bish'
op Potter.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C,
TNE HORSE AND CARRIAaR RRAA

A Z rHE AUCTION HOUSE or
"A JOHNSTON VAN TAsSHLL
Oasee and "a esrtom 3. Nassau stfest
opposite the Pos, once.
The New York herald., 1870-06-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LsoR sALE-AT STABLE NO. 0 EAST NiSErEESry
street, nd hand ctorA, In perfect running order
must Be sold leaves town; VII. be sold cheap.