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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-18
BULLS
SAISS Alp a IL ILL a
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother


Benton barracks, No, April 70, issS.
DR.. JOHN BULi,-Dssr sirl KAosisg The en-.
cheney Of your sarspara, aud the healing and bene-
heisl qualities u possesses, send you tbs foo~ns
statement u my easei ~ f-
Isas wounded about tao years sgo-was takea prs.
onsf and confined for sixteen months being moved
often, my wounds have not healed yet. lave not
AT uP.a moment sncs was wounded. am shoi
ihrodgA the hiPs. My goasfal health d. impaired,
aud need something 20 assist nature. i have more
faith In your sAfsaparila than ia anythisg oisc rsh
that that Is genuine Please express hall dosen
bottles, and oblige CAPT. q. y. JoHN5OS,
st. Louis. Mo.
r. S-The following was written April %, 1850, by
MIS-. Jennie J.hn-on, mother Of Capt. Johnson
DR., JOHN bULL-Dear Siri My husband, Dr. Q,
;. Johnton, was skillful surgeon and physician 10
Central New York. where he died. leaving tha above
q. r. Johnson IN my care Al thirteen ysArs OF age
he had q chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which
gave him your sarsaparhla III CURED HIM !
have ior ten years recommended II TO many IN New
York. Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula fever sores. and
general debility. Perfect success has attended u,
IA< s5eetedn soms cases n sDefsIa and yesr sf"
sisAasf miraculous am very anxious for my son
TO again have recourse TO your sarsaparina. lie 10
kariul Of getting spurious article, hence his wiring
10 you forI HIS wounds were terrible, but bellsHs
''' WIZ ''@'''' JENNIE JOHNSON.
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NV JUN Ht IaIs . TfIcIPaI OEeeI
NO. 10 FIFTH, Gross street,
louisville. nY.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To My United States and World. Vide
Readers.

To My United States and World. Vide
Readers:
Il sionsl and medical men, . my ala snsss and var-
Gus publications have shown, all Of which are genuine
The following from highly educated and popular
physician IN Georgia, N certainly one VI TIE most
sensible communications have ever received, Dr..
Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his
testimony deserves 10 be written in letters OF gold.
Hear what the Doctor says Of hulrs Worm Des.
troyer:
vlllAaov. wAlker County, Ca,
June %, 1915.
Or. ions BpLL-t~ar siri Ihave recently gyes
your WORN Destroyer several trials, AM mud u
wonderfully ef'cscious. 10 has no, failed IA Q single
Instance TO have the vished-for effect. ] am doing
pretty large county practice and have daily use Tor
some article OF the kind. sm ffse 20 confess
hat know Of no remedy recommended by the abcst
authorities that certain and speedy IN ITS effects.
ON the contrary, they are uncertain IN the extreme,
My Object wrt ing you to tnd out upon whs, terms
l can get the medicine directly from you. IL can
get upon easy terms. shal use gseat dssl Of t.
the chings and practice Of great majority ofthe
ysTsisy line disesviing remedy which We know 70
be sufficient simply because we may bs ignorant % t.
combination. FOR my part. l shall make ia rule 10
use all and every means 70 alleviate suffering human
ny which may 10 abe 10 command noeo es iiAiing
leaned It's effects hrst and secured the sole right 70
secure THAI knowiedgc. Heuevef. AIN BY means
advocate or supporter Of the thousand o. worthless
nostruTns that nood the county, that pufport 20
al tanner oi diseases 10 winch serh IN heir. PEA.
reply soon. and iaform me ofyosr besi terms.
am, or, very respeciiuliy,
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NorICE!!
To all whom 4. may concern.


Caught In the Mississippi river opposite Belmont
MO-, Two Bales Cotton. Unless same 10 called for
property proven and demands paid within thirty
the same will be sold for account OF charges For mar
boat, Cairo III. Febs.lmSs
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BULLS ZOO
CEDRON BITTERS!
rsr .aIHI-- .Fi .sE
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
.lu ..sr. 49, .HI..y
rax ans,a. heard from
.r. Testinssny OF Medical Mem.


stony Ps,nt White Co., Ark. May %, CO.
DIR. Jons BUIL-Iear sSir Last February was at
Louisville purchasing drngs, and got some OF your
Sarsa parills and Cedroa Bitters. .tF
NV son.in-law whs Was with me In the store, has
been down with the rheumatism for some time, COST
menced the Bitters, and soon found his general
Dr.. Gist, who has been IN had health, tried them,
and he also improved. ~
DR. Coffee, who has bsen in had health for several
years-sioaafh and hrsr afeeted-he improved very
much by the use ofyour Bitters Indesd the Cedron
Biters has given you gree. popularity IN THIS settle
ment. ! think could sell great quantity OF your
medicine this fall especially the Cedron Bilters and
sarsapsrilla. Ship me ria Memphis care Of Riekeuk
Neely. Respectfully, VOC Il n w.tvrp
Prepared by DIR, JOf 49,, al at bis
AA~'''''' Of the H.
For sale by BARCLN .SROs
% ss
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suis " PADUCAH KFNTJJCKy
For SAFE BY BARCLAY BROS. Ohio Levse.
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ENDER'S CHILL CURE.

II stimulates the organs 10 perform their IA ran,
functions, and acts an doe TO the poison which
causes the Fever and Ague and thereby restores The
system 10 health and tone: and good tonic such m
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wnl give strength and appetite, will destroy that
feeling OF WEAKNESS that cIings 10 sny
one when recovering from this disease IL Ia highly
recommended for the cure OF Dyspepsia,
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRALR
II II q s..sE aEE . s
DOU Is l. f + IL A X.
81 Miles the Shortest Route to New York
Pittsbuis TRIMS from the West run direc, TO the
more, Washington, fhiiaasiphis. New York, boston,
| trains Of tho
PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Buy you tickets for New York, Philadelphis AID all
poin,s Ees,, wa the P,.tsbnIy Fon wsyGs Chicago
1 l. l. INOIS ENTR l.
make close connections Msi,ooa and ChIeAeo; and
the entire trip 10 New York IS made With oly too
changes Of cars.
Elegant Wide Passenger Cars,
With
Raised Roofs snIpro we'd ss.,si
These cars are thoroughly ventilated and provided
with every modern Improvement necessary to the
safety and comfort Of travellers
sTATE-ROOM SLEEPING CARS,
woodrut's Patent,
Run through TO Philadelphia on all Might Trans
and New York via Phlsiel phia and Allentown, With
oui change, afording Passengers night Of undis-
Landing them In New ysrk Mssrs 4.
Advance Of all other Lisssi
And in time to secure Hotel accom- modatiens before
hearrivai Of the passengers BY other rsutss.
To Boston aud New England pas..ns or, mi. y,u,s
especially desirable, as gives them opportunity
and New York. withosi E.irsSss: "N'''"''
tickets will be transferred. with their bsgsase 70 Rsii
and Boat Connection, in New York, without charge.
FoHr Daily Trains Leave N. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Phlladslphia
for New York,
Via Jersey City and Camden and Amboy. Distance.
70 miles; Time. hours.
This the only route BY which passengers can leave
Chicago Saturday afternoon, in Through car. -his
Railway Depot at $50 pm. and runs through Withevt
delay, arriving in New York at $500 Monday mernins
Hours In Advance Of Other Lnesi
The 900 pm. train FROM Chicago arrives IN New
Rork at 9<S am, the SECOND DAY, Ia HOcrs
ln Advance Of any other Route with cor
responding reduction TO BOSTON, PHILADELPHiI.
and WASHINGTON.
eS Baggage checked through 70 all ststiops IN thu
!. inc OF the Pennsylvania Railway, and 10 baltimore
and New York mona Pittsburg, Ukicaro
md all principal Western Cities.
fraioh A..
Eastern point. are at all times ~ favorable as ave
charged BY other lines.
H1- Through tickets for sale st the princiosi o6e.~
n the West. ~
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS.
General svperinte ndent, Altoona Pa. |
T. Il KiMBALI., Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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EssArs yoR You've Mrs.-The true estimate of No.
nan-the happiness of an honorable marriase--ths
eaArful Social Evils u the day. the cause and cure
went free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Boz p, Philadelphia, Pa
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-18

IHE proprietor OF this celebrated medicine Justly
claims Tor III superiority over all remedies ever
offered TO the public for the se ertas speedy snd 20,
mdnert orrs OF Ague and Fever. or Chils and Fever
whether of short OF long standing. lie refers 10 the
entire western and Southwestern country to bear him
testimony TO the truth Of the assertion that in no
case whaisyer will II fail to cure n the directions are
strictly followed and carried out In great many
cases single dose has been sufficient for cure and
with perfect restoration OF the general health u IT,
however, prudent, and In every more certain to
cure, VI its use IL continued In smaller doses for a
week or two after the disease has been checked more
especially in difficult and long standing cases Usu.
Any, this medicine viii not require any aid to keep
the towels IN good order; should the patient howeT
ef, require acathaftc medicine, aner having taken
three or four doses OF the Tome, a single dose OF
huirs vegetable Family pills vii lie sufs.
eient,
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Chills and Fever are caused from certain poison
existing In the atmosphere known As malaria. II re.
the different organs, and causes Bousness Ionsti-
patton, etc. and in this way prepares the system tor
any disesse OF more serious nature wncn may foi.
Of TINS d sease, take
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30

CHEAPER THAN BEFORE THB WARN
Epicures, are yon aware that you can en-!
Joy the luxuries Of tie dessert ut much
cheaper mite than ten years agoH Science
has converted wild product Of the Irish
coast into an element Of innumerable
dainties Of the most wholesome, nutritious
and delicious character; and the price Of
this new staple Is less by one half than OF
any other article Of the same class con.
tanning a like amount Of nutriment. Need
We say that SEA Moss FGRNE is the
article referred TO. The wealthy and en-
terprising New York Company engaged
in It's manufacture are entitled 70 the
thanks Of every philanthropist for intro
duclng this new source Of excellent and
agreeable STOOD, at a price which places 1t
within tho reach Of all. One experiment
win convince tho most sleptiCal that with
SEA Moss FARNE they can produce I'm
equalled custards, puddlngs, jellies, Char.
lottes, creams, sauces, &c, atless cost than
before tho war. The depot Of the Com
pany is at So Park Place, New York.
,EHnmra aug97:eodGw
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING. =
George Crumbacket would inform the
public thathe is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he Is
prepared at any time toput on roofs, eth.
or large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his, work for term
Of years. lie has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outllved q half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for his work
Is increasing from year to year. He put
on during the past year.1,5OO squares Of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick-yard, head Of Lindsey street. All
orders will be attended to promptly. /.
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US1AERsA1ISr STATE CONVENTION,
The West Virginia State Convention Of
Universalists. metlin this city on Sunday.
John A. Scott was called to the Chair,
and James L. flanagan was elected clerk
The following permanent officers were
elected: John d. Dakan, Of Glen Easton,
President james /. flanagan, Of Wheel.
ing, Secretary, gand E. J. Lcoman, o.
Moundsville, Treasurer. ~,
H. 2IcWhortcr, Of Charleston, Kama
wha county,Nm. NJ Wilkins, Of Wheel.
ing, and D. H. Carpenter, Of Bridgeport,
Harrison county,.;were chosen as the
Executive COMMITTEE. - 'i.Jll. .j's
Rev. Davis Bacon, Henry G. 1ICWhor.
ter, Of Charleston, and James L. flanagan,
of Wheeling, were elected as delegates to
tile United Stdtes General Convention OF
Uniycrsalists, which meets at Gloucester,
Mass, On the third Wednesdsytof Sep!
TENDER: az }l F'l' - Ill,
Aftcr a general exchange Of opinion
and statements in regard to the progress
OF the cause throughout the State, the fol-
lowing Missionary Board was appointed,
with headquarters at Wheeling Mrs.
ABBY Lott, Of Fairmont President; John
A. Scott, Of Wheeling, Vice President
Mrs. Ann Maiden, Of Wheeling, Treasu-
rcr; JamcslL. flanagan, Of Wheeling,
:Secretary 3; Miss Emma Pollock, Miss
Emma Williams. VIM. Rutherford, John
Hood and George ". Cunningham. Of
Wheeling; Mrs. A. A. Pnrdy and Mr..
E. ]. Looman, Of Moundsyillc; Mrs
Emma Rulong, Of Rqsebys Rock; Mrs.
Charlotte Harris, of Woodland; John NJ.
Dakin, Miss Eliza Crow, and Miss Eliza
]. Harris ot Glen Easton; Joseph NJ. Phil
lips, SiIas Ingram and Mrs. Joseph Lou'
denslagcr, OF Cameron; johns Martin,
George Harris and Miss Matilda Terrell, Of
Beeler's Station; Mrs Mary Dakan, oil
Clarksburg: II. c. McWhortcr, Of Charles
ton; Rev. Thomas Jones. Of Phillippi; D.
Fl. Carpenter, OF Bridgeport, Harrison
county, and N. j, Patterson. Of, shinns'
ton. eanala. 'Es t4
The Convention adjourned to .meei
subject to the call of the Executive Com
mittee. '@tts: ;ot a Ny .a,, :
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# .
j WHAT DID IT?-Lyon's Kathairon
made my hair soft, luxuriant and thick,
and Hagan's Magnolia Balm changed that
sallow complexion into the marble beauty
you now see. This is cmphatically the
language OF all who use these articles. a
fine head Of hair and q refined complex:
ion arc the greatest attractions . woman
can possess. The Kathairon and Mag.
nolia Balm are just what win give them
to you, and nothing else viii. The Balm
is the bloom Of youth, 1t makes Indy
of thirty appear but twenty. Both arti.
Giles are entirely harmless, and very pleas
ant. They should be in every Iady's pos
session. , es agu2O-eodd&w.
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Tan ExAMINAFION, :YEsFBRDAT -Men.
ton was nBle in our columns sometime
since that T. E. BlAEeIy; ESq., had fled
charges Of incompetency, maIieasancein'
Office, &c, wlnhe Board of Supervisors,
against William Clohan, Justice for Web
ster township. The Board appointed "a
Committee toinvestIgate the charges and
mako report. Not'long after the appoint
ment, the Committee met to discharge the
duty imposed upon it, when for some cause
not now remembered, the investigation
was postponed until the Goth inst. YesteE-
day morning the Committee met pursuant
70 the posponement, and entered on the
WORK before It. A large 9nmber. Of wit
nesses had been Summoned ior dc prose-
tution and defense. Mr.. BIakely appear
ed in his own behalf; lMessrs. G.B. g. A.
Caldwell represented The defendant
The testimony yves fully heard,-the
strict rules Of the bar being followed as
. 70
10 examination in chief, cross examlna-
ton, rebutting evidence, &c. When the
hearing of the witnesses had been con-
cluded the Attorneys addressed the Com:
nlittee at considerable length. The pro.
ceediDgs occupied The entire day No
decision was reached by tho Committee;
at least no iintimatiop Of the conclusion
arrived at was given out, so far as we
heard. They will perhaps keep their own
counsel until tie next meeting Of the
Board when it will be known whether the
plaintiff made out his case or not. II the
Committee should report that in their
Judgment the prosecutor sustained his
charges, then the formal trial OF the &C.
cused will take plase7bcfore the Board OF
Supervisors. 49,. ,........
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AND RAIN.-hast=eyeninga bout
five o'clock, the city was 1isited byaa fufi.
orrsstorm Of wind and rain. ~ The dust
was Whitfield about, penetrating every
plSce and filling the air 80 completely that
in many localities ous could hardly dis
tlnguIsh objects across the street. We e
have SEED nothing liks the dust Of last
evening, this season: Pretty soon after,
the rain came down in q good, old styled
pour, thoroughly settling Tie fine part.
Giles Of Mother, Earth, which had been 50
uncommonly lively but a few minutes
previously. The gracious drops continued
to descend for an hour, when the clouds
broke away and the sun set in more than
ordinary magniacence. During the even
ing theair was delightfully."- cool and re
freshing. ..n -. LII ,a7;,
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LOUIS V, BLOND \, now offering his co.
tire stock Of Colored Shoes at cost. A.. 4

:. F1ArTER1S;o.- Near two years ago,
Oxtoby s. Dufield, Market Street jewel
ers, commenced Interpretation from Eu-
rope Of a Watch made to their own order.
OF the many sold, mol one has failed 70
give entire satisfaction, and already a
large number Of certificates have been
rendered by purchasers, 1testiying ID the
merits Of the Watch, and youching for It
as IN accurate timer. Call ut 1O4 Market
street, below Mcclure House, for "Our
Own Watch" American Watches, Clocks,
Jewolry, spectacles, &c. ara,E ID.
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SHIPMENT OF MACuENERY.-Mcssrs
Sweeneys & Co., shipped last Saturday, a
complete set Of machinery for steamer
now building at PerryvillS Indiana, on
tho Wabash river yRH9yey TeEre tIaute'
The Messrs. s. have q fine reputation for
building machinery Of the character men.
toned, and we are .grntiaed to7chRoncle
the fact that their engines ore sought after
from points so far distant-thc purchasers
passing so many builders to get those
manufactured Uy this firm. aAh WY
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THos. ]. FNNET, Druggist corner
Webster and Main street,, List : Hub,
bard, Main street, aud DR., Hal, Drug
gist Wheeling Island have received
a supply Of Or. Hartlett's Wonderful Flee
tric Oil and Carbolic salyc, Laughlin,
Smith & Co., Wholesale Agenta .i4.
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VINO. WAS REIBRANpF4 n An artist q
genius Of the highest order '"'He posses
sed the full empire Of light and shade and
ofall the tints floating between them; he
Hinged his pencil with equal success, in
the cool Of the dawn, in thenoonide ray,
in theIliyid flash, in evanescent twilight,
and made dafkNess Visi6'e." Sec Rem.
brandt effects" in photography Of ]. the
Partridge Gallery. rl4,-ai.aot
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LARGE SALE OF TIcxETs.-The Bridge
Company sold 1900 tickets to footpas-
sengers alone on Saturday; MS many more
were sold to those who crossediin the
cars, and taking into account the great
number of market wagons that paid
much greater tolls, it must hayo;been q
profitable day for the company
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GAVE BAIL TO APPEAK:--In the case Of
the State, against Frank West for assault
and battery on George E'Schwarsback,
heard before Justice Gillespy, yesterday,
the defendant give bail IN the sum OF
$500 to appear for trial ut the next term
Of the Circuit Court; and in case Of the
same party for assault on Henry New
hard, the examination was continued
until Wednesday,. the defendant giving
bail in the SUN Of $500 to appear.
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BEING TAKEN ON BOARD The steam
or launched from the boat yard Of AtesSrs.
Wilson, Duuleyy s. Co., d'few weeks ago,
dropped down 10 the Belmont mill land
ing last week, preparatory to receiving
her engines. The builders, Messrs. Ham.
ilton s. Sons; commenced putting them
on board, yesterday, md will soon COM
.plcte their contract The engines arc
small, but beautiful specimens Of work
manship, and will add to the fine repu'
tatiou Of the firm as "skilled workmen
in iron." 2.s, 9.a "
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F1our.-We heard late last evening
that fight took place on the Steamer
Hope, between q colorcd deck hand and
the cook, just before reaching here, or
just after she landed, our informant did
not know which. We will probably hear
more Of the affair today before one Of the
.Iusticrs LII
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30

q A NV GpvEnrn1Eu DoDoE.-Bvery time a
lady who uses fragrant sozoDoNT opens her
mouth, she advcrtIseI the article. Tho state o.
her teeth 10 i certIneatS or It's excellence. No
spot daIkenB their surface, no Impurtty cl'nGs 70
them, thC cushions in which they are set arc rosy,
and The breath that gWellG through them IA sweet
"A the hrnnaA Of Lnna.
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Our popular and enterprising druggists
SIcLain Brothers and List s. Hubbard
hive received a supply Of Dr.. Harkins'
Electric oil and CaFBolic. salyc. Laugh
lin, Smith s Co, wholesale agents. To
them all orders should be sent: =
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By RESTRo, and applying thercnts to
the purchase, every, ono can become the
owner, Of a first, class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine VIM. sumner& Co,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street. Wheeling.
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PRoaREssISG.-The Stone work Of the
new Market street bridge ovetthe creek,
approaches completion. 10 is!to Ibe
hoped it may be finished in time to be
thrown open for general use before Win!
tor ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30

1oEFER this morning large stock 81
Ladies'; Misses and Childs Colored Shoes
cheaper than any, other house in the city
Louis v. Bonds, 1O7 Main street. aaN,
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OFFICE FNrs1RD-The new toll office
being built by; the Bridge Company on
The Ohio side, is q snug and tasty piece Of
architecture, and has cost about $500 T
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ACTIVITY At THE Boar YARD.-There
has been considerable activity at tho boat
yard lately. Three large model bargcs
are being built for Gray'S Iron Line, Of
Pittsburgh. One has already been
launched and another will be in q lew
days, a large force Of men is ut work
on the third. Each Of these barges Is 1870
feet long, 81 feet beam With Z feet hold:
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SAILING. on TIE RIyER=The boys
,tpok advantage Of the wind yesterday 70
enjoy a sail on the river. All that could
scare up a sail were out, and We noticed
some juvenile tarS out with only an ever!
green tree Gor q. saiI. :.
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A SIGN OF THE TIMEs-As n sign Of
tue times it is encouraging tOs thcgrcat
number Of new buildings going up in our
city this summer. An elegant block Of
private residences is being erected on
Main street above. Madison. Market
street has been improved by several new
blocks. On John street two6r three fine
storcr and several dwelling houses have
been erected. Two magnificent private
residences arc being built on the Island
one in tic, Gothic style, and GhO1Othcl
with tower and French ROOF. In add
tion, many old residences lihve been fitted
up with these Mansard roofs; which give
them very modern appearance ant
greatly improves the looks Of our city.
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RETURNED.-Judge Good reached the
city Saturday evening, from Oakland,
where be had been rustiCating few days.
His Honor presided in the Police Court
yesterday morning, fDgls ALB