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NEW LONDON, Aprn a-Arvsd, schr Auscn Buriinssuas.
ssh;a ssST N. Oliver spsl~sn .sd Psrns sor EYsrt.
oyn .sSr. .9 sE aS
Eastern Bss Giuu,, Rockland; Hazlsts Gardner Taup.
ton; Malabar, NcCarly Belfast West Wnu Lawson. FAu
River; Bsrlst Harria, Providsnss Susan Mc6svIs,
ing, HcDonsid, Portland; scbri W Tul, Robbins; A
Holt Holt; Four Sisters sheerer, and Bonnie Bot Harris
hoaton Orient Watson. Glouces1sr Mas; Bnns, Mig
pokTLxN6, April s-Arrivea, ship Lord palAou'is tBr)
Cleared Steamship Prusssn {BrA Du..on Liverpool (And
saedJ bark Gan Eden 0rocnleaf Cardenas hrgs Clara
Adams, McFadden, Geo Berry, bradley, MatAnxas.
via Londonderry bark Grace Rsdpash Orb Bossford. Ma
fSETsMoyIH, April i-Arrivsd' steamer Clara sA'sman.
PROVIDENCE, April A-Bslow. schr Treasure. Arnold,
sailed-sIhr Hichd Newcomb, Hissins, r.ngs,; White
SAN FRANCISCO, April bArrived, barks Columbia, Nay
hsw, Newcastle, NsW Alliance (Rr, LsConer, dol Ganeas
9aisd-ship Emerald Is,e Blowers Liverpool.
SAVANNAH. April ARRIVED schr Whitney Long Hayes
Clcarcd-schrs sparte, Smith, Boston; James Brown.
Brgh.man, Cisnrusgos Jesse Wilson. Connolly, NYork.
6sedBark Emperor (Brl, Barrett Boston, schr Hannah
Little, Crawford, Dsren 10 load for NYork.
bthArveds steamship San Salvador, NY0rk; schr Anu
Cleared s.e.mshIp Virgo, NYork; bark Blanche Howe,
SALEN, April g. Hrrived, schrs Everman, Colson,
Buckspor for Phiadepha; Fred Gray Laksman Bath for
wiLMINeToN. NC. April a--AnIved. steamship ri Cid.
Ceared-schr Mary ID Ireland, Ireland. NYork.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
PsRT OF NEW YORK, APRIL s, 1870.
CLEARED.


Steamship Minnesota sRr), whincray, Liverpool
4 Guion.
Steamship City Of Antwerp (Brl, Leitch, Liverpoo -J
q Dale
steam.hp Java (Br, Cook, Liverpool via Queenssown-C
g Francklyn.
Steamship Alaska Gray, al-Paciac Nail Steamship
Co.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah Murray, Ferris
&c. "
steamship James Adger, Lockwood. Chareston-H Nor.
gan Co.
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk, City Point and
RtchmoDd-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Fantla, Freeman Phiiadelph!a y Lorlerd.
Ship Dauntlcss Wilbur, San Francsco--0 Sutton.
Bark Welden, Nickcrson, Matanzas--JE Ward 4 Co.
Bark Romc, Otis, New Orleans-N II Brigham.
son a Co. "
Brig Nexa (Dr Pickett, st john NB-Miiler Houshton
eIaght = -
schr Mott Bedel, Bedell, Baltlmore-A Abbott.
Sear Congress, York, Efzabethport- 4 Cspp.
schr sn'.h, Nicksrson, Woods Hols-Ferguson 4
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, April s,

WASHINGTON, April 6, 1870.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFRRREp
BY Mr.. ATWOOD, rep.) Of wh-To establish the
Western Judicial district OF Wisconsin.
BY Mr.. WILSON, tdem.j Of Mnn.-Amendator OF
the act OF July 81 $685. to protect the rights Of actual
settlers on tue puolic lands.
BY MI. VAN WYcE, trep.) or N. Y.-Authorizinp
lhe First National Bank or Delhi, N. " to chan ue
its location.
THE BUREAU OF EDUCATION
The bill which was up In the morning hour lost
Tbursdsy IN referepce TO the Bureau Of Educaton
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ROME.
.,,.--~-.,.~>--->.~.o.oo1~-..

Count Darius Despatch TO the Vatican.
address OF the despatch addressed By Count Daru
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SAILED.

scamships Hainmonia Hamburg; City Of Cork, Halifax
and Liverpool; Alaska, Aspnwa Leo Savannah; Louis
burg Mobile DC; James Adger Charleston; Nagsrs, Rich
mcnd &c.
Wind st sunssl NE.
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NALL AND SEE THE
" Magic Match Box
HARTZ'S Conjuring Repository, 710 Broadway.

(1ALL AND SEE The -
BARTz's cOnjurins Repository. 74o Broadway.
H. M ss.a: ss SsS %Esxs s.y s;oon' ~
great closing out sae
SThps Ta1s Ssss; s 1,ss gs'1,s n,.,
o1 mslsea sns and Seiorp ses,, psss' so:s
and Ger.
After ~ Nay their Me.srs. Ncol D.vsson
Jones street. '''''''' - -'"'' ''-'
E,vENINa TELEGRAM.
THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER.
THE ONLY EVENING NEWSPAPER
OF THE DAY.
EVENING TELEGRAM.
THIS GREAT PAPER,
NOW RAPIDLY INCREASING
IN CIRCULATION AND
POPULARITY. CONTAINS
ALL THE NEWS
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ALL THE NEWS
ALL THE NEWS
ALL THE NEWS
FOR TWO CENTS
FOR TWO CENTS.
ALL TIE EVENTS OF THE DAY
EVENING TELEGRAM.
GENERAL ITEMS BY
TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.
LOCAL MATTERS BY
A LARGE AND ABLE
CORPS OF REPORTERS
THE TELEGRAM
rs THE ONLY EVENING PAPER
CONTAINING TELE0RAPHIo SPECIALS
FROM WASHINGTON AND ALBANY.
RICH AND RACY ARTICLES ON ALL INTEREST,"
ING SUBJECTS FIRST AND FOREMOST IN ALE
MATTERS or IMPORTANCE.
THE GREAT PAPER
or THE DAY.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
LOOK OUT FOR TUE
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1vl Puro sud reliable obtained from fresh and healthy
lve and unsurpassed by any yet produced Sold by all
J. MILHAu's SONS, ls3 Broadway.
MO MORE MEDICINE HEALTH RESTORED TO THM
c6s Ss sSsIeS r e9esea y Sy pu sAEsx .stsa
cures dyspepsia cobsipaton darrhoea phthss conss
colds feves and all nervous bilious liver, stomach
81 'oss e. = p Sep@si @ Ct etc. o sent e sis 9i
LATE, 81 50 per lb. H. pU BARRY & CO., 1853 William
where.
DADIcAt CURE WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC Oh
Diseases the Pelvic viscera Diseases and Dsformes u
HENRY A. DANIELS. h D.. IA Le,iagton avenue.
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SHIPPIN NE w S.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. ...... B 80 Moon sets.....eve IL 40
Sun sets. ..... 80 High water. morn -
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH APRIL.
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A MEDICAL WONDER.
N HYATrS LIFE BALSAM.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gogt in their worst stages
Of Diseases of the Blood Debility, Liver Com,
plaint Kidneys Salt Rhenm &C., &C., certainly
public TWENTY-FIVE years has cured hundred thousanl
curative for Fistua in all durable II the foulss
old ulcers, where tho bone has become carries.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
HYATT's LIFE BALsAM cured T. b.. Conway, Esq, tra'
gcdfan PARK Theatrc Brooklyn n " of Chronic Rheuma
sm, after failing OF in Europe and America from the
most eminent medical practitioners
SCROFULOUS ULCER
HYATT's LIFE BAIsAM cured Mr. Jacob Roth once "a
Greenwich street. of Scrofulous Ulcer which had eaten
thu esh tho bone Mr. r. has been cured ID years. with
any return Of the disease.
per bottle. six for 81 Sent everywhere by express
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f1,HE TRUSTEES OF TIE MIDNIGHT MISSION HAVE
l. the pleasure that the OF raising GAO 600
Tor the purchase oil building, by calling for LOCO subscribers
OF Sl each q meeting with prompt and generous RESPONSE
The following have responded to the CALL aud
treasurer to place them on the SO iist:-
Rev. Washington Kodman. Percy H. Pyne
h hsn ghass Ws,ss Msrr IT, , Mr.. Ghss nsaSody
and 90 Sther. Wolcott Richards, n. p.
yames Brown, banker. VIM: Bisphan
MaturIn I. Delaaed. Hobbs Oliver.
GsHss swift New Bsss: sg4f"H N j. H CLARK, Yoaser
James r. w.nmsn. E. scsuine johnson. johnson
Ghss H. Woodbury.. T. ". Van voorhiss. Jr
Fred. AVN. VIM: :Ssas.. iiermenn m %na; .. Won Post,
~Would not cast stone" MrL q. 4. Nottbeck.
l. H. Coates. DR. W. w Morisnd. Bososs-
A. 9: Bogcrt. G. H. Rogers.
John b. Murray. John " ". ii Ha,nmerrley
y H. Jones. . Edward Schell
M Mrs: Csew, Of Mass I. Palmer o....
Thso Rogers Brooklyn Vary Dshon Parker Ports,
A;sss soaqSs: Is. , rSa,Sy q 70 yG%S9s %esd E'
VIM Aier smith. Tasker H. Marvin.
sThe Tibo Systsm-s Alex. Van Rensseiacre.
earnestly hoped that the 'ressser Of 1000 names Willy
$ a sas: Hss.s sss q; sl:., :s
PLINY r. SMITH, Treasurer,
ss Nassau street, New Yorh,
woLcorr RICHARDS N n. p 4 'Iis1s1 f1s,asSs S.s.
DANIEL HUNTINGTON, Vice President % East twentieth
ROBERT s. HoLr Secretary, 81 Water street.
THoMAs r. A0NEw 20, GREENWICH STREET, NEW
York; has reduced the prices Of Teas Coees Sugars,
Flour and all kinds Of Groceries hoaases and Provisions
the gold standard.
S2 KENTUCKY @ WHIsKEY
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York; has reduced tho prices Of Teas Cofees, Sugars
Flour and all kinds Of Groceries Molaaes and Provisions
the gold standard.
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CLEARED schr r Boice, Adams, Hissandrta.
Aosa1 bark c1asH
1Td Hy ss sss gsSs s,a Ts,sF
'sss; =. n,s Jews and ss ssa Sophia
ca so .spr xAoa.
SHf, Apfi Arrived, ship rocahontas, Oliver Liver
sa IaHls%s5 ss. NSs NAY Day Rock.
saled-schrs Lamartlne, and Conap for Bucksv,is,
sEy2 ss5s srsw sss
port for Portland Also arrived and aaehsrea n outer
ToRTREss MONROE, April tsa,ea, bark. Traveller, for
's chHE o 81 ao 5 % s9I alsr
Hs hbsII bsDa s'5 ib
AM-Arrivad, steamship Dirigo. John.on EYorx for
In port 4h, steamship Drgo bnrks Elizabeth NeIo Fen.
Ss cy.sss BS.mSh
Col Eddy Irene Ms.servey, Sarah Jane Vaughn, WIZ
ssis1 I: ,f sss%'1 a'f
Hkad
81 sssS asSSy ss ssr.S S1 w.
ss w.
meyer Victory FIorsncs Tower aaho Charter Oak Sea
barbour, Benedict Sea Queen. Jos Bsel pilot boat
NEW ORLEANS, March al-Arrlved, steansh,ps Junia,a
HSrs phssdsrhs via svans 5. Losis gabson Boston
barks siika, Walker, Liverpool; q Putnam, Richards
sournwEsr PASS, March si-Ariyed, ship United States
Gp s5 Ss fo;,s1 DS
Phiadslpbia
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DADIcAt CURE WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC Oh
~ detsnsion from BUSINESS for stricufe Fsula Piles,
tia Eye, Nose, Face aud Person.
HENRY A, DANIELS, ~. D., IA LeSiagton avenue
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01
EUROPEAN HRWg
The War

l London, Sept l6.-Tks for.-.
 ed from Paris: The advane. .e ! \
 army is at Bri.teyiIle and Nrsy,T.' Ii 'S' S
 and the Prnssisn scouts bsv.oa.'es '..'e S'' S'' \
 and C!sremouih. Ihrong, of Os.' oss' g''' 4 iAg from Paris. "4 Berlin, Seps, l6.-The Bsle;.nr
 been officially notified of ,be ~ ,a:
 French blockade in the Bsj,ie ,r3 @i',5 '. on the Iiih instan,. 's'S Paris, Sept. l6 --TAs .d,,so.
 aians steadily continues. Tbey s.. .' ''s on Paris in way indicating so a.'. s e'tf southern and soatheas;sru sides ''.' @. The movements made iu tha, Ji,...-' '-' to secure supplies, and at the sam, ,'''a vent reiniorcsneHls reacbino ,l. '-' ' from the southwest. Ni.,ury Ss, 'a enee say the power O ,as eitv !, E.. v, q by the supply of food.
 Paris, Sept. l6.-9:5O ?. m.-Tb. has just been sounded, and the fo,c., called to arms. The aeutipsls i'' -' doubled. The Prussiaus ha7o be.n 70, '; this morning. g. a'
 An engagement took place On tbs ,.. Melan, between the French aharp.boa'.,. the Prussians. ManyUors killed agS ]. ed, but the results unkuown.
 London, Sept, l6.-H dispatch f.,. says that Trochu received to-day tb. I guard of a force of 10000 Amerjes, | teers. >47 C. f-'J 4r,.,I
 Metz still holds out. Bagaipe b., :! men, and an ebun Snce Of provision, y nition. etc. Be is constantly harr.,., edemy.
 The bombardment ofToul Was rssun. terday forenoon, and continued ali p;,-.
 London, Sept. l7-A Dispatch -r, mouth, II miles northwest of S.ras5l,, there has been heavy firing all day tol heavy gunO in the third psralgI. ca.sn, destruction to the walls sn citadef II fort to carry the Qualifications by gar doubtless bs made to-m0rrov. The of the people arc great, Provision, ,a ed in limited quantities.
 Paris, Sept. l7.- Prussia demsni.a, of Napoleon, and vii tAsn ,,.l his propositions for a peace.
 The palaces at versellaiss and St. G 10 be used'as hospit2ls
 The French prisorsrs in Gsrmsrysn put to making roada.
 A body of French pro,eS an; CisrsyarI sd on Minister Washburre, tJ- day, sc. 3erod their thanks forhia sg q pathy saasi5 ole speeches
 Paris. Sept. l7.-The Prussiar, s,., ieil, CIerem0nt, Chauventou md Soas most within cannon shot oftbe walls Of Pl 4 number of prisoners were taken ysFa y the Prussian cavalry and sharp-siai and several convoys of munition of var provisions were captured.
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in the past, give ny Bs.s ee7..s ; opneat Ofths Territory. Nv..I, ''' asI in Washington can .,.. '" ''i 5 Brady, Sns eau aeeonny., l''' for @ the vhols Territory ra No,,.s so't Give hin B full vots and l., 'v''a aI est kepr eprssshtaiige-who viii - u' a''' a pie snd mt sois'y for liisosn a. ao'S 'o's dizemsnt. P'''oa,l a,
 
 SrLvEs-,, ,,
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LARGE SALE!
GOVERNMENT ST0RESl
DEPOT QUAarERMAsTER's OFFICE

0E-EOA NLOA AA n n sh 40 tlal~ D SAE-N-f
 Tues on, 4. T., Sept D, l' Y Will bs sold by public auction on I1e.l'1 lst of November next, commencing at lg q s. m., large lot of aartermaster'i Si Clothing and Equipage, consisting in parts lows:
 4 pairs of Bootess, new, I pairs of Booh l42 Flannel Sack Coats. Il WOOsn Bil 42 Single Bed Sacks. Horses. Stoves, AparajoI, Saddles, Tire UP'''iil wills, Axes, ? Platform Scales, WheelbaTo',' large assortment of Carpenters, BiacA;- WheeIwriShts and MasOns' tools, too nana" mention.
 The articles must be removed immsdiaiaI' the sale.
 Terms Cash, in Government Funds. TT
 o1t5. j. G, C. h-' s Asst. c. M., u.s'l
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01

The Black Republican clique who have flat tered thensgIyes tha, they own and cOntro Arizooa, trne 10 their instincts 10 suppress the truth and stifie an honest public sentirnen have .his morning, without nouce, removed from this office the press upon which the ARr- zoyAS has lately been py'Risd- Their hope and intention is to destroy thesonly newspaper in Southern ArzOna-lhus 10 enable them to carry out UIeir system of fraud and mendacity, by the re election their candidate for the o8ee of Delesate to Congress, yiz: Richsrl ., McCorlnick out like most schemes conceived in inieuity and bornaof fraud it has ut srIy
 Ha aust Hsanf 4sR,.s-aase l-4'sp' 1a1 ga ssa @ aaa, a.
 The ARrzosAE will be, iSsuqd as'usual to its subscribors wifh new and attracats features, aad will be made the equalof auy newspaper ca the frontier. Itwili be devoted to the true interests of Arizona and to the advocacy of sound DerAoctatc principles as the only hope for the prosperity of free institutions. To forward these views the ARIzoS4SwilI oppose to the utmost the election of Richard C. Me- Cor,nick who has been tried and found want ing, and who has prostituse1 the trust placed in him for personal and pecUniary ends; and the ARizoSAN will support, in the cause of truth aud political honesty, P B. Brady, Esq, for Con eregs, and the Democratic ticket for county officers.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

 PROCEEDINGS or POPULAR CoNy syTIoy OF TIL DEMOCRATS OF PnA COUNTY HELDIE TUosoE SEPT, l7TH 1870 s.tgs.ss s
 Ths Convention being called to order, Me Granville II. Ovry was elected Chairman and n. A Emmett Secretary s
 Af.sr An address by the Chairman. oa motoa of Mir, Eld9F ooumittes consisting of D { Bennett " $ Ovry, and Solomon Warner vas appointed5y ,ie Gh,ir 50 present.. plat form expressive of tho .iheut of the Con- vsatien fs ssk ..l,s s..Se Altar tho ado5tioa +ai piAcferm wdessin is set forth the many wants ofihs panpie of the Territory, the abuses to which they havs been subjected through the nirigues of corrupt of fc7sls, Eud ths recssity that sttheysbe Tspressht- ell in the vari5us offices by men selected fcorn among Lhe1 saiyss-tothe exclusion ofpolitieal advsrt1rers, etc. noriDadons were declared ia order and the f1lloring :ickst was unaai n1g,ly nominat9d ,o Cor eose1s'ass .S.ssa'o Peter R. Brady For Sasrif, sg-a Granville E. Owzv. For Recorder, s'AgeEtin OAballsco For Treasurer, A. ". Fieleds. For District Attorney, Thos F. Duiicy. 1 For Supervisor, Solomod Warner
 do John Brattou.
 do Isaac Goldberg . | FOR TERRITORIAL COUNCIL. 7 "B. R. Brown. Alex Levin. I Britchta. -~& C. L. Andeison
 ROUSE OF REPREsExr4TIv Thos M. Ysykes. D. c, Thompson
 L. B Wooster. Ramon Pacheco.
 Hiram s. Stevens. sJasas ha. Elias. .a
 yohs Spring ca For Jqssicas of. Nm. T Tongs. { thg Peace, E. II. Page ForGonstabls, sJnO w Libby
 d Wm lisdell s ca motion central Committee was then ap. pointed consisting of the following named gadtlsrnsn. sk go sssa1 sgatiis11- r Is F.M Ho}+ss. D A. Bennett Saml Drsch- S maps Erasnus Moosis Alex. Levin. .s, The ioliowRg Resep tons where. then : That F. ler P 3st5F tbe sno-2iace of this Q Congsntisn, s0g Delegate so Congress, be- and i Rs IS hereby cecommeaded to the sur port of the . Democratic party thsoaghout the Territory.
 Tast this eopventioR tender to the Military Of she Territory, itS sincere thanks the earnest etfor;s thsg hays out forth for sl 'e sabiugStoa oi ths APschs tribe of Indians { th which ina country Ia iafested
 Aasr few remarks by P E. BaAdy, Esq, 'Coayention o5Journsd sine dis f's lr< V
 gre f' mA
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01

Our sabscribers 'hrous bout the Territory are requested to notify this office if the ARlzoNAS should fail breach them regularly, Our party friends here. are requested 10 n ske known our Tiah to those with whom they correspond else- were. as-s.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01

W. H. Gould of the San Diego GBsHst nf arrived with R. c. Mccormiqk aud party on Saturday Mr- Goui has. ep aged to do Mac csmpaign printing; he has 2 perfect sight to doths if he confne himself to it, but fine n1eddie. further with us by intriguing with our printers or otherwise, we will give him li;tIo notoriety which Will be anything but agree able 10 one of his peculiar sfanpp.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01

uIsUnguIsHel puOIIc nlau or gTs"s IHHu . ence, political aud pecqliary, in the Ea't, writes to me as follows :l s1 10 ss.sE
 It has been ittpos.i5le fer me to'act in har' mony with the f.ithless and treacheroas polit, teal paapers who Have been ntiehe g-uoon the miseries of yohr. distressed Territory for the past few years. If the Territory could be rsp> resented by sorie person ~lth whom honor able men could act in conGienceit might again attract capital for the developanent9Ot its re- sources
 No man in Arizona has larger interests there shan have, and shall in the future, as
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD 1T {
 BOWIE
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OUR "EXTRA" oF TIE 26rH.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01

The Black Republican clique who have fat tered. lhens Ives that they own and control Ari7opa, trne 10 their instincts to suppress
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-13
A woyDlRv,jL Nl,,,osCopr

Rev. Daniel Wise, ID. d., editor of the
New York Sunday School Adroea,c, thus
speaks ofthe celebrated Craig Microscope
ats simplicity, cheapne-s and great mag
nirying power struck me with surprise.
Then was examining ay's eye by its
aid, and was struck with wonder ut the
skill and power Of the Creator which is
displayed in IL structure. When ] saw u
statement In an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope magnifed one hundred
diamcters, and could be bought for 81 80,
Thought II was one Of the humbugs Of the
hour, for had paid $40 for microscope
not long before. But now find IL TO be
really valuable instrument which
should like see introduced into the families
of our readers in place of the manifold
useless toys which please for an hour and
are then destroyed. This microscope
would both nmusc and instruct them and
advise every boy and girl who wishes to
know the wonders which lie in little things
to save his money until he has 81 Is,
which will pay for the microscope and the
postage when sent by mail
As holiday gin this microscope Is un-
surpassed, being ornamental. Instructive,
amusing and cheap, and never loses its in.
| tcrcst. Agents and dealers supplied on
liberal terms. A sample will be mailed
| post paid, to any address for - 70, by H.
II. ROSS, 3l3 locust street, ST. Louis, No
Read tho advertisement in another col
umn. may3ld3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-13
THE CONCERT TONIGHT.
A SPLENDID PROGRAMME.

The concert announced by the Singing
Club Of the Cairo Turner Society will be
given In Philharmonic Hall. adjoining tho
City National Bank building, this evening
From their repertoire, which Is quite cx.
tcnsivc, the club have selected the follow
ing splendid
PROGRAMME:
A.--"Das Dcutschc Lied, !" by Kalliwoda;
B. Duct for Cithcrn and Flute;
D.--Duct, for Tenor and Bass, by Bccth-
oven;
D.-Chorus: THE Singers Passport =
E.--Tenor Solo, by Ait;
F.-Screnadc, 10y krcutzer.
FART ~.
A.--Chorus: "Thc Chapel, by Becker;
B-Duet, for Cithern and GUITAR
C.-Quartstic, by Becker;
D.-Chorus Springs Devotion by
Krcut2rr;
E.-Duct; "Lnrhoard Watch"
F.-Chorus; THE Hunters Joy,' by
Astholz.
Wittig's full string band will, during
the intervals, discourse some of their
choicest music
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-13
TIE ArulyHuM FRIDAY NIGHT.

Cairo, ILL.,. June IL, 1870.
Mcssrs. &. N. Hughes, A. B Stafford, H. II. Can.
dee, :. ID. Ayers, W. Stratton, and others.
GeHaenea--In answer to your request,
published in the BULLETIN of tho llth
inst, and In behalf of Mr.. Chas. Gillhoffcr,
and the Young Mems Dramatic Associa-
ton, | would return you sincere thanks for
your Kind appreciation Of our efforts, and
shall be most happy to comply with your
request by reproducing our performance,
at the Athcn@um, next Friday evening,
June 18th, for the benefit of Mr.. Gillhofier.
Very Respectfully, Yours, etc,
1t TN. LOVETT, Sec'y Y. NJ. ID. A.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-13
, >PLrsDID mosr roR riyt DOLLARS.

Tho beautiful properly now occupied by
Nj +. Reilly-one Of the finest and most
desirable residences In the city-will be
sold somebody on the lst Of August, for
20, MI X. has already sold 100 Of $500
ticket', and the der.and is on the increase.
Several splendid building lot. are also en-
tered as prize, and like the residence.
each Of them will be drawn by single
ticket.
There j. not a man in Cairo, or in the
country, who is acquainted with Mr.. Reilly
who is not morally certain that the enter
prize viii be fairly and honestly conducted
The property is entered at fair cash value,
and is in perfect repair. Call upon or
write to Mr.. Reilly and buy a ticket, or,
what i better, dozen Of them.
The drawing will come of in August.
jel3-2t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-13
The Cairo Bulletin, June 13.
THE general appropriation bill, now be-

The general appropriation bill, now be-
fore Congress contains thanks to the per-
severance of our excellent representative,
the Hon. John NJ. Crcbs) the following
! items:
"For completing the customhouse build
ing at Cairo Illinois, including paving,
curbing, grading and fencing, 100000.
"For furniture for custom-housc at
Cairo, Illinois, $4,000.
"For necessary repairs of the naval sta
ton Mt Mound City, $4,000"
THE opening fair of the Ballard To-
bacco warehouse will be held in the city
market house. The immense size of the
building, and H. central location, render it
tie place above all others for tho fair, which
will most likely be one of the largest and
most successful ever held in the South
west.
A SELECT party from Cairo and Column
bus will join in dance and excursion ON
the transit steamer Dan Able, on Tuesday.
The Columbus party will come up on the
boat in the afternoon, and will be joined
by the Cairo party on the down trip. \
pleasant time is anticipated.
WE understand that an effort is on foot
looking to the ultimate organization of an
Episcopal Methodist Church. There are
several very nourishing societies Of that
kind in Southern Illinois, and since there
is an abundance of material in Cairo, there
is no reason why the effort alluded 10 may
not prove an eminent success.
The Radical delegates doth black and
white to the Shawnectown convention,
left on the steamer Idlewild, last night
The nomination Of Dan Mum, IA the can.
didate for congress Is regarded us u fore
gone conclusion. Fifty-six Of the eighty
delegates tina, will form the convention,
have instructions to voto for him "ilr,t,
last and all the time.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-13
TnE TRicHiN, sPIR.lIs on PORK WORN

Pcrhap- II is not generally known that
the much talked Of frichha 'piroii.. or
pork worm, wns iir,t discovered in Amer
icu by DR.. Il &, Kendall, of Philadelphia
Pa, with that American instrument known
~ the Craig Microscope, costing only
1915, after repeated failures To discover
the worm with nm imported microscope,
costing So, 'of feeblcr power aud less re-
LIABLE Thl- fact DR., Kendall stands
ready 10 prove at any time. She Craig
Microscope in neat box with full direction
j. mailed anywhere for S2,5j, by J.. IL
Ro--, 3l3 Locust St, st. Louis, Mo.
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