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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23
NEWS OF THE CITY.

The celebrated Aurora oil can be had
atNo. % Ohio Levee. jan2l.lm' =,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

n Rtchef q Henry's large stock dflhArd-
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves, tinwars, eto
will be sold without regard TO cost. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

. YougIIs' BOYS AND sc1ILDRN's cI.orN
Ing at less than New York, prices, win
besold this month, at Neff's regardless of
cost. II,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

aa Use Ender's Chill Cure. 4'Tt never
fplls.o e.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

Go to % Ohio Leyee for Aurora oil. II
Is cheap and safe, and does not smoke
chimnies. febl5d3w ,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

SACK COATS Ar LESS THAN COST At
p. Nef's, No. 70, Ohio Levee. IT,,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

the Aurora oil.wIll give q etssf aud
hsisliant light, aandis 'entirely non-ex
pAQsive.si,a ,ai.Ie ~ 'a,l febl6d8w..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

The Aurora oil will not stain or greaes.
jan21.1m ~
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nor SALE OR RENT.

one two-s,ory BRICK HOUSE. with sters.seon
good cisterD, etc. Also for sale, one COTTAGE, %
Tenth street. Of five rooms and cistern, etc. For
further information, inquire st lD Commercial
avenues 80 .-...t.-s -. .., .. feble1W
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

What curious ideas people do lave Of
Cairo. Recently a professional gentle-
man Of another city went TO the great
town oflower Egypt and on the night af.
ter his arrival, having to keep off the
swamp feaver, imbibed rather too much
Of the ardent, he went about not exactly
like Diogenes with lantern in search OF
an Honest man, lie didn't expect to, Gnd
That hi Cairo, but whit be, was In search
OF could be guessed by his inquiry at
house after house, "a.s-are you all
wench responded ''golly, 1 guess we l.
boss" This satisfied the inquirer al ID he
.perpaittsd himself. 70 he taken back tn hls
hotel by bis frIends.TPaducah 'Kentuck.
faut l-'. - ..... e ....- 49, 1
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

II tins BEsr IN tsE"--Enders' ssomach
Bitters. e
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23
STEAMBOAT PILOT AT.
Tackled BY RUFFIANS.
He Il BADLY Beaten and left for Dead.

,1sometlme during Monday night, Mr..
Dean, q. steamboat pilot, to some extent
known in this city, while passing over
the high sidewalk on Poplar street, In
the vicinity OF the Orphan Asylum, was
set upon by two or more Williams, thrown
from the sidewalk and beaten in most
cruel and shocking manner He was
found by passers.by, about daylight
next morning, and was shortly after
wards conveyed 10 the st. Mary's Hos.
pital, where he now lies. One of hts legs
was broken, AID some OF the bones Of one
Of his hands, and his face and head
were shocking.y cut bruised Z and
swollen. 1t y thought that he will
recover, but his confinement will
necessarily be painful and protracted.
Under what circumstances vi he wssi
assaulted, and by what number Of
persons, we have not learned, as, at last,
accounts he was lying insensible, having
spoken not word since he was beaten.
The returns OF the municipal election
held yesterday, show that there was
great confusion In the political elene nts
Of the city during the brief canvass which
preceded It. In the first, second, and
third wards, in which Mr.. Wilson's
friends expected to sweep everything be.
fore. them, he gained only ten votes
over his vote Of last year, but IN the |
fourth ward, In which he would have
been satisfied 70 have held his own, be
made large gain. BY those familiar
with the phases Of The late can vass this
result can be easily understood; but we
do mot propose 10 discuss IT. cause.
Of the fact that Mr. Obsrly's
pretended friends battered away his votes
to forward their own ends, that to his
account was charged the iudiscretions OF
his friends, may account for the unex. |
pected result In the Fourth Ward. and |
the consequent election Of Mr.. Wilson.
Should Mr.. w. now neglect 10 take caro-
o. his newly made friends he will be
written down ~ an ingrxte; and, N he
does his. duty In this regard, he will be
lucky II he do not share the fate OF his
predecessor, and &c defeated by. their
votes. next year. st r.Is1 rns ,ssIrol 20 |
81 u
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 90. .. :. :, .,- -
Is hereby given that that default having occur.
red in the Performance OF tho conditions e.
pressed In certain Mortgage. or Deed Of Trust
executed by Charles Lancaster 10 Samuel 8taats
Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trustees Of tho CaIrS
City Property, dated the Thrtieth day Of ksv.
office, In and for Alexander county, IN the state
OF Illinois; in Book X Of Deeds, page ESQ 10,
said mortgage or deed Of trust Conveying lot
numbered (sIr) in Block numbered NTj Forty.
seven IN tho First Addition TO the city o. Cairo,
In said county aud State. We, the undersigned
said Trustees, will on Wednesday, the Second
day Of March, A: ID. 1870. at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon OF that day under and by virtue Of The :
power OF sale contained In sud mortgage sell ct
public auelonto the highest bidder for cssh,A the
office building Of said Trustees, corner OF Wash
ington avenue and 18th street, 10 said city or
Cairo, In Alexander county and State OF ILLNESS
said lot numbered (6l six in block numbered (lTJ
forty-seyen an the hfst addiuonto tho oity OF
Cairo, according 70 the recorded plat Hereof
with the appurtenancss, TO satisfy tho purposes
and conditions Of said mortgage.
Dated, Cairo, Illinois, February 9th, 1870.
4, STATS TAYLOR
-erH 1a' ff EDWIN PARSONS " = on
Trustees OF the Cairo City Property.
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= The. professional gentleman above re-.
ferrsd to- acted the parts of . beast, and II
was only. on the promise Of his friends
thas'he would humbay apologize for his
misconduct, that he was not exposed IL
public execratIon, by one OF our citizens
whom he grossly insul,ed. Keeling from
house TO house, insulting respectable
wives and mothers on his way, may be q
peculiar method with the "professionM
gentleman" to find out decent stopping
place; but we can assure him 1t Is not o
popular one Ia Cairo, and second at.
tempt on his part to practice 1t will be
apt 10 bring him up, with broken head.
In the calnboose.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

4 tGLosINu our sns ENTIRE sToCR OF
ready made clothing, furnishing goods,
boots, shoes, haas, caps, trunks and wallis.
Is at p. Nef's, No. 70, Ohio Levee, ut
actual cost, FOR cash only. H on 2
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CHANcERY NOTICE. gdB

State Of Illinois, Alexander county In the Circuit
Court Of Alexander county, April Term, ts7o.
samuel stats Taylor and Edwn Parsons, trustees Of
tho Cairo City property, vs. George W. Mckenzie
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23

The stS lyichosSs BNlisrd HAL IL one
Of the largest and. best furnished In the
country. Its the resort OF both citizens
and sevs ~hs Indulge billiard play.
ing. jan6tf.
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In ch"nceIyBilI to enforce Vendors Lion.

IN OnHhuery-BII 70 ENFORCE Vendor's Lion.
..Anidavit Of the non.resideuce Of George W. Nc.
been hled in the Jerks Office OF the circuit court OF
said county notice . therefore hereby gwen to the
plansnts filed their bill Of complaint n said court on
the chancery side thereof the Id dav Of Fe6rusry
said court returnatle tie law directs nov unisss
YOU, the said Geogo W. Mckenzie shall personally b.
and appear before the circuit court Of said county on
the court house In the City Of Cairo, In said county
on the first Monday OF April next and pfeAd answer
or demur TO the said compliments bill 81 complaint
the same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated will he taken as confessed and decree en-
tered against you according to the prayer Of said BILL
-.u-- JOHN q. HARMAN, Clerk
Cairo, Illinois, February 2, 1870. fl.y :, ID
Green 4 Gilbert, plaintiff g attorneys. Febsvst
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

ITO LET-AT BERGEN POINT, N. IA SMALL, NEAT
Cottage, containing roons location the Newark
healthy and central splendid view i've
utss from depot twentyave minutes from New York city
no children rent 1900. Apply to NORRIS BROTHERS,
Real Exchange Bergen Point opposite depot at
Pine street, New York city, between the hours OF IL N.
and ! o'clock r. M.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

L,oR sALE-s2SoO-wEs NEW BRIGHTON, NEA
two story Cottage and three Lots. PLEASANTLY 10
Gated, DARN, b0 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

EOR SALE OR TO LET.-A COUNTRY SEAT II
Greenwich, Conn, situated the main road tn
depot consisting one OF land, being corner lot
the house genteey furnished the barn with pen
stable For further particulars inquire of Dr.
sCHIRMER II old City Hail. liz East Ftyeghh street
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

NUMBER OF HOUSES COTTAGES. COUNTRY
n Residences and Farms e eSse for sale, In towns
OF Nor SANTA, West Farms and Westchester; some ee
gan.y furnished at very low rent Apply to JOHN BECK
way New York. room 20 - -
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

U,O LET-FURNIsHED, ON JERSEY CITY HEIGHT 8,
L large and handsoms Residence, with all the modern
Including Piano. Three lines OF within one block
G. p. HOWELL, opposite Court House, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

CTAMFORD, CONN-$30, ,0O0.-FoR SALE OR Ex.
y change New York Brooklyn Property 20 Acres OF
Land, improvements $4,000 house 42x35 with
extension x20 IL rooms; commodious stable; liberal terms
to prompt buyer Apply to O. s. JOHNSON % Exchange
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

J,OR SALE OR TO LET-AT WOODBRIDGE, N. j., A
Il story frame Building with attic and basement
complete modern style grounds laid out with evergreen
one hour ten minutes from New York, three minutes
walk from depot five trains daily. Apply to N D. WILL
LTANS, 1855 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

LOR sALE-A PLOT OF GROUND OF TWENTY
lots with buildings thereon and water front on Bush
inlet adjacent to East desra BILE for sorehouses
sugar refinery purposes Apply at SO job
street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

DORT CHESTER.-FURNIsHED HOUSE. NINE
rooms; acre gas, stable; five minutes walk from
depot location. Address j. F. MILLS Port Chester
exx
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DABwAY.-To LET, NICE RESIDENCE, NEAR I, DE
III pot possession given Immediately. Apply TO DAVID
CROMkLL, Wood Works, Railway, NJ.
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OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

Ill WANTING FARMs-9,000 ACRES, GOOD SOIL.
n mild climate; "a miles south Of Philadelphia price only
rapidly than any other place In the United States
thousands are settling. Address c. T. LANDEs VINE
land. n. i.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

I1oR SALE CHEAP-A STEAM GRIsT MILL AND ONE
acre OF Land at Rockville Centre, u miles on the Long
Island Souhsde Railroad, depot Can be adapted to
other manufacturing. Inquire of BALDWIN, No. 3 VIII
,oughby buildings, Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

TOR sALE-THE CHEAPEST THREE STORY HIGH
brown stone House in this city, 2Ox50 lot los feet
price Sl4,5J0 abUOO cash possession Inquire
the premises PA East ninth street. No broker ueed
apply.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

E,oR sALE.-BY THE EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF
Thomas Clark deceased Farm OF rs acres; said farm
orchard good ontbuidngs mile from the
New York and New Haven Railroad depot At Portchester
n Y.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

L,oR sALE.-MusT BE SOLD AT A GREAT sACRl
IT fce intends to leave the city, the House
Lot In i66th street, between Second and Third avenues
known as No. Cottage place The house has all the mod
improvements built two ago, and IL ir
perfect good order INQUIRE on the premises.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL a. ls7o-oUADRUPLE
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

AT TOTTENvILLE, STATEN ISLAND ~ HOUR
n from New York.-To let House with 10 rooms; car
fruit and shade trees depot fare % cents b
steamboat or railroad. Apply TO W. T. ELLIOTT II Broad
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

ATEEwARK-TwO NEW SLATE ROOF COTTAGES,
"A Y and rooms all modern improvements; in best sub-
urb ofcty acre In lawn and garden high ground
hs class city cars pass tho property 10 minutes
TO depot 30 to New York rent low GOOD tenants Apply
TO j. s. r., 6l3 Broad street Newark.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

ITO LET-THE DWELLING APARTMENTS $50 BROAD
i street, Newark, n j.. containing ten rooms, newly
papered, with water and ten minutes walk
from and Morris depois rent Ys Inquire on
the premises c. B. MCCARkOL 81 Chambers street,
New York.
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TIE STArE OF TRADE.

I, f1-e -ll. tou.0ls opened at 9i Tor money and
q Ame seuuues quiet United states rive
I'm. louis. I.. $50. o o..; 100, 81; IenFOtes tb&
. ..s Ea Railway shares, ii Illinois Central ll2i Atlantic
a.. ,r... W,s- ru. 81. ...,,,
l,fal jane I-'l31 A. m.-C0'tOu opened quiet Mddhng
4 rt.. ... Hl".ts Mailing Or ans. lOsd
Itu. 'l-IAt bourso OIelst dull, Rentes 14f 69c
A>rvr Ja- Peoun opened quiet and steady at SO francs
To- srD.r. nI lite
trRt June opened quiet az 22i francs for Tres Ordi
M Ha and ~. francs ;o Low Miidlugs, afoat
I.., Juat I3Dute1 Stls,s Fave Twenty bonds opened qb
II. Jrue l}-The Bourse closed quiet; Rentes, 7if Csc
l2 o. JousOls so for and VI for the ao
'uecr securities tmi uni States Five twenty bonds
Il l4I. 9,t Territories 6ol stocks guet Ere
shares 15 Illinois Ceuirsi, l@ Atlantic and Great Vest
LNssaoor June 1872 ?. m.-CO.oo-Mddng UPAnds, lOi0
81 Ing orleans, lOEl
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Is state sass r butcrmk calves 10 ~ az etc; Jer
eeys at % 0lOsc and 80 ine veas lGE ID, a. ocso
p C61ir or au average Ot s15 as Ter head 49,
IN fI Hc Elliott sold 10 at $2 Also, to-day, IL
al t2 al 5c SO III at otc 10 OF l4A 10 AT osc o. Vi
1,o ~ "a a. and II Of 49, 0IS4 tb ~ &c.
rs stIFFP AND LAMBsThe large number of si2s head
10 day completing o. $50 for the week. are more IMAM sell
readily aud prices are Ir e ayera"S oTat2s I il
}hs several lots sold at i3g. q H. and by the
heal are not 4c We call thin sheep 40i}c; medium to
fair A0Clc good 10 prime at Ga dc win nc palu LOT
55mn,ipaw IS cars at Fortyeighth-st, and at Wee
bawkeu Lambs have declined to jc for tops save I'D
AT Communipaw J. y. Picock sold 21S Ohio sheep, rs
n at 3d. 2io coarse 90 Indiana, and 49 Ono 50 b. at
6c win Of n. paddcd ont At &C. Total 47s sheep
NJ a or s. OF head, and ~ lambs at 2Gl3sc aV
T. BELLS sold 2i5 Ohio sheep. II b. at 5sc and for the
week sos shccp at 5la73c o. 3 70 EACH with 70 lambs
K.c Hauycr q CO. sold go coarse AN Ohio sheep at
Bic am al3pNcd Ohio Sc h. az C}c For the week. 1925
Fh,cp &C. or s. % each. Also, partly at Chamber
Inns 02 jersey lambs at loelsc 2 ~ or So s. each
50 Forty t.cth-sL Hume Giott sold 2l6 ono snC o u;
~ Do 6c of 4 % of 5Ic; 90 Of 81 n NJ 6t; anu Ti
Sons n. 81 lc. Also IS Ohio lambs As b. al loc' i'''
4.Os sheep and lambs al s. 10 each ~. NJ con
e 40 Cc and gO6 of s2asi at &c. Io'al I@'' al
wchawkcn Judd buckingham sold ID 1856 so SddnaT ~
Ohio on Ia sheep 9lQ95 10, at 5lci 30 Oh Sy4s5 TO- az
&C. 70 STATE lambs 500 70, at ll' GO jersey do 81 No. az
A. . and % Of IS. at lSc Total 81 sheep ana aiOS
va Vert. for Hume Elliott 927 Ohio, thin sheep.
q 79 n ~ &C., and 2G Of 'as 10 at ote' lo'" oO'' "'
a o. -lundrcithst., j. Dayton sold "A State lambs,
az .a.t.L @. %. 40 lte lfc. $50 49,. ,,.,
A va. fr.tun W3Iact Ere Otis sold ll9 PennsyNa
nia ,r 81 Do 10 Ior g. Jerseys, as 70, nj lc 80 OF OF
n 90 I1: Iau. 81 lD CUarse ana mixed, AT 4@tc WIFI 20
O. ~. r. o 40 l3C. $1,000. 40.
r. Graves a Co. sold A. jersey lambs 5tG5 ID, AT l3c
SyINE-Tlc to.' 81 22lo2 hogs is the largest OF any
eek since last October, aul the 9,562 Of today-45 cars
a. ,UIav n "a. Ncehawken, and Y at Fortielh
Al reduce tc prices Of dressed tO II &c. with few heavy
Nt.-n, 40 11s sales Of COmmunipiw dressed for the
wees Pos - AlGtol& Co.. 251 Of l6i ID at l2c ana ny
SI.-i.l. q Havuos 2.5s2 of 1853 % at 81 ga.
'I.. I.c Road now uu,Odds its hogs ~ WeehaWken,
from winch place they are bOated To foiueus| dc
N...frI ID Use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14

1iFsTYS G.. Jane I5Cotou dull an easier; midiings,
80 .si rs-syss, 20 oa.si erIoscoesw Sc 6O4 bales
A'Nas 6l. luae I]Coon ilscire, Mdil1gs 2Ol02oc
- ~ s f,e-i siJ b4s e1iorscoastw,e OF bales siock,
~. t' Jrre laCoso1 quiet end dolls Low Mtil1g nomi.
- '.'s gee ~, % bales, ciIOrls-coastwe, SO
- - 49, Ja., a-CO'io1 dull and lover, Mll,bg alc
~ - 1e,i IT g. 700 talos cJssiwis 36 bdcs; total
49, tIuu,iU Lt,rf01I aOt5 bales. 70 Amsterdam Z 3l3
.lir 4abls to SeNloIk Ito balesi " Philadelphia,
- tigcs. s31.3 5-Ies.
1h9N le4s Jsle IJCotion week but fair demand Good
To- bales exports Great
PIE . tsa Continent. d. q .asi stock ]. ~ bales
kIs Aa June l3-COtto1 dun; Mddrng 2oic, sales 900
@ ~ t4-s ~,poris-i0 Sea Orleans bales stock. a.
49,, ~ ors saturday only 5l talos c,awise and none
Dil-h Fess-i va reported t1ce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14
HAVANA MARKETS

Htrsr June i2T. following The prices Of merchandise at
e. close of ness Saturday suri qulite, slightly adyanced
.r, D.. doing with improved demand; exported dur
s, lu Mlt81zas and ESQ hhds Of
~ hoIes au1 $500 boghed went TO the Uni
D. >t..... stock reulnc warehouses Of Havana
Az ~. -1lls, 1000 toIes ami roo hogsheadsi Nos.
d l fn q rsls D Nos u ~ 20 firm I'll reals.
RIOS. lo 81 az. reals Muscoyado Sugsr-Fair
reals MoSetere is absence Of buS-
Fgb acvci Captains demand higher rates
he United States p; per hid Of sugar 70 the
tliel - 80; per hI o. MO4ses va - So Bacon
Batter declining owing tie ars STOCK Coal on Lat
surrled 4S0S $40 COoprace dull Hams-the mar
anl Lard declining 0si4g 20 Leiy! arrivals
9cs BOZ f-s. Lumber steady. Potatoes trmef Talow
Ues.r Naval Stores steady. Exchange nominal
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feaal Notices.


CUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW
~ YoRK-sAMUBL v HOFFMAN, and GL0RyIsA r. H0RP-
MAN plaintiffs, agL BERNARD CUMMINGS MICHABLJ GREEN.
JOHN CUMMINGS WILLIAM & BROWN, JOHN K BROWN.
ABRAHAM p CLARK CHARLES SCHULTZ WILSON d. REID,
NORMAN ASDRUsS, HENRY ANDRUSS JOHN W. MITCHkLL.
CLARENCE g. MITCHELL, REDMOND WALSH. NETWORK
COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, BLEAZBR PENNY, THOMAS ROC
ES JAMES eBRlES Sheriff Of the City and Comfy Of NewYork
JOHN HARDY JOSHUA $. PECK JOHN q. wANDBLL TIKI BANK
or NORTH AMERICA JULIUS BISSBLL. CHARLES T. NULL,
FREDERICK W BANKS and WILLIAM FULLERTON Defendants
Ssnonstor Rs1o the Defendants above named and each
every Of them You hereby summoned and required
complaint this action which aed the Oho Of the Clerk Of
his the C u Newlok the 18th tay
Of which herewith served and a.
the said complaint Oh. subscriber his Office
BoNwa In the City Of New York. within twenty lhe
hof exclusive Of the day u uch service AMI fa III.
complaint within the aforesaid the pantf appt
Court Ur Tie relief demanded tie conplAnt-Daol May g. sd
b, L. FANCHkk, Plaintiffs Attorney
~ RraAlsAI, Mes. lesk.
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prCrTPTs OF PRODUCE.

IE 1875 i bales Cotton, plcs Asle', pks BeesSax I5sIz
~ I- 300 Wheat. rs g bash Com, llkI9 bush Oats'
A d.. C2l uusa n DO, sl hus Peas, 200 bags Corn Meal
, s 'rt. rueane 2il b6- Tar. 80 hbS kosn 20 PIGS
- Cat Meats 1850 pigs Butter, 1913 pkgs Cheese 5o3
90 E psg lsv, ~ Obls Copper 10 cakes CGppeE 500 69s 10
W., Hae WOOL 20 bale, Ho1s Sfi5 sides Leather zfS
III .. ioao-o Iou8oCo 81 pkgS Rec ~ pigs
Sr U. rt-ual lf5 .aes MOSs, "A pAgs Pecsns III Gags
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Gitnatiors Uantr0--Gemdles.

4 NEW-ENGLAND LADY desires IA STU
~ ALTON HOUSEKEEPER private family or hotel Can be
days, 1889 Broadway. near Fortynnh St
VTANTED-A situation by a good German
w grl to do GENERAL HOU>EWORR Cook Washer and
Iruner Apply No. fustst. Mrs. LOWE
FAMILIES supplied with good German and
English SERVANTS Mrs MYEtSs 30 Bowe, bet First and
Second-sts
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS; also, En-
~ gish scotch be found Mr. llLDS GERMAN IN
STITtTE 25 Noroks., Stanton and Riyngton,Is
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CHICAGO. Rock ISLAND PACIFIC RAILROAD Co..
SycRETARYs OFFICE 10 WIIANsT. NKwYoRK April 30 1870
VNO HOLDERS of CHICAGO AND ROCK
4 ISLAND RAILROAD BONDS-Tbs Company prepared to
exchange Mortgage Sinking Fund Seven Per Cent Bonds due
1896 Bonds of the Chicago and Rock Island Co.. maturing
Bonds offered exchange secured by First Mort
gage Equipment extending from Chicago 10
including the Washington Branch being altogether so
miles in sItent ). r. TRACY, President
DEPORT of the CONDITION of the ANlERl-
Ia CAN NATIONAL BANK Of New York at the close Of business
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MR.NY c.rr1r MARkRr-Ir,r ~

C,. a.. .hLb'Nl CATTLE MAkkEI-JrSE -
- regular and lover with steady downward tendency
~ 'r rfrro 20 last weet selected socs brougb, 9.
b. D.4 goo tuctcug bseyes were from u ~ s4e Ie"s
~ @o Oh J05e. The decline from te pro y iast week
-, ,1t.rrlg stoc. aEd &c. on Medium Mich Cows
sgpf Oi demand Common ~ good mia.
- q 81 IS. The market for Sheep and Lambs eiosd
49, % ielus 81 a1Or j. decline From last week. pnces
De sotc Llr % rood 00c e1tra, &c No demand Tor
~ - re--p2 the iaercsse.
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DuBLIC NOTiCE is hereby given 10y the

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Of the Sinking Fund of the City OF NeS-fors'
that to the provisions Of an Act entitled Act to aqhor
and other ami in the City OF New'lok
passed April 49, 1870 they will sell public auction IN he Governors
highest bidder the night privilege and franchise
to construct by animal power and railroad with singh
for compensation through and along the ooSng streets or
through and along hrtes with double
double track to one ht thence through and
on Harlem River also from thence
through and along the Thrae track the Harlem
Bridge; also from the lhrdaye thence through and along Oneun
from intersection with nih
norbery and along the 1enhaye with donbe track
said Tnthaye together with the neosssa cnIec
tons tunous the proper working and accommoda
said railroad the said streets or avenues route or routes
said rod 10 be completed within two years from the passage OF sai
and along InthsVe and and along SAID
a the shall be opened graded and paved
from fh Such sale Will be conducted In
ordinary sales auction and the corporation
who shall offer into the city treasury the largest sum Of money Tor
such night privilege or franchise shall receive non sd
entitled to such grant, and
ho1ed operate and use the same in accordance with me
the said such certcate 10
Of the amount Of the bid and Of The
Of bond the Mayor Aldermen and CormonA Of me
CITY Of NewIork in the sum OF TWO hundred ana my
To be approved BY the Comptroller OF
fcae finish and complete said road and equip the
with requisite number OF and horses except along TENTH
aforesaid but should he they be restrained or prevented by any
legal proceedings from completing aud constructing the same % Time
which they restrained shall not he deemed or taken to be part Of
Sinking Pund suihon1 and reserve the night to reject
any bid If judgment for the Of the that they
should offer the franchise for sale again copy of the set of
which this sale be made be procured at
the Finance Depsrtment-Dated Sew.York June 1870
A. Oakley HALL, MAYOR.
RCHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
JOHN J. BRADLEY. Chamberlain.
JOHN X. HACKETT, Recorder.
JOHN MOORE, Chairman Finance Committee,
NICHOLAS RS H&UGHrON Chairman Finance
Committee Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Commissioner OF TIE sinking Fund.