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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-16
CAFE DE LA BOURsE
PINO'S r ES II A IRA T.
Nos . and 10 Carondelet street.

One Of the most elegant establishments m tno
city; everything about it new. The rooms large;
the location central. and the management une1oep-
tionabe.
hr. Pine. who has the direction and Management
Of this establishment. having had twenty years a.
perence rssturateur in this city, feels confident
in being able to satisfy the patrons of this house
The cooks real artists, and the WINES ~
best ever imported.
Asking for share Of the patronage Of the pubic,
perfect fair dealing is guaranteed.
Gentlemen, accompanied by ladies, win find. up
stairs, delightful saloons. furnished elegantly. and
no extra charge made for service CT style. des en-
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j. III. LYON,
AaRhT,
CSaccessor to E. j. Watknson,)
DEALER AND JOBBER IN
Guns Pistols sporti4s Articles
FISHING TACKLE.
Every description Of Breech-Loading Shot Guns
always in stock. Arms repaired At short notice at
the old stand,
SIS st. Charles Street, New Orleans.
iel2 am
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OFFICERS:
W. II. PECKHAM. President
W. T. HOOKER. Vice President.
L. MckDAM, Secretary and Actuary.
G. A. FREDRIKAR, Superintendent of Ageocie
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TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL FOR
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI
PROF e. LEE BLANTON, A. NJ. ASSISTANT,

The Literary Department is under the direction
of Professor CAMERON, who has had twenty-seven
years experience in teaching. Principal of High
Schools, and Professor Of Languages, Matthew atics
and Natural Sciences, in Colleges, South.
The Boarding Department is under the charge Of
MRS. JOHN Z. CALDWELL,
Proprietress Of the Establishment
The buildings are large and conmodious; tn
grounds extensive; and ample accommodations for
safe bathing.
For circulars. giving particulars, apply to the
PrIncpal. or at this ofice mhI5lt2p
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President. ...... Hon J. T sWAYNE. of Memphis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-16

~ w K n r r II ANNUAL
STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
New Orleans. May 10. 1853
The Trustees, in conformity to the Charter Sub
NIT the following statement of the affairs Of tie
Company on the thirtieth day of April 1868:
Fire premiums for the year. .S3l, $3.50 OF
Marine premiums for the year. 9,s77 So
River premiums for the year. 377 l4 bl-$7e5 4s7 60
Total net earned premiums. .$63s,sls
Fire losses paid and estimated. So, 81 Il
Marine losses paid and esti-
mated. G676 6
River losses paid and estimated l7h,Bsl 10
Pald taxes. Observation-Disclosures. 3s,6I II
Reinsurance, discount in Heu
of scrip, interest on scrip Of
1909, reduction on bank and
other stock, return pro-
miums, general expenses, less
discount, etc. 1e0, 6S4 81
Ssrried to contingent fund. 20ss 81 6os GIG IS
Leaving net profits. $3.50 900 90
The Company have the following assets.
biIis receivable $323o2 50
Losus on bonds and MORTGAGES Sc e45 $3.50 l4o Sc
Oash on hand. S23,5S3 70
Loans on pledge of stocks on
CALL equal to cash I3l, 80 CO. 3s373 10
Real estate. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
Scrip of other companies. t1nO 90
Consolidated city bends........ $1,000 90
Clty bonds. $3.50 90
Bank and otter stocks cost
S5St, III. lSL431 IL 2SU17
Due for premiums in course OF
collection ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1889 4
$9l0,447 IS
The Company have also suspended notes,
stock and bonds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1
FORFEITED scrip, amount. as25 50
Less interest on scrip. Gauss "a
The above Statement is true and correct trans
eript from the books of She Company
THOMAS a. ADAMS, President
henry V. OGDEN, Secretary.
PARISH OF ORIEANs,(
City Of New Orleans. !
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me this nineteenth
day Of LAY. A. SHELLY
Second Justice of the Peace.
Parish of Orleans.
The Board OF Trustees resolved to pay interest at
fx per cent, cash, all its outstanding certf
Gates Of ecrp and also to pay fifty per cent in cash
OF the issue of 1885, to the legal holders thereof
and after the second Monday in Jun next.
They have also declared scrip dividend Of FIFTY
per cent on the earned premiums entitled to par
ticipate for the ending April 90 1862 for which
certificates will be issued on and after the first |
Monday il August next, free of government tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
o. T. BUDDECKE. Vice President
He BY v. OGDEN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Thomas A. Adams, President;
Q. T. Buddecke, Vice President;
Samuel H. Kennedy, Samuel B. Newman
2. H. Foley. J.J. Garrard
A. g. Ober- A. Thomson
p. Simms, John Phelps,
A. Elmer Bade1, e. H Summer
my30ly
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INSURANCE.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE IN
suRANcE CoMfANY, OF NEW YORK.
gstablfshed Ia 1850.
ALL POLICIES NoN-FORFEITABLR.
CASE OR THIRD LOAN PREMIUMS
NO NOTES REQUIRED.

Last Cash Dividend Ftfty Fer Cen
, 1870-05-06

Mercury aud Venus, have an Influence
upon the area OF the spots on the sun.
The sun cannot be a ball of fire, for if It
were it would burn itself but In a ridiCu-
lousy short space of time, and there is
reason to suppose that it is a hot globe
now slowly cooling. If we accept the
hypothesis of Laplace, that the snn was
formed originally by the condensation OF
a tremendous nebula, it is not difficult to
imagine that it is now slowly cooling;
and as it had an enormous initial temper
allure to start with, the cooling will 60
on through untold ages until at last, hav-
ing absorbed all its surrounding planets
into its mass, it wiIlin the end roll through
space a cold dark ball. Afterwards, per-
haps, it may clash against another dark
ball like itself, and the force of The blow
mav be proved by calculation to be Sutfi-
cieut to generate light and heat, a new
sun, aud other Worlds.-Hjd.
DOMESTIC PECULIARITIEs IN JAPAN
One of the fundamental differences be-
tween our ways and those of the Japa-
nese is hat their domestic life IS passed
on the floor. We stand and walk on it al
intervals, while the greater portion of our
indoor time is passed on furniture. But
the Japanese sit and eat and lie on the
floor, and their furniture, both as to height
and amount, is toned down to this habit;
their tables are enlarged stools; their
fires are not fixed, but are taken about In
braziers; the eternal tea-kettIe rests in a
little Oapicr-muchf vehicle like a house
, 1870-05-06
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AUCTION.

R5lFTER Begjrring af Fogdeu i Christi
amsted Vile ~etterntEnte
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
Boys, Girls, Parents, Everybody, Look
r.s uerpl

Boys, girls, fathers and mothers--thesc
two paragraphs are especially dedicated to
you. y. Saup, 1902 Commercial avenue
has brought on the largest stock Of toys
and confectionaries ever opened in Cairo.
We shall not attempt to enumerate. We
shall only say that the supply embraces
everything yet invented TO please, in
struct and entertain little boys and girls
Many Of the toys are highly ornamental;
others are very curious, and all are fully
forty per cent. cheaper than like articles
we're ever before offered in this market
Littlo boys and girls. even folks Of mature
growth, find It impossible to pass Saup's
establishment without stopping, The at
fractions inside are irresistible. And no
wonder. Think of twenty-six large cases
Of toys--steamboats, locomotives, sol
dicrs, horses, dogs, cats, elephants,
dolls, toy furniturc-toys that walk and
cry--do everything but think and talk
animals that howl and bark and squcal
and bellow--balls, marbles--things Gu
rious, things ingenious, things ornamental
and all so cheap that anybody can secure
a full supply for Christmas
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOR
GALE

A two story brick residence, admirably
arranged, with large grounds a lo.s), sit
uatcd on the corner Of Holbrook avenue
and Twenty-third street, will be sold on tho
most reasonable terms. II is located on
high grounds, in an excellent ncighbor-
hood, the grounds containing bearing fruit
trees, vines and choice selections of shrub
berry. 1t is, in short one Of the completest
ONES in the city.
Arplyo W. II. THOMAS,
At Thomas, Green & Aldcn',.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
MKJH. JrrrKs success Ia business {,

NAH. IlyxK's success In business Is
due % ssveral facts, chief among which are
,hesb, He 10 . practical tobaeconisti keeps
svery large stock Of tobsccos, snutis, o.
gar. etc.. Of all grades, and sells at such
small profits that Chicago, st. Louis and
Cincinnati houses do not not claim to un,
dersell him. Retail dealers in the sur
rounding country know this, and conse'
quently go right to Meyers to make their
purchases. Ht-sl1. f1 s.tsV 1t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

Cot IIEsRY l.. wEBB.-The old set
tiers IL this portion Of southern Illinois,
will be glad to learn tina, Col. Henry l..
Webb has returned .ostay.
Mr.. Webb took an active part in the
management Of public Affairs in the carly
days Of Alexander county, and, wherever
he find. an old settler he finds an ac-
quaintancc and n friend.
The Jonesboro Gcs,,t, referring 10 Col.
Webs re,aru, says ..... ....
Col. II. l.. Webb father Of Hon. II. W.
Webb, Of Cairo, arrived f0m Texas on
Friday last, and will become u permanent
re.iden, here. lie il one Of the oldest set.
tiers in southern Illinois, and is BROTHER
~ Hon. James Watson Webb, Of New
York.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

The CENrRAL MEAT MARHET'--
Mcssrs. Fred Kochler X Co, of the Cen
tr~l Meat Market, desire il understood That
they keep all kinds of meats, beef PORK,
mutton, lamb and veal; that they buy and
slaughter the best and fattest animals
brought TO this market; dress and serve
out the meats in neat and clearly man
ner, and deal with everybody fairly and
squarcly.
Market baskets Of customers delivered
!, fres VI charge tn SOY part OF thec'ty.7
Fresh sausage on saleevery morning.
Buy Your meats, then, at the Contra
Meat Market, near the corner of Tenth
street, on Washington avenue, =,
lkghfR -fsfhN lfssPS ~ o"'"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

CHASoR W TinE.-The time table Tor
she Mobile and Ohio railroad has been
changed 70 conform TO the new order Of
things on the Illinois Central. The time
Of arrival and departure Of trains Is now
about forty MINUTES later than formerly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

WE are glad to receive coroboration
of the report that young MCGEE will sur
vivo his injuries. BY n note from Mr.. NJ,
S. Leftcoyitch We arc informed that Nc
Gees leg was broken in two places and
Tim. his throat was badly lacerated, but
tina, bis physician expresse. the belief
that all danger in his case is now passed.
We are pleased to record this fact.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
A BLACK DICTATOR.
4 PROTEST AGAINST HIS TYR
AMY.
Nh. pnhIlc IA ann II A xAlnAl Him.

Ed,toT Bulletin; .I
As elder T. J. Shores u travelling and So
letting from generous public 10 build u
Baptist church in Cairo, and claiming to
be agent and pastor of said church, now
know all men ny ,hc'c presents that the
First Baptist church Of the city Of Cairo
neyeraautbori@oi said Shores 10 act MS
agent.
We de sire good church ediicc, but We
want il to Do ours when completed, We
ave Ion. d,sircA 20 belong to a Regular
Bapt,., association and to have trustees
aud Atreasurer % our church but Shores
protosts syrin.t' i AL and II, oas last
church meeting uot only refused to APP
point trustees etc, but excluded a number
Of our best members for simnly asking
about those things. He also made use OF
the following language; This Is Ny church
aMl dN oj poo thar wiH not be gorernsd
By NE sLGH not stay In here,
We have been giving money to build
new church, for n long time besides su'-
tanning our pastor and now when We ask
him about the expanding Of the money he
answers; "7Hot Is n.y business
The citizens of Cairo have never refused
T. help us until he pursued the above
named course. Do you then blame US for
keeping our money in our pockets When
ever he leaves homo he refuses to letany-
body know anything about tie building Of
the church, but his wife. She ia paymas-
ter, sexton and treasurer and he tells us
when asked why hc doa'not let the deaeons
lsnow what to do during hi: absence MS fol-
lows; Nobody has anything TO- do with
this business bat me and my wifi"
Having made the above statements, We
10 sincerely hope that you will keep your
money in your pockets until called for by
an authorized agen. Of the LIST (eolored)
Baptist church, Cairo. ~ .et hs
| W, g, ,bo r;uht 4. e. II. oNH.t pa ID .
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

WAITED lMhKpIATELr.--SOo wood
choppers 20 cut wood on the line OF the
Sc. Louis 4 Iron Mountain railroad. Half
fare tickets furnished at the ticket office in
~. Louis. Wages, $50 per cord. Apply
At the various wood yards, or 20
'noviast. II. J. DEAL, Charleston, No,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

TROUBLE TROUBLE transfer ar
rangement at Columbus doesn't work very
we'll. Tho Dispateh says tina, on Thurs
day las, three ears were prccipita,cd into
the river from the barge used for transfer
ring cars across the river, Two of the
cars wers- loaded with bacon the other
four. Both cars and cargo will be h'he'l
out, Sut In damaged condition Of course,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

The editor Of the Columbus Dispatch
has bsen unable to Ind tbs force Of hands
that wcreput to work on the Kentucky 4
Tennessee railroad last Tuesday and
thinks, therefore, tina, Tux BvLLEris WINS
misinformcd in the premises. Tux ,BrL-
LrriS was not mi,informed. The hands
were undon btedly pu, 20 work.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

THOMAS WooDs, of Murphysboro re.
Gently received word from England that II
rich relative had "handcl ia hi, checks
and left him, the Mid'Thom1, fortune
ofsljo,00o. 1fany Of our relatives in
England die, we don't care TO be appri-
sed Of, the fact. The news would come.
mos, likely,in the shape Of n demand for
burial expsnsesl ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

GIVE POTATOES THE following note,
text, and Original poem" was received
on Wednesday evening by the first direct
rcss ofthc Cairo Orphan Asylum. Barring
certain defects in measure, the poem is
really good-to too good TO withhold from
nur rpnlprs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

M. BvaSHrTs Photograph gallery cor
nsr Of Niath street and Commercial ave-
aus. u Ne place 70 60 70 se~u-.- S''s class
pictures. HI. prices are very lo~, and he
guarantees Subtraction. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

tbs Surprise Store is situated on the
corner Of Sixth, street and Washington
avsnus. All goods arc marked in plain
figures and At about half the usual price,
The islies are respectfully invited to cali
and see the bargains in our beautiful Irish
cad japanese PcpNns. We como 10 stay,
ana have no oasch!penny Arrangement,
'kiA sntstprise or lottery. Examine on,
list Of prices on small bills. nov2ltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

CHARTER OAK COOKING Stoves--and
Evening Star heating stoves-the best IN
u,e-for sale by c. w. Henderson, 100
Commercial Avenue. See advertisement.
aug2od4m. .lN. &c
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

BrsIxEss has been sadly Frustrated in
Mobile by the prevalence Of yellow fever.
The RVixw n that city ssys: III isjust
~ wellthen, that those Northern, EAssern
and Western merchants with whom we
deal should know this, and be prepared to
make such extensions Of paper falling duo
here ~ will enable our business men here
after to meet all their obligations without
dificulty." Is anybody in Cairo interested
In that gentle hint' -,-, ~ !
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

"SPAULpIsG's GLvE, always up 10 the
sticking point. asIr nov 2l,teod lw
TnE GRAND SURPRISE The gray
haired can hardly believe their eyes when
they see their whitened locks restored TO
their prestine beauty by clear and trans.
parent fluid. PHALoS's VIrALrA, OR SAL
vArIos EoR rnx HAN, is the article in
question, and is free from any sediment
sud by ali.drugyssts and fancy goods
dealers. .i rf. nov 2lst q W W
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
Commercial
FRIDAY EVENING :
~. % rorA

Nov. %, 1870.
Yesterday having been appointed and
generally more or les, observed In bust.
ness circles as day Of Thanksgiving, our
present issuo was necessarily delayed one
day beyond tho usual time. There has
been but little animation in our market
during the present week, and to-day bust.
ness Of all kinds has been excessively dull.
We do not remember to have seen SO few
cars on the track on any previous day this
klll and our commission and forwarding
merchants appeared 10 DO all waiting,
Micawbcr like, for something TO turn up.
II our river reporter keeps making the
same stero,ypcd report we have grown so
familiar with lately, beginning, tho river
il falling nt tho rate of five inches per
day" No shall soon see plenty Of produce
seeking an outlet through Cairo, which
will doubtle. give our merchants all the
employment they want. To those who
contemplate making shipments Of any
kind either to, or through Cairo during
the low water and ice embargo Of the up
pcr rivers this winter. we would here To-
nal thu, .vo,v nossih,. ar,,n,ement
mars 'hs' ivory Po,,'o', "t'"s'"e",
mas been inadeso hahuIe Win iac'h'y anu
dispatch as much ~ can by any possibility
be received. ~ such times there Is always
an active demand for all kinds of produce
in this market at good prices; and ship
fe'' S"' -"
money ohener by having their conslsn'
ments sold here, than when they send them
:, NOR. blatant marLet.
w. -, az. go, ,,,,
raOu nH, ~ pee" q",es sn' 49, w. 80
4" Grm p ON ,hs Iaw s,d msJ;un, ,radss bu,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

BucKwnEAT FLoUR.-Mcssrs. Fulton
& Sons, Of She Egyptian Mills, are manu-
featuring first class article of Buckwhcat
-four, which they sell in sacks of con-
vcnient size for retail buyers or retail sro-
GERS. The liberal sample received ut tho
BULLETIN ofIise 10 splendid, and VIC ac-
knowledge the receipt Of it with thank.
Dealers and others desiring TO purchas"
any quantity from - pounds to 1000
pounds can call on Mcssr.. +. & Sons with
every assurance that they will secure the
hes, 10 ne found in the market.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

ASTnOS. HOPKINS declares that tn
negro preacher Shores, ha. not been au-
thorized by his congregation 20 90 abroad
and solicit money TO aid ia he erection Of
n new church odiilco or for any other pur-
pose. He says that Shores pcscmp,orily
refuses to permit a complete organization
Of the church, and will not allow anybody
but hi. wife ~ know anything about the
new church project. We believe Hop
kins tolls the truth that Shore. j. carry
ing matters with n high hand, and viii
spend all the money he may collect jus,
sEactly As he pienscs. boil -
Hopkins letter to the public, which VIC
publish elsewhere, is very emphatic in it,
statements, and to It We call the attettion
Of our readers. 81 a. .. a a'i'N
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
CAiEo, Ills, Nov. %, 1870.
peuse fad enclosed 81 with which buy
swce. potatoc4ior tho little ones

"Ir abgo;hcr and sister ,rc naked, and dcst'tu'c
Of daily food. aud ono of You lay unto 'hem
Depart n, peace, b" ye warmed and filled, not
vithstanding you give the not of those Things
which are ncedfu, to the body, what do'h u
prottSHs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

Then again :herc are the COLLECTIONS
the largest and boot stock ever seen in
Cairo. Candies, mint and gum. drops,
fancy candies and kisses -everything in
tho candy line, and Mi II the prrcs, quail
l,y and most popular brand. Bot enough
II ym wan, toys and confar.ions for the
holidays or any other days, there is one
place where you can suit youtself beyond
doubt. and tina, piaoe is a, p. Saups IL!
Commercial avenue. noyI5lf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
%. IAvee cote porsry selici, s,es him

VVH IAV'V CONTEMPORARY "HVV""s "'''
selfoyer the fact that his office ]. in the top
story Of tall building. Almos, anybody
, has right " get shigh; but hnt II
. piece or shAmelenne,s 20 bng sbou, II ?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

~ Beck wnrAT.-Choicc Buckwhe
aour, for sale in quantities 20 suit purcha-
scrs, at the Egyptian mills corner OF 10Th
:. street and Ohio Lcvee, Cairo Illinois.
... n v2elw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

~ .Flopp. Choice Family lour nj
half bbl.., sacks, &c, for sale ut the Egyp
tian NJ ills. hu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
AGru-The Evening Star is the most

\ GES-The Evening star Is the most
beautiful shee,-iron cylinder wood stove
made. II durable, economical, and the
poor mans friend. Everybody should
have one of these excellent stoves.
Nov II dSw II |r
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26


bale. Tr.
no BraM--has been In moderate demand
with sales Of car load on track and 900
sacks from store, all ut ST. % per ton,
Corn Mcal--coptinues dull. ~ Dds
city mills steam dried sold I" 70 % per
y Provisions aud LerA.-Aess
Pork and Lard are lower and dull. Other
descriptions are unchanged and quiet.
Buticr--is quite dull for any Du'
strictly choice, and the market 10 we'll sup
piled with all grades. Sales comprised
kegs choice roll .......""."'.....Soc.
tubs " paoksd.--..."-".3o(933c.
Eggs--are In good demand with light
receipts and sales Of 10 pkgs at Soe chip
pers count. ,t'9,,
POulltry-has been in good demand
4 during the week, but 10 now rather quiet.
scoops chickens sold at So 75(9$S w. D
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26

p y IwAxr.p-A girl to do general house
work In a smnll family. Applyat the cor
ner Of Seventh street and Jefferson ave-
bue nov23tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
Lazarus and Morris man ufacturer. of

LAZARUS and Morris, man ufnc,urer, ~
perfected spectaclcs, are public benc-
factors. No spec;acle' ever made vii
bear comparison with the "pcrfcctcd !
article. Tnbcr Brothers, Ohio Levcc, are
the only parties in Cairo from whom. tho
psctclc, csn be purchased. 't...t