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New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
Salis bp Sutton.

A NsKwtN Aseuouser
DY BANGS, MERWlN a. CO., Broadway, cor.
ID -sss, Of BOOKS Works o Art FaHeT ooodi FSrniIa rsike
GEo. A LKAVirr Auctionssr
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL. Asiorpses and hshth,t LsAylfr sfRkBElGH
LIBNlEIss GlrALosUED
EVENING O'Clock, a FINE COL.
LECTION or BOOKS, comprising portion. private libraries
sng selection MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS 10 various
parneu of1aure. Catalogue, ready. Books exhibition
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan H. O'Clock, sale Of COLLECTION
or BOOKS comprising assomspt of STANDARD aud Nils
CELLASRoUS BOOKS THR0LOGlCtL WORKS kc, &C. Cala-
ready.
MONDAY EVENING jan TO- u o'clock, sal. Of PlSB CoLLBC
TON oF PORTRAITS comprising lOWO prints framed aud
framed also bumbe Of valuable autographs bc &o See Catalogues
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Guuntrn Etal Gstat, for Salu.

COTTON MILL, with Machinery, Store house,
B onrsves houses situated River IN the great
cotton belt Georgia For particulars apply to A. r shlI %
tI.Y
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A Lien & BROWN, -. ,,,,,,,,, .,..,,

Lien a. BROWN,
"A RIAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AuCTlONRERs.
S Broadway.
JONATHAN wgALLRs JOSIAH W. BROWN, HoRATIO HEN
RIgUBs the oloeibg desirable Houses aud Lo
West l5tbst, story H. Bnck West 2bst, story H. Brick
lsthst H. \. Brown West lht, b. Bnk
7thsl, story H. Bnk Esst abshst. H. Brovn
l7thst H. a. Bek West 10Th H. BoNu
I7tst story H. Boun East 1bt, story w. Bro-n
lsthst story Bnk West 2hst, story H. \. Bnck
Wsst 9bst, H. Brick W est 2sh , story H. 4 Boun
b. BTowu Wes Jh st., story II. \. Back
West H. Brick East 3sst, stoTJ T. d. Bouu
7ls Il. Brous West 3st. story H. Brown
2ldst, tsioy w. Birch East 1hst, story H. Bro~h,
West 23dt, story H. Bhek West Jb st. story H. y bosu
West 3Jd story w. Brown East Ntbs, story H. Btosu
Also number Of desirable t class residences from 18th 10 39h sta
built Ia the beat
lao oIe.ldr souih Of 19lh-at
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GO Ubom ii mar Guntrru.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-Notic is
~ hereby veu that CHARLES A. ADAMS Of hf Cts Of Perth
hpboy IN MtieseH hath this day made assignment
10 the bis for the equal beneut o. h creditors and
that creditors exhibit their respective claims under Oath
ahirmaou within the Of three mouthsDaed hovenir -
HENRY l. NORlONi kl4.btiLp pofi' " j
ROBERT s GRERE Elizabeth, \. J..
HENRY l. NORTON. EilAbshUOt. " j.
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Total, in eoin-sG9"7

It's proper TO add that nearly 20 per cent Of re-
cepts are from local business. during the not i0ul
months OF the year the road incomplete t'e Ha3
no through traffic. and the rolling stock was required
great extent transporting materials Tor 'hc rapit
construction then in progress. The amount al flnU
Mortgage Bonds which the company eau Issue hI0h tbe
road Is limited by law TO about $l60l0OOl Tic aDnuat
interest these Is but s5COOO. Jhe cost O tte I0ad
and equipment has been, in round numbers. siOso0H
and pronounced by competent aud dislnteresic pdge
who have carefully examined 10 be one ot the lt and
most satisfactory railroads IN the world The cor nenH
Is as follows, viz: l30 passenger cars, Whcu cos f
0I seeuiug cars S2G2 500; 100 locomotives, S1o; 15
baggage pOstOnce, and express cars se5oO 80 tegbt
cars, S3,24sOO: machine shops, depots &c, Soso"l
Total value Of equipment, S,3Ii200.
The rails chairs. spikes, structures &c composing th
TRACK OF the road would be worth San Franc -cO, tO
day at least 0OOOO0 that the movable material cn
the surface alone equal to tWOds the auOLLoi the
First Mortgage Bonds In addition TO the railroad, isl
franchises right OF way, road-bcd aud equipment heI
Comnany own $1,000 OF land along and adIacent
are of little value, considerable portion are WORTH
from $50 70 500 per acre. Al the low averaged
estimate OF s. per acre, they are worth t5O ihesel
lands are entirely uuencumDered, ana are lal.uy M
rrea,u in value Though not included IN the Lurtg2ge
this item OF interest to the boudA0ders as an temen
OF strength and wealth TO the company, @Horc EoVdl
faith s well as the property named IN the mon gage ~
ped ed for the redemption OF the bonds and AZ an mi
por,aut in the resources at ther command Ffom
sale, VI land alone within the next ten year, luo 'om
pauy could provide sinking tunu suNcieht lnI b ri
euptiou Of entire bonded debt IAe bonds asueG ~
the Company are follows, VIZ:
Se'rl per cent S9aa' 30 E 10 % ,,
.,t IT, psd hv the State OF TAI fua. lfhh
81 per First Mortgage bOIl........... H''''
Total Funded Debt.................. S2'r.ci0
Sinking FUNDS are provided toward the redemption On
the loans which will into operation IN 1870 ana l5i1
An stuoiut sufficient for these several Sinking fu is WIN
be reserved from the earnings Of the road each t and
invested the Bonds Of the Company, so long as tneyj
can be purchased in the market ~ price not eh'ctdhS
fpffn Ia
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9anfirg StaOtmirs.

A DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING
IA No az HbsVG Mondays and Thursdays or Tuesdays
o FRIDAYS
No 6s Rhsve Wednesdays and SATURDAYS or SATURDAY
Also Evening Classes MONDAYS and thursday o Gen
Brooklyn Academy No 100 fenepontst under MI Dod
and OF attended BY
Dodwotb Send for eircuar.
On Monday morning TO- small Private Class viii commence
which Mondays and Thursdays a; past n faes
deirous Of attending will please send names
uLASKOs ACADEMY OF DANCING, Ga
Tbityiourhs. Morning and afternoon classes daily Gen
tlemen Monday and Thursday, at p 10.
HLASKOs CLASSES FOR DANCING, G4
West 34thst SECOND TERM ,-,.-
Two Private formed for Families SATURDAY,
Jan hsfpast the other fr Small Chdren on Iuoa
hafpsst For particulars please to ask Al ihe
Academy. afer p IA.
MR.. HLASKO's CLASSES for DANCING
IVk for Small Children, at6A West 5ith.sL
SECOND TERN.
TUESDAY hslfpast two aud SATURDAY al hapa nne an
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9q999999 999999 .

UNO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now
prepared employment at bone
the batnets new gh1
ana profitable easily earn from zoe to 50 per
evening b. deTong their whole time 10 TIE
BOYS aud rt nlay much men ltbt an Nho
t notice and ,et the business mare
TINS offer well satisfied vii send
10 pay trouble Of writing Fa Particular valuable sam
which and o' The Peoples
It.J Of best AWiJ be-sphsrs peh
shsd-a BY nail Reader want permanent poltaoe
work address h. c. hLLES Go Augusta, MAINE
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woosey, under the style Of Tlinghast woelsey, and
wh transact general banking and stock brokerage sus
ness at No. Wall-st.
Benjamin A. Farnham George III. Gilbert. and Charles
b. Yardey have formed copartnorshp under the stya
of Farnham. Gilbert Company, and will transact gen
eral banking and brokerage business.
James II. Lewis has.resigned the Presidency Of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad d. r. Garrison, Vice Presk
dent, is acting in his place.
The following is the comparative statement Of the
ports exclusive speceD from the port OF NewYork to-
foreign ports for the ending Dee 49, and Ito
beginning Of the year:
1867. 1868. 1919.
Portbs week. ... sssiiia s3Os5 so s52.o sn
Previously reported. Iss.sas,i5 le5.Sa.'1 is3Tsni
Sine. Jan 1....~ slsa,O4sas s@.ssasl s9N.n
Pnoe Of gold. ........ lR ia 30!
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry goods
and general merchandise ct the port Of NewYork for
the week ending Dec 81 and since the beginning of tho
year: ~
pIr rT ydaa. Ss wax s7si1s sns; slostssi .,Ss;
General merchandise. 232s77 2l@S@ z@sF~
Total for the week -. s3Ossse s3Iass st5r 80
Previously reported -. .l5, $50 Z"seSeJ E''""0
Sine. Ian l.... s2os SIS ses era ,s63 sSsaIIR3
The following the dry goods imports for l' week,
included in the above:
For ne p,,k 1857. tSBS. lSNI
Entered at the port....... sI5lib9 slO3t51 s'+aI@
The exports Of specie for the week follows:
Total for the week ~ Iz
Previously reported ''''''''''''''' |'@'+"
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No 10 EAssAU ST.. COR. CKDARsT.. hgv.ioEE
Residences Stores Ios Country aud Yarns bought
rented exchanged Loans oatsd AHcOu sales Of Frhiis
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Bruoklrn H,aI Gstats for SHh.

ROR SALE-A new 8-story, basement, an
snbeeuar Philadelphia brek HOUSE, 2r9 90 6Tses"s Se
p,..Lgn NJ A. rutland Co, Beekwshst, y
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

A MEXICAN HOT0-LITH0GRAPHIC CO.'S
N OFFICE tss been removed to No lfO FultoBst n Y
A MONG THE SUBSCRIBERS in New York
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
(sOIsBLED.
-avAS ssSstAsr Richmond In Limb

j. 'tA'F
The 1,iclrnsond was attached at Colum.
bnss ~ on, the same night she left here,
on on order Of the u. =, Court, command.
ing her to be delivered at Louisville.
'Iqfe order was issued at the prayer of her
Louisville sowners, who represent one
thiri-the emainder, we believe, being
owned by Capt J Stutt Neal. The Lou
isville owners seem to be dissatisfied
with her management, and wish 20 force
some Kind Of q settlement OF her affairs.
As the Richmond was full Of passengers,
had 82O, head of stock, and 700 tons Of
freight on board, with engagements for
a full load below, this proceeding on the
part of her owners seems very strange.
They certainly render themselves liable
for Aheavy damages to the owners of
stock and freights. The telegraph was
in requisiton all day yesterday and to-
day, in the endeavor to effect a compr q.
nise, but ithout result. She will pn
habiy be unloaded aud taken to Louis
ville.es 4 saet q la.,HH..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

rae ss. AseheAss uossi saa Rsstsursss.
This popular and eligtbly located house
Of public entertainment 10 now fitted
and furnished throughout In good style;
and, under the management Of Messrs
Walker & Sisson, 10 doing . large snd
thriving business. 1t 10 kept upon the
European plan-the guest calling for
what lie wants when Ne wants II, wheth-
er In the day or night time, aud paying
only for what he orders. The rooms are
large and clean, furnished with the best
OF beds and bedding, while all otlier fea-
lures of the establishment are arranged
with an especial eye to the comfort and
convenience OF the guests. Jaotf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

ssip.wsser hps made rs appearances tn
A" Lake Edwards" aud what Ia let OF
Lake shaunessy.p II ~e eSs,A kaves
freeze to order, We would soon have q
flrst.rats article nj skssisg hxl trem NSr
pesrsnces, we are led tn believe that the
reign ofISing wintsr u about ended IL
Louis Napoleon held his scepter In such
an uncertain grasp, Mrs. Napoleon would
he looking about for other bed. sud
board" .l 80 'i1.L.' '-sar,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

At 100 commercial Avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth street, y hrst class
house Of entertainment, KEN upS6'tf
restaurant Or European style, furnishing
oysters, game or meals on short notice In
the best style. Also elegant rooms and
beds Cor trAnAeaV kucs&s. a PalrsaAss
respectfully sslioilsd.ls ..s...oss..A - -
ji2tf HENRY HAxRfsf PraPrtsscr' =
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
p. REILLY has a large stock OF hats,
which win be suld nj New York whole
sale prices. II.
Hotel Arrivals.

St, Nicholas Hotel, Cairo H., Jan. -, 1870.
Taylor, city; A. Chandler, Davenport;
j. NJ. Tinker and wife, Nashville; VIM.
T.Posey. Henderson,; j. A. sBrlmsey,
Gallath; FIN Claud, Ky; Valdez, city;
j. Rhinehart, ,fsvsnsviIls; j. ID. Will
dams, Ky; t. J.s Edmonson, do; Carl
Tuckrigel, Owensboro; III. II. Downs,
Cleveland.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

-Esonomtcai, Reliable, the Best.
Dooley's Baking Powder Is superior to
all others Ia market. Free from any In.
furious substa noes, and 50 nicely com-
pounded that the contents of each box
insures, light, sweet, healthy biscuitsr
rolls, pastry, etc., with uniform success
Only two teaspoonfuls to quart Of -four
is necessary, while those Of ordinary
manufacture require from one.third to
q half more. Ask your Grocer for Doo-
iey's Baking Powder, and take no other.
u Goth. -uiI --..fcI-
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- ELIABLE INSURANCE.
s.lllI ''. llod 'f..l
FIRE AND MARINE!

MERCHANTS Ins. Co., Of Chicago;
CAPITAL AND AssErs,-,.,,-s sss,7ss ~
SECURITY ms. Co., Of New York;
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. ,........ 81 .7sa, Q - %
COMMERCIAL ms. Co., OF Chicago,
CAPITAL AND ASSETS .....e 3Ao,oas -
INDEPENDENT Ins. Co., OF Boston;
CAPITAL AND AssHTs.......s $50, ooO %
SANGAMO. Ius. Co., OF Springfield;
CAPITAL AND AssETs....-...e sas,037 80
AURORA Ins. Co., Of Aurora, ILL.,; gas
CAPITAL AND AssETs.........e sIe.ssS ~
sTATR Fire Ins. Co., Of Cisvclsnd, Or
CAPITAL AND AssRTs......-e sSA.Oas -
efs.sssrt A. .ru ta Hi.Ir
J. y. REARDEN d CO., Agts,
zee ROT Egyptian block.
selidt. oyee First National Rank.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

The river has came to stand-sti'l at
this point. We do not roget tho fact
It had no business to rise SO high at this
time of the year. II should have waited
until June. This thing Of knocking ira
dltion into pieces is trick in the Ohio
that 10 becoming much too frequent,
and will not much longer be tolerated.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
Hurnishing Goods

The completest stoch Of gentiemep's
furnishing goods In the city 10 to he
found ut Miller and Milier's. i, would
he a remarkable want, indeed. In this
the that they cannot Enthusiastically supply
at the very lowest figures ruling In the
market t.fNFAA tNilA ".
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

sol. SILVER has returned u the city 70
remain. He Is, 1t Is said, going into the
steamboat agency business. t,s,l -
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

LOOK TO YouR CHrLDRES.-Diarhoea,
Dysentery and summer complaints are
cured by Mrs. Whitcomhs syrup winch
Is sold BY, druggists everywhere, at she
low price of25 cents BOTTLE jah24-6t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

p. NEFP's STOCK Of coatings, easel,
meres and vestings Is unsurpassed for
quality and style-and will be made to
order at low prices to reduce the already
tremendous stock on hand. AN II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

Druggists sell more of Normanis Ohaly.
beate Cough Syrup than all other Cough
Medicines combined. Sold by s. J..
Humm, g aNrn- -nA IN, ian24sGt, y
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

Thc,celebrsted Aurora oil can be had
atNo. w OHIO I.evee. Atan2l I'm n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

The most stylish silk hats are inyari.
ably found ut p Neps, No.7s, Ohio
Levee at prices that defy competition.
None but the best goods In thai line. 10
he found at this house. o "a sa' aaN y
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

Mr.. Hodnett, OF the st. Louis Times,
called upon US yesterday evening. He has
been in the city several days, canvassins
for his paper. Mr.. Hodnett IL an enter.
prI.ing gentleman, and knows how to
talk the Times Into popular favor. "This
IL CONFIDENTIAL .t L..'..s vE 'ss-s 90 D.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
2 =. = TIT = 49,.
TURNER MASQUERADE
$50 20 BALL.
wnah,.g ton N all. Feb. .I.,.

A Grand Masquerade Ball will be given
as above, under the auspices Of the Cairo
Turner's. The public generallyis invited
to attend; tho management pledgiDg
themselves that no effort viii be spared
70, render the occasion one most
pleasant and entertaining TO all who
may astehu- 90 .H do. t .t ..
= scoMMpITEs OF ARRANGEMENTS
sllBgl q f's'a r. BRIBAcH. -
~ II "a 49, Ii. ScHMHTzDoRr.
OH s. hi. al u rsi'tt. jnn20td.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

The st. Nicholss Billiard, Hall is one
ofthe largest and best furnished In the
country. 1t Is the resort OF both citlzens
aud strangers who indulge biiiiard play,
Ing. utIAr.s "-FFl fI Hjan6u.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

Several Ballard county families have
removed 10 Aaifo within the past few
weeks. They have COME smongus TO OBJ.
tain perfect health, and enjoy TIE scIioor
privileges we are enabiedto extend to
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

The French vice Consul, at Chicago,
has addressed the Mayor of Cairo to OBJ
tain Information IN. regard TO the sui
eide Of DR.. Care. He adds: II viii also
pray yo0 10 sfind. W pessihas, sifs swher b.
abouts ola Frsnciman Of the name, OF
.To1ssaint bourgeois, who Is said. 10 live,
OTTO have lived, at CAIRO. His vile was
: Mix fbc4ua lshs was'aeovciness.'
This ansosa,s.ion,s the Consul says. r.
demanded by the French isForsien
DspaTt~spl. -naIApy s.l siiiIsp onsvho
knows anything about Mr.. Bourgeois
win confers favor on.the Mayor by COM.
municatlns the. ips6rinGtt5p o. hfm as
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For City Treasurer.

We are authorised To ANNOUNCE Sir, JOHN ny
LAND a. candidate for reelection 10 the ofiee Of
Guy Treasurer. tee
We are authorized 10 announce tina, J. y. TAYLOR
viii bes candidate forC City Tressursp ct the ensuing
charter election ......... ... tfft I'D isnlAtis
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
GEHA~eszwh 49, eseFShSwSe in
market at y. Neff's. No. 10 Ohio I.eyee. u

n"rks, At =. Neffs, No. 70 Ohio Leyee, II
Tlg ~ -EzF-fJ tslssa "a "A
yAb. r. fagM IL now foreman OF the
Memphb.AsAIanchs nsws NOM. 'IIie Is,
ofe6dhe, only a temporary resident OF
the Nsr e''S sDd viii one day. cap,e
home again. 4
7aQs,R.zs- ----~~... >ls~s-z~;<- - ~ 81
Messrs. Taylor, Halliday, and UaM
CHER are putting up lamp posts along
Washington Avenue hon Nbe teourt
house 70 ytbeir residences They don,t
'wish 70 walk In darkness auy longer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
0tlk n ala.

The stock OF silk hats at Miller 4 Mil.
sr's comprises The cry isteststyles and
the finest make Of the season. The
variety is.very great, the stock lsrss,
and prices have been rcgulsted 10 har
uouise Yin tlls.tisnss1 Calltn nudzIsxs
anime. fHraAa7Eas
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
Third Anniversary Bali BY, the cairo
r.H Casino. f.f yo...t .r..II. 4.

Third Anniversary Bali BY the Cais o
.f.f- Casino. Itf sor. sftII#
The members Of the Cairo Casino pro-
pose an observance Of their third ami.
versary day by masquerade ball In
Washington Hall, on Monday, February
2Sth, which they expect to render an
affair pleasant to all who may choose to
participate. The management refer with
pride to the masquerade balls heretofore
given by the Casino, and promise that
the ball here announced shall he Of the
most respectable and interesting cha.
racter. -"-'' '"''
Committee OF Arrang Louis
Herbert, Fl. Meyer, Robt. Brlbach.
January 2s.sodtd. ar .s.H.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
FER C,,y CI.rs,o (

weae authorized to announce that WILLIAM II.
MORRIS ~ candidate far the once 81 City Csrkst
The suing chatter alection. tee
I'VE arc authorised TO announce that JOHN BROWN
aeandidsts for the Office Of City Clerk at The ensu'
inschar'sr election uIk I.LIIyc eniNaT
We are authorized to announce that J. G, CROW,
Tho sa,sias shsf..r election Hi''r-f y isnsc,d.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

Mollie Trussel, known in thls ely du-
ring the war as asbrilliant member Of
the demi monde, is insane Ia. California,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

The Yatch Jenny" belonging to Mr..
Harry A. Walker, Of Mound City, while
returning from Cairo this morning, In
charge OF the boat keeper, capslzed of
the mouth of Cache river The boat
floated down stream until of the st.
Charles hotel when the captain Of the
"Montaukn towed her In. No lives were
lost; but the cabin and fixtures, with
some Of the gear, cannot be saved. Mr..
Walker desires that we return thanks
for him to the captain Of the Montauk
for saving the watch. LLLl ------L
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

The aIAdieA kestaufsat hstsd up by
Messrs. Walker & Sisson, is directly In
connection with the st. Nicholas Hotel,
ws'ere thesne..repects j. tsdsss s"s'fAn'
lilies Of the city may take meals or lunch.
es In perfect quiet, and without the least
iearofoonsingdA oontxctvith objeciion.
able character. twill be kept in first
class style fof first class ctisotf. "spofte
anjstssussve walters will alwsys'sbe In
sttendA nee, and patrons awitis Always
command the mort courteous Atveattasut
and attentkon. als-srn a i.su..s s..s-s Al
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
Frsls sv,r soa one boILAs@ Mems

Frxhs sviTS PoR ONE boLLAR- Mens'
undershrts and drawers one dollar per
I pair at r, NeG.s, No. 70phio I.eyee, r. .
~ sstoiss1 tssIs- 49, v-sss- ss~ ~ * 30. ssaoas
- asaa tEoi seHK 4 "a. aa1f h, af4la. .uIfsg,.
The Aurora oil gives aclear and beauti'
full liighsspdisRSplssp!p slSsYIsH2l I'm
Candidates are not very numerous this
year, so far. Only two gentlemen aspire
!, u BE- Ttsasbrer.s three TO be Clerk, and
sthree to beSfsrshai., Why - this thus ?
1t isall wrong. Come out, gentlemen
come ouksss RAW k.EIa4H
r. Atluptown citizen turned out his calf
sast night. - Tlds mOrning q light-ttger
ed gentleman came aiong and stole it
withAStsAAy csEeMonla whatever Joe.
Arnold lain search ofhim. ,t,m.
.tsys1 s.so SsQAs rAIsaA9 - s.ss ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

The Continental Is the only cook stove
with aiding oven doors. Warranted In
all respects. Pitcher q Henry, At Az
Commercial avenue, cor. Iatli street. a. a
nov9Otf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
How much longer must Cairo remain

How much longer must Cairo remain
without public hall? The city would
make money by putting up say at the
intersection Of Poplar street with WASH
ington avenue, a substantial building,
With inviting market stalls on the fret
floor, city Offices and council chamber
on the second, and commod Gus public
hall on the third. Then butchers would
rather be in the market than out OF 1t,
and the market place would be popu.
lar place OF resort the offices Of
the city would be all together, the Coun.
Gil would have chamber into which
more than three or four citizens could
crowd; and all kinds Of amusements
would be invited to the city by the fact
that we could give them apublic hall for
the accommodation of the public.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

p. REILLY having determined to close
out the balance of, his goods al the
earliest possible moment, viii hence
forth sell anything on hand AT cosrJA ND
LIS, THAN COST. '.Iulssss
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

1.-THE BEST IN E"-Enders' 'Stot6aci
3p,.,a.s e9si ~ Htash iiiS tssCntsess
B'--''~fI' "a Al "a ..rssfsauR
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29

'"a james O. Durff, ut one timss ba'sinsss
manager Of the Cairo Democrat, and
subsequently, publisher Of the vNsws, u
now q high-cOck'O-lorum among the
Democrats OF Memphis. He is the Peter
b. Sweeney or that city, and pulls the
w.re. whiis hsCtte' FiysrH, n'Y d6H'
Avalanche.
zig dt-aAl- vv~Isss~S-----sr.sf
A SuRE NAY, 70, SAVE MoNEy.-Buy
.,year clothing fafalsA goods, hAtsa cspS
boots and shoes, at p, NenFsNos P 9piS
Levee. He Is now closing out MI eterf
stockaa sctiixi ocost since January 1st
1871. ,6a!l8! e4lG1 ID is aAes ~ u kss,4