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DEAD IN A CELL.
A Case the Doctors Know Nothing About.
Why Didn't They 1.-The DEATH ON Black
xvellea gsiunb.

A Case the Doctors Know Nothing Abo0l-s
Why Didn't They 1.-The Death ON Blaci<4
WELLS Island.
The case Of Edward Owens, the colored CONVEY
who died i'll the PenitentIary, Blackwell's IslaDd3
several days ago, as heretofore printed In ting
HERALD was partially Investigated before Coroner
Flynn, at the City Hall, yesterday afternoon. Tho
rumor which nad gained circulation that the det
ceased had been brntally treated ana neglected wa
not borne out ny tho testimony. 4
William Hessler, Of the hall keepcrE
in the Pcniientiaiy, testified that on saturs
day afternoon last tho body Of deceased wasl
found in his cell; his extreInities were cold but
his body was warm. The body was removed and q
doctor called, who pronounced hiM to be dead; del
ceased mad been on the island four days, during
which ne worked in the quarry and was treated ike
the other prisoners; witness had no idea that do3
ceased was sick, but thought him little foolish. u
Dr. Drake, house surgeon 10 the Penltentiary, dec
posed that he visited the hospital there three umeA
on Saturday; that he never saw deceased and hear0
nothing OF his sickness. n
DR.. Cleveland, house surgeon Of Charity Hospital4
at haipast five O'Clock on Saturday afternooM
heard OF Owens' death In y cell, but knew nothlnG
Of mis- having been Ill. The inquisition II not yea
concluded. Dr.. Shine made postmOTtem examLi
nation OF The body OF Owens and found that nc d'eQ
from peurisy.
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f'he work Of collecting funds for tho proposed ma
ticnal monumen. to Mr.. Lincoln has been recently
revived aud Is to be pushed forward actively. Mr..
s. D. Williamson, tne general agent Of the associa-
tlon. s now In this city in the prosecution OF that
work. From pamphlet prepared and published
by the association we learn that the actual
cash receipts up TO tnn Let Of January, 1870 were
only SCI. ia, While the expenditures up to the same
time amounted to $l40Si, leaving available bal
ance OF only $3.50. The sole progress which ap-
pears 10 nave been made In carrying out the design
contemplated Is The mooehing OF I've OF the pedes
Tian ngures which are 10 have positions on the
monument and for which $4,000 has been paid.
The design is on grand scaAe, and il carried our
lbtlQD. =.
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CLOSING rEIcEs AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.

CHASING PEICES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE
The following were the closing prices at the last
session Of the Stock Exchange:--Canton Company,
ss bid Consolidation Coal, 20: Cumberland Iron, 32s
Western Unisn. ~ a 4o5s; Msriposa, Az Az; Adj
ans Express, 81 a 672l; wells-Fargo Express, 81 /
bid; do. scrip, % aa; American Express 435s BID
United states Express, 1874 4t1; Pacinc Mail, AN
42N; New YORK Central consolidated, 91sx 91;s;
Erie 2s1s 23k do. preferred, ASH bid Harlem y,
bid; Reading, ICON l00x; Michigan Central, 10Y
bid; Lake Shore, IS = 9aH; Unisn Pacific, aS5l bd
Illinois Central, 1875 100; Cleveland and Pittsbury,
1861 bid; chicago and North western. 70 q .9k;
do. preferred, ss,t ssh; Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and Indianapolis, SON 81; New Jersey
Central, 1854 100; kssk Island, ll11s . uI3s;
Milwaukee and ST. Paul, az 60; do. preferred,
500 q sofs; Toledo, wabash and Western, SIX a
52s; Fort Wayne. ss14 . e3li; Chicago and Altoa
JIG "a HOY; do. preferred, 1i6l bid; Ohio and Mis-
sisspp,, 32k; St. Lonis aud IRON Mountain, Al x;
Delaware, Laekawanna and Western, iOsk a 1927;
Morris and Essex, si,z %; Bsstsn, Hartford and
Erie, 3k So; Hannibal ana st. Joseph, lo7H a
Iosh; do. preferred, 1lsk III: Columbus, Chicago
and In diana Central i7A AIS.
TIE CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids for The city bank
snares:-.New YORK, 1879; Manhattan, $50; Mecbsn-
les 1856; Union 1885, America lao; City, 2o5 PnenIs,
juo, ifaueshieHs, loi' Mcensnos un" iA""c's' '"o'
National 1l5H Merchants Exchange, 1929; Seventh
Ward, MY; state OF New YORK, l04 \; Commerce.,
1928; Mechanics Banking Association, l3o; Mercan'
tile, 1873; American Exchange, 10; Chatham, 40;
Metropolitan, 1870; Peoples l45; Grocers', lis;
East River, Ill; Market, 125; Corn Exchange 1875;
Continental, %; importers and Traders, 1865; Park
l6S; Manufacturers and Mercnants', 100; New YorE
National Exchange, 100; Fourth National, LOG
Ninth National 1o7n; Tenth National, 127; Oriental
lesi Bankers and Brokers Association lol,
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.


The Southern list was intensely dull, and for most
OF the leading issues shade lower. Tie closing
prices were tennessee, ex coupon, o.
62aS; DO, new 90 coz; Virginia, ex
coupon cas- Co. do, new, $50 %; 10.
registered STOCK, old, 49k 5oA; Georgia
skies, so So; do. seyeas, 90 a o.; do. sevens,
old 90 a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, As is3l;
do funding 1866, 90 40 do. do, 1865, so 3S; do.
new, 27i1 rs; do, special tax. 81 %; MIS-
seuri SKIES. SIX 81 do, Hannibal and 81. Joseph,
81 %; Louisiana SKIES, 70 a y; do. new, 6s
10; do levee skies, II IA DO do. Fights, $50 90;
do. pententary sevens, ~ n; do. railroad eights.
70 81; Alabama lives, 70 q u; do. eIghis, l01 a
lo2; do. railroad elghts. 90 90; South Carolina
skies, So q So; do, new, January and July, 81 q
IS; do. do, April ana October IS a 81; do. regis
tered stock, Old 60 75 Arkansas skies, CO 6s do.
seyens, 65 81; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling,
79a go; do interest eghts, ~ 49, do. second mort
gage, Fights, So So; Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage, sevens. rs IS; do. d. second do,
eights GO 9si New Orleans and Jackson first mort
gage, 81 o s6; de. do, second do, 10 Y; Memphis
and charleston Railroad, arst mortgage, " 2 ~;
do. do, second do, T0 . al; Greenvllle ana Co
lumbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, So
CT; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia.
"a 10; Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
eights 40 81; Memphis city skies, 81 IS; savan-
nah city seyens, 80 So; New Orleans consols old,
u ~; do, Issued railroad skies, 60 ~; do. new
sevens. 20 a II.
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The following SHOWS the exports exclusive Of
specie from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending November and since the beginning Of the
year.
1885, 1859. 1870.
For the week.. S3,l2l,997 s4,132,157 $3.50, los
Prcv.reported. l35a99,os5 o,l23,5sf 1909 23s
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POLICE BOARD.

Commissioner smith yesterday heard seventy one
complaints against policemen. Roundsmnn PURCELL
was charged by Sergeant Minor with beng absent
eight hours Purcell's mother was sick. He sent
word 10 the sergeant yet his excuse was not taken
and Minor docked him half DAYS pay before tina
tria, came on. Referred 10 Board. Odlcer Robin.
son, Of the Fifth precinct, was tried for in
toxication, the complaining witnesses being
Sergeant Dushay and roundsman Heap. ~ Rob.
lnson admitted that he had drank ale and th1
evidence was referred TO the Board. A sIniiah
charge against doorman Thompson, Of the Twenty
first was dismissed, with an admontion to be more
carefui IN luture the sergeanis bearing testimony "
his efficiency and soOrety and the evidence shoWtUE
that TnpppsoQ drank the liquor incidentally,
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf-past Five O'Clock r. Nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDSEsDAY. Nov. f-6 4. N.
BEEkwaS war dun and unchanged lot Of 500 lbs.
Southern sold 2a2c Western quoted at SIC Sc
COTTON Notwithstanding the favorable cable adyiccs
from Liverpool the Market heavy and prices receded
&c. H., the offerings being fair the decline the
close. The amount OF business contaminated was fair,
however the demand hens chiefly for export spinners
generally indisposcd operate beyond their imme
diate wants Including TO bales arrive there sold
429 bales Of which 29 taken BY exporters 2g4 by
spnners S6 by spectators and l0O were in transit The
business IN future deliveries WAS fair, but
at prices Nc &c. below those obtained
towards tue close yesterday market closing weak with
fair offerings Tho sales 1900 bales Oasis low mid
ding) for November at l6 5l6c l6 600 do do NJ
9eo do for peesber l6 400 DO DO at iec 100 do for
free on board, Charleston, Ut 15c and date Yesterday
$40 DO FOR November nj l6Ac 1885, V DO for December
ruary at lSc and 100 do b. Charleston, At lose The
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A CURIOUS CASE.

Woman Hombmgged by Orus Clerk sn&
Dies. Under the Impression thai she Hs4
Committed Suicide.
post mortem examination was held on the body
Of Mrs. Elira Steele, OF Paterson, whose death By
suicide was reported IN yesterdays HERALDs
which elected the fact tnat the brain was
sufficiently softened from excessive indulgence In
LIQUOR 10 have caused death, although from tho
circumstances IL seems the direct cause was thes
power Of imagination. She went to DR.. MOrse'H
trg store for dose OF poison bat the clerk. having
been notified that sne had threatened 10 take hen
lc gave her two powders OF tartar emetie, labelling
II in large letters ''poisen.n 1t seems the wonaA
took the emeIc, and III the feecniny that IolI0weH
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Imported into the United States from Jan

On tue way 70 tnt Cnltcu S1AkS2 iAoh1
Ss I $s.,ss Ss..ss;
s'sss 4 Sg sTE s4 o .sS s
s'ifo n57s ~as
sssrssSs s FER aa we're steady
f SsT ss. 4 sss% ~ 81
s shsspf " j S ssio S' long
MoLSssrs market was dun and hesyyend priced
steady q former 9a9taonss We heard Of no Important
NAVAL sToErs~The market for spirits trpen.Ins wa
out su p snsie Is"s SsSs closing
prices we're nominal There business OF
snsaetsa In Gsn which, 70 Vas held for
snnsa 4 % 4 Rsis for yap 81 r.pE' q g
f bs ~ - 1si
osSas :6a s Sb.
u SS saa hs REcs. s a. sss
but BUYERS refused 10 pay over 2 sxceps for small
were nominal Al &c. sSc no sales wsre reported 81
;ss sssss ss sS kAss
Sa h S9 Spp. s0
as afr oil Ssas the rsS
s but s.r: f ss sssa % @s 49, rsss
We heard ., 40 s.lss Of sons:ausnes. Fo3
future delivery tho InarKet WAS raIneE uI1nef6
s sSs % r.
.s
@ ns ssT u .Ss tss sa%' l. s
pfs: III S:s 81; "a ss
.ss:. .s s S s1
81. s g fes old sss e. hsgss:'a Ss
=. sn'' VI so1ss s's s., sss ss'';s s1 s.
%s x. sand ... d Witch s's W. : sas e
s e .s A s:y s:s sn sssa. Il
70, snf as: sSs ssou
ss ss ss As, !: n Win e rs * Ts' s:.sss u
~: se.
sn; ipS oss TO-
mand, but without change IN value Tho ms ma g.
PIC: L1. so we're 80. & :ss and p.ss
owing 70 the free arrivals which amounted e 80 ne;
sIsss. we quote s1
s s ss e.. & 8; 81
II q about ,s ia . po. wa. .oa :. go
@ n9 S. : nens j. s ms
Me range Of sc zoe Tor picked hams: o -, ,SI
kiior%h light demand and holder. rous TO really,
seout lSo t,srss. Sss sAs for common to choice
suGAE- The marEs, quiet tho denant
being light but prices steady and hr ~ forer quC
lons which the offerings only moderate Tho s.es
s,sc nae. Refined was aris. but ra.hsr f Hrs
I3I<c. q l2Ac for extra O and like. . l2hc. 70
yellow. We quote Cubs--Inferior to common rsnn
good grocery 1oS loc prime 70 choice Eecsry ic1.C
hhds and boxes) Sizes 9Sc meado, &C. 90. Hayan.s
Boxes Dutch standard, Nos 70 Sc $50; do 10 y
He So y g Sond e.. easS 81 "s Z
Porto Kefning grades e'sc 1890; do. grocer.
sErps|Grnss were duh and nominal At the uuosatou
published in last issue Lnssed was 10 good demand
materially prices The sales 500
the balance Of the cargo OF tina Zanzibar at la god
duty paid, sixty days time and 5000 do Britisl
Princess, ri So l2y So 1871 do time. The follow
ing from Messrs II. II. Crocser Co.'s circular dsted No
vember ], 1876
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CoFfERko quiet. but prices were steady at former
auoations Other kinds still quiet sales Iu7 bags
Naracabo on private terms. We quote Ro-Ordinary
caraocs, idac 4.zc fair do 1hc. lbAc good do 6c
Nlepc; prime do, lic 7kc.; extremes Tor ots a1c
.sc. java government hscs, 2cc Re- do 1905 raEs
lon F12c. lec Haracaibo f5c is11c. Lsgusyra isc
isci Jsmsica lac. l6c ST. Domingo lgoid. in bond,,
sac &C. Nesra l6c 17o Costa Rcs, l5,Sc 1ec Ma.
al gold duty paid.
fREIGursrae market very quiet owing to the scar
city Of room and tho high stes demanded Vessels for char
tsr vera more sought alter and several chartered At
Liverpool. 200 bbis. fon-, 1t Is. 3d.; 700 bales
cotton, at nd SLED: and per steamer, $40 bnies
cotton ut ,cd for compressed generally
held al lld TO Bristol 600 bushels wheat The char
tes bark To Cork for orders with 2U0 quarters
wheat at - 6d TO the coast OF Ireland S. vessel
from Arnba New York with "a b0 Italian bark
70 The Adrasis, sSO9 hbls capacity peirolcg,n
IeVo hba petroleum on private terms bark from
Philadelphia to Cork, for orders. United Kingdom Con.
ttDen with 300 bbls do, at S. brig, 1872 JamcM
and back, with logwood vessel Cadiz with staves
schooner With about i.hO0 bhR petroleum, Bpoa brig
about 40 the River Plate with lumber general
and bark from Philadelphia to the Continent with
4epJ bols. petroleum on private terms.
FLOUR GRAIN.--Receipts, 1854 bba four.
and 400 bags meal, 206i3 bushels wheat, a00
1904 do. oats ffS do barley 5000 do rye and 5si
do matt The -four market ruled dull and prices without
being lower tended favor the purchaser The
about 10000 barrels southern hor dull but unchanged.
Sales, 40 bbs. Rye Hour quiet but steady former
prices Sales 100 bbs Corn meal sti duh and prices
nominal We quoe.-
NO. state - = 10 y
'sfosShv ss'S t'''F '',ns ts's''n'ui,'' v2Sf w
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

james Kiiisu WAS arrested and locked up last
might to answer charge " stealing watch
from Mr.. George v. Brewer. The accused Is the
banitOr Qf The Hamilton Market.
There we're iwenty-our hres 10 BROOKLYN during
che past month and Fire Marshal Ready THINKS tDe-e
would have been less II less Kerosene was used and
more care taken with nres the tosal loss was
S4,S7I. The msuESnce was sos 900.
At meeting or the Kings comfy Board OK s;rpsr-
vtsers yesterday afternoon Supervisor StiIl.eli
moved tnst James Cassidy the Captain az tina rsntb
precInckvbe appointed Keeper or the Kings county
Penitentlary. fhe matter was laid on the aDe by
n vote OF ID 10 10.
Agnes Mackey, i've Tears old. and residing Ut No.
rs Water street. fatally burned yesterday after
moon While In the room or Mrs. Tyler, neighbor.
sne accidentally set Ore 10 4 BASKET ~ shavings
and her clothing tlen i4nSed Before Tie namcs
could DC 9Deuched Fhe was burned IN aNshocKiDg
manner.
The democratic tnsss meeting. Tor which the most
extension preparations nave been made, wa ,aKe
paoe at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music Tonight
governor John u Hoffman, Lieutenant Governor
Deach hichard UGorman OF New YORK; Samuel i.
nsnasn, OF FhhaQeipha, and General deorye
mcclellan VIII, II is said be preseft-
The Academy has heen handsomely deeofated.
botl INTERNALLY and externally, and stands win be
erected outside Tor popula. local speakers Forty
Thousand citizens Will rropaDy be assembled al thls
point, ana besides the torches OF the procession
calcium nghst and pyr0tecDncs VIII illuminate Inc
scene, -
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COURT CALENDARS THIS GAY.

SUpHENE CoCgT--GEEERAL TERK--Hed by Judges
IngrahaiD Barnard and Cardozo.--Remainder OF non.
Enumerated motions Preferred calendar and enumc-
rated motlons.79 "a, u.s. 76 ~ 7s 7s, 80 ST. SO, SO,
81, 50, So 81, So. %. 80, 81, o.
sUPRnNE CouRy-CuAuUEns--Hed BY sndge Car
do2u.--Nos 1888 2Il., - =
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Imported into the United States from Janu-
AIRY / 10 date Calcutta ..-......

sTEARIsE but little sought after and the onerng4
being Free prices were still heavy, ranging at from Sc
Ice for to prime. The sales were unnportant N
TALLow quiet but unchanged in value; sales abou3
5CJ within range of Ssc. 9cthe latter price SS
prime. -. II
Receipts, s64 bbls The market WAS only moi
deraey active but prices steady There sold OA
bbls NJ bound.
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FIRES IN OCTOBER.

The following is list Of fires the United States
during the month OF october where the loss
amounted to $2Q 900 or over In New York city the
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The European steamers to-day took out $462, 543
In specie, mostly III silver bars and silver com.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF STOCKS
The extreme fluctuations In tue prices of the lead
ing speculative shares are shown in the following
table Of the highest and lowest prices Of the day.
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sales were about i2bose bushels at u 70 FOR old aud
si Is for new No. /, III a7ss for choice Milwaukee,
IN 30 81 "a for small lots amber winter ~ IS IN g
Tor white the market closing was gtesdy Ard
Grm, with sales Of s5ove bushels at &C. ssc 20
but steady the sales being $4,000 bushels 5c FOR
Western, Ohio mixed with wheat 56c Ohio az
DOCK Soc do 4oc for Canada was dul and
nominal at S5c Doc for old and new Western Both barley
HTMr was still duh and prices were nominal At lsc =
l3c gold, FOR Manila; DC Co., do, for Jue; uAc do
for Ssal and 7c do, for Tampico In bond. Tho follow
ing relative to Manila hemp is from Messrs H. H. CrocksL
A 30 n circular, dated November !, loIu--
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the LINCOLN MONUMENT FUND.

TOTAL. ...s...-.s,..s.s.. -tof
Umptros -Mcssrs Doyle ana Morley
Time VI game five hours thirty n,iDntss.
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AT very late honr last night the police N the
Second precinct reported all quiet along the line.
Supervisor Butcher contemplated making =
military detan 10 Keep watch In the ''still dis
trict'' throughout the night. Such proceeding
would only have The eject OF eXasperarina the
residents 70 deeds OF yioeaCe against their
aEgressois, as such Shey regard the military.
Threats, deep and loud, OF vengeance were uttered
on all sides, and AZ i've O'Clock, the was sink
sng 10 rest. the victorious revenue chieitain
Butcher. hardening TO the admon!tions
M Ponce Captain Mcconnell decided upon
Withdrawing the military Tor the night and leaving
she ward 70 sluuber IN peace. At eight O'Clock THE
merning operanons VIII be resumed and general
gearing our' will be gone through with.
The seizures yesterday were made at the following
places or ilIicit dstillation:
Dickson's alley--JohD German proprietor.
HUDSON avenue, opposite Front street-Micnasl
Farrell. proprietor.
Plymouth street. near Hudson aveane-Brady
Farrell, proprletors.
United States street - McMehon, proprietor
United states street, 49, Mctluinlin proprietor.
No 70 Little street-AcCiarey, proprietor.
No. y Lutte street.
NO. 1873 Plymouth street.
Inln street, near Gold---John White proprietor.
ihere ~ere no arrests either by the military or
police.
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TIE couESE or TnE GoTp MARKET.
he chel prices OF gold during the day were IS

In the gold loan market the rate ranged from Nat
to LEA for borrowing The operations Of the Gold
Exchange Bank were as follows:--
Gold cleared SAC, 415 900
Gold balances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,l67,4JS
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. 1,644613
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THE REVENUE RAIDERS.
The Fifth Ward Of Brooklyn Again
Invaded.
Twenty Illicit Stills Seized by the Aid of Two
Thousand Troops-Exciting Scenes in the
Streets All Quiet Last Nigst.

the revenue authorities and about two thousand
United States troops made another raid on the Illicit
whsGey stlls OF the Fifth ward Of Brooklyn yester-
day. For month or more Mr.. Silas b. Dutcher, the
Supervisor of the Internal Revenue Department, has
been perfecting plans for this raid the
Illicit whiskey disters. The Brooklyn police
informed Mr.. butcher some time since that they
could not aid him with the police, and he then APP
piled to the United states authorities. The denizens
OF the Fifth ward or portion OF them at least,
pictured by Mr.. butcher very ferocious set, who
were ready 70 take the life OF any government Official
who showed his face in thar locality. He asked for
troops to aid him in enforcing the revenue laws,
and his request was complied with.
'fhr following orders In regard TO the move
mntol
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12
NEW MOVEMENT IN CANADA.

The Zoi,r~rein or Customs Union with
Canada, proposed some years ago, by Ste.
phen A. Douglas, in the Senate, and Eli
jah Ward, in the House of Representatives,
is attracting renewed attention both in thd
United States and Canada. A motion was
made in the Canadian Parliament to ena-
BILE the Canadians, without the interference
Of the British authorities, TO negotiate
such treaty, and although the resolution
was not carried in the proposed form, in
GLIDING specific mention Of a Zollverein
with the United States, it was passed in
general words actually and completely COW
ering the whole case. As regards
freedom Of action for Canada to
act in her tariff arrangements,
1t does not seem there is much
practically left either 70 be desired or i'm
syined. The Canadians sent comission-
ers into the West Indies and various South
American countries for the purpose of
negotiating treaties Of commerce, when
the reciprocity treaty was brought to an
end. The commissioners were
entirely unsuccessful, and did not, We be-
licve, make single treaty, but were en-
outraged rather than otherwise by Great
Britain, who seemed virtually to say, go,
BOYS, and see what you can do for your
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yyo. HoEHLER TO THE PUBLIC. GREETING.

l. there anything more beautiful than
flowers, or more toothsome than wse,a-
bles? Jno, Koehlcr, whose place a bust
ness, q. nearly every body in tn, city
knows, is on Eighth street, between Com
mercial and Washington avenues, believes
that there is not, and So. for the acc'mods-
ton of the public, has provided himself
with the Australian and Brazilian Cactus,
fine Roses, Flowers of every kind, md all
the seasonablc vegetables, which hei sell
ing at the lowest market prices. He in
vites the public TO call on him, and exam
inc his stock and ascertain his prices,
Remember the place Eighth steet, be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave-
MUGS. ACT
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ICE CREAM. SODA. SETTER AND xI>SiNGEE
NATtks, tTt.

r. Saup, loi Commercial avenue, ever
has opened his elegant and well furnished
Ice Cream Saloon, where, hesidos H." most
deliciou. ices, the patron may obtain the
cooling and healthful Soda, Setter and Kis-
singer waters in their creates, purity.
Ladies or fanilic. may visit the saloon
without fear Of intrudcrs.
Additions have been made to the stock
of tobacco cigars, etc., worthy Of the
special attention of buyer, either whole
sale or retail. Rprlltf
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THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL AND REST .rRlNr.

This popular and cligibly LOCATED house
Of public entertainment is now fitted and
furnished throughout in good s,ye, and,
under the management OF Messrs. Walker
& Slisson, Is doing large and thriving
business. II is kept upon the European
plan-the guest calling for what ie wants
and when he wants it, whether ID the day
or night time, and paying only for what
he orders. The Rooms are large md clean,
furnished with the best Of bed, and bed
ding, while all other features Of III. cs-
Enlistment are arranged with an especial
eye to the comfort aud convenience of the
guests. jaGti.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12
FEVER AND AGUE
AND CHILLS AND FEVER.

Ch'lls and Fever are caused from n certain
poison existing IN a." atmosphere known as
malaria. II reduces the vitality Of the blood
rriard- tte action of the different organs, and
causes Iihousno-s, Constipation, etc, and in
ih- MY prepare, the ~ stem for any disease Of n
further sron6ie' and rcliey" yourself of TINS
.aI- toll.