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The Shasta courier., 1870-01-08

Perhaps no one medi-
cine is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
n cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PW. The obvious rcI-
son is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more ciiec-
tual remedy than amy
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-08
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
haar as soon restored
to ats original color
scih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-08
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-08

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-08

COO XEARNEY STR,
% OcorofCommercial,S San
Francisco, Private entrance on
Commercial Established in 1854
for the treatment of Sexual and
Seminal Diseases, such as Con
orrhea, elect, Structure, Syph-
Ills in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, ETC.
Skin Diseases (of years stand
ing) and liberated Legs, sue
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-08

Counter irritauts-hahitual shoppers.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-08

". K. D0HERTY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, Cal. D..
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-08
ErvsipeIas and Salt Rheum.

Are two Of the most common and virulent dsor
ders prevalent this continent, to these the oint
nen is especially antagonistic. its nodns operond
is first to eradicate the venom and then compel the
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

tary emixranu. nor any of the number taken to
Inila. the esadwtch 0 smaller Philippine
lsl@ndss-~
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Who is Responsible for the Asiatic
Inundation?
Habits and characteristics of the
Oriental LabOrerS.
THE TRAFFIC I'M HUMAN FLESH.
New England Spiritualism Coexistent with the
Days Of COnfuciuS.

How They Bury the Dead in the Flowery King
dom-What They Eat and How They Cook IT.
Rats, Dogs and Cats Necessity and Not q
Luxury-Facts, Figures and Statistics,
Anecdotes and Historical Reminis-
cences, Tabular Statements and
the Results Of the Personal
Observations Of Disin-
terested American.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 2s, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Calabra (Br, McMickan, Liverpool--C q
Franckyb.
Steamship Missouri Edwards. Havana-Atlantic Mall
Steamship Co.
Steamship VIM Taber, Plummer San Francisco Fhips
Collins. 80"
Steamship Gen Barnes Mallory, Savannah
Fox IL Co.
rilard Steamship co.
Steamship Washington, Wallace Newbcrn, NC-Thomas
Holmes Co.
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamship Fanla, freeman, Phlade pha Loriard Steam
shin Co.
Steamship Drigo johnson. Poriland--J Ames.
Steamship Blackstone, L0veand, Boston-Wm p Clyde
q Co.
Ship Eha Rckmers NG), Davidson, Queenstown Funch
Edye& Co.
Bark Jared (Aus) Novax, Queenstown slocovich Co.
Bark Cyatnia Palmer (Br) Smith, Gibraltar-P Nevius
Bark Mary (Br), Bartoby, Aspinwall-J Whitney Co.
Bark Stampede. Gikey, MRtanzas--J Ward 4 Co.
Bark Helena (Br). Colin. Cow Bay-Boyd Hncken.
Bark Triumph Cheney, Portland, Me-Miler q Hough-
ton.
Brig Surprise (Br) CoalGeet CadIz-Tupper Beatt,e
Brig Elvie Allen fBrl, Ackcr, Genoa-Bret, Son Co.
Brig Eaton (Br), Elwood, Gibraltar and Mata-Jas
Henry.
schr Spectator (Br, Harvey, Porobello- Miller Hough
ton.
Schr Good Win (Br), Ingraham Bahamas-J Eneas.
Schr l. A Edwards, Marshall Fernandina-A Abbott.
Scbr Franklin Bell, Newton, Baltimore-WmC Chalmers.
Schr John Moss6, Cubberly Baltnore-I eager.
Schr II Macombev, Higgins, Ezabethport-B Metcalf
Il Co.
schr PEARL Gookin saco-C II Hatch
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia.
Steamer Maytower Tufts, Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. PHILADELPHIA. "a
Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philad elphia.
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PROPOSED MASONIC PICNIC.

The Following correspondence in relation to u
proposition FOR Masonic picnic in and of all asylum
fuiM, wal explain ITSELF
NJ "; JonN II. ANrnoN, Grand Master of Masons
" New York
DEAR SIR AND BRoTHER-The undersigned, sin.
cerely desrous Of promoting the work oil building
q hall III this city, In order tnat Its revenues may be
applied to charitable purposes In the endowment OF
an asy lum and believing 1t their duty TO labor
c0rdlng TO Their strength Tor the object view,
they have worked for years past propose TO organ
ize monster picnic IN one Of the large parks the
outskirts OF the city the pysceeds 10 be devoted to
the Hail and Asylum Fund. Should the undertaking
meet with your approval. they believe that clear
win such assistance as they can obtain from the
brethren, they Will cheeriuiy undertake 90 all the
work OF arranging and carrying the same to COM
petion. In asking Tor your approval OF the under
taking they also ask for your authority TO call
meeting OF representatives, OF lodges III and near
the city TO invoke their assistance and enthusiasm
III the work. On the other hand. they pledge them
selves as gentlemen and Masons that II proposed
festival Is not consonant with your views, or ii you
would prefer that money should be raised in some
other way they viii at once desist from any further
prosecution OF the plan. Fraternally, signed WI
liam I. Anderson, Daniel Slckles, Robert Macoy H.
q. Carter f. A. Richshoner, II. &. Park, Robert
Black. j. J. Couch, John Hoole, Jonn w. Smons,
william !. woodruff, &. Il. Hartshorn, James Nj.
Austin, William H. Thompson, John j. German, John
BOYD, John y. Boak.
NEW YORK. July 25 1870.
X. w. WIN. Il. ANDERSON and Others, Committee
M. w. X. W., W. AND DEAR BRETuREN-I have Just
received your application, without date, for my APP
provai OF your plan Of picnic in aid OF the Hall and
Asylum Fund. l. OF course, heartily and cordially
approve OF all such Efforts and give my tull sanction
and entire sympathy to this. The desired meeting
or the representatives OF lodges you have authority
TO CALL and would recommend that II be held under
The presidency Of one OF the X. W. District Deputy
Grand Masters or the cities OF New York Brooklyn.
would also request that as usual IN public enter
prses OF the craft the Grand Master be Kept appIsed
Of The progress and arrangements Of the picnic.
with earnest thanks for your zeal in this truly holy
cause, remain yours truly ana fraternaly,
J. IL. ANTHON, Grand Master.
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very modest at their meetings. but would talk man
out OF his boots when In the stores he thor ant
they had better meet by themselves
"Nettan concluded with brief and spicy az dress,
sayng:-The reason why few are present is that
they are obliged 10 remain In the stores by direc-
ton OF their employers, who know W time OF
meeting here. would like to say w0 I'd IN regard
counter there, and ! Thce ialI,eL there up6u
the moor from sheer exhaGsttJn, and none
Of the og girls dare l bring me ne, glass u
concealed me lying there ty covering me with the
folds OF her dress, SO that me floor walker would
street. where none Of the< girls were aowed to SIT
down. and know tnat the reforms introduced at
these places are only Ior day and because have
shown up these thlngcin the press.
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The CITY HALL OUTRAGE.
Examination by Justice Hogan-The Prisoner
Burns Held in $4,000 Bnil to Answer.

Examination by Justice Hogan-The Prisoner
Burns Held in $4,000 Bail to Answer.
Judge Hogan held an examination this morning OF
George s. Burns residing at No. 3l6 West Fcrty-sec
ond street, charge Of outrage preferred against
him by Margaret Fielding. The complainant reite-
rated her testimony to the effect that while searching
for Mr.. Burns, who had been connected with the
Commissioners of Charities and Correction, she was
directed TO the City Hall; that while going through
the Hall person IN the Mayors ONCE referred her
to the ONCE Of the Board Of Aldermen, and
said she would find Mr.. Burns there; that
upon entering the office. and asking for
MIR. Burns schuyler Burns answered to the name;
that deponent told him he was not the Mr.. Burns
she wanted TO see; he then said he would show de-
poIent where Mr. Burns office was; that she went
with him to the chamber OF the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen that when he got deponent inside the door
ne locked IT. aud made indecent proposals 10 her; on
her refusing he committed the offence put his hand
over her mouth, and said II she made any noise ne
would smother her.
Onlcer Stephen Shea, being sworn, said he was
on duty on the 25th Of July; that by the captains
orders ne went with the woman to arrest the man,
who went back to his desk, and escaped some back
way
The prisoner, who failed to shake the womans
testimony, was committed for trial in default OF
~ 900 bail.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

AT Grand Park, Westminster county, yesterday
the third sale Of villa sites Of and proved in all
respects decidedly successful The section offered
embraced about 300 acres OF first class property,
divided into plots containing from one to five acres
large number OF persons were conveyed from the
city by the New York and New Haven Railroad Com
pany, and these together with spectators and pur
chasers from the neighDorlng towns. made up an
assembage OF about 1000 people. An excellent and
Doubtful collation. was served on the grounds In
the forenoon, and also In the afternoon,
marked feature of which was an abundance OF ice
oiSsaiii, wnlCm was uuly appreciaeu Dy the per-
spr ing guests OF both sexes. Spirited bidding was
noticeable throughout the sale, and eligible sites
were eagerly snatched up almost regardless of cost.
Messrs. A. j. Blocker, f. II. Ludlow and A. II.
Muller. auctioneers, aternated the severe lngual
work required, and which resulted in the transfer
OF property to the amount of over $250OO0. The
sale was Still In progress at late hour in the after
noon.
The following Is list OF the propertv oianosod nj
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schr Martin, Butler, PHILADELPHIA
sssr yssi sS.een Ps.asps Es ss
scsr n 4 Predmore Hart ARR Fall River
Schr Z Northam, Hal <e4AbethpOrt for Providence.
ssh! Staten Islander for PrOyds Enc
-" lucy 81 John, Parsons Elizabethpor for New Ha
schr ror asses, Raymond Elzabethport for Boston.
S Schr . Ia. Mash, Ehzabethport for Boston.
SSo.' u Nscholx -. Elizabehport for Boston.
9 Ar Cohasset, -, Elizabethp0rt for New Bedford.
scAr Pearl, -, EIzabethport for Saco.
Scar Fly, Keefe, ElzAbethport for East Greenwich.
Schr Martha Maria, -, Elizabethport for Bangor,
Schr John Wright -, Elizabethport for Norwich.
Schr Highland Lynch, Albany for Rosyn.
Schr Challenge, Phinney, Newburg for Bath.
Schr Edwin, Burton, HOboken for Norwich.
Schr Loduskia Means, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Nelson, -, Hoboken for Rockland.
schr Wilder Wilder, Manhattanville for Wareham.
don. "
ford. 49,
schr Herald. Hail. New York for Rocklan1
schr ATLANTA, Pierce, New York for Belfast.
schr Mary Potter, Potter, New York for Noank.
Schr Haze, McNamee. New York TOR Greenwich.
schr Josephine, Linsey, New York for New Haven.
Schr CorneIia. Bakewiln, New York for New London.
schr Avery, -, New York for New Lonaon.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND the FAT MEL TIERS,

The Board Of Health are still greatly exercised
over the fat meters. The question is, what will
we do with themf" No one seems to be able to sat.
isfactorily answer. On Tuesday Mr.. Manierre en-.
deavored to Danish them to the territory above 10th
street, but 1t was voted down. Dr. Morris and many
OF the members OF the Board feel that the rendering
OF fresh lard can be conducted without offence and
they do not desire to cripple business by ordering
the gentlemen out OF the builLup portions OF the
city. The great diculty Is to prevent persons VINO
nave permits to render fresh lard melting stale fat
Which Is very offensive. IL Is probable that at the
next session OF the Board IL will pass upon nearly
hundred applications for permits to render fresh
aid but 1t Is stated that no fat meters such as Gam
bic Mcneil Donohue, Thorpe, &C.. viii be permit
ted to conduct business In the city proper. The lard
renderer5 Will likely be licensed to continue provid-
ing they adhere TO the terms Of the permit and rem.
der lard only. -
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tsais Lsnss New YORK aho
$sh walsh Kelly Es S. YOrt s,,..
sqY cSs Ss.s
FALL RIVER July % Arrived, schs Minerva Brsh'man
y. GEO. E. ESsss wesa ssy
:;; S ss:,ss
se HsSss KRs s.s hsy
aEoJGEsTEs, July su-Ar.v.a. .sAr moa..y, Weaver
TaLSss s5. .ihr j Arqs New
ton Rich Dresden Me- for New York; Sea QUEEN Reboot
s'f 'faEs A5sss nfP'
Alice I + oestsSg ss ssS's
so,den FOres, City, whitney IOns Fred wss"ss, S Gold
schrs John s% Desss New York
MOBILE. July 23ceared, brig sportsman. Morton, Pen
NEW BEDFORD July 2ssaiied, schr Stephen Waterman
2TsIXrrved. schr E Smith, Chase New York.
ed-sehrs Allen Brown, Pierce and B Smith, Bow,
S6kwich. July 90 Arrived, Cloud Seaman. Hobo.
LoSDoS S eSs
NswDssc Jane Maria Bushnell DO %,
Tf NEW ch aayE i1 , uonn, LIGHT
Mack, Porto Rico schr Helen Hoy, cranmer, George
town, DC.
Say ship GOLD Hunter
ME Augusta, Davis, Guantanomo bark Carleton (Br Dur
kee Yarmouth. Ms brig Kate Foster, Flick, Calais.
Ceared-Bark Brunswick, Fits Cork for orders; brigs
stadt Basil NG warave Kongsburg; Southern Cross )
Mosr "a.
sth3Below ship Spectator (Br) McMullen,
barks Mary Cook (Br, Farfor. from Liverpool; vee
ram Cahcart, from Boston,
PORTLAND, July 26--Arrived, brig Lydia II Cole, Jones,
Inagna; schr T BENEDICT Crockett. Woodbridge, NJ.
PORTSMOUTH, July 25-Arrved schr George W Grover,
Holbrook. Elzabethport ...
PROVIDENCE, July 27-Arrved, Mary Tyler,
Tyler Philadelphia; + Merwin, Bunce, and Susan Mary,
Kenyon, Ezabethpor; Pell vought, Hallock Albany
Aida, Knowles Hoboken; Maria Davis, Davis, Haver
straw.
Wis., Hand, do; VIM Dennis Lake, do; Blast, Parker
Trenton; Edward Wooon Young, NYork; Benz English,
Kelley, do; Henry Remson. Allen, do; James Young
Bartlett Sarah Quincy, Quincy, do Sarah Falcon
err Wilson. John Crocktord, Davis dos Phil Sheridan
fng do: Minquas Heavy do w ID Mangum, Chase, do.
PAWTUCkET, July 27-Saed, sohs Anna Stafford, Pow
ELL Philadelphia D. C. Foster Sheffield New York Cynthia
Jane Gardner do Greenland Parker do Caais) Potter
SAN FRANCISCO, July 97-Arrived, ship Seminole
Holmes, ny ork.
SAVANNAH, July 27-Arrved steamship San Salvador,
NYork; bark Harchita (Sp). Cardenas.
2sth-Cleared, stea mship Herman Livingston NYork.
WILMINGTON. Nc, July 24-Arrived brigs Queen fBrJ,
Price NYork; Roska DAM, Nelson, New haven schrs
Nellie Burgess, McKean Saco
25th-Arrved schr Charles Paige, Doughty, Key West
ClearedBrg Sarah Ellen (Br, Clifford, Liverpoo schr
Russell, Smith, Boston.
2sth-Ceared. steamship Fairbanks, Nyork
WINTERPORT, Me- July 27-saled, schr Sylvia, Young,
Jacksonville.
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SHOOTING AND STARBlSG AFFRAYs.

The Nineteenth Warders Again. ROwd ism
at Aliens Point.
Officer LamDrecht. OF the Nineteenth precinct, YES
terday arraigned before Justice Bixby, at the York
vile Police Court. young man named John Maher,
whom ne had arrested on information by him re-
celved to the effect that he the prisoner had shot
one Daniel Fitzgerald or at least was accessory to
the shooting. Another person, who is also believed
to have had something to do with the shooting is at
present at large, but the police after him. Maher
was committed Tor examination as an accessory TO
the shooting He confessed that he had given the re-
volver to Gordon with which Fitzgerald was snot
The wounded man is not at present considered in
danger OF death from his Injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29
THE PRIZE RIG.
The Light Weight Cham pionship.

Billy Edwards and Sam Colyer VIII meet to-day
at two NJ, at the Clipper office, to sign articles for
q match for the light weight championship. Billy
Edwards has already made the first deposit of 800,
which Colyer will cover to-day. The stakes are
$1,000 by Colyer against 5000 by Edwards. The
fight Is to be at catch weight and will probably
take place in Canada early in September. From the
talk In sporting circles 1t would appear that Ed
wards has lost friends since his late fight with Col
the tight,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29
The Feather Weight Championship.

Preliminary arrangements were to have been
made last evening at No. SO East Houston street for
the match between Jack King and Andy Hanley for
the fight to determine the feather weight champion
ship. Andy Hanley was present ana was anxious
to have the fight take place forthwith as his hackers
VIII shortly leave the city. Jack King appeared
in four weeks from date. AS Hanley could not com
ply with these terms, account OF his hackers leay
Ing the city, the fight was declared "Of.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29
A MAN lMpRIsoN:O BY Ms WIFE.

respectable woman appeared at the Hoboken
police station last evening and complained that her
husband, John q. voorhees,, had long been deprivng
her ofthe little money which she accumulated by
toll and industry Yesterday he came home drunk
and stole $40 from her trunk. He is carpenter by
trade and has only one ARM but Is too lazy to 1t.
The care-wOrn woman sought to be freed from his
abuse by having MIN arrested, and accordingly Chief
OF Police DOnavan despatched an officer to capture
him. He was locked up for examination. He re-
sides Ia Gltpton street between Second ana Taird.
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stabbing AGrny at Ease River Parl.

young man named George White residing at
Vandyke's Hotel. In the Bowcry was admitted into
Bellevue Hospital yesterday morning, suffering from
a stab wound OF the thigh, received at the hands of
another young man named Matthew DeyesOn.
Both attended the picnic OF the Matthew T. Bren.
nan Association al East River Park, on Tuesday
and while there they became involved in quarrel,
Deveson was arrested by the Twenty-third precinct
police and arraigned before Justice BiXby, at the
Yorkvllle Police Court, where he was committed TO
await the result OF Whites injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29
EPILEPSY IN The STREET,.

Yesterday afternoon German lady, residing at
12s washington street. Hoboken while passing
towards the ferry was seized with fits OF epilepsy
and lell to the ground. large crowd OF citizens
collected round the body and It was feared that the
lady was dying DR.. Benson, however, was soon on
hand and relieved her though she sril suffers from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29

Thom as Tuite was arraigned before Justice BiXby
at the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday morning
where complaint was entered against him by
officer Grace. OF the Twenty third precinct who
harged him with stabbing Thomas Sweeney of No
800 East Thirty eighth street. The Ofcer stated that
Sweeney had received two wounds in the back of
such severe nature that he is conf ned to his
bed The prisoner was committed TO await the re-
suit OF the injuries inflicted by him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29
SAILED.

Steamships Caabra, for Liverpool; Missouri Havana
Gen barnes Savannah Benefactor, Wilmington Nc; Wash
PHILADELPHIA. % - -'
Wind nj supset Sc
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A HOUSEHOLD WORD. -
A Buy Refrigerators, Cooking Utensils,
China and Glass from
EDWARD d. BASSFORD.
Cooper institute,
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SHIPPING NE W s.
ALMANAC for New York -Thi, O.,
OCEAN STEAMERS.
on. | Office.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR FEE
MONTHS or JULY Am AuGIsT - 2
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DE ON GUAKD.-THE UNEAAMFLED bUC.-
ID cess which for twenty year, has accompanied the
use Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS provokes.
the envy of Ignorant gers parts the
country the countereng business having
uraby played In the suits
ssuted against the Offenders new system Of tactics has
adopted and West especially legion OF
'Bers prepared from worthless materials and bearing
variety Of names, been got up BY irresponsible
advcuturers with the hope OF substituting them
% some extent for the Standard Tonic of The Age:
and proprieiors of these unscientifc and trashy
compounds which warmly recommended by the vender
the specific which has never yet had successful
petor either among proprietary preparations the ed
cines prescribed private practice This notice Intended
put public their guard against persuasons Of
engaged attempt substitute rubbish for
efficient stomachic and Alternative at present known
AZ this of the when debility and complaints
Ing from lack Of vital energy generally prevail Of
greatest consequence should be played
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS, the great vegetable,
tempt the worse than useless medley. offered IN s PLACE
famous restorative that this advice should be needed
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CORNS, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
- Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. zACHARlE, 76O
BroadXaY.
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A BsOLCTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
States without publicity Legal everywhere Desertion,
Ac sufficient cause Success guaranteed Terms fair.
vice free F. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, 863 Broadway
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A legal desertion, &c sufficient
publicity until obtained Advice free.
M.HOUSE, Attorney, rs Nassau street.
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Steamship Dtrigo johnson, New York for Portland.
Brig q Y Williams, Thompson, Charleston for Norwalk
Brig Roierscn, Mayo, Hoboken for Portland.
Brig Elvic Allen, Ackcr, New York for -.
Schr y Currie, -, Baltimore fer Augusta.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-13

PosTrOsRMEST OF BALL, Erc.-The
Committee appointed to make arrange
men,s FOR the ball and supper for the ben
eft Of sick and wounded French soldiers,
are necessita,ed 1--WE regret it) TO announce
the postponement, for the present, at least
Of the same; and any one who has been
kind enough to sell our tickets, will please
refund the money for any that they may
have sold and we hereby tender our
thanks TO all; both buyers and sellers Of
tickets. A number of tickets were sold,
but not so many as we had reason TO cs-
poet, and we attribute the failure to dull
times, unprecedented scarcity of money,
too much indifference in some quarters,
and in fact too frequent calls OH public
generosity. The money that we have col
lectcd, will be sent away about the 10th Of
December; hence those who have sub
scribed or who intend to subscribe any
any amount, will please pay the same this
week to Mr.. Francis Vincent or Mr.. Rob
srt Sy NTH us it is the last chance that
they may ever have to manifest their SYM
patty and admiration for II nation that has
done moro to Iassist and disenthrall other
nations, than any other power in ancient
or modern times. BY order of
THE COMMITTEE