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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
TO THE EDITOR OF THE CAIRO BULLErIS

Sh';-Plcase insert in your paper
'0ooD NEWS FOR THE CAIRO ELEVATORS
The New Orleans PieayUne Of recent
date has the following;
1.-TWO iron steamers are now building in
England for the New Orleans and Liver
pool trade, 10 be named, respectively, st.
Louis and Crescent City. The former,
which is the smaller of the two, is - DO
screw steamer Of 200 horse power, with
u carrying capacity Of $500 bales Of cot
ton upon seventeen feet water, and 10 DO
adapted 10 carry $1,000 bushels Of wheat
ia lower hold and cotton between decks,
or Ia carry $1,000 bushels wheat, IL loaded
with grain entirely, upon seventeen feet
water and can also carry 600 cmigrants.
The steamers will be- completed and placed
in commission in September, and are
pioneers of II line originated by Mossrs
II. Flynn and I. Main ~ Co, Of Liver.
pool, stock To which has been subscribed IL
New Orleans, and subscriptions Ia which
arc solicited from the producers and mcr-
chants of the Mississippi Valley"
The above slip is culled from the com.
mcrcial columns Of the Chicago Tribune
Yours, truly, HEYWORTH.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22


The following interesting items we're
embodied in yesterdays river report
which with other local matter, was crowd
ed out
"Business at our wharf, Is brisk, not.
outstanding the meager port list"
The Thompson Dean received eight
hundred tons for the South, among which
we're five hundred hogsheads Of to.
baccon
The Kellogg's barges are receiving
largely, and will carry away at least seven
hundred tons for New Orleans alone
The Robert Il. Lee made her usua
business lsndings-sixty, In all-belo~
Cairo, and shortened her time to this part
one hour. For three successful trips She
came here in three days twenty-thres
hours. Yesterday Monday she arrived
in one hour lcss'
The peerless Natchez has come and
gone, but the following allusion to her
trip up will not prove wholly unin.
tcresting: "lIer time to Natchez wns sew
cnteen hours and ilfty-one minutes, being
only twenty one minutes behind the time
ofthe Princess before the war. She came
to Nicksburg in twenty-five hours afty.
four minutes. Her time to Memphis,
however is two days nine hours and TWEEN.
~ minutes, which is a considerable falling
of She was detained an hour ut Men,
phis waiting for coal and did not leave there
until four o'clock this Tuesday, morning.
II she makes us good time as the Rob't T..
Lee, on her long trip, last year, from
Memphis, she will arrive here tonight
Tuesday at nine o'clock"
Concerning her arrival here last night,
and other facts connected with the trip,
something further may be learned by re-
fcrring to our river report.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-22
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
I the close of business on the 9TH day ~ June.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.

view York Stock AIfd Honey Market
NEW YORK, May M,on--Ssocks irregular
governments steady. United Stntes Bonds, itz{
Gold steady at Il4s. Money easy at 4@5 per cent
sterling-Long, 1oes; short ii0.. Tennessee s,s-
Ex-coupons, 5es; new, 5ot Virginia s's-Ex
coupons, 6ea new, 10 asked. Louisiana sss-Old
7Sa. Levee e's, Ha; SIS, o.. ,Alabams s,s, 10:
asked; s's, 10. Georgia s's, esq new, 25h sout1
Carolina rs-old, "a new, so.
Supply OF money exceeds the deinand-held nc
as per cent. Sterling, i0sk@ioo3. Gold, llaka
li13. Governments closed steady. Southern Sc.
curitfes frmcr, especially in new Tenncssee's
and Louisiana's and Levels,
LATEST. 49,,
NEW YORK, May Is.-The different markets
very dull and devoid Of any special feature of In.
eerest. The supply Of money seeking investment
on call l'rgcfy exceeds The demand, which Is
Limited, In consequence OF the general dullness.
money easy at 4@s per cent. primo dlscounts,
st@ss. Gold dull during the day. ranging at ll4d
liaa to llta; closed steady at ll4E@llll Govern.
ments opened steady, but declined ! when It was
announced that the offerings OF the Government,
excceded 20, 100000; during the afternoon quiet
ana steady, closing firm. United States e's,
Iosi, coupons, 1l63; SIS, ll1A; new, 1l3i; rs,
ll9s. 1o-&o'e, lost. Early in the day South.
ern securities were generally quiet, and frmer
during The afternoon In new Tennes SEES and
Louisiana levee o's. Very little change in other
bonds. Tennessee s's, sol; new, 5sa. Virginia
6's, 69aD6at; new, co. Louisiana's, rs; new, r.
Levec Ts, H5; s's, o.. Alabama s's, lo1a. Geor-
gia e's, 81; rs, sS North Carolina, 4sa new,
al. South Carolina, new, Saa. The sub-treasury
balance Is $S2 ,22555o including IS, 1855 cur
rency.
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SIR Internationally is to have a tour
nament. Bots Guilbert, and Front de Beuf,
aud Ivanhoe himself, will ride again the
tented Held. To be sire, on ordinary occa-
>ons they may be known as Smith or Jones ;
their lanccs are but wood and the tents
upon the field will be for the sale Of ginger
cakes rather than royal pavilions. The old
tApedlent to rise above the common herd,
especially in the South, used to be to dub
ourselves colonies or majors. But the war
chrapencd such distinction. Artemus
Wards regiment of brigadier-gcnerals
counted in every third man south or north.
The ordinary method, if we cannot take the
-tnn OF work of our own hands, is to put
livery on our servants, aid steal the crest OF
some obscure foreign family for our car.
ragc. We are content that Smith should
pay himself for his long life Of hard work by
dressing his coachman in green and goid,
and so take the pas Of us in the social scale.
But when young Smith and his friends IN
New York or Virginia leave their shops or
offices to gallop on hired hacks around
meadow and poke long poles through o
!!ng, shall they, therefore, become Sir
knights" and cause the iron to enter into
our soulsI Let them trot or gallop around
their course and jerk Off their toy-ring, II
they can, without browning themselves with
s'raws, and, with schoolgirl sentimentalism,
clubbing each other Lauucelot and Galahad.
Ne" York Tribune. ~
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From Canada Eiia Red River
Expedition.

CoLLINGswooD, CANADA, May 10.-The
steamer Chicora arrived at O'Clock this
evening, having again been refused permits
sion to pass through the Sault Ste. Marie
canal. Colonel Bolton, eoIhfiandihg the
British force, waited on General Cooke, In
command OF the district, and asked the In
tent Of the American Government in re-
card TO the Chicora. General Cooke re-
plied " Ny instructions are absolute that
nothing whatever connected with the Red
River expedition can pass the canal; , dmqss,
Chicora to pass"
+ TORONTO, May t9.-The Globe and Iele.
crank have strong articles in favor Of build.
ing canal on British ground around Sault
ste. Marie, and that the privileges now en-.
loved by American vessels in Canadian
canals shall cease until the question at issue
Isl adjusted @ 81. as. 49, IS:
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General Assembly Presbyterian
Church.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-The General AS
semhly of the United Presbyterian Church
assembled here this morning.
The proceedings were opened with
prayer by Rev. M. w. Jacobus, of Allie
gheny, Pa, moderator Of the last Old
School Assembly, which was followed by q
sermon on cone spirit and one body, the
ideal of the Christian Church," by Rev. L.
Fl. Fowler, D. D., Of Utica, N. Y, the
moderator of the last New School Assem-
bly,.
About five hundred delegates arc in at
tendance, and the proceedings were of the
utmost interest, commanding the rapt at
tention of the delegates and auditory.
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The Stanton memorial fund amounts to
$i47, 900.
AtMasonic male and female college il ia
be built In Bolton, Texas.
The latest novelty of Paris is a small silk
parasol covered with white feathers.
Hays City, Kansas, has female consta-
ble.
James Bennett was run over by train of
ears at Columbia, Pa, Wednesday, and in
stantly killed.
Most Of the salad oils now brought into
the market are made Of cotton-seed oil re-
fined and bleached, which Is said to be a
good substitute.
The Atlantic Hotel ut Lewes, Delaware,
and several adjoining buildings were de-
stroycd by fire on the 18th instant. Loss
on the hotel, 81 900, and no insurance.
The Richmond fund in this city thus far
amounts to 12,25S.75, and the fund to aid
the children OF Captain Williams, of the
Oneida, to $1,177.-PMlade!phia Day.
The Mormon authorities at Salt Lake
took forcible possession of the United States
court in that city on Tuesday, but surren-
dered after a parley with the judge and
marshal.
The General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South has resolved to
call General S,,nday-School Convention
on the third Thursday of May, 1871, to con-
sist Of one delegate for every fifty members
OF The annual conferences.
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Foreign News.

LoEDoN, May 19.-The Times has re-
markably bitter article OH the alleged mis-
management of the Erie New York; rail
way affairs and the course pursued i'll rela-
tiefl to its shares in the stock market. The
writer asserts that the standard Of CONNER
cial morality is lower in the city of New
York than anywhere else In the world.
s'What here in England would be deemed
crimes are there regarded as masterpieces
of tinanciering." 1t concerns the American
people to purge themselves of this re-
JEoach though it may be task equal in
difficulties to the abolition Of slavery.
The Times also has an article on the yacht
race. It says: "There is no schooner in
England, probably, that can sail with the
American yacht Sappho, which, throughout
the match, was handled by an English cap
tain and crew under his personal direc-
tion."
: The Daily Nc,rs explains that the tele-
gram published on Tuesday by the Central
Press Association announcing the award Of
the prize to the Sappho was premature.
It was late yesterday afternoon when the
Sappho was pronounced the winner. The
Judges arrived at this conclusion from the
fact Of the Cambria having disregarded the
official instructions regulating the race, but
which were faithfully observed by the Sap
pho.
graph giving the strength and plans Of Fee
nian outrages in this country.
The news from Spain to-day is important
though conflicting. Dispatches received
from Madrid report that the Council OF
Ministers have determined to confer upon
Serrano royal attributes if no candidate for
the throne is found within, a reasonable
time. On the other hand, some of the con-
. tinental news again says that kilograms have
lust been forwarded to the effect that the
Regency will thrust the crown upon Espar-
tero in default of any other solution Of the
,, situation. 1t is believed in some quarters
that his resolution to decline the crown is
not absolutely final.
PARIS, May 19.-The police made several
, more arrests to-day Of persons believed TO
be connected with the regicide plot. Some
ho1lses were searched and bombs found.
The bullion is -, 0C0, 900 greater than last
/; Thursday, .,
PARIS, May 19.-The Emperor will adj
dress the Corps Legislatif on Saturday upon
, the announcement of the vote on plebisci-
tum. The Emperor and Empress will ex.
press their gratitude to the people, and pre-
msie to fulfil all their liberal aspirations.
+ All the dignitaries OF the Empire viii be
present, 49,
LONDON, May 19.-Dayid Hill, a Scotch
landscape painter, is dead.
The bullion has increased quarter mil
| lion pounds.
LoNDoN, May 19.--lAccounts from Hong
Kong tin Bombay give flattering atcotfnts
ofthe prospect of the tea and silk crop,
| which are said to promise largely above
their average yield.
PARIS, May. 19.-It is reported that the
italian bankers Cornus.sbi will not receive
MADRID, May 19.-Montpensier has re
turned to Madrid. His eldest son had 9
long conference to-day with Regent Sierra
no. 1t is rumored that the Unionist party
will consent to the proposition that the Re
CONT be invested with royal attributes, ant
| are intriguing TO bring about this result.
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TERRIBLE FATE--BrTTEN BY BLOOD
M, Sn-A MoTHER's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ING DEATH PROM HYDIoPuoBIA.-A melan
rhoIy and in many respects singular death
from hydrophohia occurred yesterday
mornin-at Ionkcr>. Westchc>ter county,
where The horrifying circumstance is
At present cn-ros>ing an unusual share
# attention. 70 medical men 1t is
another terrible illustration OF the
wrt that although the poison con.
>rvcd in the bite OF a rabid animal may
remain dormant in the system Tor an lnaeh-
mite period its power to torture ana destroy
NJ, does not deteriorate.
The victim, Thomas Lamb, who was In
N. iwentv-fourth year, was by trade an en-
,incer. and employed at 4 foundry in the
Village named, throughout which he was
we'll known rs u trustworthy, industrious
man. During last winter, while employed
in \ brewery in a ncighboring village, de.
ceased was bitten by q ferociouS blood
hound. owned by his employer, and al
though the wound inflicted by the fangs OF
the brute was not very severe, the animal
MAS at once dispatched. and the affected part
having rapidly healed, the occurrence was
soon forgotten by the deceased. On Tues
lav of last week deceased was united in
marriage with young woman whose mo-
Their had bitterly opposed his attentions to
her daughter. Having by the exercise OF n
little strategy realized their matrimonial
wishes, the married pair had scarcely reach
ed the domicile of the bridegroom when the
mother Of the bride made her appearance,
md after, on her knees. imploriDg curses
and vengeance on the lucklcSs couple fer
,cntlv prayed that her daughter might be
81 widow in less than three months"
Itarpear> that the diabolical impreca-
lions 81 the mother had q most depressing
elect on the minds Of the young people,
aud on the following day deceased eyinced
SYMPTOMS of the awful Inalady the seeds OF
which had been sown in his system some
months previously. Medical skill was re.
sorted t" without avail, and on Friday the
wrctchcd man. in one of his terrible paroX-
,>n>. escaped from his attendants, and after
reaching some open lots displayed cat-like
ABILITY in bounding over fences and other
wise disportinS like an animal. He wa:
subsequently secured by two Of the 1on
kcr> police, who found it necessary to hand
,ull the mailman on arriving at bis home, IL
Rrunk street. Either the sight or sound o
water would throw the patient into thu
NEST agoniZing commissions, and rs thu
malldv developed itself he would bark lik'
4 dog. snallng and swapping at those who
were near him. He continued to grow
more violent and dangerous, so that fol
many hours before his dissolution it wa:
deemed necessary to bind him with stron4
cords. and while in this condition his strug
"Ir>. ShriekS. and howiS, were truly shock
il. until death cnsucd, as above stated
N,tr York Herald.
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f,omestic Ntarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. May l9-Goon.-Fiour duh ana
heavy. Wheat dull, In buyers favor. Corn Gull
and DECLINING. Pork henvy; mess, w @agH
Al. rs. Lard Heavy at Islc. Cotton frnef at ss0
Sssc.: sales /, 100 bales. Tsrpentine dull st oic.
Rosin Hrmer at %. ssi for strained Fretshts
dull 80 !, ~. - .,,
dug uDiands, 23sc.s orleans, zstc. Flour--Saate
and Testern, G@Vt9c. lower: Southern lower ~
S5Da@Sa.se. Wheat lc. lover. Germ lss !oN sse
Beet steady. Pork dull. Lard lower Eette, isse,
Whiskey lower at 81 aS@ Sl.oo. Rice steady: gu;
gar alIet Coffee ste tdy. Mclasses dub. n ayAl
Stores, TaIow, and Freights, dull.
BALTIMORE, May u. Cotton duh more sellers
than buyers ings, ale; sales, % Dalest
CrscrNHATr, Bay a. Corn Jig good demand a., ~ y
psSgsc Whiskey dull nj Si 90. Mos sosa gass - -
ar, ava anil af 1slc. Bacon In good 9sn ARo ~
isSe. sides, lss0 ides !.
ronysvILLE. May 10 Corn, si.so. Erevasiscns
,r,sr fsoYS 40. shcrfdsrs vi. caeSf Sau+s,
Ia Lard. i5c.s wiiiskey, q,
Or I.oy1rs. Ray 10, Corn seas Eraate armst
SsoG Shoulders, Las. az y
nosros Mar ID -co,.aa dab and noEali,A s
@ s 4, N: .E,.s j, sasasasdl iss
RRss; ssISs, sss kaIssi s'''ss = ~
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BROOKLYN TOURN Twenty
knights will ride in the coming tournament
at The Prospect Fair Grounds, near Brook
Iyn. n. Y, on the Dist and oath instants
four from Maryland, four from Virginia,
four from the District of Columbia, and
eight from New York and other places
light prizes will be given-two fine Ken.
tucky riding horses, valued at $500 each,
viii he the first prize OH each day; second,
third, and fourth prizes will be gold watches,
diamond studs, and sleere-buttons. The
knights thus far entered from the South are
IA follows: MessrS. Tarboe, Hereford, and
Edelin,, from Maryland MesSrs. McBlair,
Mo>her, Walsh, and Colly, from District OF
Columbia Messrs. Fox, Bailey, Z. F. and
in. Gallaher, from Virginia and Mr.. Har.
!i>on from Alabama. Four are entered so
far from New York and one from Canada.
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AIehutuud Dlspatth.
vRlpAY...................MAYsao, 1870.
TIE EroHr-HouR MoyEMEST CoxyEsTIo

TIE EIaHr-HouRM MOVEMENT CONVENTION
=, RosroS, c.--.Bostom, May 1s..-The con,
rcntiou called by the Eight-Honr League
'r in session to-day at Horticultural Hall.
C C" Il. Mcneil, oil Boston, presided.
Wendell Phillips presented resolutions that
'norteninc the hours Of labor Is the first
,hanrc to be urged on the attention Of the
immunity. The leisure thus secured to
,bc workingmen will be in the main well
M.cd and aid in fitting them for that sys-
TOM Of cooperation which is the best basis
f,r fair and final arrangement of the rela-
lions Of capital and labor. .4 ~ i
Stcnhen S. Foster spoke in opposition.
10 said he was workinguan, and wanted
the privilege Of laborine us many hours as
h. pleased, and of hiring foraas many hours
rs ne wished.
IT, Miss Julia Ward Howe favored the object
Of the meeting.
Rev. W. II. Claiming spoke Mt length
uron cooperation.
Rrief addresses were made by several
wnrkinsmcn. setting forth the reduction OF
a dsy's labor TO eight hours, and considering
This rs their immediate object, cooperation
being pronounced impracticablc until the
first bc allowed.
AZ the evening session Wendell Phillips
o,d Mrs. Liycrmore addressed the ConVen-
t;on. The attendance was quite large.
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How THEY VOTE IN New YORK CITY,
The legal vote of the city was about half
polled yesterday; but the illegal was out in
all its glory. in most Of the lower walds
more fraudulent than lawful votes were
east, some of the voters making a day OF 1t
by voting from poll to poll-sometimes III
the names of legal voters. whom they falsely
pcrsonated .-Neao York Tribune.
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From Mexico.

CTY OF MEXICO, May Trinidad
Garcia, revolutionary congressman. has
been turned over TO the courts for trial. 4,
The revolution is nearly of an end. The.
followers of Pedro Martin, 800 strong, have
abandoned him. The bandit is stin Id the,
field, however, with 600 followers. ..s..:
Heavy earthquake shocks occurred here
to-day. No particulars. .ie. - Z.
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LYSCHBURG AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
In the Baltimore City COUNCIL OH Wednes-
day the defeat of the Lynchburg and Dan
vile Railroad ordinance, and the influences
brought TO bear in that defeat, were fully
alluded to, but Mr.. Mccoy said, in the
course of his remarks, that he was happy
TO announce that the road would be bisiit
without further trouble, and that The Balti-
more and Ohio railroad would build it.
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ANOTHER HIGH BRIDGE ACCIDENT - A
TRAIN pRECIplTATED INTO A RNER-Two
MEY kILLED.-A terrible accident occurred
Yesterday forenoon on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad near Mead's
Basin. A construction train was passing
over the long trcstle-work over the PECAN.
noe river when the timbers gave away, pre-
,jpitatinc the train into the river. The
cars were smashed, and several persons,
employees of the company, were seriously
injured. Two are reported to have been
killcd.-Nc,o York Tribune, 18th.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Fhtddeiphia, May 1S.--Large numbers of
delegates have arrived to take part in the
meeting of the General Assembly Of the re-
united Presbyterian Church, commencing
tomorrow. The sessions will be held in the
First Presbyterian church. Rev. DIR.
McCosh, of Princeton College, is named for
moderator
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

puRE PIRITS .-RECTIFIED
WHISKEY.
CHAMPION VIRGINIA RYE, ,.o,o,c.
John GIBSON'S SON & CO.'S MONONuA-
HELA RYE WHISKEYS.
r am offering 10 the trade large stock OF thess
GOODS VERY Low FOE CASH CASH.
M. T. WOOLLEY .hcctlneT,
,,ho amMw&F 1903 and 1910 Cary street.
40 BARRELS PURE OLD RYE
10 barrels FINCH'S GoLDEN WEDDING.
is barrels PIHE'S MAGNOLIA,
is barrels PIXIES xxx,
10 barrels BRANDY and GIN,
In store and for sale by ,,rc,Ns
ia 81 JOHN u. h iactt,o.
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II AuausSA, sa.. ssss i. mi AZ
et 59sfcs sslees s5e bases. -
.sAyANNAH, Nay IN, Cotton ID good densnd;
maiiddntF slgc.: saies 90 hsles. q 4.
4, MoDIIE, May b. Cotton quiet but nm; mid. 81
dins, Hsc.; saacs, 100 bales. !.
new 0arEdxs Mzy fs.-suSsscsf AM M III 81 q!
,NEEw tinIsEAHs, Max Is.svyIegr anchanG1 . -
gosa seasse ,sn1te y ~ gstz; Bran lny, - ~.
lacs keE 1ac.ss refined iierce kna, tlSE. -,
sugar arMer Prime fa1stc. M1lasst5S pksfBegsf
Sscrtng g: Sisht premium Gold
S5HsLHEsroE Nay Ii. = Ccston very 6sss, koid..
.ers asking higher rates. Good ordiEary. Sc s.
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iErnssa iRarana.

f. HAVANA, May 19.--It Is stated that the
brothers Of General Afranjo, who aban.
doned the reyolutionists, have been fmpri.
soDed by the insurgents; other accounts
say they were executed. Arranjo, ct the
head Of . body Of troops, has gone to SEQ
about the matter, 81
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Among the passengers for Bremen IN the
Steamship Baltimore, which left Baltimore
on "Wednesday, were b. Wiltkssnp and son,
Edward Mast0, nne tsesfpc VAIL. % Rsshs
s,ssad, va aad Man apggsaassMsf, Of
sfAsssassl
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

HOFFMAN, LEE & CO.., ,,u,.,
Ill TOBACCO COMMISSION MEkCHANIc'
s. EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, ND,
oear their services to the m snufacturers OF vlr'
o ,imda and North Carolina for the sale of MANU-.
FACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal cash advances on shipments.
PnILIP A. BALL, Salesman. sp Zo-eooeln
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PAINTS, OILS, d.

PAINTS, OILS, &c.
DAINTS, PAINTS, PAINTS.
LEWIS,S WHITE LEAD, pure;
Other brands CHEAPER LEAD;
LEWIs,S WHITE ZINC,
Supcrior GhEEN PAINT for blinds, &C.,;
ENG:,ISH and CHINESE VERMlLLlAN,
VARNISHES Of superior quality,
G LINSEED OIL.
{ SPIRITS TURPENTINE, ,,,e,,n,
A fun assortment PAINTERS BRUSHES,
COLORS Of all kinds,
(iRAINING COMBS,
SAND-PAPER, &C.; ~.
all OF superior quality; for sale low Tor casn,
49, ~ 1916 Main sire ct.
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ssaTeges Convansfen,

PoRTrAHD, Mr., Nay l8--M Members Of
ALOHA Delta Pill or the various uaiserssties
&c the North commenced session yester-
day heres under the auspices OF BOREDOM
Chapter. Thirty delegates are present, md
nearly every college represented.