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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07

Louis Herbert is in constant receipt Of
fresh Baltimore oysters, which he will
serve up to customers in any style desired,
on short notice and in the most satisfactory
manner. augltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07

For glass of splendid st. Louis lager
bccr-the best in the city--go to the
Washington saloon, corner Washington
avenue and Fifteenth street. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07
what Our Mechanics should DO.

| iIiuf Bulletin
observed la, evening your just strict.
ures on hummer, coming TO Cairo and OBJ.
tanning order. FOR printing, when 1t is well
known tGst sll kind. Ut printing can be
don" ~ You state ~ well and q. chcaply
IN tAi' town and especially in your lob
ONCE, whose foreman ! am acqusin,cd
"'ih' and who, like yourself, ha the dc.
serve! reputation Of being one of the be-,
wo'kmcn IN the United States, Il /, rilicu.
lols 70 hear some persons calling out,
"""y don't the! prin. larger and better
papeTs'' a. the same time that they send
iheir printing out IL town TO give the p.o.
pF'e,or' and cmploye, Of the city printing
offices lc't-haudcI propulsion and patron.
ago.
Nov sir, my husband {. mechanic, aul
what further wish 70 state /. by hi. on.
ounras,mrnt and wi-L
For one, II ,hi. game i. played. he will
turn The tables upon these il'ibc,pl, short.
.isA'e! souls, Sh, send their work ava
70 other cltic, W Ter i,l.e ideas. 1t d, "a
poor rI,r that won't work both WAYS.
VI! hNrhHi. authorize. nae to state that hc
1911 oH onr t" form q cub Tor cooperative
''"r.'. % about % c.n bee c,t 10 .ub.grib,
90 '''f"- for TINT purr,.c; or Dec Will
w1]r Ollie ui IL club ur 10, -. up 20 M,
'Aonic', 90 ,Ilrcrihe 80 apiece per month
ana ''ni for family groccric., dry good, ,
jewciry, ctc, together, by which - .ayiug
of - per cent. can bee effected on Cairo r..
tail pricc,--7r small office, to- family .
spending from $50 10 $40 per month for |
general groceries To- say nothing OF dry |
g",l,, etc.
II "uy respondent feel. upy, ltoa.cc. .
Tho idea, Il hc will lyav q word nj Ia, BrL
LErIN office, my hu,ban d will be- informed .
~ u nud "" are ayr coi tu call meeting
At our h'u'" ofnll such tt, may feel disposed
To act IN III" ma,."r f,r preliminary ac-
Ii't' and m explanation %. the principle.
10 br acted upon. lour cprrr.ppndcu,
understands the cooperative sy.tcm, unI
100 good faiths DESTROYS If Ir"y.,liug with
Il. L., Us hear from come vi the steady
mechanics of Cairo.
Yours. ctc., CATHERINE.
Cairo. Oct Tth lNTO
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hIlEAh''.i. ,.
Dr.FiShb|att
once $40 Second Avenue, near lsti,
street, New York city.


NHFNI III ~ Ub ION"VIEN.
lr. F.-l.iIti hrs y .rn,utcI tho most r,rt,i
rIsodv, and only ,'tec'ral rrroiy NTH yorlI r,r
~ knees ~ the look or linh. -fr.ctur.s nilar.
tome uI 'Au kiUncNs or bladder, iuNulu. tafy dis.
'N'-,.' .u' H'"n"f general d"hlrty, 1ciyous.
hess, T.. t,.l la.-a1I, low spirits, C. sion "a
ideas, lal pitJ'ion ~ III" heart tmii tfeiii,-
ug. IInt"-- "r sight or ad,linys., .,iucy Of
90" a'ui, throat ur kin, affection. 81 sac lungs,
stomach Or bowed. those terrible Disorder. r..
~ tu- 'r1u tAu solitary habit. Of yuurh-scrret
an.i t,ry rflci .yCs more fatal To- victims IN VA
N" songs OF sir'lts 81 the mariners ~ Ulysses,
ilIgu Ius their most tTli.uui hoppe and anti
u"h', rendering MARI. tg", etc, Impossible.
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LOCAL BEENi1iEs.-lhc 'omm.'te' I"
.o''t contributions for tue woun''d sol.
"''s oi Inc frchch f'puonc VIII r'P'r'
d" " "ee''ngto he he'd on '"h'"E evening
"'A''
"A motion to reprint the city ord'h"h-
ce' was voted down last "'sh'' On '"o''"
"' alderman WINTER
10 70 ''Ohio Levo'nhd bny the Au-
r'r"'.' for - cents p"rF''i'n' lh'.' WHO
' n..,, ,..''" ~ ',', , .... ,;,,..
-. ,. .I'. an3. r,i. "' 49,.
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w." ".,7 ,,'.,. ~, ~ ' ;"
''",''
-, W. ',''-' " .".''.' 1''ru'' 81 INC
i '''''''' ~ "'7 IT, "''' ''s'i,",'
,,,,i..L.i - 80. .''''''' MINUTES VIII Dc
~,
"' .'''''' ''' Is perfectly "''r'
, ., 49, wan CAV" gn''r" '"'i'-
.r ,bo ir..,..l.-.,l. 'n,n - ~ '', .,,',,,,.
GALLON "'' ="
Mr.. SIT Wh.,. is rlry i,,..i,,, 3.
li.,.,l,f.rt,.,,'a.. , '"' '"'.t'''' J."
nor OF Sixth .,r,.,. and ntio tny.a ,r
,,or. y...,, moo, .rtr..r 60 '''
with fall and whit, ,a,J. i.an. 80 ,'. I
lsr,.., and r,,l...,,.,, 8. -,
Tn. ANAL ..,,. -, -. III
AMI - .....,.r,. ,y.,l.. ,f.,..f - ~,
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07
Marriage.

Married persons nr young men md lhdic. con.
t'WpN''Ng marriage, h'IUr aware 81 physiral
Is cured.
iir who place. himself mn der the care o1Ir
I.rhl!IH, may I'lg..u-lr ,uutlc iu hls Lour ~
Hg'nt0'naH, sii cont iHa'Iy g.iy on ti,.k,ll A. a
physician,
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A Attention >,r Knights \ .p,-
HEoiHl conceive 81 Cairo Commands
~\oy ~. 10 Krigh,, T,mp'ar, will
bee bold atth" Asylum IN ID" city Of Cairo,
this Friday evening, Oct 9Th, \. D.
$50. .fr''.N. Al ..louruins Sir Knight,
are cautiously invited
JAMES :. EEARDON.
I1...rl.r
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Young Men,

Especially who hay" become tho victims Of soil
'ft Nr", TART dreadful aud dc.'rlctiy. haht
81. % ANNUALLY sweeps - an uniim'ly griy. thou.
sand. ~ young mon Of the most oNaltc iltnlcnt-
aud brilliant intel r"t Who might utherw'.. have
eti 'n''i Listening -oultp- with the Thunder ugs
90 'lI4UHiH', - t,oi 20 ct-ftFy tlH vim. lyTn.
may Cd with al oplfle
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CA TIL ERNIE

ATTENrIoN.-Dont iorgct,o 90 to John
Schc,l,
DURHHEIMER WURSrMARKr
which will commence in the Washington
Hall on sunday afternoon, tho 9TH instant,
at o'clock.
Witiigs string band will give Sacred
Concert.
st. Louis Premium Lager beer on hand
in abundance for the million. "Come one,
come all, is Johns invitation, and those
VINO wish genuine enjoyment will accept
it. D,
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TEiE CAIRO BULLETIN, OCTOBER =

Az ounce ofrrcvcntivc is worth Il pound
OF cure. I. prevent chills and fever
take Simmons l.iyea Regulator.
Sept2Gd&wfv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07

u me ~ game hour. uui TOM mute.
Poo. hail.-Yutrl. .op., %, b.l.H.,i
I m'.f"-luhu u g0T-', Nugli Cos.
'..fcr.- WI Gr."i iytQg.uk.'"p., T.. u Fn
H., Tor D,Iia.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07

WANrED.-Fiyc hundred dollars in city
scrip, and five hundred dollars in county
orders Apply to
JEWETT WILCOX IL Co,
sep2i-lm 81. Charles Hotel, Cairo III.
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-Ewell d Jacob will furnish Gasoline
Tor Gasoline lamps and stoves at low
rates. ar
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Siiertn.

's>s's>ss - ., - sss.<.%.s.
For Nherin.
We are authorized TO announce that Nj A, Ii.
IRWIN s . cani late for the office ot shsril Of
Alexander county, atthe ensuing Noy,mhorc'c,,.
ton, subject q tho decision ct the Democratic
County Convention, mgYtI
Al the solicitation ofmany Cltizors Of both poll.
tlcsl parties, hereby announce myself ~ the
PEOPLES CANDIDATE for Shcri' II Alexander
county, at the ensuing November election.
i,..J
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07

WANTED Ar OSCE--Onc good coat
maker and one good pant. maker, steady
work and good pay by
VI. LIVINGSTON n Co.
oct,Gt Paducah Ky.
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Oct7Ct

SAINT Louis FAIR-We will com
mence the sale Of tickets for the Saint
Louis Agricultural Fair, Oct. 2nd, and
will discontinue after the departure Of the
train on the evening Of Oct. 18th. Fare for
the round trip will be 81. 20.
81. JAMES JOHNSON Agent
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TiNEss. NI'llSs HABIT.
Cured without pain or suffering, by an entirely
br. -. u. COLLINS,

Cured without pain OF suffering, by an entirely
new discovery,
Br. =. u. COLLINS,
al lhi "rir, lnpori" county, Ind, cures the worst
l"iu, 81 the hHhIi IN igum tirc" t. uino months
"rHccotding 10 lh" quantity ar length of time the
patient has used th" oul-scstroying poison. For
TAN particulars of the above fact utlu,r a three
cent stamp and send for ms Pamphlet AMI ccrud
c9trH 81 cures 80 Nuu can write to those who
have been cured. Patients can be cured and at
piano aud laulIuum, di.coutSuei 81 once, with
out ahN y "sifaton pam or uneasiness. Alcor-
dependence strictly confidential II requested
lhose Who vi IA to take treatment must state 'he
exact amount of the drug used weekly, whether
gum Opium, Morphine, Laudahuhl Oh prepnH-
ton of Opluu in Utlcr forms. angls,Unlw
DULLETIN JOB OFFICE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07

THE Mechanic, boarding ho,.s corner
ct Third and Commercial. /, constantly
growing in popularity, Ma, Buru., the
proprietor, i, cxer,ins himself to deserve
public patronage, aud his efforts are being
handsomely rewarded. IIs bonrdcr, AL
way' wear - pleasant face when they come
from their meals, because he feeds them
we'll. Iii, room, ARE furnished ia iir,t rate
style; the house is lighted with gas, and
III" bar j. Supplied with II. line liquor, 20,
can w. found in Cairo, The house {, al
ways OPEN night md day, for the reception
OF guests md the transaction Of bu,iur,,
and everybody is kindly received and hos.
pitably entertained boarding and lolg-
Ing live dollars per week, or one dollar per
day, .cp on
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07

The FLOUR TRADE.-TAc growth Of
our Hour inarhcs has out-strippcd the cx-
p"c;a,ious Of the mos: .anguinc. Four OF
Five year. ago the sale Of hundred bar
refs Of Hour was rare transaction in the
city, but -uch ,alc, now, are of daily, nl.
most hourly occurrence Since the fret day
of January, $50, the sale. amount ~ two
hundred ihoasauI and six barrels. TIL.
total does not iacludc tho thousands 81
barrels shipped South and Eat, from our
cIly mills, iOf market, nor
the thousand. Of barrels sold in
dray load lots by our smaller dealers. II
i, perhaps entirely safe 10 say tina,
!7joD1 barrels Of -four have been sold in
Cairo during the past nine months. Here
then, in the article OF flour alone /. q bu.i- I
ness amounting t. about one million ,ix /
hundred and iii,y thousand dollars. bur |,
Iu: September whicn wa. dul, month, /
seventeen thousand aud sixty barrel. were
,oll
Allof lhi, form, u .p'calil showing for
the Cairo four market, aud !, convincing
evidence tha, Ia few year. wr hall bee
able 20 claim that cur, !, the bot aud head.
Ing Hour market in the Mississippi VALLEY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS

Arlington, Columbia, Armada. PaIurah;
h., fI'nsu, Louisville. Haker, ,tp. t,.rtri.,tt.
Flbk |hrble, Wh't. rvs ,,r,ad Iose, :, Lngi..
hthNr' N"w VNfnr' y u shrrto. "
h"'"s'"i'' H''hyill', LuH-ica, Evansville.
DEPARTURES.
Ming'on, tolnmi.I-; Armada Psluc,b;
Baker, Cape q fui.tG; Kue pu,uain, \, orl.,u.
.tahd g."r M'mpdls, r'nk Narhi., caro- docks
N''"iE' = Lna.i GRAZ Lou lie;
II SA..yc, shreveport.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07

AID ASD COMFORT FOR THE FRENCH
RErunLfc.-Tho turnout Il, the Hiberuian
Engine house, hast night, was small, but
sufficiently large % answer the purpose
aimed n,. Fifty or sixty dollar, were col
lcrtcl, and a COMMITTEES appointed .owait
upon our citizen, for further contributions.
That committee will at once enter upon the
discharge Of it, duty and give all friend. Of
the French republic Il chance TO manifest,
their friendship in substantial manner.
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10 CITY TAX.rAYERs.-Th city tax
book is now in my possession, and shall
proceed at once to collect the take. charged
her Elm. Persons interested will plea. .
take notice.
may DO found at by Office corner Of
Washington avenue and Eighteenth street,
from o'clock, a. IN. 70 II pm, and from ?
jpm. JOSEPH b. TAYLOR.
oct lot City Coilcc or.
DEMOCgArIC MEErIsG.-Thc Fourth
Ward Democratic club will NICE, u, Mr.
Gaf!ney's ball alley on Saturday evening
a, half past o'clock
JuDGE Jons II. MuLHgY,
and other able Democratic speaker, will
address .he meeting. Everybody is in
r!,cd to turn out and hear the truth r.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07

Local The Committee ~
solicit contributions for the wounded sol
dicts Of the French Republic will report
ut mcclingto be held on sunday evening
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-07

Dyspepsia, headache,
laun,iicc, cOstiveness,
sick headache, chronic
.liarrlTa. affections 81
The bladder, camp
iyscntery affections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

IHE CITY RAILWAY AND THE NEW PAVE
MENT'-IHR STAR of yesterday contains An
a aii;.9 on y the Washington and Georgesown
railroad Company and the A venue Pavement. ;,
which meets our appreciation. The interests of
the railroad company will not justify them in
continuing the present cobblestone pavement,
at least upon the strip between the two tracks
There Is considerable force in the objection OF
The company to changing the pavement inside
OF The track. as the cobblestone furnishes a
f0othold Tor the horses; but on the ntr Al strin
there II 10 necessity tor the stone nuisance. and
the company owe IL to themselves and the com
mInlty TO lay the kind OF pavement that the
Certainly contemplates that the railroad com
nany shall lsy a new pavement: as well as the
other individuals who are effected By its pro-
visions. - - f''
The cost to the company, we are aware will
be considerable; but they must remember that
The expense of paving the rest falls upon orr
Sll1sns, ana they cneeIfully ac1uiesced in the
legislation, notwithstanding the fact at n wa,
The duty OF Congress to have made the appr0
friation. IL will be the duty Of the Commission
10 see that the company comply with the law,
and We presume this duty will be performed
yetwe do rot believe that the REPRESENTATIVE of
the road will be 80 unwise rs to refuse 10 nar
form their plain duty. They owe it to them
selves, 10 their patrons, to the public good Z,
Congress. and to the com mission TO proceed wi N
the work at Onee--RspHbIica
This is sensible and well put but we a, mt
agree with our neighbor in one particular
that in which it comedies force to the objection
OF the company to changing the pavement on
the track, on the ground that the cobbleston.
furnishes foot-hold for the horses In all other
cities where the wood pavement is laid the
horse-uack on street railroads is paved with
wood precisely the same Is the rest OF the
street, and various experienced street railroad
men assure US that the wooden track is every
way preferable for horses to stone, aforiiny
abundant foot-hold and being much les, wear
ing TO the shoes and feet Of the animals.
We might name the leading streets of 81.
Louis, Fourth and Fifth streets, as instances of
wood-paved tracks; Main street. Mem phis, with
Its two miles Of wood paved track, and the lead
ing streets Of Chicago, Columbus, Cleveland.
Siiliamsport, Cincinnati, San Francisco. and
other cities too numerous to mention, in which
wcod-paved tracks are in use. The horses will
have loot hold enough on the wood pavement.
bat the company have none in Directing to IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

Senator TrumbuI is taking An active part In
tie political campaign In Illinois, the main
features Of his speeches being advocacy of Civil
Service Reform; and a return to specie pay
ments- His pictures Of the evils of the prese mt
system Of appointments to federal Office, under
which "the President and heads OF departm ,nts
are mere clerks to register the commands o.
members OF congress" is pretty strongly drawn
bU; we cannot say that IL Is highly colored. He
advocates the passage OF an act making IL a
renal offence for any member OF congress to
recommend anybody for Office at all-unless his
advice Il asked in writing by the head of a de-
partment. Mr.. Trumball thinks a bill of this
Kind may pass the Senate, but doubts If IL will
geI through the House easily. We guess he is
right, the representatives will not give I'D their
local patronage of this kind, so useful to them
IN paving of their "strikers' for Campaign
work, unless compelled to by the voice of the
people And the people, as yet, do not seem to
feel interest enough in the matter to make a
distinct issue upon 1t, though doubtless their
views are sou nd enough if they could be reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

The political canvass In MARYLAND is getting
lutte warm, and the organization of both par
ties is equal 10 that OF any former year OF which
we have any recollection. OF course the result
OF the election can only be known after mex,
uesday evening, but in the mean time the Re-
publicaDs claim that they will carry the fourth
and 9TH congressional districts beyond any
doubt, while they are not without hopes Of car
rying the first and third also. In the latter 1t is
held Mr.. Swami will not poll the full strength
OF his party, In which he has lost ground lat
teEly On account Of his political ambition, which
looks TO his election TO the U. 8. Senate and the
election OF his son in Law As Governor of the
State For this reason, 1t Is alleged, the Gov
ernor Bowie wing Of the party in his district Is
decidedly lukewarm, and while 1t viii probably
not actually oppose him, il viii not, on the
other hand, shed many tears over his defeat
should that event take place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

Nextvs,k will be an exciting one in the poll
tica1 world as elections are to be held in twen'y
States. As follows: On Monday, November 18th,
IN Arkansas and Lousians. On Tuesday, No
veuaber stE in AlabamI. Delaware, Florida,
illinois, Kansas. kentucky, MssSa chusst.s
Michigan. Maryland. Minnesota, Missouri. Ne
vads. New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island
Tel nessee. Virginia, and Wisconsin. In all of
lie states named members OF Congress-l3l in
ala d in several Of them Governors memSe
OF the l. gi-lature and local officers are to be
chosen.
In Maryland only i've members OF Congre $
are to be voted for; In Delaware q Governor
enc member Of Congress. local officers and
members of the Legislature; in Virginia nine
members OF Congress and local officers; in New
York, Missouri, Alabama, Michigan, Nevads,
Kansas, Massachusetts,, and Tennes see, Gov
ernoT and Congressman; New Jersey, Florida.
Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Wis
COnsin, and Rhode Island, Congressman and
local officers. The legislatures to be chosen in
Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Illinois, Kan
sss, Kentucky, louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota
and New Jersey, are each to choose one mem
Der of the United States Senate.
LOUISIANA is also to vote upon four proposed
amendments TO its State constitution. The first
makes defaulters Of public moneys ineligible to
office, the second takes from convicted crimi-
hals the right of suffrage and the right to hold
chce; the third strikes from the constitution
the section declaring that a Governor shall be
ineligible for the succeeding four years after
the expiration of his term of office; and the
fourth declares that the State debt shall moi
exceed SIS 600 prior to the year $780, Michi-
gan also votes upon four proposed amendments
to its State constitution. One Of the questions
to be decided By these ballots is simply whether
the word "white" shall be stricken from the
constitution in four places were Il occurs. There
is no democratic ticket for State officers in Mis-
souri,. The democrats will vote for the boltinv
republican candidate, If for any. The people
of the State are to decide upon six proposed
amendments to the State constitution, AMONG
them one which removes political disabilities
from x-Confederates and sympathizers, restor-
ing TO them the right of suffrage, &c; and one
extending to emancirated slaves the right To
hold Office. Most of the public interest centers
III the amendment relating to suffrage, and since
Governor MeClurg has said that he does not
oppose its ratification there Is no opposition by
any politician of influence in the State to its
ratification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

WINES AND LIQIORS.

WINES AID LIe'oRs.
FINEST QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES.
IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE,
DRf VERZENAY-CARTE BLANCHE
From the old house of Bouche, Fills Co., Mareuil.
at old prices, with the additional cos of freiyh sd
ded only, on account OF the war.
SUPERIOR OLD WHISTLES
Celebrated brands from celebrated distilers
OLD PEMBROKE, OLD BAKER, MOUNTAIN
OLD ROCCO, MILK &C,
AT Low Prices.
OF GUARANTEED PURITY.
CALIFORNIA AND CATAWBA BRANDIEs
CALIFORNIA WINES, in variety.
SCOTCH AND Irish WHISTLES.
JAMAICA, ST. CROIX, AND MEDFORD RUNS.
SHEkBIK rs. PORTS, AND MADEIRAS,
iron low to high grades.
Bi RGUNDl, CLARET AND RHINE WINES
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Successor TO f.. c. Dyer o.,
moi 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
RkfINED CIDER IN FIVE o. GALLON
IL KEGS.
KEG and SPIGOT loaned.
CIDER unsurpassed Prices reasonable
lR. A. SHINN
no4lw 81 Greene street, Georgetown, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05

The DECLINE II GoLp.-Yesterday morning
the price Of gold in New York declined to no. the
lowest point touched since July 5th, 1862, when
he range was f9a to 109A. The New York
PoS' says that the influences operating on the
market are the same as for some time past, the
only differences being that cash gold Is In better
supply and there Is no speculative effort to sus-
ih ,ne Price; and the other papers agree that
Tie iali at this time Is occasioned by natural
causes, but say the armistice bet xeen the 'Euro-
itah Deii serents has encouraged the down
rsiu 'ehoeney' perhaps, without inducing any
larse SPECULATIVE sales. The dealings were iares
and excited. and al Ito the decline was chsc.sd
by tie demand To cover Speculative ..iss. o..
coh-iicnous operator, known to be largely
'sh0ft On the market, having bought heavily
The Market House Company have orsantzed
to-day. choosing an able and responsible 50, -,
officers, and taking other action indica,ing /.
purpose TO proceed actively with the work. So
EQte 1t be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-05
ORsOFFICE,
S WEsT WING CRY HALL,
WAsEINGIox, d. c., Oct Is, $50

YE~OOLLEC1Ok
S WEsT WING CRY HALL.
WAsE,NSIoN, ID. g., Oct. Is, $50
Notice Is hereby given. that the TAXES FOR
The fEAR Isl o, levied upon the real and per
sonal property in the city Of Washington District OF
Solumtls will be able and after October 18th,
Io.o. discount Of ten per cent. will be- allowed
upon nj payments made thereon prior te November
10th, $50. Also, Q discount OF Ave per cent from
N3y ember 9Th TO December 10th. $50
Persons upon whose property there Is q special
ths TINE 81 applying Tor the genera al tax bill.
Any person or persons genera tax which amounts
70 the sum OF two huddred and fifty dollars nsf can
pay one mts OF said tax in certi ates Of Ind ,bted
ness OF the Corporation Of Washington, C.
NO attention wll be paid Is Il cal letters request
lne ax bilt neither can bills be made before or
Mter once hours. The Collector is comp lied TO
sa9Rt THIS course IN consequence Of the late law re-
Persons calling for tax bills will please present
last receipts which will greatly facilitate the
ties applying. S
An checks offered in payment Tor taxes must be
certified to BY an oeer VI the bank upon hch they
ON the la Of February, 1871, the ,oks will be
closed, and all taxes due and unpaid wilt be adver-
's ees - 'a's Rep 4chron civ SSSG SJfsotcr
TN0TlCI:-MONEY To LOAN on deferred
A sotes Tor balance Of purchase money. WIN.
ner 9th and Louisiana avenue. Rep.i &C 29tf
n~NOTICE-All persons indebted to me are no
S titled to settle their bills by the fret day Of
January, ISL, or thay will be refused medical at
tendance. loci tail 3. w BOGAN. NJ d.