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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30
The ImperishabIsp Perfume.

Va role. ih" perfumes nov NJ ~. have ~ ps'.
rIHurury A. hour " isp ,'"r heir use thcf" 81,
r.Irv.a 80 perfume len. Hus dh"rcui w.. fo.
,,it .u'r.eiing IL. use 81 Mary AMI Lsum,n'.
iiofiih water Day after ~ Application Ia.
han lAot,h.d othsi.s iao-t dchg htful. dclioat.
rui .gfceAlde Fragrance. maridcodiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30
Special Notices.

H"ro Collection ;;osIaui's btsc.ipts
""tc tt'-, Discogcr'"s, etc, coinpti ling yaiu.
81" niorn'ion ln oSoiJt.dy. Sen, % mail, tree
POSTAGE for 80 ceu,s.
Ad'iru.. H. T.. NORMANDY. 5ol Market sheet.
Louis Mo a.l71,.tv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30
Ihr Bulletin.
COMMERCIAL.
MoSDAY EvgsisG, !

Business has been quiet since our last
semi. weekly review, and the sales reported
/ do no, indicate any marked changes in the
quotations Of the leading articles of pro.
duce
The order trade i. light, n. j. usual ut
this scnson, AID there is very little en-
couragement in any of the Southern mark
cts for shippers, n they all appca- to be
stngnnted, and sales are only effected ut
figure that usually pay II loss Ia the
owner a. th. is the closing week Of
summer, We hope ere long 10 witness II ma
tcr,laI change from thcprosent letha rgic
,tntc of affairs, to one of renewed activity
In every department Of business We feel
assured that no effort will he pared on the
part of Cairo merchants to give perfect
satisfaction to all shipper, of produce to
this market, and also to all their Southern
friends, who shall favor them with orders.
We confidently anticipate an enlarged
business in both sections during the com
ing fall md winter andampIc facilities are
here To- transact it.
GiOur-has been dull since oar in.t
i..uc, and nearly all the sales reported
we're upon ordcf. Prices have not varied
materially since our last. Sale. a. the
trade comprised
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30
GAHHN'"
Head Dispensary

Established In 10. snI chartered isGi. f,r the
.s'a,m"nt ~ ~ disease. IT private nature, "a
g dsu' 30 hnth s"Ke-. 4 ruI' - gUHr.Ltt"'i J
s'cTY ta-s Undertaken.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-30
Too. 80 four Shiidr~n sr..i
Sootl,iug asesHs.Iy.

W. i4rtF tDlr aud t'TtIiuE pt,fsF
...tfri.,tttf. 90 th" bowels. hud tHctti. ." 80. "
-Nrtg tat"s "a ,,fo.'-r Of ,st.r.
t.rthiug
u,- subdHe- tDnyui-iUns t,,,,,.,.
y.tr'. t,utr- SUD overcome. I'll d.. 80 -
'.tfp rt.r- incident To ia. Z 4, -
iHtt- Hnd children '".''"
Nh tufe- bit fh-a, nysDu. ut,,,.Ly
UrfIiSI.ur. tory anI sufGm'r Com. - -
.yri't plant ~ children ~ al -,
.."- 80
.r .- o., rent Infant aud tAIIIf.u's so.thiuy
I.ui.sis iu ell dl."td.t, brought "a by tc,thlng,
.. CIV .fn.f csu.r
Prepared - the Ora FTOS MEDICINE CO.,
t1Jui-. no.
30 Uy sax -is aud l~al,r- ~ mrli,ln-
..f. 80. sci iVins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wrpVEsDS MAY No Cattle have been received since MONDAY
l. mo dmani pnoes tim al 4s else for ashlS
fnret stock et-o. 49, g.
~ .tSi
n Al Connluipsw at ghhst, and at Weehawken
s q. Communpaw Of early car u 9 thin Ohio shear by
by J. y. PdcoCkt 80 Ohio s-earr y
n sits Of 70 n, a. 7ic 4 Of 7 10 at l.e 2S Of 20 10
Of Also p CUd Ohio Lambs, pOo
G b. e. IOc Jersey IilDs, y h. SO OF - 10 and Of - ID al
GiIp- I'D. -, IT,, - O, -,
al III and 10 Can ada sheep. - ID, at dc $50
Erb, so 3 shtae sheep 10 ID, al . and Io0 ONO o1
g.. ate -. $1,000, y, -,
Cye doing better the arrivals herg light lot OF 81 head
gh'l-st By McGr4w Red 100 u, brought
& head lao b. c and extra ane milk vells ls ID at i-c'
io soi Of lt Hume II Of lJ5 u al Sci While ID but
te1silt cal e. o n brought
ECr. sitter uOg ,eng below l2c and more went shove that
3 COinmunpaw and is al
toe oliy reported for tomorrow at the hrmei
Iso and with expedition OF HIGHT arrivals Glng the REMAINDER oil
lie h0l ~ IL tlclr views
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THE NEW-YORK HORSE MARKET.

o.IJeS pAtcd ~ yJOHTHS, tlueen fVlTM
and LsT{HgtOfi1tes.
lBusiness dull fOs the last few days IN
e OWING the rainy weatber which checks inquiry
heavy and light Of pretty
weather the street Will present busy a
rA1c. Prs for all classes fully usina ned for country breed
the dealers and he supply ony equal 10 Tie DE-
continue unusually scarce and there are hs
difficulty is experienced by
search Of matched horses tng ther orders The following
sl1
= I0 -e and $3.50 10 Gralght horses $3.50
SKA single 20 ~ for light draught horss
80 for horses,
none market ros;ers, 800 10 800 for single and 100
for teams according speed quality fancy Oirs,
q lso family bOrss, Ia to $3.50 according 10 age sLe,
nLd
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS


May llNOonCo9sO opened ~ for money and s
Sr American securities steady United states FTeIWeh
honda 1886 1851, Ten-FOrue @ Stocks sitad
2re Railway sbaes 49, Illinois CentrA, l; Atlantic and Great
" ?
LyEkroO My Soo-Coon opened que, and stealy Mddins
EJlanLs, Oii Mlldhng orleans, III Qll4d
BREsBS, May u--PetrOeum yesterday closed firm.
HAMBURG {PetToeum yesterday closed tmer at II
bsueOs A.
LoSDoS MAJ LIP p m-Amercn securities quiet and steady
BOcss quiet and steady.
PARIS 1.-THE opened dull; Rentes "a Fl. 80c
LyEKPoOL May H. mPok buoSni at 04 t. bbL FOR Extra
PRIME Mes. Lard dull II 90 Tal0w ~ .J T. cwt.
ASTwrKP May Peioeu opened firm at 81 francs for STANDARD
White
LvERrooI- lis m.-Cotton firm and have i'd
vance,. M4dlng Uplauds ll0lld; Mddng Orleans llsl
FKANsPOET, May ll.-Unitei States bonds opened heavy
HAyKE May il-CotOn opened drm SPOT AM aloaL
BsENEN, MAY ll--PctroleuH opened arm.
HAMBURG, May ll.-letruieuI1
PARIS MAY ll-BOurSe cl1ssd quiet Ranes - fr. 9c
r.Amencan FOrtIes,
81 Railway stocks quiet Spn Iurputne 3D. Reinei
Petroleum bu. higher TaoS Sugar arrive
IA; not CHER.
LiyEproO NAV IL ? cotton closed huovant Mailing Up
bands l4ti; M4lng orleans liz Ses Of the Gay. bales.
,ciulI 500 bales for sltuiOn lld export Lsru Per
PoTk Gull Cheese, PEI the best grade Of
.Lu.tncau lue. Naval Stores quiet Bat unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

Cu.RLHoS c. MAJ llCottcn steady; hiddings 10 Sales
500 bales; receipts 4s3 bales; stock, Il, go bales
Bo~roS NAV -Ccon holders asking higher rate,
Nipg sales SO bales MT 95 baai COAST
wise ~ hsles-Totsi. 40 bales; stock $50 Gc.
llCoton tim; MdilnCs. 22d22tci ssies
200 bali receipts, s46 bales elporscoaswse 66 bales STOCK
2sN bales
Du-tNorP MAY 1.-THE stock Of Cotton 10 light csung much
Kidding, BE- sales 300 bales net receipts ~ bales
vse haes1ots lC3 bales eIpos-coastwise, 100 baes
stock l.}5 laleS ,,,,. 80 ., ,oo It,.
,sts hsos elreoosstwsc 25 bales; stock 1884 haer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
PFCFUPTS Of PRODTCF.

Per North Ifts- Vessels AMI Railroads.
ii pigs Asbes, pigs BeeswsI H. 40 bh Flour 10 '
lSg5v bush Oats, lD bush Barley
tss bust beans b.ss Meal 100 bbls Oatmeal lOJ b
Spts Tuenane Tar 795 bbs Rosn, 81 bbs Pork,
pk,s Beef pigs Meats SO Lam - Kegs Lam,
g steam 2 ptgs Butter SIS psgs Cheese Oh bSs
Digs pigs Dried Fruit. u bb Copper I0l bills WHISKY 20
aaes Wool o. bales Hops G24 es Leather 59 Hides i hh!s
bscco boxes &c Tobacco 1900 pigs Starch 10 bags Peanuts
G,2 sAbs Spelter, 80 bbls Cotton Seed Oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12


- 75Q so Peunsl'an Inena, and Ohio 77Q-3 for Fancy
rsla Res 38a 81 81 Re>als Western ~ o. PENIS
Gs. ,e.; Weston Ole; State 6dc Petroleum seair; Crus
10 hi and ic bulk Refined 2 Coffee hrn Ceyn sod
Ie' PROVISION; h. Me-. Pofs - - LARD iCis
seEs Ma csoP 4g MStia .. f 22l0 Pfc Flour r% n
,Is ID lo'i eeapd at IT' MAJ n'l, Nhd 81 ~
:. .; yellow. la 81 IS. Oas tnn z.s 55q $50
.n losae Lar quiet .. hollis 80 inquiry isI WHISKY and
toe s;rsH' iTOnoOud, ~ o8 wood bound 81 O' patent
ToLrPa Msy nFou inactive; Wheat active and higher 10
trm; No b S No 2 30 oa, dun ami nominal Rece pts-FOuI
$50 S Wet 500 5a.a corn 800 5uf oa. Sqa5
INe'S>A MAY it9Gt an i p n good aesR1 ge2NS5na
TIM anu i - ia - IS for no and No Red Corn in good
ana WHIT sA,Id hlr offered and buyer disposed to
B.y lornus unchanged fm hddsng nc Tobacco in
goo eeA; sas ~ h and % boxes at - 10 for PrOsied Trash
Q offered and bu lt could be bought VI 10 at the
Al unchanged Bacon quiet held at IA q7tc Sbeude
TI it ao4 Clear sides Lard held at lG there was no demand
Loy'' NJ, steady; s4s ios bales Mddlings PC
S g. Baeca 5iee qi;lc for shcoders and sides BqE
iTS@6ie Tor ssS'sfrs and sae' L1r e @aky
Log. 90 7Sas 70 Tor sv 10 fcOl Leaf
spring E @Es. SG ed With rh sr. oa se ss
June Com No Sei va unsettled at se cam and 81 'ei
quiet and Unchanged oa higher at 5aG53c rYo RE
soSeSsd y iroSbosnd PoTsoas 5al and 1omn.y
oil
70 shs Pr me shipping Beeyes active and
- - lof lar 10 prime kecep-5, bbls Flour.
r. sa heSt o. % bush Cora q 900 bush osis 800 bush.
'o hgS shpments-5OoJ bbls Pour % 900 bush Wheat
fTeigh's cu and anchauged - ' D~''' '' 'Ne'
Ak'EiASD May ll"best firm and advanced &C.; No Winter
a. ~ 81 - no Winter 81 lSd Com smer; New Mixed
ess'D &C rejected re No Yellow at Oats frner a.
"s.c NE quet al sJaSes- Barley dali and nominal
ksshH Nay IL-coiio1 Dab at ,c reoeps bales exports
w. fo1i - "a - Cor sgPefne Corn dull III IS for
OSs scaroe Al I;c Lard dol 7dlsic. duh S3l 50
"i Mes Bacon Slolliers, lie sides lsic.
D1Ih May Il-H besl Advancing; White 81 i'd
Per ~ D~-'N''~
Nay Rosr frn and unchanged Wheel unsettled
4oi NO. 5ic Tor No 2 Oats SIC for No Corn,
~ ho1 Ftegbt heavy 4lc. Buffalo; 10 Ossego.
foei. IH 90 bush Wheat
LOU May ll-IOb~oeo steady unchanged quiet
fovf trm al s40 - IS for Fall SuDetne S0d - IS
-, - va % p for Doahs Extra IS oa e3 IS for Treble
n L. her sFanc1ng No spring No Spring, O2 No.
81 az ~ 5GSl 49, Low Choice Fancy sG 81 So Com,
~ for Choice ielOs 81 O5d 81 10 for Choice Fancy
MI 81 l'%Sl - for red sOd Yellow Oats declining BaIeg
49, Th. ny. declining Prime, WHISKY higher at 81 61
ron qaet al Sd 70 50 Dry Sailed heats quiet Shoulders.
. ceAi sides lS BsoonJobbing sSs Of Shoulders lie
isS s,.ss i'iat;ei Clear SECS, l7e Lard quiet nsrce
% 'sdy ga 80 Is for Good teceps-Flou 29OO
bIiey, 80 bu1b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
PosT-OFyicB CoURrHousE, Ew-YoRK CrTr,}
SrPERIsTESDEsr, May ), 1870. y
DROP0S AIS For WROIGUT AND CASI-

PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
NETWORK CITY-wROUGHr AND CASr.IRoN w0RK-seaei
Proposals viii be received at the oe Of the suprnenaen un y
ting place the cast 'nd wroaf iron sSr1 ei in pT @
&c and wrou yhtlron beams, grlers sc.
All Of the castings most be souni smooth and straight cast true ara
metal and Of the number and weights shown by Tie he anu draw
ing, Casg' mn's not VEGA beS VII I'm np wee p of M on or
rng respect om tue requirements oil the 1f"nss Oe &C
bearings q columns; bases Pl,te' &C. must be Ploe t9rae
Tie beams and grr must the wUiswoh
ur equal thereto be Of the and weights called FOR IN the
schedules aud be the bet wrought on they will be straight and sound
All beans set on rest casron bdre Of the
dimensions and number elued By the and 'eIeau
other materials gni the work together IN me bes manner
tractor who will put together and place to the
gners put together With os and steel wedges shown
by drawings and they together With al beams and castings w ne
the Superintendent and found detective in any PARTICULAR
The contractor. win he permitted the deck and engines
the Desrment when required scaaOing furnished by
Proposal, piece the various castings and beams
which via include the wedges bolts angie irons clamps ties anchors
WORK and pat tie work IN place. whether
The work must be furnished delivered 6,,e and pu. in pae
% within three months after date Of written notice TO commence the
will be subvde different bidders but Will be
The sebedne, vii he used in Identifying material and making the
payments which w be made monthly ducung ten FER cent until the
All Sls must be accompanied by penal bond in the fy thou
sand 10000 dollars that the bidder will scPt and perform The con
District Attorney Of the district where be resides ,
da G b ne Of The Goyernment 70 do .o and any b
made the pnud form to be obtsned @ ohe and does n
considered neither viii proposals be reee re fom any pare
and who have the etes for getting out the
rropcss. indOrd Bids Iron Work." and addressed to
CALVIN I. HULBCkD, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
COTTON MARKETS.


"DhiEANs May lCOOn In active demand at fnl prices; Md
Ist' ~ sa bales; I,7J5 bales eoastsse
~ 81 tsi loi4. is1 bales; stOcs. l3l O4 bales.
~ sioS Nay H. Cotton lru Good Ordinary lSUl9lc.; saes
a. (. So receipts, 80 bales, stocs. 81 6iZ bales.
liz May nOitOn trner Mdlilgs Pile ssles 800 bales
'~'"s y" "--- bss, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
N S 90
r.rn Meal, Western.
Cor Meal. Brady Wine' .'''''''' IA

e Nc. T Sss7.i;:
Corn Meal Brandvine Punch c !" SIN. gS an a
SPsssS s ,cs. from Bu sa aud
Srss closed and sa'ettei th depss s ss' for Rejected
s s ' S.si,s seSt .o Gs a isi
S'cai ,d ohoies No Ss private T and 81 Il ~ Tor White
w,s; n .,ST. S sSs as. Rf r demands sa.' q
Sou bh Cansd. wcss a sesy bT MI ssT :, ,soSst CO.
~ @ ,oSd IN pan speculative; the s 30 600 bush at &C
Nv Ohio on ont ss ycsS Pa for one car 5 rye
CUE. bush .,..s IA oST and aT.; 5 n1i
SS s. :, 81 10 for pmp vHsOrd New Western M,ed 1t
9 isS. w e Yellow la 81 rs, and SOuhsr White at
srRoyiS6Ss-srO s only, moderate o,sng sds for
PoS 10 day rates as $50 bo st 2J ~ - 'i u
o. for Plain rs s. ~ fr Extra Mes Ten, ,
G f f al Ss ar. s'.dy 10; dull at southern w.D
CS frm; sNe. $50 pigs at nc Tor B1ga Ir is hid
Se hut dull $50 Sss aot at l5e for Nc l. ioie iSI &
a. @ Gloic for fair steam for future de.'eI' ~ ~ ''
MS 'iS ExroRrs rSox NETWORK WEEK ENDING yU 10 c
To we. Igtes Souh America, Sc..'.'.....lIaSs S"' ~
70 British Provinces 4Yez 80
~ firm Win lair demand We quote shipping eoa9
an Retail Lots . ~ - Long Rye su.Ss selling ~
HsMP-sana i, IN moderate request and steady at ii'' s'
o Say sp sToRBsNsp. TStine sescr hut th business IS
Dny Moderate .ns lo' kons are IN lar '''A4 "
is sS SSssn S Of ye.ssee' ,e a. q sosn. pale sso
CrneTu - - IN
RS Com Strand e5 a 2 10 Rosins, Window G ~ S
Ros ms strained. 2lo % IS Tar, NORTH 'OahH Nv
hoeihs 20 '''' IS ~ Isl IPtb CITY. pbbl 10 50
Iin.ss oopsppes firm good steady demand
- 1900. "a Csda P.h Oils fair bu9es al il
OH ar, dull unchanged Lard and other OILS
a. sihoat special change We quote; ~, W.. ,.er,
An IinSd cd easkA s+9 - heIVL "eS- ois'" e-Ias
An IaBsd Cd bbS-. 30 " Nhlthel ~ ~
Irue Fsh, Whale. 40 fel Or SAionued'''
Crae Fish Sperm. / so ~ DAhA.''''''''-'''''' "a
Man. Bleschd Winter "a SuA's = :. ''''''''' 6.9 o,
n
Man. Bleschd Winter 800 ONE MSrseHes U.S. eoo0 -
I /
AAn. Un5iohed WIN lonNe wars H'sAS non
OIL
Isrl on fair 70 prime O1 8 seal hfiia htlne' ,noto
bulk, under small offerings ana mO'
with sales OF J bis az bQIbic heAAeu ieNS '
hi d. business IS only uoterle We quote;
Crude tiO047 gravity m buik.........'.' q gall 10
Refined QOdn5 test prme Light straw 70 "h.e'''' 20
R.tnd no test urme light straw TO Whie'.''''' - q
NsuhtbA, refined % as gTavity
Es,liu
SEEDS-Cloyer eAdy in moderate demand al M ' mo
nv IN scarce AID firm So Rough Flax selling at ~ 100
q Is -. ,os.s.
WHSKY-The market is sgun better and larry acve ses ~ i
wood, and 81 ~ hOOP'
fof Jgae delivery 81 81 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12


ALEXR T. STEWART,
ISAAC BILL,
b. ID. MoR0 w
W. VI. sEaMlIl y. ..
EDW ARDS PibhkEPOHT,
JACKSON ). sChlLIL,
X. p. BUCK,
j. u. JONES,
HhN q. sTEBBlSS,
JOSEPH SLLlGlAN,
Il. " BLATChFOLD,
SHEPPARD CANDY,
W u " kBB, -
WILLIAMS s GUlOS,
y. II. YANbERNOOkr,
JAY COOKBA Co.,
l.. b. WYMAS.
EDWARD MINTURS.
Z. ". BRYSON,
SAMUEL b. RCGGLES.
J. y. NERNILYR,
JNO. 4. e. GRAY,
ISAAC SHERMAN.
X. OGDEN DOREMUS,
j. ". GERARD,
HENRY 4 N,l'DDkR-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
- PETER BERGEN and JOHN NORRIS Trustees under the last
VII and testament of SIMON BERGEN, desed Plaintiffs against
JOHN HALL CHARLES n HALL ROBERT CUNNiSGIoS, and
relief Com
reved Defendants JOHN HALL CHARLES N HALL ROB
BRr CrNNIEGTON and KATHBRINA ERNST. You hereby
and required the complaint this action, which
will be 6e the once Of the Crk Of the County Of Kings The
Court House In the Cts OF Brooklyn County Kings state oil New
lork the said complaint on the
subscriber his Office Mechanics Ban Buildings corner OF hona
Court In said CIV VI Brooklyn within twenty days AFTER
the Of this exclusive Of the day OF saeh seree
sad m to the s, complaint within the time Aforesaid e
plaintiffs this Sl pply the Court for the relic. demand IN
he COMPLAINT Dated M,u6 rs 1870 JOHN r. NORRIS,
Pauids Aorne Montague snd tour streets bfoosn
The this tc the ~ day OF March a'O IN
the u Kings Al the courloae In Tue
Al lsUIa JOHN Z. NORRIS, PlAluIS Aitofper.
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feaal Notices.

CRY County NEw-YoRK,l
COMMISSIONERS JURORS, koos 81 CrI HALL
NOTICE.--Having received the new jury law
IN this hereby notice under It's provisions that al
persons Grand Petit Jaor for the Courts Of
Record this and apply Only the Judge Of the Court
which whether liable exempt accordance
with following Of tho Law force and effect:
IS OF Record shah have power TO cause any
shall cunt and attend
personally served be arrested and brought before the
Court and II such person liable juror punish hin BY
1ne imprisonment
n Every whom TO attend Juror
shall have served shall bring the the Court and
the Judge Court be cannot attend In person be shall
capable u making
relation and shall be exempt BY Law or he has
summon1 shall him from
further attendance and the be excused shall be entered
and ndorso AMI the Endorsed shall
Commissioner Of Jurors within thereafter
DOUGLAS TAYLOR,
Eey.Iort. NAV Q 1870. Commissioner Of JHrors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

CHIEP QUARTERN.sTERs OFFICE,
AUSTIN TeIas, April II, 1870
TIVE SAN ANTONIO AND MEXICAN GULF
Il RAILROAD FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTIONIn compliance
Of the Secretary Of War dated March @ 1870 there viii
sold public auction anoa Texas between the hogs Of IL
and WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF May 1870 all the night
title the United States Of America 10 the
SAN ANTONIO AND MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD
Prom JaTscs 10 Victoria Texas. go ~
The sale include roaibe track and dngs buildings
stations railroad supplies pertaining
road With the rolling stock machinery and other equip
ments AZ follows
20 Miles Of track (mOre or less)
Passenger
] Baggage
Box
Platform
Engine AMI tender
j Engine,
Eugne-house at Lsyacs
Depot building Victoria
Depot building at Lsyaca,
Machine shop Victoria.
70 Pain trucks. loose al depot in victoria,
Pairs trucks under . platform
Miscellaneous railroad material boring straps &C.
Worthless lot Of bscksEIths tools,
Mixed lot Of machinery, shops Nietors
Pain lying loose along the road between Laaca and VIC
2 Pairs drvng-wheels at Victoria,
Tank at Nic,Ons,
Cistern at Victoria,
Iron safe,
2 Stoves
2 Pairs scales,
3 Hand trucks
!
property inspected application To the agent Of the ro.d
desired obtained from the Chief Quarter
master, Filth Military District, at Austin, Texas
Full particulars given day OF sale
TERMS OF PAYMENT-Cash in United States funds
GEO. T. ALDEN,
Brevet Major and A. q. NJ. L. s. Army,
In Charge of Office Chief Quartennsster
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public speakers.
New-iork, May 5, 1870.
MOSES TAYLOR,
J. J. ASTOR.
NJ. II. GRINSELL.
CHARLES II. RUSSELL,
SHEPHERD KNAPP,
JOHN COCHRANB.
sPoFF0RD, TlLbSTON & Co.,
HENRY CLEWs,
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS,
FPED'K A. COSKLiNO,
ELLIOTT &. COWDIH,
GEORGE ID. MORGAN,
sIGISMUND KAUFMAN,
T.. A. MERRITT,
GEO. 4. ADBE.
WRTMORR CRYDER & Co.,
ARTHUR LEARf,
\. l.. N. BARLOW,
SIMON DE WISER.
EDWARD p. COLES,
CHARLES LAMSON,
ALONZO b. CORNELL,
JOHN STEW ARD.
BAILEY 4 WEILRL.
J. Y. BUTTBRWORfH,
WM. A. DAZZLING.
A. c. KlNGSLAND 4 SONS,
4. L. STEWART,
G.. A. ARTHUR,
J. SOILS EIITbRBANO,
SAM SLOAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
PUBLIC MEETING:-The citizens of New:

DUBLIC MEETING.-Ihe cltlzens or New
York desire PROMOTE THE INTERESTS AND SAFETY
Of AMERICAN COMMENCE BY providing the roteco.
public the Of The MEXICAN bni
and the Caribbean Sea requested TO meet at the COOPER NHI
TUTB URSDAY Mas the 18th Instant O'Clock
upon national Authorities Washington importance Of rtl
pending treaty acquiring he right 10 AID
Bsy the Island Of 81 Domingo with adjacent ter
rry especially neu hsrbor for American ami naval
the United States. .
viii be made by the Hon BANKS c ~
the Hon FITCH OF Nevada Hon. j. A. GARFIELD u ono,
Hon HORACE MAYNARD of Tennessee number OF other aEeli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
ferinres an0 Hleetines.

mr.. COTTON, ,r,.nv a..
NITROUS OXIDE, Or LAUGHING Gas,
with an exhibition Of amusing effects, at the
COOPER INSTITUTE,
SATURDAY EVENING MAY "a, -
A series Of CHEMICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL EMBhhbAIS
Tickets IS cents to expenses For sale the door Doom
- lnck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

A MEXICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSO-
IN CATION
MASS CONVENTION, Ste.nway Hall
THURSDAY, 10 q. m, q p m. = p m =,
SPEAKERS-Mary A Lvemore. AarH NJ Powell Isaac H. ->1r'
goD v. Tsppan Henry B. Blackwell Phehe A. HaAior,
Johnson, Adele at Lucy Stone and others Evening
George WIN. Curtis Miriam NJ Cole Celia BGech Julia a lio~e
Evenings 25 HENRY WARD BEECHER Pres
Lucy SroSg, Chairman Executive Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

sEEpS-C lover s;eady an. in moderate demand al - ''
LNy stu AID firm at III 'oi hoesA fiA ns a. -
g. Is -.oi......,os
VUlSKY-Th market is gam and fairly active sales 40 DDS
a, and VI 10 for iron hoop neiHdlns ~ DOS
Inc 4 : TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

A IRST-CLASS EL0CUTIONlST, who is
L also dramatic wnte VIII qualify pap-ay or gcIIemaa
platform Stage. Aaiosa H.. Boz Ql Tribune Oaos
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-08-12

The Times this week dcvotes sew
cral columns to advertising the PLAIN
DEALER and its business. It will
accept our thanks for the valuable
space thus consumed for our benefit.
Its sources Of information however
are at times wonderfully deficient
Especially is this the case in regard
to the law for publ ishing the delin-
qucnt tax list, and in time it will
learn that the lawyer who informed
its editor that he was publishing the
full letter Of the law in force on that
subject is either a monomsniac, or
that be has an attic to let in bis
criminal ediice. .=.
The Eads swindlc We denoueced 1T
the time though be left his notes with
the school fund as evidence Of the
sums be had borrowed without secu-
rity. When Gov. Stone did the same
thing though the rascality was fully
exposed in the Dubuque Herald he
was heartily supported for reelection
BY his party aud by none more heart.
lily tlan BY the editor Ct the Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-08-12

The details Of the late battles be-
tween the French and Prussian ar
mics with all their minuteness
have been dished up in tho daily
journ,ls. The French Emperor in
bis hasty declaration was the aggres.
sive party. To day he finds his ar.
my shattered and driven upon French
soil by the victorious army of Prus.
STA leaving II. 900 of his men upon the
field Of battle. with numerous bat
tie aags and munitions in the posses.
sion Of the enemy. ... l..
Now the effort Of Napoleon is to
maintain the control Of France. In.
stead Of, continuing thu war -fas. IL.
humiliation Of Prussia It will be pro.
longed to maintain his own flimsy
title to royalty. The rusult now in
dicstes but feeble promise Of success:
even to accomplish this.
We Of the United States can calm
ly await the issue. There is nothing
in issue that will benefit the exten
sion Of civil liberty in Europe 0,
America, and nothing that calls 70,
interference BY citizens Of this re.
public whether such by nativity o,
adoption.