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Evening star., 1870-02-28

country residence without blinds, to
my optics, presents a cheerless, unfinished an.
pearance," says a correspondent. He argues
that, by the use Of blinds, rooms can be made
dark, and the furniture, carpets, &C., win not
fade and advises every one who has not, to 90
and order blinds at once. Such advice Is wrong.
because 1t clearly violates natural laws and
makes such dwelling unhealthy. True, the
light and sun may fade the CARPET provided the
col0rs are not fast; but Providence has made
both, and without light and the rays of the sun
no vegetable or animal growth or existence will
be natural or healthy.
Evening star., 1870-02-28

hssn nAsokkns FOR the SogTH.-An agency has
ing held hands for farms and plantstions ~ r.
Seutn. Inc movement is i'm charge of a number
y, gentlemen formerly connected with The
Provident Aid Society," WIN lhe
Evening star., 1870-02-28

IHE CHORAL SOCIETY. il win he s.ar ,,r
rebesrsai e aavertisement elsewhere, hold
attondsn.e fmoIIow - evening, at which a fnii
a''ehoahce Oh active members Is REQ uested i1i'
Evening star., 1870-02-28

GESTLEMEN's SUIrs.--A few suits of ve,v
nandsome goods, adapted to ea-iiy spring wear.
'-0' 'Po' ~ ,o 1Eo. g. HHNNISS,
NO. 40 Sever N St. Northwest.
Evening star., 1870-02-28

ANI6HTS IEMPLAR
ne AxBvEE.
ok Dress Suits,
Also. X. Coats, Pants, Vest, &C., &C.
At Han -niahts Templar Buttons, plated.
re & Co.'S, S35 Pennsylvania avenue,
(under L. 8. Hotel) 2,4,3
Evening star., 1870-02-28

THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, is open
from $50 to 7:3o O'Clock every Saturday evening,
in addition to its regular banking hours. 1t
pays interest on deposits.
Evening star., 1870-02-28
Georgetown Advertisements.

III THOMAS DowLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNIrURE AND
EFffcfs AT Accff0N
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Msrch
W9TH2d At 10 clock. will cell ~ the resldence
w 'of General Samuel Breck, No, 1Ss Con.
grees street., above West general assortment
Of Household Furniture and Effects, OF which ve
na,se-
Qhe elegsnt Rosewood Piano, Stool and Cover
Walnut Hair Cloth Easy Chair. and Lounge
Walnut W hstnot, Marble top Tables and stands
ia yards elegant Brussels CARPET
Oak Extension Dining Table
Oak and Walnut Dining Chairs
W alnut u Msrble top Chamber suite
Wardrobe and Mattresses
Elegant Thgee ply Carpet
Morning Glory Stove
Cooking, Chamber and Franklin S,oves
China and Glassware
large lot of Coal, with many other articles too
numerous 20 mention.
fer d THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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TATE MAR RTFNNAIIYToWN m a.

IN
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE NEAR TENNALLYToWN.D u. &.
- By virtue Of deed of trust from Frederick
O0tones and wife 90 the undersigned trustee,
~bcaring date the 18th day of February. lss9, and
duly recorded in Liber and X, No. p, folio 81, q
the land records Il the county of sshington, u G
and ~ the written request of the parry sscured
thereby, the undersigned will, on TUESDAY. the
2tth day of March, lSo, at I O'Clock D. m, .ell. on
the premises, near Tennsllytown, ALI that piece of
land being part Of q tract called st. Phillip and
Jacob and W hitehsyen, beginning for the same at
the southwest corner of John Cephus' lot. th-pce
south 46 east 30 Il perches TO public road thence
with said road south 2si west 10 perches south e9l
west n.64 perches. thence north 4is, west N 90
perehes thence south So west s-A Perches; thence
north 4os west 45T2 perches 10 road; thence north
IA east 20 Of perches to the beginning, containing
81 ltp acres. excepting aud reserying four acres
and thirty seven hundredths therefrom
Terms of sale: One third cash; sufficient 10 nav
amount due and costs Of sale; the balance in six
months. Conveyancine and stamps az cost of par
chsser. SIS must be deposited upon the fall of IN.
hammer. IL the terms are not complied with within
five days from day IL sale. the undersigned reserves
the right TO resell the property the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchase.
b. n. CARPENTER. Trustee
The property is near Conduit road, and about one
mile northwest OF Droyeris Rest.
fe22 2swtd THoS. BOWLING. Auct.
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I ms q RANCE ROOFS

II . - = = - wv -
L. H. HANSON q b. LEWIS BLACKFoRp.
THE ETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO. os u.r,.
fsrd Assets, s5,5O0.oOO. wv" VI nar'-
THE kOkTH BRITISH AND NERC.NTIIr
Cash assets, S15 900 900. ''u ''~'es'
sets, S2,250,0oO. w. No
The rkANkLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO. M
fhlsdeiphia Assets. 50, 100000 "
IhE sPklkGF1ELD FIRE INSURANCE IN
Oh Massachusetts. Assets, (nearD g 900 600
THE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE co az u.rt
lord Capital, $500 900.
THE kQGER WILLIAMS FIRE INSURANCE.
w., d Providence, X. L.
ThE Eo MEEIRoPoLiTAS FIRE INSURANCE.
"a ND that old and excellent Home Comnanv-
1nE fonoMAC INSURANCE CO., of George.
r, in Lie Insurance We have the great
MUIUAL LIFE INSURANCE co M No. VI
Cash assets, o3S 900. 900. A'
IhE ATNA LIFE INSURANCE Co. of 8ar,.
'ora. Assets, e12 800 900. ~
Our Companies have an aggregate OF ss.ef. .xc..s
ing S19.OOO,OOO, and some OF them more tbs,
lan pan century OF experience. They are too we'll
!extendine, in the case OF Mr.. Hanson fbronSS
twenty consecutive in this city is srnnie asa
factory. T. M HANS1N AP' Ano sAtis-
ia,o-,v D LEwls BLACKFORD,
.e,o ~ S19 7th ct old No ls6
Evening star., 1870-02-28

SO 00O GOLD BEARING INTEREST
2S3OOOBONDS OF THE MARYLAND
SALE. ~"
The amount Cf Bonds issued by this Company ia
SlO0.CO, redeemable in twelve years, "
They are secured by first class n,oryoa oa on tho
Company s valuable property, worth $4,000.
Interest, g per cent paid promptly semi annually
In god. Apply to JOHN B. BLAKE,
fe24-6t National METROPOLITAN Bank
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PENNIES FOR SALr.-Apply at the Star ofice.

Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. s03
Market Space, between sth and 9Th streets.
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. 2,5,1:
PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR, which is so
common nowadays, may be entirely prevented
by the use Of Burnett's Cocoaine. 1t has been
used in thousands Of cases where the hair was
coming out in handsful, and has never failed to
arrest Its decay. and to promote a healthy and
vigorous growth. 1t is at the same time unri-
vailed as dressing for the hair. single ap-
plication will render it soft and glossy for sew
eral days. S,3
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ESTABLISHED in 1884,
PREnIuM AWARDED IN 1857.
w. II. wHEATLEY'S
NJ u N STE AN DTEIN G

CLEhNSING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 40 JEFFERSON ST,
Georgetown, ID. Q.
kepfete with every desirable apparatus and pro
vded with the best talent and artistic skiil 10 be OBJ
tanned, with constant personal attention the part
q the proprietor, makes this the best place In the
District TO have all orders In In line well and
romptiy executed. se1l- On
Evening star., 1870-02-28

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, ld0.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Government
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OAK Hal

OAK HALL
Clothing and Merchant Tailoring,
525 Seventh street,
opposite Post Office. 1855
Evening star., 1870-02-28

ESTABLISHED lS4l.
ANDREW J. JOYCE 4 CO..
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS. HfS
All and 419 Fourteenth street. S6
REPAIRING in all its branches
AZ I0,r,aees AJt for Repairs, Storage on Conmts.
Agentsfor Brewster Co.. .tof Broome street, Fifth
Sl-eo1
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NATIONAL UNION FIRE INsuRa Nov co,,
~ PANf OF WASHINGTON. ooA

r. Loeinsna ave., one dsor east Of 7th IT.
cnsree ior Policies or revenue stamps.
Dromptly paid. ssfHAs sno io0eo
Risase RiSseesT4Is-Csari. T KnaP, President; George w.
Berrv HS19ent; Marshan Brown, Thonss
Hen2yr, = nncnaEa wanach, VIM. Dixon, Daniel Dodd.
eeH-ly NOBLE B. IARNrR. secret.rv
Evening star., 1870-02-28

A LEX. r. SHEPHERD 4 BROS,
HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW
IRON WAREHOUSE,
90 PENNA. Av., BET 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
(souTH sIDEJ
Respectfully call attention to their assortment of
GAS FIXTURES,
comprising
ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BIZ THE
Tucker Manufacturing Co., New York
also those Of
Mitchell, Vance 4 Co., New York,
WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS,
PRICES.
,,.u The Largest Stock OF
CLOCKS, and
hANTEL ORNAMENTS
ever exhibited in Washington, and at the
Low EST RATES.
Every Variety Of
SLATE MANTELS
anuactured, OF style and Anish equal to the fines,
imported marbles
TERRA GOTTA AND IRON WARE,
CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUEs.
VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES,
RIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, &c.
Sole Agency for
MoULES PATENT EARTH CLOSETS.
We call especial attention to our
FAhhok CRATES, LATReBES, FURNACES
and RANGES,
comprising al the most improved varieties.
FOUNTAIN JETS Of every style.
fhUMsiNG, GAS and STEAM FITTING.
approved manner. ~A~ ." 'ne most
CAL and examine our Stock and Salesrooms. r. sm
Evening star., 1870-02-28

.c1n.aS " ChickkSs.-Geor9e Humnhrevs
sssS,i. was arrested BY OceF McHenPV
Margaret washIngton. snd "1n ~ =. Newman and
jail for court by Justice Mills oommitted to
Evening star., 1870-02-28

SOLE AGENCY FOB or THE DISTRICT.
DUPONTs CELEBRATED POWDER,
At Store Of 7. A. RITCHIE, Forrest Hall. 0eor,s.
town, d. O.
All Qualities and quantities supplied 10 the <,,A.
Of Sporting, Mining, and Blasting POWDER. IN bSs,
res, kegs, cases, cannist0rs.
Orders from washington City left In box at stors
q WIN WHELAN, No. 91O = street, or With M.
WI. IL, q once Of w 9. West, Architect
Evening star., 1870-02-28

toi5 HE CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
neia meeting, Yesterday evening, at the Con
giesational church, corner of 10th and q streets
LIayer was onered by Rev. Mr.. Beckwith SEN
% a.oI %fomeroy made few remarks, and after
who delivered temperance poem which w.
=. muen admired by those fortunate enough to hear
t. Senator POmerOy then introduced Mr.. Rev
en-, OF MississipPi, who addressed the meetings
delivering an effective and entertaining addrss
Evening star., 1870-02-28
LOCAL NEWS.
AAusementa, &e.

NATIONAL THEAfER--Parepa Rosa Troupe,
"Maritana-o
WALLS OPERA HousB-Robert McWade as
rip Van Winkle-"
CARROLL HALL~-Lecture by Bishop Rose
crans-
WHITEH uRsT GALIERY-Grand Comic Pan
Drama Of the Removal of the Capital, and other
Magnificent Representations, every evening,
commencing at O'Clock.
SMITH 81 SrROxs's ART GALLERY, 245 r st.
MARKRITER'e ART GALLEY, 4S6 TN street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY. 81 Pa. avenue.
Evening star., 1870-02-28

4R-RoRKRf MCwApR. AN "a.
merit, makes his first appearaacs =, comedian of
tor q Walls Opera House. his washing
.Rip Van Winkle.1 Sus evening, In
Evening star., 1870-02-28

tNo o elock yesterday morning an alarm OF fire
OF the old store and warehouse known as Rob-
tei store, At the north end Of the Nayy-Yard
pnoge. The building, worth about IS 900, the
BohIersst stock. valued at q, ,O0e, was entirely
oesuoyed, with no insurance on either. On
Sasuraay night week the store was broken into
AND robbed Of nearly two hundred dollars,
worth Of goods, and a. yesterday morning the
shutters were discovered to have been ferceJ
opened with . burglars tool, IL is supposed the
tne premises to cover up the theft The Fire
department were on hand, but not in time as
tnefe was no policeman at box to inform them
The steamer Anacostia, in the Navy-Ysrd. was
nfed up when the flames were frst discovered
tineasshs GssDs only mi three squares OFF could have
Captain Of the Night Watch would not permSt
her to leave the yard. iA''
STOLEN PoRK-On SATURDAY. Of5ca,s S,;,.,
comb, Cavanagh, and Tillman, of the fourth
Pieenci, were In the act Of searching house in
Union alley, under search warrant, when they
found two dressed hogs hanging up in a second
story chamber. The inmates could give no
satisfactory account of how the hogs came there.
precinct station house to await an owner
CHEAP HoNEs.-Every man ought to secure
Sne o. 1 sne nne lots FOR sale by Hall g. Ross, at
on time. No charge Tor deed, nor interest ON
sn.S, sne eaek Rayments. Soon these lots win be
- Ne8lCuluI.
every mans attention.
THE FURNITURE SALE advertised to take
pace to-m o-morrow, March the 1st, at No 40 H
sueet, between 18th street and Vermont avenue.
VIII be held at the Auction Rooms Of Cooper e
Latfmer on that day, commencing at 10 O clock
We would advise parties In search Of good fur
niture to attend this sale.
THH POPULAR SrRAMER WAwAsHr has been
balamore, and viii leave there to-morrow
noLning 70 resume her trips between Wash
neton and the different landings on the Poto-
'er' commencing Friday next.
TIE FIRST WARD SocrAsIr. o;v.
+otg2m1auon ball at Russell's Acaiemy Pan'-
syiSania avenue, between nth and istR st,sats
srtT 6 sufs sfSsenng een Ins,, .sllinown popu,
good time. See advertisement oo
IH PnoHERrY advertised I'm saturd,vs
IT,, ~ d. .. Addison, Deputy Collector US
q MI. Frederick Seifz. the go. .s ny So,d,
AoSernment tax and costs P~'u '"e
.c1n.aS ~, ~ ShickkSe.-Geor1e Humnbrevs
sealing chickens from John Naenry, for
9MEaret washington, and WAS eon,n1. an ana
jail for court by Justice Mills. committed to
merit, makes his first appearaanan comedian of
tor At Walls Opera House, this IN washing
PnoyrssoR BENSON j. Ioss,x
most prominent known OF Americs,o ohe or the
and hterG1, VIII deliver the tenth Iec,,s. ,s.orians
Grand Army course tonight, at Lincoln u Hu% .ne
TIE IRIsH kKPuBLIcAx Aesoc,.-
meet tonight at Trades Union Hall. See vii sd
yertisenent.
Evening star., 1870-02-28

fnorERrY advertised I'm Saturday
Gntss IT,, ~ "a. =. Addison, Deputy Collector U. s.
q Mr.. FreSer,os, ior sale to-day, was not sold
6oyernment tax and costa "eA' P@io tne
Evening star., 1870-02-28

RELIEF OF THE POoR.-Mayor Bowen. at the
sohcitation OF DIR. Boyd and others of the Preyi-
dent Aid Society, this morning decided to con.
,lnue the furnishing Of bread to the poor for at
,r,a, eas. ole week longer, In consequence OF the
many cases Of suffering being reported Two
tnousand loaves per day will therefore be dis.
tpriouted.soo from the principal depot OF the
rIoSldent Aid Society, 5th and T. streets; GOO
from the branch at the corner Of Maine .ys,,ro
and and * street, and 800 by Mrs. Josephine s.
Evening star., 1870-02-28

PRoyEesoE BENSON j. LossrSs- nm.
most prominent known Of American hss,i oi the
and htera1, win deliver the tenth Iec,n. sorians
ofsno tAf"y course nisht, at Lincoln Hsu
Evening star., 1870-02-28

TIE IRIsH kEPUBLIcAx Aesocr.r,ox
meet tonight st Trades Union Hall. See siLl sdl
yertiseRent. ao-
Evening star., 1870-02-28

orean.ation h.i mMkD =, sSeGIAsLrs give grand re-
syivania avenue, between nth ana issS .,,sn.s en
ts,morrow evening. Their vell-knoWn nonn,
AIIy sumcient guarantee that there viii he
Evening star., 1870-02-28

CHEAP HoNKs.-Every man ought to secure
one o. the tne lots for sale by Hall q Ross. at
spa City. Only twenty dollars per lot, ahd this
the back payments. Soon these lots will ha
valuable 1t rs near and healthful, and worth
every mans attention.
Evening star., 1870-02-28

THH POPULAR SrRAMER WAwAsHr has been
been overhaulea and fitted mn In ,;na st,s =,
6alamore, and viii leave there to-morrow
morning TO resume her trips between wash.
nsson ano the different landings on the Poto-
1se nver, commencing Friday merit
Evening star., 1870-02-28

and finest finished ~ ' ''' 4"
CHiLDRENs CARRIAGES.
ecr1ces lower than they can be obtained elsewhere
~ C5k. kUPPERTS Fancy Bazaar, No. 522 Told
laJ7 Inn,
Evening star., 1870-02-28

THE FURNITURE SALE advertised to take
place to-morrow, March the 1st, at No. $50 III
street, between 18th street and Vermont avenue
VII pc neid at the Auction Rooms Of Cooper &
Lattmer on that day, Commencing at 10 o'cIecS
We would advise parties In search Of good fur
Evening star., 1870-02-28

STOLEN PoRK.-On Saturday Of;cars S.;,,.,.
comb, Cavanagh, and Tillman, of the fourth
precinct, were in the act Of searching a honse in
Union alley, under Q search warrant, when they
found two dressed hogs hanging up in a second
story chamber. The inmates could give no
satisfactory account Of how the hogs came there
and the officers removed the pork to the fourth
precinct station house to await an owner.
Evening star., 1870-02-28

n SPRING STYLE. -
- The public are respectfully Informed that ly
their old style high or low crown SILK
HATS can be remodeled to fashionable shape at
SUNNlNGHAMS HAT FACTORY, 923 7tb ST
Oet II 0n0 -. New Hats m Adj tor IN
Evening star., 1870-02-28

Terms: Cash in United States currency on the dav
Bid Wi Hs and S dsHCs q ssn per cent on the
Gays viii be allowed TO remove the property
OF Virginia. j. G. CHANDL tn 1A10n'
0revet Colonel, Quartermaster D. g. Army, Chief
Quarternaster Department Of Virginia. fe9-f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-06
The Cairo Bulletin, June 6.
will vote for this hin. why ia this sol If

will vote for this bill Why Is this so2 If
the government makes gift has she not a
right to know to whom she gives IL And
the friends Of this bill, if there was no other
reason, is certainly sufficient to induce
those who are DESTROYS of holding the lands
of the nation as free homes for her citizens
to pause and reflect long before they con-
sent to make the additional grant asked
for in this bill.
Therefore, Mr.. Speaker, While l am
willing the company shall retain all the.
grant they now have by law, not desiring
BY mere legal technicality t. deprive IL
Of any rights IL now has from the Govern
ment, never can consent TO add to the
same, as asked for in this bill, believing as
do, IL Is already full large enough In all
conscience; and believing further, as do,
that whenever the company becomes fully
convinced that Congress will not increase
the grant, it will at once proceed in good
faith to build the road. But so long us II
can come here and ask, and get its wants
answered, so long will the road remain
myth.
Therefore, Mr.. Speaker, in the interest
Of the laboring man of the country, who
desires lands on which TO settle in the far
West, and to establish his home and roof
tree, shall vote first in favor of all the
amendments offered to the bill, and finally
shall feel myself constrained TO vote
against the bill itself, whatever may be its
shape, believing, as have said, the former
grant is abundantly sufficient subsidy to
secure the building of the road.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-06
ILL. PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Programme OF SiHth Annual Meeting.
IErnm the Rockford ILL lRegisterl

Programme or Sixth Annual Meeting.
From the Rockford ull.)Regsterl
The sixth annual convention of the
Illinois Press Association, which will be
held in Chicago early in August promises
to be the most interesting and profitable
In the history of the organization. The
annual address will he delivered by DR..
+. X. Roe, the able editor Of the Bloom
ington Paragraph, aud the poem by Emily
Huntington Miller, one Of the editors Of
the Little Corporal, and a charming writer.
Several topics ofintorest to tho profession
are to be discussed the discussions to be
introduced by the reading Of short essays
prepared by members. of the association,
appointed for that purpose by the presi-
dent The principal subjects TO be consid.
cred and the names of thc essayists appoin-
ted are as follows;
|. Press Associations. Their purpose
and management. Essay by John H..
Obcrly, OF the Cairo BULLETIN.
2. The editorial management of the
local press.
How much attention can the editor find
IL profitable TO devote to subjects of u gem
eral or national characterf
Ready printed ''insides."
DO editors Of local presses, as q general
thing, give sufficient attention to the care
full gathering up and arrangement Of local
or home news? Essay by L. ID. Ingersoll,
Is the Chicago Evening Post.
3. The mechanical department Of the
local press.
Does 1t always pay TO have the mechani-
cal work of the local paper, including
general job printing, done In hnt-class
manner
What is necessary to secure fine mechani-
cal execution, particularly in small Offices,
where the facilities are limited?
IL the employment Of woman as COM
positors judicious, and shall Young girls
be encouraged TO educate themselves rs
compositors, and IL capable as editors Of
the local press? Essay by G. l.. Bangs, Of
the Litehfeid Union Monitor.
T. Cheating the printer.
What action shall this association
take in regard to the reliability of adver-
Using agents, transient customers and all
other persons who are sometimes disposed
10 cheat the printer, Essay by w. w.
Sellers OF the Td:eireH County Republican.
The subject Of establishing union adj
vertising agency in the city of New York,
TO be maintained by the press Of Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa Minnesota, etc. will
probably be- brought up for consideration,
on report 10 be made by a special com
mittce.
The convention will be succeeded by an
excursion, under regulations hereafter TO
be published ria Mackinsw and Sarnia 10
Montreal, Quebec and Boston. None but
bona pie editors and publishers, members
Of the association, will be- permitted to
participate In this excursion, and il will be
useles, for any others 10 make application
for tickets or passes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-06
BOOKS.
THE GREATEST WORK
A Book Invaluable 10 Grocery Keep or

Every produce dealer. every dsirynnsn. ever
farmer, Every msnufArtrrer, everybody No
cannot Afford To he without u,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-06
It Contains

The snrest an only certain method TO keep eggs
fresh and sweet for at least one year. tn. co-i
IN less than half q cent per dozen, AMI by thus
method eggs bought ~ eight and ten cents doL-
en- during the summer. can be kept and sold 10, the
winter for from thirty to ms cebt.. when once
known
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-06
NORTHERN PACIFIC r. r.

Cairo H., June 9th, 1870.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-06
This Method VIII Take the Place OF
All Others
IT DOES NOT TAnNusH THE EGG
It Contains

Or give u the appearance 81 age. and when offered
Tor ale 70 cannot b. told either by appearance or
qualify from "a fresh laid egg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

and your patience. to speak OF this the and clan
North why every rod Of fence, every sn'mn m en-,
prairies that In wood must come from these &
what but this Cedar Valley road must pfihg 'ho u'''
Now have spoken thus enthusiastically oi ,nc oe
gs Of this enterprise St Louis but caaot 70 Chicago
pei 10 deny that lts inlPo,, hinaco continnes
10 nor the less so long IA Chlcago co'i,, ri y
to be the great depot for grain ana n nP nporiant
road 10 Burlington is OF Chicagos most nPo ~
,rihutores Then again, the new arrangements o .n1
Pensy Central by which some 100 rnnh 80 much
ncarer the East say II trade sets this latter way the
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Minnesota ka,road asr
sill he benefited AS well rs the rest OF us 10y ths shoe
rnnte In amy case all success to this new railway
see that one of the most sagacious and far-sghted
brokers Of Wast Henry Ciews' mas 'he oonus iot ~,
81 OK Eastern capta could not flow in safer. ANA al
The same tine n more lucrative channel beSpeak an
early completion Of this road ana sun believe VIII
do nch TO make St Louis metropolitan center OF the
West We have only To complete our bridge across Tue
Mississippi and TO get hold OF the Union racine khrao
I'm some way, TO accomplish very much toward 'ha
result